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CamD Meeting Notes.

Thursday August I3-The last ten days
have been very busy ones tor the members
OF the associations putting the grounds
auditorium. etc. IN shape for tile meeting
Thursday afternoon Key G.. w WHIT.
program superintendent came on the
grounds and expr, ssed his surprise IN find.
ing the gratifying change that has been
made in the concition and appearance OF
the grounds and cottage; indeed so great
has been the change, those that have visited
this place in fotmer years scarcely reCos.
nized the place.
: FRIDAY. August il-Iohn Werlich moved
IN aud assumed control Of hotel and Is q w
ready with his assistants To- entertain all
who might wish hotel entertainment
Saturday August ia goodly number
Of visitors were on the ground, and a. 20
Rev. G. W White delivered las lecture.
The Book Of Esther The lecture was
We u attended aud enjoyed by all prestn.
Sunday. August 1.-The day opened aus
piciousJ with SUNDAY school 10 charsr of
William Miller. superintendent Of Camp
Chapel sunday school This was followed
by concert by the Iunnelton band Al
10 80 a. ~. devotional exercises we're con.
Quoted by Rev G. w White These xer.
cises vere intensely spiritual aud helpful.
Io.co a a. a leture Christian Education. '
VAS delivered 10y Dr G. J e. Bennett 20
y. ~. concert Jy the Iuunvlton and Howts.
vile bands Was :arG treat. 2 90 y. m
Prof. Barber wts 90 hard with his large
choir OF trained voices aud Tor one hour
and quarter delighted the immense audi.
ence assembled iu the auditorium. 3.fsp.m.
ID g. ] G Bennett president Of the Fair
mont state normal school delivered his lee.
turc Christian Citizenship. This was one
OF the best lectures as e. delivered on these
grounds. Dr Bennett rs very forccful and
pleasing speaker. aud those who were so
fortunate TO hear this address speak In his
highest praise 80 -. M Camp Chapel 10
! worm L'ague held very interesting aud
helpful meeting 10 the auditorium a con
scfvauve estimate places the number OF
visitors on the grounds 81 ,. 600. The best
| OF order prevailed throughout the entire
| day The hotel accommodations we're bigh
| " complimentcd hy tie guests.
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tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from arrangement OF the kidneys and
cure is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment of the kidneys. II you are feel
ing badly you can make 10 mistake by
taking DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
10 corrects inability TO hold urine ard
scalding pain IN passing it. and over
comes that unpleasant necessity of being
compelled 90 go often through the day,
and TO get up many times during the
night. The mild and the extraordinary
effect Of Swamp-Root IS soon realized.
II stands the highest for its wonderful
cures Of the most distressing cases.
swamp Root IS pleasant to take and Is
sold by all druggists in 6fty-cent and
one-dOllar size bottles. You may have a
sample bottle Of this wonderful new dis,
covery and book that tells all about Il,
both sent free by mail. Address. Or. Kill
mer & Co, Binghsmton, n. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper. Don't make any
mistake, but remember the name, swamp
Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp. Root, and the
address, Binghamton, N. ", on every
bottle.
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Mrs. Mary A. Byrne

Mrs. Mary Ann (RsY) ByTne died at her
residence here on SATURDAY, Aususl Is, 1908
al ~ 4. tn, OF an illness incident to extreme
age, being % years 2S DAYS old. having been
born at Wheeling july 40 1913. She was a
daughter OF Patrick and Mary Ray, an Eng
lish couple who came to America from the
Isle Of Wight in the years succeeding the
revolutionary war.
Since early womanhood Mrs Bytne was
member OF ,he Kingwood Presbyterian
church, having been charter msmber
Her attendance at all public services in the
church was as regular as that o, the minis
Ter Iutil her last illness, which forced her
to forego the pleasure OF hearing the mes
sage.
OF Mrs. ByIne's wedding we read ia a
newspaper clipping found among some OF
her papers the following
AT Pilgrims Cottage Mount Carmel. Pa
on Thursday morning, December & 1870 by
Rev. ID Ray. John =. Byrne ESQ OF King
wood. Va. To Miss Mary Ann Ray, OF
Wheeling. Va "
AS a result oil this happy union there were
born FIVE children-four daughters and one
son. But Two reached the age o. maturity,
namely Mary Eleanor. who became the
wife OF ID. Y Morris aud whose death &C
CURED but few years ago. and Julia Eliza
beth, who survives
Mr. Blrne died July Ia 1867. while yet a
comparatively Young man. at his summer
home. Wcodside. Va. near Oakland Md
For more than iorn-SN years his widow
cherished the memory OF one whose lie
was blameless aud who is remembered for
his many charities. isithfulness and devo-
ton to friends aud family.
Her funeral occurred from her late home
Monday afternoon August y. at O'Clock,
tie services being in charge OF Rev K. VI.
Ramsey. pastor of the Haywood Presby-
terian church, assisted by Rev. ]. Il. Elan
agan, of Grafton. who was the deceased $
pastor more Than fifty years ago aud who
in his few remarks over the demise of his
friend oil hall century paid a glowing and
well earned tribute TO the beautiful life led
by her for more than three score and ten
years. Rev. ]. II. Hess OF the Kngwood
NJ +. Church also assisted in the service
both At the home and at the cemetery
The pallbeaTeIs were lifelong friends.
viz; Prof A w. Lorenz. ana Mai William
Z. McGrew, OF Morgantowu; William q
Brown. J. y. Martin. Francis Heermsns.
aud Felix Elliott. OF Kingwood. Those who
attended the funeral from distance we're
MIR. and Mrs. Farley Def3erTy. Of Terra
Aka MIR. aud Mas Oliver Ollie Mrs II.
Morelanc. Clarence Ollie. Ray Ollie. Mai.
w. &. McGrew and son James Prof A w.
10. entz. John Wiley and William Wiley.
OF Morgsntown; Mrs GilnoT Hamill of
Oakland Mr.. and Mrs Henry Reed and
John Ollie, OF Reedsville.
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CLARENCE Neville

Clarence Neville, agcd Les years, oi
'Ctrra Alta, died Monday evening at :
O'Clock, at the Stricklcr hospital. The
body was removed Ia Carrolrs under
taking establishment and prepared for
burial and taken To Terra Alta Tuesday
morning, accompanied 10y his mother,
brother, and two sisters, and the pastor
OF the L. H. church.
The young man had been sufferer
from appendicitis at intervals for some
time, and became violently i'll Monday
OF last week. lie was brought To the
hospital Thursday morning. where his
abdomen was opened and his conGition
examined, and the case found to bc hope
less. Drs. Daley, Strickler, Warner, and
Pratt were i'm attendance
Neville had been in the employ OF DIR.
Daley in Terra Alta the past year and
was an industrious enthusiastically young
man.
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Haxelton.
correspondence Of The Argus.

correspondence Of The Argus.
Most OF our farmers are done har.
vesting.
There will be run of cider here
Saturday, August aa.
Mrs. Hannah Glover's brother
Will was visiting her and his father
n'law. Jackson Deal, recently.
+. p. Glover has enlarged, re
modelled, and painted his house,
which adds greatly to its beauty.
1t is thought that W. ID. Arthur
will sell his mill property to farmers.
who will convert It into company
mill
Mrs. Callie Arthur accompanies
her sister, Miss Gay, who had been
here visiting her, home last Satur-
day evening.
Two funerals took place here
Wednesday, August IL. Mrs. Bar.
bara Glover died Tuesday morning,
August II, at her home In Hazelton
OF paralysis, aged 10 years months
as days. Rev. f.. S. Wethers, of
the Brandonvil!e charge, con
Quoted the funeral services at 1910
Wednesday morning and her body
was taken to the Jackson Deal grave
yard for burial. The other funeral
was that Of Mrs. Elizabeth Willett,
of near Brandonville, which took
place in the afternoon of the same
day at 3 O'Clock. Mrs. Willett was
aged IL years 3 months 7s days.
She was i'll several years, yet bore
her SufterIngs patiently. Rev. Jere-
miah Guthrie conducted the funeral
services. After short talk, songs.
and prayer at the home OF the de
ceased, the body was tenderly car
RED by the pail bearers, Charles
Rexroad. Allen Frankhouser, Walter
Meyers, Charles Cuppeti, John Scott.
and Victor Cupp. TO the graveyard
nearby, followed by large number
ot mourning relatives and friends,
where her body was consigned TO
Mother Earth.
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Twilight.

special Correspon lence OF The Argus.
John Hawkins lost a fine mare
Thursday night of last week.
Mrs. May Miller, Of near Manown.
has been on the sick list for several
days.
Alfred Menear arrived home las,
Sunday from Romeo, Pa, where he
has been working
James Trader, and family, OF
Manown, picked and sold Ias
gallons of hucklebcrreis ,hIs season.
Who can beat this2
Mis-. Elizabeth Reese, who has
been living up above Fellowsville
for number of years, moved in
with her son, James Miller. OF
M'llerspoit, a lew days ago.
Rev. Ira l.. Jackson will preach
at Bethlehem Saturday, August az,
at p. m, after which the rites OF
baptism will be administered down
at the creek below the church.
A young couple over at Kanes
Creek disappeared one day last
week very mysterIously and the
supposition is they have become one,
but we are not sure which one.
William Johnson, wife, and three
children, Of Morgantown, are in
our vicinity for weeks vacation
They will take in camp meeting al
Camp Chapel before returning home.
J. A. Sterling, of Manown, is
wearing a broad smile these hot
days. A fine big boy arrived at his
home las, Friday night. DIR. S. A.
Pratt, of Kingwood, attending
physician.
We were glad to hear from old
Granny Charity again. We feared
she had been swallowed up by the
quicksands of Sandy Bottom, but
hess the dear old soul. she is still
able to hobble around.
Farmers in this section are through
with their harvest aud are now wait
ing for the Ridgeway Bros new
Belle Guy ihfeshIng machine. This
IS an up to-date thresher and the
only one in this section Of countr,
run br gasoline.
The following visitors composed q
party ~ Twilight visitors last Sun
day; B. NJ Squires. wife, and sor
Clyde, Of Reedsville; Forest Squire,
aud wife. Of Cumberland, Md. Mrs
Fores, Sqnires rendered SONS fine
selections on the organ to the en-
joy ment and delight of all present
Come again. the latch string hang
on the outside.
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Opekiska.

Special Correspondence OF The Argus.
1t may be that some Of your many
readers in Preston would he pleased
to hear something from this small
town along the M,nongahels river,
for that reason ] take the opportu.
nifty Of giving you a small letter oc.
casiOnaIly from here, which may be
OF some interest to- some Of your
readers.
Talking bal game is the order of
the day.
Fletcher Conway and wife left for
few weeks vacation 1T Atlantic
City.
b. i. Fuchett has purchased a
piano and gone into the music bust
ness right.
Lem Willfong,of Homestead, Pc -,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles W,lfJng
The farmers are mostly through
with their vesting, which vas
heavy through this section.
Miss Maggie Stonking, Of Fair
point. o, is visiting her sister at
this place Mrs B. +. Fitchett.
Rev S. =. Hawley, Of Preston,
near Reedsville, has been visiting
his son I'D. Hawley, Of this place
b. +. Fnchett, b & O.agent here.
has just returned from business
trip to Psrkersburg, wheeling, and
some points IN Ohio.
Miss Florence Willfong and sister
Edna are preparing to start to the
tall term Of the Fairmont normal
school, which will commence Sep
TENDER I.
The Murray and Beechwood mines
ct the FairmOnt Coal Company are
now running four and FIVE DAYS a
week, compared with one aud two
few weeks ago.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Interesting Letters from a Host Of
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING In THG COUNTRY
Bright Bits Of News aud Gossip About
You ana Your Neigheor-Ths
Events Of . Week.
function.
-respondence OF The Argus.

| Correspondence OF The Argus.
All roads lead to camp meeting.
Mrs. w. 4. Newcome is ON tn,
sick list.
a. J. Bouaheld was in Gator
Wednesday
What TINS town needs is NOR,
black berries
Luther Adams, of Rowlesburg, wa
in town Sunday.
Miss Martha Davisis visiting Mrs
Taylor this week
James Tuh'll caught 10 p IunJ
grounding last week.
An electrical storm passed over
this place Monday night.
Mike Ma,loy. "f Rowlesbu,g, va,
In town Sunday Tor few houIs.
Soon be time for the Preston
Leader TO be sold and unsold again.
Miss Ada L,velle returned Satur.
day after visit to friends in Keyser
Mrs. Eunice PARCEL, OF Grafton,
was visiting in Tunnel,on last Fri
dsy.
Miss Lee Lynch. of Fellowsville,
visited Mrs. Claude Montgomery
last week.
William Hunt, of San Francisco.
is visiting MIR. and Mrs. ]. S. Hunt
this week.
Mrs, Myrtle Heusman, of Rowles
burg, visited Mrs. Leo Beavers one
day last week.
Uncle Jchuny Lloyd has bought
the fruit stand of William Reed on
Gibson street.
William Bishop, of Terra Alta,
VISITED his mother, Mrs. Rachel Bish-
OPP, last Sunday.
Miss Mary Lavelle returned to
Fairmont last week after a short visit
with relatives in town.
]. S. Hunt and son Thomas were
IN Grafton Wednesday attending the
funeral of John c. Duffy.
Jefferson Heath, OF Rowlesburg,
has SIX teams running between Tun-
Melton and the camp ground.
Ben Davis, the district president
of the United Mine Workers, has
been in town the past few days.
Miss Mary Tuhrll is nursing a son
OF Ezra 'reels this week. The young
man is very low with typhoid fever.
The Italians who were employed
near Long Run have finished their
work and departed for other scenes.
Roy Howell, of Independence
spent several days with his grand
mother, Mrs. Lottie Herndon, last
week.
son of James Neville, aged ID
months, died Sunday morning. The
remains were laid to rest Sunday
evening.
George Lyons, that hilarious bar
Der of Rowlesburg who knows every.
body he meets, was in town Sunday
shaking hands.
J. N. Thorn is going around with
his right hand bandaged on board,
the result of hitting Ed Reese on
the head with lis bare hand.
DR.. {. J c. Bennett, president
OF the state normal school at Fair
mont, was in Tunnelion Sunday for
few hours. DR.. Bennett delivered
the principal address at the CAMP
ground the same day.
1t is certainly interesting to reau
about ScheTr and Swisher, together
with their trips to Hot Springs. Taft
has thus far refused TO interfere with
their facuonaI fight. 50 West Vir-
GINA Democracy need have no fear
as to the result: on November 3.
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MASOSS MAEING MERRY.
Lodges or county Pienicking at Morris
Park.

This is a great day at Morris Park All
the Masons in the county who could get
away are there, together with their fami-
lies. The unmarried ones are accompa-
MED by their swcethearts, and will prob
ably find some secluded nook to have the
fair one name the day. Newburg and
Terra Alta are there in force, while King
wood IL well represented. Nincent's band
of eighteen pieces is discOursing sweet
music, and dull care has been driven to
the winds
The principal feature of the day in the
amusement line will be- q baseball game
between the Terra Alta and Newburg
lodges in the morning. I'm the afternoon
the kingwoOd lodge will tackle the win
ner and there will be battle royal.
Baseball fans will probably not sanction
all the plays. but the Masons have rules
of their own not ineligible 10 the un-
initiated
\ grand corn roast las been planned
for the evening, and all the roastin ear.
on the adjoining farms have been Oh.
toned. Bathing houses have been erected
ON the banks Of the Cheat, and great
sport is ANTICIPATED when Ncwburg enter.
The surf. The story that they do not
know what water is will be shown 10 b,
false.
Special trains on the VI. q X. will con.
vcy the picnickers TO the grounds and
back again, and the management Of th,
road will do all in it, power 20 accommo
date tie crowd.
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Ear.

Corresponfcoee ct The Argus.
Earl Spiker is on The sick list.
Howard H,lsmAn raised his barn
Wednesday.
Walter GustmAn. OF Morgattown,
is visiting frien|s lele.
Floyd Gale. of Brandonville, was
here Thursday on business.
Russell Guthrie was on the sick
list few days the past week.
Earl Robinson, of Glade Farms.
was with friends here Sunday.
Curtis Nieman and Gay Guseman
went To UniontUvn last Tuesday.
Miss Maude l,vengood was a
guest at /. A. Frankhouser's Friday.
Isaac Guseman and grandson.
Walter Guseman, were at Glade
Farms on business Thursday.
Misses Stella aud Lucinda Aw-
man, of near Cuzzart, attended
preaching service here Sunday.
Mrs. Miller of Washington, Pa. ,
visited with her sister, Mrs. Wesley
Smith, few days the past week.
Clark Kelley, of Braddock, Pa,
cameup Tuesday tovis,t with Grand
ma Kelley and other relatives here.
David Grant Smith and two chill.
dren, of Grafton, are visiting the
formers father, William Ii. Smith.
Hugh Kelley and cousin. Clark
Kelley, of Brsddock, Pa, drove out
TO their uncle, G.. A. Kelley, near
GAINESVILLE, Sunday last.
George Nieman, wife, and daugh.
ter. Miss Nellie, attended the flu
neral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Willett,near
Btandonville, Wednesday.
Walter Guseman, of Morgan,own,
and Miss Berta Guseman accom-
panied Miss Maude Livengood to
Morgans Glade Sunday evening.
Henry Herring, of Clifton Mills,
and granddaughter, Miss Bessie Mar.
TIN, of Uniontown, visited with
friends here few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William IL. Smith
and son, David Grant Smith, aud
children, of Grafton, were guests a,
Dayton Forquer's, near Brandon
vile, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles VanSickle
aud Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bartholo-
new and children, of Fearer, Md,
were guests at George +. Spiker's
Saturday and Sunday.
Misses Alice Guseman and Miss
Maude Livengood were among the
people who were in attendance at
he funeral Of Mrs. Barbara Glover
It Hazelton Wednesday last.
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DEATH RECORD.
Lucy A. Sehoele,.

Lucy A. Schooley was born and raised
IN Taylor county, W. Va. and died in
Preston county at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. r. II. Shay, near New
burg, August l3, 1905, aged - years %
days. She was converted when young
girl and died trusting in the Lord. She
was buried at the shay cemetery August
II. Rev. Walter Sinclair, of the L. b.
church, preached am appropriate funeral
sermon. She told the writer few days
before her death that she was prepared
for death and she also told her daughter.
Mrs. Shay, that she was prepared to %.
'blcssd are the dead that die in the
Lord. T II =
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state Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. LUCAS cOun

State Of Ohio City Of Toledo. LUCAS COun
ty. S..
Frank j Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner OF tie firm OF +. ] Cheney &
Co. doing business ia the city of Toledo.
county and state aforesaid and that said
hrm will pay the sum OF 81 90 Tor each and
every case OF cAtarrlt that cannot DC cured
by the use OF Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK ]. CHENEY
Sworn TO before me and subscribed in my
presence thus EN- day OF December. A. ID.
1880. A. w. GLEASON Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood aud mucous
surfaces of the system Send for TESTING
mails free. r ! CHENEY & Co. ToIedoO.
Sold by all druggists zSc
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
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Hud

NiRif idlH
Harvest is over
Corn is looking fine
Now Is seeding time.
Threshing is about all done
Now we have plent, OF cattle buyer,
These hard times are hitting the farmers
pretty hard.
The Jenkins graveyard was very nicely
cleaned of last Saturday
Charles Galloway was a. Uniontown re-.
Gently looking Tor himself = cOIk
John Cafe. Of Pisgah has Teen spending
couple OF weeks visiting in our neighbo
K. s. I.iston lost valuable mare last
Thursday by getting cboked on winref
apple
John @. Galloway has his house under
roof aud will be snugly tucked in II before
snow flies.
Theodore Seal lost valuable Young mare
the past week that he was offered f37s for
which he could not spare.
o Z. and s. <. Gibson spent three days
fishing on Big Sandy and Cheat riv,r Ia,
left plenty Of fish tor seed
The grand hop and ice cream supper Al
Mr.. and Mrs. y. n. GIBSON was well a.
tended last Saturday night
Mr.. For signer has the foundation Tor bi,
new house almost completed and the car.
penters have the frame ready.
John Sidwell, Of MoTgsntown. was boz an,
community Saturday last buying tnb,r ne
has the promise Of tract or two.
MI aud Mrs. w. l.. Johns spent Saturds
and SUNDAY the guests Of the latter 8 sister
Mr.. and Mrs. 4 W Gibson. Of Mofganiowp
James -. King. Of Laurel Run. was call
lax on friends and relatives here the past
week and visited a. Mr.. and Mrs. X s.
Listens
w g Gibson sold the largest lot Of cat
tie IN this end OF Pleasant distfict last Sal
urdsy. realizing near ego. W. T. Johns sold
dry COW that went in this tot making an
even dozen
frederick Meyers and John Davis of
MononEaiia county. were calling on Thomas
Greathouse recently. Mr. MEYERS called
OF his daughter. Mrs. Greathouses also
while IN our community. REpoRrFg
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bert Batber OF Elton. Wis says: 4 have
only taken four doses OF your kidney and
bladder Pulls and they have done for me
more man any other medicine has ever
done am still taking the pills. as want
perfect cure Mr. Barber refers TO DE.
Wilts Kidney and Bladder Pills. Sold by
Stricklers drug store; w. NJ. Dent. New
burg.
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Nacation-Camp Meeting--A pair Of
ONFORDS at Just % per cent off the
regular price. Our entire line Of mems,
womcn's, and childrcn's OXFORDS on
sale this month CASH STORE Co.
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Use DeWitrs L.ttle Early Risers. oieas
ant liltle pills that are easy to take. Sold py
Strickler's drug store w. NJ. Dem. New
burS
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Fall Term RegIns

September /, 2, and 3. Send for catalogue.
THE TBI-STATE BUSINESS COLLEGE
~ Cumberland. Md.
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Lookout Tor hot dsJs-cbolera iniantum.
Don wofry-use DR.. Fahrneys Teething
syrup zsc. sample free
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Drive rheumatism from the blood with
DR.. Shops Rheumatic Remedy. Tablet or
liquid. Sold by Strlcklers drug store.
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GO TO MURDOCH
Fall FERN ReRins

September /, 2, and 3. Send for catalogue.
TIiETRl-STATE BUSINESS COLLEGE
~ Cumberland, Md
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'" b'NaAHI ~ htIGD p
tive. Many sudden
deaths are caused
by it-heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apopiexy are often
the result of kid
ney disease. II
kidney trouble is
allowedtoadvance
the kidney poison
ed blood will at
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The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There is a disease prevailing in this