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The old flag. [volume] (Philippi, W. Va.) 1861-18??, 1869-04-07
TIE IDEAL FARMER IND HIS
WIFE,

HlFh
Tsx following src axtrActs from 4 p,,em mad
By Professor II. u. Parker. At the insSrar.IIon
a.lss IT, 2! 'o' Iowa S'''' Agricultural c'"'s''
n9oasss M sie" o s9a s o. t tss ssS
Ana ss,osS =. shs .,.oSs or ~, 10 nrai1 r,,.,
I.oSa ~ ~ es.tis "a Sro~a Se1psin.
Tia herd nls vsIsab, The doeI bis train.
Hs alta al tho head Of ~ Sountifui board,
And IauIns n the crowded world aiar
WAN s'A'S''--
1ohold him 81 morn i-hts polished pillow
Tna s1&%sr shsl, N pr int IN r. Ter. Of rold,
2 sS7IRseH1rSfa a mi i. tno i,n1nid ooS.
= - ~ css. sna eoeSsd 81 ths hrseas,
!. re- n y IL ~ Is ykFs fm6WSif
: Hts HIttylte.d chitatss Bay ON lhs door,
e - aa S1n- nsr cheek lien orchard bloom.
TIA, min. ~ .,..,
How S %aDs % q a1SehSs - nsms;. Iissi
49, SSSy ana nSppY and proud her nfe
And hsr sSys arr Al, nesteEg. OF Eoalth un,old
nnASs1o, Ger psaerco 70 " ont her lard.
az III. .9S NY noI ocid 10 never hard;
9tvcs TIA fowls = dressing. but not her sposss,
Tho farmer lIres. and the hrmor'S wife.
!.,h. picture too fair. too re., it. glow,
TIL as. thou husbandn,n. john or Joel
e. ha.,s Wy m n,lnE. the ryslonc day:
", Whs. aones. pride. What biiss OF health.
Whit conTerra Win Hst1Se ; 1hat hidden lor.
W,.es .h.n books. I. 4 thino TO .Iploro'
or sou and plant, or Of Se.s, and sIrd'
saany IL S.:rs and d .s eaG ing Of Find.
iAha's flowers and hriers commin4iins grow,
K,
One thorn ihero i.NI feel n IN trats-
The lack Of 4 studLoui habit ia yosth."
Come 9tyo d INV mind thnn crc,cnt IL.
=. Wall. nov. guess" Joe ans~ennE rays,
" A ruihef hard time ont the farmers hes;
Ihe1ss nuthin to think on but work and cat,
An, thero's oller. bad luck = Teller frets.
HHn pr1ec an low pr1ca, notrs an debts,
An. htnaehy critters az ioain' hoss,
az somono" INC gam no more. The loSs
Mn Gown WllGthe rheumAttI Nay an June.
n. ~. .h eco W, I sown the right o ths mou.
.hoep Eot ioot.rns an market j. down,
NnoA kePt, nopln prlceh come rom;
Al. -, hno s sne 10 kiho atoopln {et ROW
In sas.n we Kin " en i plenty s;1 p'l is''
tT.t h pIIaoes Isrer oSincs doctors bins.
It's only your village shari,ers can thlrk.
TIM. IN. d,..,n- .,So,
KIcI, Over ~. Iii -, th nov w IoH
N Joc go. hotr.., , -, sne 81. M .InJ tuesI.
Some rniiS tem.in,n nnI ro, ss.H wcuia %
I'M he 49, !,t ,o'nG 'ot PoetfJ na
When he TnnS. &c. III t w - Iipr..ks Ap..t
There's tstirnr.enH ~ .At piI ~, OF an'
.hra.
Anu nis 'ourioOt wood II cut-by the yard.
I.n th,, ~, . ,.-
Hnhis 80 uretH -thIt enn OF me Foh''
Hail tSs.. S.v"h ~ III prlHNNe toh'
sS Ill Ias .-1S eAeners naH'
essaAkS EAIst
4HSS ~ re1ess ~ ~. r. - y fh 10
A diction not frrshered by dai{y TesoTt
Direct to tho .ena!de Of Nature and Art
None ShalI 90 hence who when tbey arc
"thrnugh,''
Save longer 10 paddle In icarninr's POOL
The old flag. [volume] (Philippi, W. Va.) 1861-18??, 1869-04-07
tAn PRICE OF LIBERTY.-
Pwn Penn.

own Penn.
ttbc trium-
tn her honor
6Moycd with
Nth 2huug
alyShamp
.fngng out
&ycinl over
I'm paQsing.
lfftelFback
.H8AsE1eap,
iS!M.Nlb,
&KStpaoNn
lllisd Of all.
.NAs givrn,.
#hh 4ead,
@aHaH bou-
21phndN.
Sauih.Me
s.flnaAAd
Nap ehss.
The old flag. [volume] (Philippi, W. Va.) 1861-18??, 1869-04-07

j55OF~ Do
ETnos and
ssalod them
!Ed tho event
7aity Of her
equino kings,
az cross from
&Wealth of the
dSerb, expressed
tRy that I shared
her every step.
" humon. I pat.
AVing and cheer.
her my beauty.
md did she not
IL wordf Else
ytufned back 10
az; why the 70
, tho frame, and
3 Well I IL.
Non her back At
Iiew,-alMl that
eat mood should
. well, Gulnarc
is
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29
issues an thO various kinds Of policies,

various kinds policies
Ualy
claim established by the following and other provisions
policies end Of the
first an
Company which makes policy secure its
D. well Is subsequent
Nores icion o rayeor rcsd n
It's Tcny owcrt than
All divided policy holders
of third policy, and to
Dividends equitable contribution
Dividends
health full paid
The will member mney equivalent the cash value
whole
policy aud
In brief 8 Equity
Northwest mOslem and
unrYled
HEBER President, A. W. KELLOGG,
RUFFNER & HoVEY, State Agents, Poiu, Pleasant West V
Virginia Plea
an Mason county, WestV Virginia im 2I-0m
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29
CosT OF POULTRY RAISING.

Mr.. Leland The great poultry roiser,
says he Gao raise thousand pounds Of
poultry more chcaply than he eau raise a
thousand pounds of beef, mutton OF pork,
This may be true il one has the scraps
and swill from largo hotel to feed
them. In some wild localities tho thing
might be easily done, but it will be found
that chickens require great deal, both
of feed and room, and both Of these are
expensive in the better portions of the
country.
One reason why very small aocks Of
chickens pay the highest per ccn'ogo of
profit. is, that they derive The greatest
proportional bcucGt lron tho household
scraps, and these are never entered into
the bill of costs, while theJ are most eff.
hcienl agents in the production OF eggs
What wish to impress upon those
who Oro not farmers, but persist in keep
ing pig or pigs in small premises, is,
that there is great deal more food in a
dozen or two Of hoos, well kept and ca
red for, than there is 10 pigs, besides
being Of better quality and more SALE
able.
Nov, MS to COST few Il any hens eat
more than busbc Of grain year, the
quantity consumed being governed by
the range they have, A friend who oc'
copies some twenty or thirty acres of
land In this section, asalwOys comploi-
ming that he could get no eggs, | sug-
gesled that be dispense with lis pigs,
and turn all bis kitchen scraps over 10
bis hens. He has tried il for several
years, and now finds that he has more
eggs and chickens than he can consume
Nothing could induce him to 90 back o
pigs again. As he keeps number Of
horses, be does not require hogs to make
manure.
l made the same suggestion to young
man, who had lately bought farm at
farmers Village, Seneca county, New
York. lie said 10 mo lately that he
found poultry was che cheapest food for
his workmou, besides being so much bet:
ter than salt junk all the time = Coaa.
try Gentleman.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29
FARM HORSES.

Depend upon it, some good, active,
powerful English cart horses would make
vast improvement if used with the
light ares which do the work on the
farms at the present day. 1t is not ex.
pecled any of this cross, sired by the hor,
ses weighing from ton 10 twenty-five
hundred pounds, would take prizes as
trolters. but they would be fas! enough
for any purpose besides racing, and the
ruca course is likely to be d.coun,on-
anced by business men ere long. The
fact is that when farm drauSht cattle ore
small, If the plowing is done deep, there
is too much stress on tie sipews, for
there is double the strain on the poor,
overwoTkcd animals that there is on those
whose weight alone will almost move all
the other can stir with continued tifJri,
The cart horse in England was for
mcrly TOO Clumsey beast, having hair
on the legs as long as On ordinary name
but the improvement! of the last gcnor.
alton has given quick step aud clear
CT legs, still retaining all the size necos
sury for moving heavy weights without
the constant Juggling which sIilons the
tendons and joints of the blooded trot'
ting race of animals so generally used
on The land in America. A great many
of The finest carriage horses Osod by The
nobility in England hOvo oOe-third o
this curt.horso breed in them, for many
farmers pu! cart mares 10 a thorough
bred stallion, and, when the progeny il
mare, she is put to another thorough.
bred, which lives powerful snowy bOr
mesa horses from the second ctoss, bcin
very SNlcnblc on account OF their suit
ability for several purposes,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29
aooD AND RAD rAnM srocN.


There is no fact in agriculture more
fully established than that it will not
pay 10 keep poor stock, wien it is pos.
sble to secure that of a better quality.
The cost Of keeping an inferior COW is
precisely the same as that of keeping
better one. A good horse will always
command better price in the market.
or is more valuable 10 its own for his
own purpose thnn poor one. The cost
of keeping is the same. Why not, then
raise the best Of horses? There are
breeds Of swine that grow rapidly and
fa,Ien upon much less food, and in Q
shorter time lhan others. Why not
cure these improved kinds? The same
may be said of sheep, poultry and, in
fact, every kind of farm stock, and ye,
we find thousands Of farmers, in The face
of these incontroverlibe facts, arrayirg
themselves in steady hostility 10 all
movements having for their obje:t the
Improvement OF domestic farm animals.
They cling 10 inferior stock with a pcr-
tinacy :hrL is surprising, -Joprnal Of The
Farm.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29
FREE WIN BAPTISM.

In one of tic villages Of Kentucky re-
Gently Baptist minister and young
Presbyterian clergyman preached in the
same house might about" both preach
ers being present at each meeting One
evening the Presbyterian, after dis.
course on baptism, proceeded to bupt'ze
several babies. The li,tle candidates
made a general cutlery, which Of course,
wOO noticed by the Baptist man. Next
day number Of converts Of the latter
were 10 be immersed in tho liver near
by. At the appointed hour large con.
course assembled on the bobke, the
Presbyterian being one Of tho number,
and standing close by the wNIer's edge.
After the candidates had been immersed
the Boptis! took hold Of his Presbyte.
rian colleague and said: Now. sir, |
will immcrse you The latter am, zoi,
.demurcd, Come along; I'm in hur-
ryl' replied tho damp divine, and drag
ged his brother into the water. Alarmed
aud indignant the young Ga'vaniI De,
cIarod at the top Of his voice thai he did
not believe in immersion, was opposed to
it, and would not submit to it,
The audience were much excited at
tho scene. The Baptist released his
hold. and said Young man, will not
you to-day but ifovor ags n, l
see you baPiiziog little ones against their
own will, and in spite Of their cries and
kicks, as saw you DO last night, will
dip you into the water as sure's there's
/ God in l.mell You bcll Let US
oroyr
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

MANY man is rich without money.
Thousands Of men with nothing in their
pockets, and thousands with a good,
sound constitution, a good heart and
good limbs, pretty good heod,pece,
are rich. Good bones are better than
god, tough muscles better than silver,
and nerves that flash fire and carry en-
orgy to every function are better than
houses and lands It's better than Ian
ded estates to have had the right kind Of
father and mother. Good breeds and
bad breeds exist among men as really as
among herds and horses Education
may do much to check evil tendencies,
or TO develop good ones, but it is good
to inherit tho right proportion of facul-
ties to start with. That man is rich
who has favor Of wit 10 his c5Tposi-
lion The hardest hing to got along
with in lie is mans own self. A cross
selfish fellow, imrd, care burdenrd
mau-thesc all dCfomcd on the inside
Their feet may no. limp but their
thoughts do. a man Of fortune. on the
brink Of the grave, would gladly part
with every dollar to obtain longer lease
of life.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

Many years ago. writer these lines invalid physician while visiting the
Island St. cE for their health experienced and witnessed many surprising ana
beneficial effects the Run there produced upon MANY tho inyads who were Hk
eugae seeking health and upon nqy and investigation obtained full history
It's medicinal ues Ec delighted and surprised and after his OWL recovery
With occurred, determined, If possible procure the sole g: to zas
and eel it in the United States
Tho result CT his ba glorious for himself and suffering humanity
celebrated PLANTATION BTTEas thus made known the world PLAN
TAyIN 3ERs being article Of real merit founded upon principles and
relying wholly upon vegetable wui o medicinal Effects worked rapid TovoH
tonia the history medicine and became household word all the civilized
verdi The catalEi' TZ tasnn health and the demand for
PLANTATION BIT!Ea ez: tho abilities Of the proprietor, supply
Notwithstanding tho large tatn St. x Rum made expressly for the conf
pounding these 3 the quantity inadequate It therefore became necessary
that arrangements upon extensive abroad should at @ made and agent
dispatched 81. Thomas for that purpose He fortunate in securing and
leasing plantations the largest and productive estates on the
Island Houses stills presses erected If by ' which utterly aston
ihoi the natives The experienced and natives THE island wore pro-
cured very rropet the PLANTATION 3T2Es were in position
supply their laboratory with all the perfectly ST. z Rum needed in an1a'
turing GREAT DysZPT TONIC AND ao2A!cR The above cut represents
the natives crushing susaFnO otherwise preparing trtho stills and presses
as Gnao Fever ind AgGo Intermittent and Mous Fvs Dyspepsia and
other kindred diseases, tho PLANTATION B!Ess unsurpassed the
history the world Over Ion bottles disposed annually They arc
adapted old young and female They agreeable taste and always
produce an immediate beneficial result.
lama.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

Some ono blamed Dr.. Marsh for
changing his mind, Well sid bc,
that is tho'difoOnce between N on ond
q jnckasT the joCkass can't change hi,
mind, and the man can--irs q human
privilege,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

For some days there have been Turk
ing 10 the neigbbOrhood of Harrisburgh,
Ohio, two wild OF insane men, who sue.
ceoded, by their desperate Oos, in ter
rityiug the inhabitants Of the locality
They cut the throats Of horses, cut of
the ears Of other animals, and would al.
low no humon being 10 approach them.
On Saturday one Of the men was sur.
rounded in the woods, aud though he
defended himself with a fence rail, he
was after struggle, captured, IIo wa,
bare headed, barefoot, and Without a
coat. He refused to speak, refused Ia
eat, and showed such violence that he
was lodged in the county Jail,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

Tho New York Methodist most truth
fully says; "ls Grants administration a
failure? Let US see. Reconstruction
has been put upon the WY to compile
ton in Virginia, Mssissippi,aod Texas
Thot certainly does not look Ike failure.
Saying nothing about the quality Of
some of the foreign appointments, Sec
rotary Fish has given stdct orders to
our representatives. abroad 10 refrain
from displays Of ora'Ory For this we
owe him many thanks, Heads Of de-.
partmcnls have been Informed that there
must be no deficiency bills, but that the
expenditures must DO cOufnGd within
the limits Of the appropriations made by
Congress. This is almost too good to
be true, We trust that it is even so. The
pablo debt decreases at a rapid rate
That does not look like failure. But the
active politician, who is Gnent on great
Issues. is disconnected, His Importance
is not recognized, his vocation is gone
The President is disposed to do without
him, and SO much The worse is ii, in his
cstimetou, for the President. We hope
that the President will continue to get
on without him. for, with on honorable
exception here Gad there, he is an inlo
cradle nuisance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-07-29

West Virginia
University Y,
THE Spring TERM or THIS INsTlTU.
/ TION will begin March 10th, 1869 -
The scope of the College, beside PREPAR.
ATORY DEPARTMENT., embraces full and
thorough Courses ofInstructon in MCthCmat-
les. Ancient and Modern Languages, Phlos.
ophy, General Literature, the Sciences, Agri'
culture and Military Tactics.
The cost Of Tuition, Books and Boarding
need not exceed from $500 per annum.
In resncct to health, beautiful scenery and
favorable moral surroundings, the place is I'M
surpassed,
ALFX. MARTIN, D. D., President and
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
II, S. Lyon, A. NJ Vice President, Profess
or Of English Litoratulc, and Principal Prepa'
tory Department
Col, J R. WEAVER, A. NJ Professor Of
Mathematics and Of Military Tactics,
S. q. STEVENS, A NJ, Professor Of Natural
Philosophy and Of Natural Sciences,
HrSRY W, HAUMAS, D, D.. Professor Of An.
cicnt and Modern Languages and Literature.
OLIVER W, MILLER, A. ~, Assistant in tho
Preparatory Department,
Gro, NJ HAGAys, ESD Superintendent Of
the Grounds and Buildings
HU0u W, Brock, NJ, d., Lecturer on rhySi.
dizzy aud Hygiene
Hon, JoHN A, DlLtr, Lecturer on Civil and
and Constitutional Law,
ALEX, MARTIN.
MopaAYTowy, West Va loot lily,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1869-04-24
stopped His Paper.

TffE following snecdOte Of the late Mr.
Swain. from the Philadelphia Press, IS not
without It's moral in other latitudes than
Pennsylvania p
Many years ago, Mr.. Swain, then editor
of the P.iJltc Ledger, was hailed at the
corner Of Eighteenth and Chestnut
stfeets bya very excited indiylduab who
informed him III the most emphatic terms,
II have stopped your paper, sir" and
nrooeeded to explain the why and where
fore. ali The time gesticulating wildly. .sMy
gracious eli, you don't say 60 Come with
No 10 the office, and lot us see II wc can
not remedy the matter. II gTieyes me
that any one should stop my peper."
Down Chestnut street to Third the two
proceeded. Arriving al the oface, Mr..
Swain said, z Why, my dear sir, every
thing seems TO be going on here as usual !
/ Thought YOU had stopped my papor."
Then and there the excited gentleman,
whom the long walk, BY the way, had
partly cooled, said that be bad stepped
taking his one copy Of the LedesF. Mt.
Swain was profuse ID his apologies ior
havinq misunderstood the meaning Of MS
late snhscriber'e words, and regretted that
he ina given him the tramp nom
Npht6enth street. 10 Third down Chest
nut Tho gentlemen went en- hls way
home 4 Wiser z not better man, mar
veliino AZ the stupidity Of editors In gem
efal, and 81 Mf Swan % paftiealer, her
fore he lsfb however, ho ordered that t9a
EofaN heatill sent V hiH address,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1869-04-24
i very RIcR Young Man.

WE call him e8obolfnk,g \ and q p ap.
poose; and sold Blessed nsnd all sorts
Of names-yo ON know how they docan bas
Dies' You great Sky year. DID HaTrywo ould
mot think him 1tofa fellow, suppose
--this small man OF six Inonths-but Id
thinks he ls. andso does bis mother, and
his father andsl thetanily. Y
He consld ers hinnself very rich, too OF,
as grown;up peopl Q soy, .Well-ofle He
has such white md, littlepe 81 fixed on
70 bis hands fol hfm to play with. He
sticks them upand looks atthena side way,
and edgeWaY, and every way, and they
never get lost like your playsb1ngs--the
are alWays 0nhnd They are sOnic5lt0
eat too, Firstone fstgoes into hlsmouth,
then the other, hn dthSu both dslg. The
only trohb1ey Is he can { swallow. them.
they arc 50 bigor 50 osomething Too bud
isnst its srfI3ut he don't get diaCouraged.
Why y was only yesterday he was trying
to swallow q laFgahhn ketshnwl and all
lis peleicoa oatsi then he bdnted his head
into 9 Big feather pillow, and opened his
mouth,at thatn away which must have
been very alarmin ng to tho pillow
Sometimes he gels hold Of those little
pink ielloWsdOwn d below. He thnksthey
are heounninge There is such drove
of them He can't count them himself
but / believe tn ere ares many asten
One ofthem = goes to mark ct pand one
Of them sstays 81 horoe = and then there
isa Little mileoE aone that don't get any
bread and butter. How 10 does sqneal
Dear dear Yeg would lhink this youuf
man won Id cry toheaE him hptha don't
the ripples of laughter come gurel iHg un
bis little fat throat, mil when ~ ast III
poor piggy glYov AR3eryhard est8qasal, n
almost pxplol0s glth Bloc lt'i So pleas
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1869-04-24

ant to have. Jolly little fat pigs Of ones
own to play with Ten 1fyepin piggies
Just think of It'll Butthat isnot allLo1!
mol He owns most lovely old piece of
red flannel, which his grandma gave him,
that is very valuable. SIt is such pretty,
andeso brightl He turns itoyer, yiewsit
in every light aud tastesof III If you
should lay a ten thousand dollar green
back down, beside it, he would gfasp, in
preference, that gorgeous magnificent
rag You couldn't buy that from him
With ten or twenty thousand dollars.
\ Then he hasa great many hne musical
instrumepts,that heplays on splendidly.
Every newspaper he can get hold of he
turns INTO d pianoor an organ. He
scratches his lsilsfinto them, and digs
holes through them and you oughtto hear
how beautifully they do rattle but the
brown paper that comes sroundthe sugar
j. the best, that is 90 cracklV and high
toned. y ~ tass ~ 3HR asis N
N Besides, he has q, most entertaining
oupdhoie in the top of his Grip, which is
very inter resting in on Astronomical point
of view. Hestudies It intently; esp ecially
at times ard seasons when he ought to be
sleepy Though itthe gnbesms creep
Softlydown to plsywith him, filing the
air with their yellow bars, until his little
hands cannot grasp the gold,
Every thing around him is wonderful
and beautiful, and bright, and all is
created solelyfor him, thinks; nothing
however, that comes within his grasp
escapes through "reconstruction, . from
papas whiskers TO pussy's tail, Hearth
dhd Home. eSs i. ys.ssf