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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-19
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DR.. RAILWAYS

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HIS mace tha M@t astonishing cures - qN'"E'
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thc Climbs and &hrrpa oflhr sy,n m Sore
Eyes, s,rrmrors discharges ircmllic Ears.ond
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h'SiiI oWtS'S, Lo'S q el',tm a"" al @as'r"''
oy, gor,or Of W"Snr @ iyr,',r ,'MSe
days 0Sc will pro'e ioany person asing it for
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10 I eur" y, ''rIn: -,
i, u lac pn''rn'; '"''y Ceenm,hg reduced ny
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Two travellers having been assigned to
the same bedroom in crowded hotel, one
Of them before retiring, knclt down to
pray, and confessed aloud long catalogue
Of sins. Ga rising from his kuccs he saw
his fellow traveller, valise in hand, going
out Of the door, and exclaimed, Whats
the matter? what's up?" "Oh, nothing"
was the reply, "only I'm not going to
risk myself with such u scamp as YOU con-
ftss yourself to be-"
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DOTS LAGER.

Vat Is dot makes me feel SO glat
Shust when feel like bpiu sat,
Orycn feel like giddin' mad'
Dots Lager.
Voi 10 dot makes me Eel SO shkrong,
Make, me feel so can sing song,
Ven Pm tired init workin' all day long?
Dots Lager.
Vat Is dot makes mine eyes so brigbd,
Uud makes mine hai feel awful lishd,
Uud makes nc look like vas dighd?
Dots Lager.
W, is dot makes mine shccks so red,
Und sdhicks dem out like loafs nit bread,
und brings dat swell oop in nine heady
Dots Lager
Vat ISL dis, dot will make me feel
81 shlibbcry like leadle eel,
Und mine head 90 round like small bin.vccl
Dots lager.
Yaw. yaw. dots so dis lager Bier
Dot is der Sdhuir your heart to sheer.
Tut make you feel goot f.Ga ycrr
Dis Lager.
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A Reverend master was lately cnleavor.
Ing 10 enforce upon bis contrabanl tho
truth of the miracles Of the Bible. The
poor darkcy submitted with proper hui,
mi|ity to the rccitals and explanations Of
his teacher, making bu. one answer to all,
"Nlassa, b'lcye EN-, b'Ieyc em, though
10 hesitated q little at the story Of
Jonah But when the woudcrous escape
Of Sandrach, Moshack aud .Abcdcgo was
recounted, it was too much for his under.
standing, "What! not burn be toe?' =
no" mot swiuge he wool?' Mo-
Den" says Cufec, 4 no b'lcve him
nor dc fish story nciler."
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A uovel wedding took place few days
ago, al shoe mandatory in Cleveland
Two Of the employees we're placed On an
elevator, and were married by a. well
known clergyman. This OYER, spring
was touched, and the couple ascondodcd to
the fourth story. Returning 10 few mo-
mcnts, the parson congratulated them on
their happy bridal tour, Cake was then
served on large solc-loatber plates,
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
IL THE TREATMENT OF
Chronic and Sexual Diseases.
4 Physiological view Of Marriage.

The chcarcst book ever published-contain
ingNcarly three hundred pages, and one hun
bred aud thirty fine plates and engravngs OF
the anatomy OF human organs in state OF
health aud disease, with treatise on eatly cr'
rors, its deplorable consequences upon the
mind aud body, with The authors plan OF treat
ment-,he only rational Sent free Of postage
to any address, on receipt Of twenty five cents
in stamps or postal currency, by addressing
DR. La CROlX, No 81 Maiden Lane, Albany
N Y. The author may be consulted upon any
Of the disease. upon which lis book treats
either personally or by mail, aud medicines
sent 10 any rart Of the world.
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A very happy re tort was that ola bad
gerel witness to a lawyer named Missing
who was tOrmeutins him. The lawyer
was defending prisoner charged with
stealing donkey, The prosecutor had
left the animal tied up to gate, and when
he returned it was gone. Missing va
very severe in his examination Of tho wit
ness "Do you mean to say, witness, The
donkey was stolen from tho gate? %
mean to say, sir" giving the judge au'
Jury sly look, "thc ass was Missing"
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Cousin Guy and Mary were looking
very innocent, and sitting very far apart,
when Emily came into the room. But
somehow Guy happened to have an car.
ring hanging to his whiskcr!
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A young mau in Maine, who had made
all bis arrangements to marry the daughter
of hotel.kepcr in that State, few days
ago was astounded bya demand from bis
former father for bis board during the Gu
tire time in which they had been "ensag-
ed" about four years The youth sud-
denly disappeared from town.
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YiYsIss son oSE Mostu ToALL wno AK Fch II
HHM u 7jc to Juu, ~, sl,5D to Jnly, Y?
EINM - SC to Jan. 10 THE sEIHo'
DisT. Every week Lecture Room Talk by
Hcecher: Sermon or by Talmage, second
only 10 BreChcr in popularity, Mrs William 8
great scfial story exposing secret workings o!
Romanism in America md much oiher good
reading. i. Holstcd la Nassau ST.. New
York
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Ono Of the instructors iu tho Yale Law
School is q Roman Catholic The fact is
cited by Dr.. Bacon as evidence Of the iber.
atty Of Yale, which be says, is q thorough
Christian College.
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A VOID QUACKS. "A victim of early in.
"A discretion, causing nervous debility, pre-.
mature decay, etc, having tried in vain every
advertised remedy has discovered a simple
means Of selfcurc, which he will send to his
fellow sufferers. Address j. Il. REEVES, u
Nassau ST. N Y
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Boston houored itself recently by order.
ing beautiful monument to the memory
Of its soldiers and sailors who fell 10 the
war, and lcdicatins i! with imposing ccre.
mony.
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I LIQUORS., BAY RUN, aud SYR, rs Of
II ali kinds can be easily made for less tran
half the usual rates. by means of ElCHLEN'S
Receipts. Price Sc, delivered by mail
Proof Sheets and Index sent free by 7. a.
EICHLER, 400 N. Sd St Philadelphia P.
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There are in the United States no les.
lilan three hundred aud sixty.ninc college,
aud collegiate institutions, which eighty
three are termed universities" And
set strange as it may seem, notwiihstand'
Ing innumerablc profcssorships Of phloso
phy, science, anciout and modern history,
law, literature and languages, not one OF
all tue number has chair of American
history, and with the exception OF Cornell
University, not onc has ever made the sub
joe. Of SPECIAL account The latter insii'u'
ton has, we observe made arrangements
for the delivery Of course OF lectures to
the senior class, aud there seems to be an
intention Of promoting the department to a
full profcssorshp. 1t is to be hoped that
this example will DO widely initiated, 1t
is an excellent thing to have knowledge,
md the moro comprehensive it can DO
made the better; but would not a moderate
degree of sound acquaintance with tho
multiform history Of our wonde rful coun'
try really make it more effective? Every
body knows about John Smith aud Pocn-
hontasof course; but this is not exactly
VIA, is mean! by history. Let the profess
sVrs SGT themselves to work.
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One Of the largcs. hotels in Philadelphia
is owned and managed by a women, and in
one store among several large ones owned
by women, a business Of over $4,000 a
gear is 1ous.
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A lite bit of a thing, who had just got
back from party, was asked by her NAM
ma how she had enjoyed herself 20
mamma" she said, Pm 50 full Of happi.
ness, Icoulln't be no happier without was
bigger"
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SHN. ave- wiIIH'ay $500.

agents $50 per week to sell our great and val
liable discoveries. If you want PERM ncnt,
honorable aud pleasant work, apply Tor parl'c
ulars Address DY Err 4 co Jackson, Mich
igar.
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TuE Try samples Of our great SPACE,
J. n IA SlSO illustrated wrekly-3O years
established. Fine steel engrayirgs free to-
subscribers Agents make s. a day. Send
for Saturday Gazette, Hallowell, Me.
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ls, IA. Hs.
RAILWAYS READY RFLlEF
CURES TIE WORST PAINS
In from One to Tccuiy Minutes.
NOT ONE HOUR.
A. MCDANIEL, Master.

NOM i)NW TlITU
a''sr reading Ihs naycrl'ssnG'I nHn any one
"NilfF wan pam Railway ,'es1y he,ei IS
cUtcior very p'ln 1t W"' me tF"' ana %
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
,s,, s,or. Ala mas, ov.ro,;,,;,s ,irs
,H Ill., '",'"rJ ,'"ro -" 40 onrn onn,'ns;a s
" "h,,h,r II ,,n hm,s ", ' hovels ~ n,
y. ylool. Or o,rans by one appIiea,;or in
from one TO twenty minutes, no matter how
voeui OF cxcgurjilling Me rain The Rheumatic,
hrdrildcn, iutm, crippled, nervous. n,rral,
vic erprostrmgd with disease may suIT.r,
EANTNY'S pENDy pEJJFT
~
VIII alHfl Instant ease ihN oMni'"h OF 'he
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after reading this advertisement need any ore
anITer with pain. Railways Ready Relief is !
cure for very psin 1t wa, the first and %
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1871-08-24
Topeka.
The SeNsen~e Of MRS. Senles ana Fer
lOsUmuaeso.

The Sesssenre Of Mrs. Senses and FOsd
lOs0muteso.
Topeka, Aug. 1G-To-morrow is the DAY
appointed for hanging Mira. Scales and Ford
for the murder of the formers husband lasl
November An effort is being made to have
the sentence committed to imprisonment for
life and numerous petitions are being sent to
the Governor, hut il is believed that he will
not interfere.
The gallows are erected under building
put up for tee purpose, adjoining the court
house, and 40 arranged that no one from the
outside can see what is Transporting.
The NatiOna! Camp Meeting here on the
oath promises Ia be OF great magnitude, and
the State Fair which commences Sept. llth
promises TO he 4 complete success.
LATER.-Governor Harvey has just COM
muted the sentence Of Mrs. Scales and Ford
to Imprisonment for life, and the Sheriff will
take them to the Penireniiary, a, Leayen-
worth, tonight. The Judge and jury re-
fused TO sign the petition Tor Communication,
and considerable surprise il manifested at
the Governors course, IA they confessed the
crime, and there were no extenuating cir
cumstancps
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ONE GREAT NEED.

The one great need Of the City of Leaven-
worth is the supply of good dwellings, both
Tor rent and sale. There cannot be lad q
respectable dwelling in the city al living
rental, neither can one be bought at fair
price. We know OF no enterprise that would
he of greater benefit to our people than the
building of fifty or one hundred first-class
brick dwellings. When built the owners
could readily rent them or find sale for them
At good prices.
The kind OF dwellings most in demand
could be built for from two to FIVE thousand
dollars each
II built close to the business part of town,
they could be constructed in blocks, thus
aving cost of ground, and saving in cost of
building.
Who will commence the work and de-
monstrate that money can be made and the
public largely benefited thereby.
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THECOREAN WAR

Admiral Rodgers has had second en-
gaeement with the Coreans, and added add.
tional laurels 10 American arms; but his
subsequent course shows that the advantages
gained are questionable at best, and his vic
tory bodies one. In the second engage
ment, on the 10th Of June measre accounts
Of which have been received by the last
steamer from China, the forts were siormed
and taken after stubborn resistance by the
Coreans, who numbered six thousand. The
American loss was small, but among the
killed was Lieutenant Mckee, of Kentucky
On the 18th the guns were spiked and the
forts demolished. After waiting few DAYS,
vainly endeavoring TO negotiate with the ma
tive officials, the squadron returned to China
The English press in China pronounce the
expedition failure, and say the sudden re-
turn of Admiral Rodgers means that he was
practically defeated. The Coreans, how
ever, are not done with their troubles Two
Englishmsn and a German have been seized
by the authorities an1 sent into the Interior
This outrage is to he avenged, an English
squadron having been sent to demand re-
dress, backed by force sufficient to awe the
6or>ans ;pto s,,hm;ss;op
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VERSAILLES. Aug. I7.-It has been posi-
,ively ascertain.,i that maiority of the Ar
.embIv will support in a slightly modified
form the proposition made BY NJ. Rives, on
Saturday last, comforting the Presidency for
three years on Their.
VERSAILLES, Aug. 1.-The election of .
Commissioner in the Assembly has reached
a vote.
A motion WAS made in the Assembly to
proiong Theirs term OF office To three wears
was voted upon, the vote standing. nine
against. and SIX Tor the proposition.
PARIS. Aug. 1.-THE swosd subscribed
by the Alsation resident. OF New York ior
Gen. UIrich, the defender Of S,rasbourg, was
presented TO him to-day. In accepting the
gift Of his countrymen in America. the Gen
eral said he would only draw the sword
when an attempt was made To- re-conquer the
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BERLIN.

BERLIN, Aug. l6.-Provincial correspon-
dence confirms the report that negotiations
are pending for the complete evacuation Of
France, but afiirms that the provocations Of
iered Germany by the French newspapers.
endanger peace between the two countries,
and adds that if the French offers to make
early payments on the indemnity are fulfilled
and there be no untoward disturbance OF the
peaceful relations at present existing, the
withdrawal Of German troops from French
soil will -Oon commence.
BERLIN, Aug. F.-Dispatche- from See
wald, Poland, says the ca-es OF cholera re
decreasing in that town, whore population
does not exceed six thousand about one.hali
of whom are Jews. There have been four
hundred and forty -three cases, eighty three
Of which proved fatal.
BERLIN, Aug. ls.-Choiera has appeared
in the neightprhood of Stefan. Tn. disease
CONTINUES it, rayagss at knogisbirg, where
on TUESDAY there were seventy new case+,
and thirty-four deaths. On "wednesday
eighty new case- and twenty-fonr death-.
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sOpruE9N PACIFIC RAILWAY

There il q combination in the East-mors
powerful than the California monopoly
whose opposition cannot be overcome. The
Southern Pacific Railway Company, with
Thomas A. Scott and his associates of the
Pennsylvania Central, as its controlling
force, are preparing TO build a transcontinen-
al road from the eastern border of Texas to
eAn Diego, whence it will be extended along
The coast TO San Francisco, with branches
through the counties of Southern California.
And this great Southern Pacific Railway will
be q permanent rival of the California mo-
nopoly. 1t will defy competition as freigh,
and passenger line. 1t will be Constructed
with more rapidity than has ever been knovn
b the history Of railroad building. II viii
Be the best paying railroad ON the continent
For the Texas Pacific will be narrow eauce
Eaiiroad-the 6rst great trunk line of three
feef gauge in the world. And the Central
Pacific cannot compete with it.-Srn Dieoo
tcI.) Dolly Union.
The Kansas Central Railway Company
Funs from Leayenworth to Denver, connect
ing with the Denver and Rio Grande Rail-
way tor FL Passo, the junction with the
Southern Pacific Railway for San DIEGO.
masking one line from Leavenworth ria Den.
yer and Fl Passo 10 San Diego, on the Pacific
coasi. The whole line to be the al,ee
tea sasgs. This makes Leavenworth the
northern terminus of this trans ontiuent.l
railway. Aline certain Of early completion
and the second line acroo the continent.
Thirty months must zee the rod 6nished 10
r,nver, and about that time through Line
ir,m our city to San Diego. The inaseua-
,,cn o. The K. c. r. win. If ps.hed npi1lv
onward, prove Of incalcuhble bsne6t 10 or
city.
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" II. GI.Als(SfTT.

The delegate elect from Montana is son
of Judge Thomas Claggett, editor of the
Keokuk Iowa Constitution, and leading
Democratic politician of that State, of which
be is one of the oldest citizens. The Judge
is Southern freaier Of the old School, and
halls from "My Maryland" The son is a
young man of great natural abilities, pos
sessed OF fine education, and has already
won a creditable reputation in the Far IVES,
as a lawyer. We believe him to be as de-
cided Republican as his father is Demo
crat, and from what we know of the old gen.
tleman have no doubt the fac; il a source OF
supreme disgust to him, and has caused him
to indulge in many season Of profanity.
But "Billy" is entirely able TO take care Of
himself and will make his mark in Congress
He is known in Montana as the "silyer
tongued orator of the mountain"
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FOR IGE
GREAT BRI1AM.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE French depuas-
ton which has been 80 enthusiastically w.
coned in Dublin, il headed By Count De
Flsviguy.
A railway accident occurred ls< niGhe q
Wolverhampson, in StaNordshire, twelve
miles from Birmingham. Thirty pessoes
were more or les sefiously injured.
In the House Of Commons 0ladBaooe
spoke at length in defence Of the scsin Of
the police n the Dublin meeting On the 12ah,
in reply tn the remarks Of Maenire, member
from Cork, and others.
Queen Victoria. who leit London several
days since and passed day or two II Palace
Holy wood, arrived on the Balmoral TO day.
She will shortly visit the Duke and Duchess
OF Argyle, at lnverv Castle.
LONDON, Aug 16.-An immense meeting
vas held last evening at Dundock, ireland,
| favor OF home rule
| Fully 1000 persons were present at the
| Scottish centennial celebration at Belfape.
There was n banquet NJ which Lord Dufyeriu
presided.
LONDON. Aug. l6.-ln Honisabv, Russia,
| on the 4th inst, sixty-two persons were al
tackled cholera and twenty-tw died.
The meeting Of Emperors and their adj
visers, at Gasteen, is generally regarded ~ a
pledge of peace
LONDON, Aug. l..-NaPoleon has given a
fete at Chlse!hursi. at whica kilograms wert
received from the Gar of Russia, King Of
Sweden, Emperor of Austria. King Of Por-
rngal, King OF Holland, Prince OF Walks
and others.
VIM II. thompson, the sheriff's substi-
tute in Inverness, was seniencrd Yesterday to
Eve years imprisonment, tor forging bills Of
essAase
Soxtensive hire occurred las, evening in
Leicejer, which is the principal WOOL man
ufaceuhng centre Of England. resulting il
heavy Losses. Several person. were killed
the dead bodies being ~ badly burned ~ Il
he beyond recognition
Six persons were drowned this morning,
by the capsizing of a Yacht Of Salcombe, d
Devonshife.
The miners strike in South Wales h,l
ended. The questions At issue were submit
ted to arbitration, and the result vas that tn,
men resumed work.
Five boys, while bathing AT Bath, wer,
drowned to-day.
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THE ULTINATUM.

The ultimaium of 4. II. Stephens, o.
Georgia, ON the "new departure" is simply
this, that IL the National Democratic party,
in their platform of 1872, supper. this new
departure in the acceptance Of what he CALI
the frandulen. fourteenth and fifteenth
amendments, he will himself take "new
departure" in search ola new party. Very
good. The more the merrier We shall
probably have three or four parties in tn,
field in 1872, which will make things lively,
though not very doubtful; but We shall have
most likely, regular old fashioned scrub
race in 1876, with all the modern improve
ments," which will make things move.
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COUNTING CRICKENa BEFORE
THEY ARE HATCHED.


1t has leaked out that the Dispatch from
r. NJ. Pomeroy. about the extending of the
c. b. U. p. r. to Fort Kearney, and the
building Of railroad bridge at Atchison, is
all moonshine.
The blowing done by the editor Of the
Champion over the telegram was half be-
lieved by the people of the Northwest, and
all hoped il was true. The citizens of Leav-
enworth joined in well-wisbes for Atchison.
OF course all knew the propensity Of the
editor; the military hero. who, while in the
army corresponded with his own paper, fill
ing it with fnlsome puffs Of himself, and
were therefore inclined to make some al
lowance on ths, account. But the people lit
tie thought he would cody, - he is
charged by the Marysville Locomotive,
publish dispatch as genuine which was
written in Atchison, forwarded to Boston,
and then sent back to Atchison. The SIM
plest school boy ought to have known that
no such humbug would, in the end, do its
authors any goOd.
Johnny has been counting his chickens
before they were Matched, and We are not
surprised that he nov feels cross, sour and
disposed to abuse every one he meets. He,
however, frankly admits his faults, and ays
he knows that the indulgence of his passions,
in venting his spleen against those who do
not constantly 6atter him, Is not only wrong,
but injurious to himself.
In time, We have no doubt, he will learn
better, and not act ~ much like a cross BE-
tween child and an old woman, and learn
better than to count his chickens in the
shell Indeed, he had better first yet out Of
his own shell il possible.
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now iuserSersd and hustIsd he Cincinnati
woman out of the car. Il was not Considered
necessary to call on the police, although
there Vas half dozen of them At the Ninth
street sation, Close BY.
The fight had been free and fair, and Gin
cinnati had come out ahead. II IL due to
paneneen to ay that they were very impair
tial; in fact that they knew nothing Of the
circumstances. Posibly If the young ner-
chant Who helped to separate the combat,
ants had known the circumstances, he would
have insisted on their fighting it out. The
Chicago woman continued in the car to
Fourth street. 1t vas rumored last nigh
among the ''boys" that she had badly
blackened eye. having failed to reach a ras
beef plaster in season.