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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
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1872.
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S s wcb III ae sent oa s oYs s
country. an oil that is SAFE and BRILLIANT,
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srGsHs ssn6sfe IN IN" G&RsoNs ST SSs 2 Eli Oi It
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lST. Because it is safe beyond question. The
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Sd, Because It is more economical, in the long
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-21

SAVE THE Skins The skin Of an ami.
NAL, cnw calf. coito horse. that dies on
the farm is worth more a, home than at thr
tanners. Cut it into narrow strips and
shave of the hair with sharp knife be-
fore the kitchen Gre, or in your workshop
on stormy days and evenings You may
make them soft by rubbing A rawhiic
halter strap an inch wide. will hold horse
better and longer than an inch rope It's
stronger than hoop iron. and more durable.
and may be used to hoop dry casks and
boxes. and for making hinges Try on
broken thll, or any wood work ,h,t has
been split Fnt it on wet and nail it fast.
A rawhihe rope isa god substitute for a
chain -Rmal.
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At last We have i'tte god sense rom ap
expert witness In u late murder trial iu
Memphis. Doctor Allen Vas called 10
testify as u tho question Of the sanity Of
,lle prisoner, and this is par, of what tr
laid:
Il have been . pr,c'ciny physician for
nearly thirty years; have had some p1.
pcrience in eases Of insanity. having BEEN
for ten vars medical Superintendent Of
the K"n'ucky Lhna'c ASYLUM. and du,
rim. that time hnd nver twa Thousand
crazy people under my charge; have
heard the hypothetical case read by Mr.
PhelaD; ! Nm here as an expert, and be.
fore answering the question would like to
say that the more | studied the question Of
insanity the less | understood il: and, il
y"i ak me whore 1t begins aud where j.
ends. neither nor any ether physician in
the world can tell you; in 'act, on occasions
ike this, lawyers make fo,ls u themselves
in trying to make asses Of doctors
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Throw physic to the dogs" when |, q
patient is given over To die aud almin,
ter marriage in mild doses aud she will re-.
cover Atleast this was the case in In.
diana recently, when young attorney
was married 10 lady who was supposed
to be in her last i'lness. but 50 sautary was
the efrc, Of the marriage that instead Of
dying she rapidly recovered. aud is nov
able to be out.
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WORDS OF WISDOM.

Tie fear Of i'll exceeds The i'll Wc fear
Children are the tomorrow Of society.
Patience is the key Of content.
The May Of life blooms only once.
Time is an herb that cures al disease
Study the pas. il you divine the future
70 know how TO val, is the secret Of sus.
oosa.
No man eau 30 wise on an empty slom.
scb.
a word spoken in s.l:oa Is the mother
ofaga.
Lies arc hil,less swords. which Gu, the
bands tba, WELD them.
Roprove thy friend privately. commend
bin publicly.
Graves arc bu. tho footsteps Of The an.
gel oflifo.
Innocence is like polished armor, il
adorns aud i. defend,
A joyless life ID worse TO bear than one
Of active grief.
There ia a foolish corner even in the
brain ofths ssgo.
Fo!'airc defines tn, happy man as the
one who considers hiluscIf 50.
All power, even the most despolic, rests
ultimately on opinion.
si,n blame themselves only for the pnr-
pose Of bsiug praised.
Unlike the sun, intellectual lumiparies
SHINE brightest after they set.
II thou art master be sometimes blind;
ifs servant, sometimes deaf.
A secre. is too lt,tle for one, enough for
two, and too much for three.
No one ever knew wba, friends were
worth until they had lived without them
NoNuntaiu 50 amall but that heaven may
b, imaged in its bosom.
When Goethe was asked the secrc, Of
saecesS he defined It as "a wise limitation I"
Lay silently the injuries that you receive
upon the altar Of oblivion.
Better make peni'en's by gcutencs.,
thar hypqsritss by severity.
II is easy to look down on others; 10 look
down on ourselves i, the difficulty
Temperance is corporal piety; it is the
preservation Of divine order in tho body.
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IIT EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
167l.72.

!. The last Catalogue shows an attendance OF
Ill Students stthis Institution. Five distinct
Departments Of Instruction. with full corps
Of competent Professors. IL,
The Ancient and Modern Languages Matte.
Inalics, pure and applied; Logic, Rhrtoiic, the
Sciences, DC. &c carefully and thoroughly
taught. Practical Chemistry, and Physics,
illustrated b, appropriate apparatus. Special
advantages for liz study Of Geology,
Agood Library, Extensive Cabinets Of Min
ersloey. Geology and Cunchology. together
with many specimens in othet departments Of
Natural History. Fine buildings; beautiful
aud healthy location, good soci.iy
FALL Tax begins ,Septembe, 9Th, Water,
December slh. Spring, March S0ih. Com.
mtncement. June 10Th.
Boarding from 81 10 a Ter week :
Tuition, from 1l5 to Sg4 per year.
For further particulars, inquiree
ALEX. MARTIN, President
Aorgautovn. IVES! VA.
aug. 6-iy. g
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LARGE SALE Last week the C"mmis
siouners Of tho Court sold n tract Of 1856
acres Of land 90 Kanawba river and Rush
creek, for S2l,5OO, to Fred + Brook.
ofCinciunati, and Isaac n. Smith, Of Char.
lesion This property is very rich in coaI
aud iron, and has river frontage Of over
Que mile. -kuuupLa ,Iouraol
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Two persons who have chosen each 9th.
er out Of all the SPECIES with design to
be each others natural comfort and enter.
taiument have. in that action. bound them.
seles to be good hunored, afablc discreet.
forgiving, patiert, and joyful with respec,
TO each others frai'ics aud improfec,ions,
to the eud Of their lives. addison
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FRONTIER LIFE.
Fun in Arkansas as Described in a Pri-
waite Letter.

Fun in Arkansas as Described in Pri-
vate Letter.
DIVER, October 3. 1872 My dear
boy: The double-barrcl that you sent
came safely to hand. aud | was only shot
.. once while | was carrying it home -
Bill slivcrs popped a, me from behind the
fence as was passing bis house. but !
had loaded the two shooter as rot it,
and he didn't jump from behind that fence
but once.
lam Cad that one Of the barrels is a
rifle, as needed it for long.range prac.
lice. The other can GIL with buck.yho,
aud riddle man nicely at close quarters
mean to try both barrels on those Jets
when | meet them. You SEQ, old maj
Jet stole mule from Us 10 the war, and
pap laid for him aud killed him. Then
Niger Tom Jet, as We called bim-the
black-facsd ouc-he laid for pap aud plug
ged him. Then picked fuss with Tom,
and Gu. him into gible,s, and since that
his brother Sam has been laying for me.
know tits bis turn hut think my double.
barrel will prove too much for him.
II you want to Sc, fun come down for a
while and bring rife II don't make
much difference which side you belong to,
and it isn't even necessary to join the
militia. It is easy to get upa grndge
against somebody, aud all you have to d.
is to lay for your man and knock him over
Behind my pig pen is one of the sweetest
hidiug places l kuoa Of, and it'sso handy
A good many people come within range in
the course Of a week. aud q man can pass
bis time right pleasantly.
I wish you would send me a catalogue
ofSuaday school books, with the prices.
If there are any 10 St. Louis. If we can
get them in time we will take big lot Of
books. am superintendent Of the Bap.
list Sunday.school now, aud | am running
it under full head Of steam Old man
Byers, who was turned out, is right mad
about it, aud swears that be will chaw
mo up; but he will chaw lead il he don't
keep clear Of mo
My wife wants to know il you can,
send her q set Of teeth without getting
measured for them. Her s25 set was
busted all to flinders BY pistol shot that
went through her mouth. but it ddn''
hurt her tongue.
Your friend aud pard. -.
P. S.-That sueaking onery cuss, Sam.
Jet, crept up last night and cred at me
through the window. but be didn't happen
to kill anybody, except niger gal
I mean to 60 for him, though. to day, and
will DO glad Of o chance to try the double
barrel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-21

A Terre Haute boy offender years and
heart has drowned seventeen kittens. tied
pans to tho tails Of nine dogs, brushed bis
fathers new silk hat against the grain and
blown up pet canary bird with Gre crac.
fer IN the last month, and still bis fond
nother intends hin for The palpit.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-21

Young man, do you ever drink" ask
ed a mld-looking man. accosrng Jones
"Well, yes, thank you; as its cold morn.
Ing. | don't mind, replied Jones, remov
Ing bis quid Of tobacco. Don't do i, INV
mnrc," rejoined the mild man, ''or you
will eventually be damned. Good morning
God bless you"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-21

The towns along the river Amazon, in
South America, in thu rids, II the most
productive country Of the world. gel meat,
-four and dried fruits from North America
and Europe, because the people are TOO la
~ to work.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-21

'Customer-"I say this umbrella |
bought of you, last week is all coming 10
pieces" shopAceper-" Indeed, sir. :
You must have ucen taking it out and
getting it vet, sir. | Think
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-21

The poor hyiropa'his's have been treat.
ed to a very cold shower bath A British
Mcan' has discovered that culd water is
not cure for rheumatism for whale,
have it. who live in cold water all Ii,
time
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-21

A Delaware widow has been married
four times. aud each time to a Bank Prcsi-
dent And Delaware amt good State
70. Bank Pre.ideuh, either,
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SUNLIGHT Nervous diseases 6nd III If
best cure in an abundance Of sunlight. and
many other troubles may be helped in H.,
same way The sun is one Of the beg
doctors, aud sends in 10 long bills.
One Of the ab'cst lawyers in "ur caun
ty, a victim Of long and hard hrain labor,
says writer ia Home and Halh cane
!" me yesr ago suffering f'om partial pa
ralysis The right cg and hip were re
duc'd in size By constant pain 10 toe lons
he was obliged in coming up stairs, to
ll'tup the left loot FIRST. dragging The
right after il Pale feeble. miserable.
he told me- b. had been falling for several
years. and closed with. MY work i.
done Al sixty | en-: myself worn out =
| d ~"l him 10 liz Iowa unler large
Mind ~ md n " tn san +, shine over
every part II his iolv; ~ FIR, ten min
n'rs 'hv, increasing the time until h..
nu'd "xro>" himself IA The dirar, RVS .!
'he .un or afnl 'nf hour III, habit.
wrr' oo' a.s 'rlaily ,|nr.d in any OH,
ru'ieu'ar In .hau, six uon,hs he cam
rmoio. mp ,tnrs llk vigorous n,an %
forty, aad d"cI,r i with .p,rk'in. eye.
! have assisted m,Dy iysmpic neural.
gic, rh uma'ic aud hyp'ch "ilriacal ppnpI
into health hv he sun rrre !"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-21

Young hcnds believe that they shall lose
their originality in recognizing the truth
which has already been recognized by til.
ers
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-21

What Is the Oldest Sonau's club?-Tb,
br0um,tick
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-21

A young lady in New York lately paid
$3.50 for having single dress made; her
lovers hair has begun to turn gray,aud he
looks carrworn
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-11-21

We 90 uol count man 3 years uutil he
has nothing else 20 count.