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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04
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Kindness to Children,

Deal with your children as God deals
With bis. Do not meet their anger with
your anger, their petulauCe with your
own, or their obstiuacyS with wilIfuIness
still greater Overcome evil with good.
When God called himself q father, he
chose name which be designed to be sig
niGcant of overlooking love- tender mercy
and long continued forbearanca. pa
rents, provoke uotyour children to wrath
What will love not do? Who eau dcs
scribe its powerful subduing inaueOcesf
Who ever accomplished anything By re-
proaches, or violence, or harsh measures!
You crafty a private aud dark passion 10
your own heart, aud arouse one 10 anoth'
or bosom o., try the mighty efficacy OF
love. One smile Of genuine sympathy is
worth all your purse to the boggar. BE
loved. Let us love Que another; for love is
Of God; aud every one that IOveth is born
Of God l John iii I.
Parents, conmend'your little ones when
they do right, perform that which is good
and prasewortby Whenever they are
quick to obey cboerfully, express your ap
probation; tell them how we'll you are
pleased, how exceedingly grntifed you arr
at the improvement in well doing Let
mother approve cbId's conduct wheneV
er she can Let her show that bis goot
conduct makes her sincerely happy lie
her reward him for bis efforts to please BY
smiles and affection In this way she vii
cherish in her child's heart some Of th.
noblea and most desirable feelings Of GU
nature. She will cultivate in him love
" and amiablc disposition aud Cheerful
spirit Your child has been very pleas
lug and obedieut through the day Jus
before putting him to sleep for the night
you take bis hand aud say;
my son, you have been very good to
day It makes me happy to see you s
kind and obedieOt God loves children
who are dutifuI to their parents, and prom
iscs to make them happy
This appreciation from bis mother is II
him grca, reward Aud when, with
more than an ordinary aiFeotiouate tone
you say. Good night, my dear son." b
leaves the room with his little eyes full
feeling And When be closes his eyes 70
sleep hoas happy and resolves that boil
try and do his duty
Goodnight is but a little word,
Yet beautiful, though brief,
And. falls upon the gentle heart
Like dew upon the leaf"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04
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Murmuring.

| was tired Of washing dishes; | was
tired Of drudgery. 1t had always been so
and vas dissatisfied never sat down
momeDt to read. that jamie didn't want
cake, or bltof soap to make bubbles
ora Bit Of paper to Scribblo on. I'D
rather be 10 prison." said one day. "than
to have my life teased out, as Jamie
knocked my elbow, when sat writing to
friend.
But morning came when had one
plate less to wash, Que chair less to Sc! by
the wall in tue dining.rOOui when Jamie'
little crib was put away in the garFct. aud
it has never come down since. lhsd been
unususlly frotfuI and discontentcd with
The dark May morning that be took the
Group Gloomy weather gave me the
hesdache, and had less patience than at
any other time By,andby be was sing
ing in another room, II want to be an an
gel;" and presently rang out that metallic
cough | never hear that hymn since buI
it cuts mo to the heart, for the Group rings
out whit He grew worse toward night
aud when my husband came home he
went for the doctor. At FIRST be seemed
tn help him, but it merged iutO inaamma
matory Group, aud all was soon over
II ought to have been called 10 sooner"
said lhcdoctor
| have a servant to wash the dishes now;
aud when visitor comes. | can lit down
and entertain Der without baviug to work
all The time.
There is no little hoy worrying me to
open a jack knife, aud there are no SHAY.
iugs over the floor The Magazines are
not soiled by looking over the pictures, but
stand prim and neat on the reading table
just as leave them.
your carpet never looks dirty" sAid a
weary worn mother to me
"0h! no." muttored to myself, there
are no little boots to- dirty it now Z"
But my fate is US weary as theirs - yea
ry with sitting 10 my lonesome parlor at
twilight, weary with watching for tue lit.
tie arms that used to twiue around my
neck. for the curIs that used to brush my
check, for The young laugh that rang out
with mine, as we watched the blazing fire,
or made rabbits with the shadow Oh the
wall, waiting merrly together for papa to
come home | have the wealth aud ease
longed for, but at what a priceY Ana
when I see mothers with grown up sons,
driving to town or church, and my hair
silvered over with gray, | Wish | had mur.
INJURED less.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

The Js,oiM Messenger exhOrts the Jew.
csses not to initiate the foies of Christian
women in dressing for church The edi
tor thinks in many of the churches wor-
ship is full.dreSs affair, consisting in Il
display of fucry, rather than devotion of
heart.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

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sold by MI Druggists nnd D aiers
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

A Springfield gentleman promised bis
young, lovely, but unreasonable bride, as
the said bride was about wngiOg her flight
to regions of celestial bliss, that he would
never remarry He, however, engaged
himself to Chicago belle, but the recol.
lection of his pledge came upon HIN, and
rather than violate it be woood aud wOr
death with a revolver
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

1t is said Of a Western editor that be il
a fearful peuman, the style of bis hand be
ing cross between twisted wire clothes
Iiuo and Virginia wOrm.fonce. One ed
itorial does for several days, the compost
tor deoiphoriug it from the head dowu the
first day. then tail up tue next, and cross
ways on Sunday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

A spunky lady correspondent writes that
she knows very little about the back pay
question; but she is going to draw her back
hair up over her head according to the
prevailing fashion, fit lifts her of Der
heels and endangers her equilibrium, aud
she would like to know what the newspa.
pers are going to do about it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04
rEvEn AND AGUE.

FEVER ANp AGUE cured for my cents There IL
IA, rginrdl a.eul In this world that will euro Fever
and Ayie ard all other Mallrlnu' Bilious, scarlet
TyDhod, Yellow, and other fcvcrs laldc1 by RAD
WAYS FILLS 10 quick ~ RADWAYls READY H.
LIEF Plny cents perbOiile
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

A little girl was asked what was the
meaning Of the word happy She gave
pretty answer, saying, lit is to feel as il
you wanted to give all your things to Your
little sister,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

Always avoid accompany in which you
are willing to tell a coarse jest, because for
you It is a demoraIizing company, Gross.
ness is never humorous, profanity is never
admirable; and, if your manner aud speech
once begin to ravel out on that edge, all
their mauiuess aud charms are 10 very
great danger.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

Never put much confidence in such as
put no confidence in others A man prone
TO suspect evi! is mostly lookiOg in bis
neighbor for what bo sees in himself AS
to the pure all things are pure. even so to
the impure oil things are impure.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

I; is not so generally known as it ought
to be, that the kernels Of some stone fruit,
especially peaches, contain prucic acid to
an extent which may prove poisonous if a
large number of kernels be eaten,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

A fashion writer says: Imported cloth
garments for the street consist Of fancy
coats aud jackets, such as women might
wear who we're mpsquerading as men :
They are in dark clothes in the prettiest
shapes imaginable, the edges piped with
peacock green or blue silk, mustard color.
ed silk, or some other striking shade; Of
which only the single line above the rim
is permitted But the tails or lappels, and
the dear little vests aud waistcoats fasten.
ed with gold, silver or pearl buttons are too
killing young ladies Say--for any.
thing, aud suggest canes and neckties and
manilIas, and all the uaughtiness which il
supposed to be SO fascinating"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

Man is composed Of thought, feeling,
and will and to attain a true manhood
these must not only be fully and harmOui-
ously developed, but they must tend in
the same general direction.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

SUNSHINE Sunshine is beautiful aud
joy-inspiring always All things animate
and iuauimate take on a new life in it,
presence Not flower but greatly rGcog
uizes it, not song bird but carols all The
swepter under its touch How the rivu.
let's fash, and the broad waters simmer
to its glance, while the valley atmosphere
is go!denly a.haze, and the grand old
woods aud mountains are all qaame with
its kisses Earth that under the cloud
aud the night shade seemed like one ,tric
ken with mighty sorrow, now treads her
round of space like new crowned queen
Who amid the gushing sunshine can think
aught but life, health, joy, music beauty,
and splendor?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04
DR.. RAILWAYS
S37Slgarilli1l RGSOITGlt
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES; SO
OulCE 80 RAPID ARE TUE ClIANGES, Tue
10DY UgDERGOEs UNDER THE INFLUENCE
Of THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE,
THAT
Every Day an Increase in Flesh
and TRilit is Seen and Felt

EycrI drop or 'hc sARshrABILLIAE RES0Ir
VES1 CDmmun ars through the Blood, swent, Urlnel
,nI G.ncr Fluid, ard ucoNof lo sy-loin ne N4Or 0!
lIIc hr Il r,ar, Tho wastes Of Tie body with new hnd
,nnnd mg,rrI4l ScrOiula, SYPHILIS Consumption,
iIisuJuIor dsc4se uleOrs In the throat Month. Tu'
m0rS N6dg.Ir The innlSant other rarlSGi the system;
Sogc Eve s'ruuuruIs discharges from the Ears and
,lc worst forms ri SKIN diseases ErupinnS Fever
Snrcs Scaid Head Ring Worm Salt khcum, Erysipeas'
Acne Dlatk gprtS, Worms IN the Flesh. Tnn0Ts, Can
rsrs In h1 Womb and ali weakening and painful uiS;
charges. Nist SwcaS, LnsSOf Sperm aud all WASTES Of
tic rc nrfcpl1 arc whihc curative range Of thls
wondcrni Muicrn Chemistry, and iow days use VIII
proyc 10 aus pGrS0nusng tIor either oil these OrnS OF
disease itl rniVnt power 10 cure them .
1.-The 1ticui duty becoming reduced bvthe wastes
ami dcrinpolpn that IA continually progressing, sue.
rrrds m uresling these wastes, aud repairs tie same
viii, new ,narrIa made irDul healthy blnot--and ms
the SAESEPA EILLlAN will and does seclre-R cure
ia ccrlau; for when once this remedy commences Us
T0rE Of rurlicasOn and sIlccceds.i diminishing El
loSs of wastes rs repairs will be rapid and every any
mtwti,,rCllmselgr0wi bettcran stronger,
ma ,oor u,vc,,, .,tler appetite Improving aid tesl
and weight increasing. r,,...,,,,,,, .,,,oo,
Mi onlv does the SAREAPARtLtIAS krsQLNHNl PSCeI
ali known remedial agents 'hecprs OF Ohtnnie Sc ~.
iulcns Constitutional, and sAin Diseases Dd' II Is ""
only positive cure iOf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

A hospitable man i, never ashamed o.
bis dinner when friend unexpectedly
drops in to dine with him
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

Whom baAipe.sis aall, advertise.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

A great man is one who eau lead his
children to obey him when out Of bis
sight
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

SDiggius says that bis idea Of grail
elevator is realized 10 rye whisky.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

Man adyertlses. then realizes
Young mcu in Danbury buy their sleeve
buttons by the pound.
Query Would it DO proper 10 coll a
dancing master bop merchant
..------------------------'
Swiggius says that bis idea Of grain
elevator is realized 10 rye whisky.
The bottom of well must be o shock
ing bad pIacc, for even truth is said to lie
there.
Just tue Reverse When clock il
Wound up it goes. When irm is wound
UP it steps.
Suffering seasons are sitting reasons 10
which the Christian loses bis chaf, and the
IbypOcri,e his corn.
Tho flower Of youth never appears more
beautiful than when it bends tOWards the
/ Sun Of Righteousness
Offensive operations oitcn'imes arc the
surest, il not in some cases the only,
means Of defence.
----------------
A great man is one who eau lead his
children to obey him when out Of bis
sight
>--------r--' ----.------'-------"---
A hospitable man is never ashamed Of
bis dinner when a friend unexpectedly
drops in to dine with him
Il r.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

Offensive operations Oitcntimes arc The
surest, il not in some cases the only
means Of defence.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

The bottom of well must be o shock
ing bad plucc, for even truth is said to lie
there.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-12-04

Query Would ii DO proper 10 coll I
dancing master bop merchant
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-27
Probate Court Proceedings.

George Gilliland, admir- of Howard
Havens, decd, VS.. James Havens ct al
Petition to sell land. Order of sale made
and issued.
George w. Keller appointed admir- ot
the estate of Peter Keller, decd, Bond
$4,000
One inventory filed.
George Gilliland, admir- of Howard
Havens, vs. James Havens, ct al. Peti
ton to sell land. Report of appraisers
fled and confirmed, and an order of sale
made and issued
Jacob A. Sell, admir- of VIM. Shield.
Personality 5000 Bond $500.
In the matter of the last viii and tesla.
ment of John Bowman, decd. Will filed,
proven, and admitted to Probate and
Record. Albert Spurlocl< and VIM. B.
jackson appointed executors. Personal
ity $4O0. Bond $780,
The last will and testament of Isaac
Lloyd, decd, filed, proven, and admitted
to Probate and Record
The last will and testament of Joseph
Kuhns. decd, fled. proven, and admit
ted to Probate and Record.
In the matter of the last will and tes-
lament Of John Shadrach, decd. Will
fled, proven, and admitted to Probate
and Record. Emma Shadrach appoint
cd administrative with will annexed.
Personality $3.50 Bond $1,000
Joseph Aten appointed guardian of
Oliver C. Sheridan, minor Bond 5000.
Three accounts fled.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
r. w. Jones-and Jane Henson.
Elbert Bowman and Susanana Ayers
William Cassidy and Christiane Hol-
berg.
Richard Rice and Nancy Tilley.
Phillip Helfring and Mary Elsas.
Joseph Smith and Elizabeth Viditoe.
Jacob Hart and Elizabeth Rice
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-27

er not, if damage resulted, the defendant
was liable in actual damages. If sold in
violation of law, the law implied malice,
and defendant was liable in exemplary
damages. If person sold liquor, or even
gave it away, it rendered the person sell
ing or giving it away liable, unless he
acted with due caution, to ascertain the
habits of the party If party acted
with due caution, he certainly would not
be liable For instance, a sober man,
who never became intoxicated, bought a
pint of whisky for sick horse, and sent
it home by another man. who on his
way met another, whom he treated, and
who became intoxicated, and abused his
family Surely the seller could not be
held responsible in this case. As to the
second answer, a compromise with Henry
Robinson could not release Coll, unless
the sale was joint one. A sale at one
time and place by Robinson, and at an
other time and place, and under differ
ent circumstances, could not be joint
offense, and If each contributed thus to
the intoxication, each would be liable.
Verdict for plaintiff for ten cents.
Catharine Bicknen VS.. John Crosby.
This was suit same as the foregoing,
and for the same intoxication. Verdict
for defendant.
State of Ohio VS.. William Downing
Contempt of Court in not appearing as a
witness in the case of Catherine Bicknell
VS. John Crosby. Defendant discharged
on payment of costs.
State of Ohio vs. Robert E. G. Clewers
Contempt of Court in not appearing as a
witness in same case. Defendant dis
charged on payment of costs.
James S. Steele VS. Martha j. Steele
Divorce granted on account of willful alb
sence for more than three years.
Lewis w. Crabtree VS.. Phebe Crabtree.
Judgment for slO469, and order of sale.
The following cases have been contin-
ued: George Seurlock VS.. J. Fl. Bum
ct al, John T. Jones VS.. Frederick
Weyhorst, A. Langdon & Co. VS.. Syl-
vester Spencer ct al, Aaron Walterhouse
VS.. Stewart A. Lasley ct al, A. G. Van
Dyke, Rec, VS.. A. A. Watson, Joseph
Lumberger VS.. John s. Watts ct al,
Laviey Ragland VS.. Dabney Ragland,
James H. II. Blamer vs.. Cornelia T. Bla-
mer, Priscilla Conner vs.. William j. Leon
ard ct al, L. C. Damarin, Survivor, &C.,
vs. Rachel French.
Court adjourned on last Thursday un-
til Monday, when the case of Lewis c.
French VS.. The Incorporated Village of
Jackson was tried by the Court.
This was suit for balance due plain
tiff as night watchman and lamplighter
Judgment for plaintiff for $l6.86.
Judge Hastings adjourned Court from
Tuesday to Thursday, and went to Ports
mouth on Tuesday afternoon. Judge
Harper will come up on Thursday and
continue to hold Court here.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-27

We visited Star Furnace the other day,
and found every thing moving along
smoothly, as usual. Mr.. James Rockwell,
the engineer, is a very careful man, and
he informed US that no accident had ever
occurred to boilers where he had charge
We noticed on the ends of the boilers
cakes of salt. On closer examination
we found that the water was frying out
at the joints, and trickling over these
cakes Of salt, adding to their size as it
descended. There are perhaps hundreds
of pounds of salt in the ash and cinder
piles about the Furnace, thrown away
when taken from the boilers. Why could
not this salt be saved in a shape to be
brought into market? A vein of salt
water gets into the water used in the
boilers, and we do not see why it could
not be kept separate and eVaporated in
pans, with the surplus heat of the Fur
mace
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-27

One of our most prominent citizens
asked US the other day why we did not
have more to say about the wonderful
amount of energy and enterprise now
manifested in our town. Our reason is
that we think the excitement about high
enough to be healthy. Suppose that all
our railroad enterprises should fail !?
Would not those who ere now purchasing
property at present advanced rates be
losers? But if our great through line of
railroad be once. assured, then the Ohio
Valley road from Marietta to Portland
would be sure, and the road from Jack
son to Pomeroy, and from jackson to
Byers Station. In a year twenty new
furnaces would be commenced, and in
FIVE years, ten millions would be added
to our duplicate.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-03-27

We notice that some of the officers at
tending upon the Court continue to
smoke during the sessions of Court. On
Tuesday we saw one of them during
Court smoking big pipe very vigorously.
The printed rules of the County Com
missioners, forbidding smoking in the
Court Room, are still posted up therein.
They had better haul down these rules
We expect pretty soon to see smoking in
progress in all our churches during
divine service The church is now the
last, and only resort of decent people,
and we do not think it viii remain so
much longer