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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17
A NOBLE GIRL.

Notwithstanding the fact that men re-
ceiye higher wages for labor lbau do Yo-
men, there are more girls laying up hand
some sums Of money than there are young
men who save a cent
Not long since, delicate looking girl
sent home to Ireland money to pny the
passage to America Of ofanolhcr member Of
The family, who desired to como here to
work and earn home Said h lady to
the girl: "Why does not your brother
send The money? I1d has been in this
country longer than you, and ought to
have saved quite an amount" "Ql, ma.
am, my brother would never send it; be
spends as fast as he earas, and most always
tooIish!E in drinking aud uniting him.
self for work am willing to deny my.
self clothing for the sake of the dear ones
at home"
DO you share your wages with them
al the timer"
yes 'l'' am l senu money nome i. 9
every 'lFoo moOtI's--moFo 'Oan NqI' !
earn .,
Does your oFolaor never scna any, ;,
mot mucn' once or twice SiHce J
came to America iour years ago. nc nus
sent ten dollars
Are you not AFRAID II another 10 brother
comes to this country; no VIII '1''oW 'no
example OF his Older brother ana become &c
lmproyldent aud addicted 10 d''uK'OgF
sometimes :. =, t0Gt |, ,oar 'roGoIoT me- pI'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

hdyS company rather than an elaborate
meal and hence proposed thst We have
bread and milk for dinner Accordingly,
bread aud milk was the sta plc article of
our diet on the occasion, | was always
fond oftho lacteal fluid, and INDUCED my
appetite somewhat fully, 0fthe pleasant
afternoon we spent in conversation over a
fnyoritc author, it is not neGdful now to
spe.k. But | left the house as the shades
of evening began to gather, well pleased
with myself and with the dark Keyed maid
"Next day began to feel a little queer
There was dirty white coating on my
tongue, My head aohcd Skin began to
laok yellow No appetite. In short |
was as bilious MS | well could he. All
that miserable week was sick, Ond tried
to diet it of; but finally had recourse to a
big dose ofpiIls to relieve me, Wishing
to be quite sure that it was the milk that
allied me, | went once more to dinner,
some weeks after this, parlaking largely of
milk, aud was again attacked However
by eating nothing whatever for twenty four
hours following, no serious trouble result
ed from this indulgence
Most Of the company being by this time
asleep, our narrator paused The cessation
ofhis voice however awakened some of US,
and he went on. "l'o this day" he con.
tinund, II cannot drink milk, or eat it with
anything else. And | went no more to
the house OF my charmCr; Indeed had no
further desire to seek her society. No
doubt ifShe had fed meo something more
wholesome than milk, might have fol
loved up the acquaintance, aud perhaps
have succeeded 10 winning her heart aud
hand But milk would not allow of such
happy termination to tbcatflir, aud am
still a rowing bachelor
80 | can assure you, gentlemen, that
however well milk agreed with the Ably,
sinian, it didn't do in my case; aud hink
that in very many instances it would be
well 10 exercise great caution in its use,
except under tue direction ofa physician "
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

|, vas tho gcaial Dedrch KDicker-
booker who sail. 81 have not SO bad an
opinion Of mankind as many Of my broth.
cr philosophers. | do not think poor hu.
man nature 50 sorry piece of workman
ship as they would make it out to be, and
as far as | have observed | am fully satiS-
fcl that man, lctt to himself, would about
as readily 90 right as wrong 1t is only
clcrOaly sounding in bis ear that it is his
duty to 60 right, which makes him 90 the
very reverse, The noble independence Of
his nature rcvol,s at this iutollrable iyran-
ny of law, and the perpetual interference
of oihcous morality, which are ever bcSet.
ting his path with fuger posts aud direct,
ions to "kccp to the right, as the law d.
rccts;' and like spirited urCbin, he turns
directly contrary, and gallops through mud
and miro, over hedges aud dtcbes, merely
to show that he is lad Of spirit, and out
of bis leading strings"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17
A Diaioult Qnogtion answered.

Can anybody tell me Why, when Eve
vas manufactured from one ofAdam'sribs,
hired girl wasn't made at tue time to
wait on hor?-Ecclaogc.
We can, easily. Because Adam never
came whining to Eve with ragged
stocking to be darncd, collar string to be
sewcd on, or glove to be mendod right
way, quick now!" Because he never read
the newspaper until the sun got behind the
palm trees, and then stretched himself
yawuing out, aiu't supper most ready, my
dear? Not be He made the FIRE aud
hung over the tea kettle himself, we'll ven
ture, and pulled the radisbes, aud peeled
the bananas, and did everything else that
be ought to. He milked the COWS and
fed the chickens, and looked after the pigs
himself. He never brought halfa dozen
friends to dinner when Eve hadn't any
fresh pomegranatcs, aud the mango
season was over. IIenoyer stayed ou! un'
til II o'clock to ward meeting, hurrah-
ing for the out.and-out candidate, and
scolding because poor dear Eve was sitting
up and crying, inside the gates. To be
sure, he acted rather cowardy about the
apple gathering time, but tton Tia! don't
dcpreciato bis general heipfulucss about
the garden! lie never played billiards,
nor drove fast horses nor chokod Eve with
cigar smoke. He never loafod around
corner groceries while solitary Eve was
rocking little Gains cradle at home In
short, he did not think she was especially
created for the purpose Of waiting upon
him, and wasn't under the impression that
it disgraced him 10 tighten bis wiic's cares a
little.
That's the reason that he did not need a
hired, girl, aud wish it was the reason that
noneofher descendants did. life Illus.
hqtcd.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

RATHER HAD'EM.-A humorous young
man was driving a horse which was iu the
habit Of stopping at every house on the
roadside, Passing country tavern,
where were collected together some dozen
countrymcn, the beast, as usual, ran op.
posite tho door, aud then stopped in spite
Of the young man, who applied tho whip
with all bis might to drive the horse on :
The men on the porch commenced a hearty
hugh, aud some inquired it he would sell
the horse. "Yes," replied the young
man, "bnt caunot recommend him, as he
once belonged to a butcher, aud he stops
whenever he hears the calves bleat" The
crowd retired to the bar 10 silence.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17
A Torriblo Nightmare.

a gentlemen in an upper township, out
West, of course, got the nightmare one
night not long ago, aud dreamed that bn
was standing upon a rairoai track chain
ed to log which was fastened to the
rails He heard the train approaching,
and he made the most desperate cxcrlions
to drag that log Off in time to prevent u
heart rcndiug disaster He tuggcd aud
pulled aud jerked aud "rastled' with that
log, apparently for an hour and ahalf, but
in vain, At last the engineer dashed up,
the cow-calcher struck him aud he awokc
Ilo was surprised to fad himself on the
floor, with his wife standing over him,
roudliug him with Il WiudSor chair aud
wanted to know what he meant by pulling
her ont of ted by the leg lie had been
clingiOg to it with desperation, thinking
it was a log-au error which was hardly
more prcpostorous than bis idea that the
chair was a COW catcher. His wife said
she would excuse him that time, but hO
would either have to sign pledge, never
to have any more athletic nightmarcS or
submit to separation,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

FooGSd AN eL6 Sow IA ucighbor Of
mine told me how ho had once outwittcd a
vicious old SOW, that had learned to open
bis yard gate, and bad destroyed nearly
everything he had in trout Of bis house =
Tu fencing in bis truck-patch with worm
fence, he had used logs in the place Of
bottoms rails; but toue oftbesc logs was hol,
low, aud the vicious brute crawlcd through
and destroyed most of his corn and pota-
toes lie then placed the hollow log an,
der projecting fence corner SO that both
ends opened outward The old SOW push.
ed her way through aud came out on the
roadside instead Of the corn side Of the
feuco After trying this experiment sew
craI times, with the same result, she cyi,
IDENTIFY caulc to the conclusion that grand
fraud had been practicci, aud left with q
loud expression Of disgust.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

WATER SpouT. The heaviest rain
storm ever known to fall in this ncighbor,
hood, came down on the western slope Of
Bickct's Knob, Moudsy evening It
came from water spout which burst over
the locality Broad Run was gorgcd, aud
many courses dry in summer we're filed
with q raging torrent. Fences, grain
fields, small buildings aud loose wood were
swept in immense quantities, The flood
lasted but q few hours. -. Monroe Register,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17
For Weekly Regis ten:
NOTHING BUT MILK.
by TON DIcKANDnANRY,

Ialf dozen of US were sitting ia the
Office at the Hotel the other evening, try
Ing to while away tho dull time as best We
might It was too stormy to think Of 60
ing out, and the conversation finally drift.
ed to the subject Of health. Of course,
each had bis own. pct theory to advocate,
regarding the best way to live SO as to keep
in the highest possible physical condition
A serious boxing young m'n, who had
been ana0s1tiyo listener, but Lad hitherto
taken 20 pagt in. tbo discussion, ssiasThs
had found something III the morning paper
bearing 90 tc'qu8stion, which he desired
to give to the compaug Permission being
accorded, he read as follows:
"Phe doctors have new system Of
treatment which promises to ruin the bus.
incss Of the unlertakers Whatever ais
a person, it is only required that he take
TO driukng milk. Disease is simply an
indication that something in the physical
machine is out of gear aud that the suffer.
cr should go back to first principles and
begin life over again, by returning to na,
ture's nourisbmcDt. There is an Abysin-
ian clicf somewhere who has scored his
hundretb year without showing gay hair
or wrinkle, simply by drinking nothing
but mix"
No one making any comment immediate.
y, he laid aside his paper and proceeded.
THAT" said he, may do we'll enough
for some people; the remedy is certainly
pleasant to the taste, and | wish might
safely try it. But it won't do for me.
This paragraph brings to my mind an
incident which occurred one summer some
years siuce, which | will relate.
Il was spending the summer away out
west, IN a pretty village by the side of a
little river. At the old church on the
hillside where | attended divine service
every Sabbath, always noticed pleasant
looking young lady with beautiful dark
brown eyes, and having received an Intro
dOctiOn to her at one Of the church "soCia-
bles" sooo after, resolved to see more of
her If possible. So, one Sunday, after
church, fell in with her as she walked to.
wards the ferry landing she lived across
the river--and asked her if | might call
on" ou her sometime soon; to which she
grooiously agreed. Arrived at the river,
we found, as luck would have it, that the
fcnyman was not tat lis post. Now it was
one of those fcarfplly bot days when the
very sky seems to qaiyer with the intense
heat, aud the young lady was anxious to
got home out of the dust aud glare of the
town. As | had row-boat lying near, |
could do no less than offer to row hG over
the swift running stream. When We had
crossed, she asked me home with her to
dinner, thinking | suppose, that she was iu
duty bound to do 50. | was foolish enough
to accept her invitation, not thinking, as
any one in bis sober senses ought, that it
was merely a matter Of form, not to be ta-
ken literally at all. But the temptation
to see tho queenly damsolathe her own house
was too great, and alas! | yielded.
"Most of the family being away from
home, the question Of what to have for
dinner" was an important Que. For NY
part, was anxious to have the young
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

The other day lady in Now Bedford,
seeing a red Gag displayed from dwelling
house, uuccrcmoniously entered, and sit.
ting down in tho parIor asked of a servant
who was in the room "whcn the auction
would bcgin2" On being informed that
the red 0ag did not mean auction, but
small pox she rushed from the house like
a crazy woman, and was soon lost to
Wow.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

The following, old but good, ticlccon.
veys good idea of the pleasures and case
attending the editing Of nowspupc;
Editing paper is very pleasant
thing. If it contains too much political
matter, people won't have it; if it contains
too little they won't have it. II the type
is too large, it don't contain enough read.
ing matter; if the type ia tco small, they
can't read it, five publish telegraph re.
ports, folks say they are nothing but lies;
if We omit them, they say We have no Gu.
tcrprisc, or suppress tIicu for political Of.
feet, Ii We have io few jokes, folks say
We are old fossils. If we publish Original
matter they blame US for mol giving them
original selections, five publish original
selections, folks say We a:e too luSy for not
giving them what they have not read in
some other paper five give u man a
complimentary notice, We are Consurol for
being partial; if we do not, all hands say
we are great hog If We speak well of
any act, folks say that we dare not do
otherwise; il We ccnsurc, they call us a
traitor, Five stay in our Office aud attend
to business, folks say we are too proud to
miugle with our fellows. If we do not
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

A Phiadeldhia surgeon was called tho
other day to house up town to amPntato
the leg Of woman. He is nearsght.
ed man; and when he reached tue house he
got into tho wrong room and calmly sawed
of the limb of the servant girl, who was q
German, and who had come over two days
before, aud who thought it was one Of the
customs Of the country an-t
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

An Indiana woman is mad because her
husband took her very bcs, sheet to hang
himself when there was an old clothes.
line in the cellar, which was good enough
for that purpose She says be always was
cx'ravagant, and TOO lazy to 90 to the Gel
lar for anything
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17
From the Aldine.l
AT THE LAST.
ny KATE PUTNAM,

Three little words within mp brain,
Beat back aud forth their one refrain;
Three little words, whose dull distress
Meaus everything and nolhingness,
Unbidden move my lips instead
OF other utterance: She is dead
Here, lingering, We talked Of late,
BesiGe the hedge grown garden gate;
Til, smiling, ere the twilight fell
She badc me take last farewell.
Those were the final words she said
But yesterday-and she is dead
/ see the very gown she wore,
The color 1 had praised before;
The swaying length, where she would pass
Made a light rustic on the grass;
There in the porch she turned her head
For one last smile-and she is dead
Could have known what was to come,
Those hours had not been blind and dumb!
would have followed close with Death,
Have striven for every glance and BREATH
But uow--the final word is said,
The last look taken-sLe is dead
We were not lovers-such as they
whopledgc faith to last fer aye;
Yet seems the universe 10 me
riddle now without key;
What means the sunshine overhead,
The bl, ON below now she is dead?
So anew my grief, its sudden haze
BewiIders my accustomed ways;
And get 50 old, il seems my heart
We're never from its pain apart
What was and is and shall be, wed
With that one Senlcuce--sheis dead.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

A Yankee and Erishmau were walking
together on their way to Malcom, when
tue Yankee said: Pat, where would you
be nov ff the devil had his dues2'--
"Faith, replied Pat, I'D be walking by
mesclf to Nlalcom"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

A camel aud an elephant belonging to
circus were tied to n tree near Fishkill
Landing, thcothcr day when the express
Train came aloog The camel tainted away,
but the elephant started off with the tree,
the camel aDd the keeper.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

A Maine mau, it is stated, is about to
apply for patent for an artificial oyster,
made out Of -four, iapioca, salt, and water.
Patent beefsteak, salmon, aud spriI 6 laulb
are next in order.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

An old woman at Liverpool, Ohio,
didn't waOt'm to make my trouble after
she was dead, but il it was just the same
she'd like to be buried with her spcctaclcs
on"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

A Kentucky paper, in reporting we'd.
ding, says the bride was not particularly
handsome, but the father threw in seven
mules and tue husband was sati-fcd.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

Postal cards will be convenience to peo-
pie who wish to tell you all they know
Smith says to his aodlndG "Any letters
for me to.day?" And she answers "0n-
Iy two postal cards, but there's nothing
particular on them" ,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

A gallant was sitting beside his beloved,
and being uunled to think Of anything
else to say, asked her why she was like
tailor. II don't know, said She with
pointing "uuless it is because l'm sitting
beside goose
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

A New York female who read that tho
IIoosac Tunnel cost 5000 per yard, said
sho would have dress pattern off from
that piece irthe old did not lay up
cent for the next Two years.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

An exchange tells US Of fellow who
hus frozen His nose seven timesthis winter,
pucng in front of bis 8wcolhcnrL's house,
waiing for the other fellow to leave.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

Women are like borses--tlle gayer the
harness they bave on, the better they feel.
We got this from an old bachelor who was
early crossed 10 lovo.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

Church members should bear in mind
that it is not everyone that saith Lord,
Lord, that will enter the Kingdom.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

A japanese paper thinks that the pa.
per manufacturers of that country will SoOu
be able to supply the American market
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

A couple of tipplors, being in great
spirits some how got into the gutter. The
most conscious Of the two thdrcat remark.
cd thus 10 his companion, 'IIet's get an
other house; this hotel leaks"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

A youth aud maiden we're dancing the
LaDcicrs, In the course ofthe insane con-
vcrsation which tie dance nocessitateS. be
took toquestiouing heras to her accom-
Plishments "Doyou painl?" EIo wonders
what GU earth she got mad about.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

A rose on tbe cheek ofoae beauty is Of. ,:.
ten thorn in the bosom Of another.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17

/ A little Connecticut boy. asking a rate
who Good Friday was received the with
cring reply, "Well You go houe anil read
yoar Robinson CVusOe."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1873-07-17
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Publication is ISSUED.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

INKEAT WESTERN - -
VI STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT:
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier IL East
River as follows
GREAT WESTERN, stsmper. Wednesday, september Q.
Cabin passage, SO incrmciinte s4,; secrage, $50
currency excursion tickets, $40. Apply tO agents II
South street. u. n. MOR0ANNS SONS,
The New York herald., 1873-09-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

AD and TnqS RAx LSs s0rs
Sysek k Try S S at Yse and
%ss W." AND North "Trip tickets to xes Point Cornwall
~ e.egant steamboats sUNNysiDE ana PowEIL
says S HsG Sss5 :? ss, dsS
monns nd trains ro on and arSstoa New York
Norh; East and West The mos, direct route 10 sara.
anu 0'ss.s' ''S Josgf% Ifss ccRSGh superintendent.
E'ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON,
The world-renowned steamers sR,sioh snd pRovi. row
daily Sfr as afs Band i.'sst IS s
80 A. P. BACON, Superintendent
NoRwIcI, LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA BOSTON.
tickets good from September 10 to NovemIerL 1873 INC
an r 81 sSTSS - 1S ssr
daily Sundays excepted ats r. NJ connecting at New
Worcester and the North. '''"'
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York, from foot Of Desbrosscs and
Cortlandt streets. a iollows:-
hsress for hsrrsburg ri.,.burg the West and south,
zig wlth rpmsn n snnsy faafe srs aitnshed $50 and
'Ssns ar line .s a"s %i IF's va sunrsy's rsyn
al ana ohio 0s H%Gs 1 E''n VIA Baltimore
IF iR'saspHi H. snS night sunday, S 7" 1ao Is
r. NJ sunday CLIO =. NJ.
Einigrant and second class, 7O5 p ".
FOR Newark al g. 30 T. 40. s0. = 10. Ii A. NJ, 12M 1
2 2:M Sl $40 4:0, 4:3D H. 5:0, 6, TO- 30 73c
s:lo 10 n ~ I. NJ and u night sunday $50 6i0 *:
For Eiaabeih g. 30 u 7;w, slo O. 10, II A. NJ, Pm,
and i night Sunday 20 S'' Sid rs
FyT s,S Sasw.y' s:" yS ga Us saS ssS 70 55 z
Fer W"odbr,dge ana Perth Amboy and 10 A. NJ 2;3
For New srunswiek7 and 10 A. NJ. l2M,a q, $40 $50
62 $40. 7;30 +. M and I2 night Sunday, 81: and
For East Millstone 10 NJ, IL noon 10 and 20 r. NJ
ror nanDertvilie ana Remington, A. NJ anu p. NJ
For Phlipsburg and BevIdcrc, 5 and =. NJ.
Accommodaton for Borden town. burlington and Cam.
den anu ~ A. NJ, II 80 ~ aud r. NJ
FOR Freehold, A. NJ, 2and l.. ".
boat from pier No. 1, 3 40 r NJ
Trans arrive as follows rom Ptsburg, 80 10 rs A.
NJ $50 I. NJ. daily; 22 10 is A. NJ. and 8 61 7. NJ.
ualy, except Monday. From Washington and Balti-
more 500 and 40 A. NJ, 80 and 10 "a T. ~ sunday,
6o5. 6t0A n. From Philadelphia, b: q o. 8 40 6:1
,0,la ii go II 55 A. NJ, 25, SO, 30 U1 ~ S:h,
WN NJ IL sunday 622 6Ds o4o e'S' io'zs IL ~ A.
Ticket Offices 62s. 49, I'll and ga Broadway; No l
streets Emgrant Ticket office. No. Battery place.
u. NJ BOYD Jr, General Passenger Agent
A. j. CASSA1T, General Manager.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

CToNINGroN LINE FOR sosroN.-TuE ELEGANT
~ steamers
RHODE Island every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
STONINGTDk, every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
from pier 80 North River, ~ o \. N.
The New York herald., 1873-09-23

IJIsHING BANKs.-ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2a
II steamer CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN, Eighth street,
East Kiver A, NJ. pier ~ East River, 1906 Chrsto-
pber street. A. n pier NO. North River, 90 Tickets
Al a. 4 n. FOSTER.