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his tongue:" while Paul in second Cor
inthianS, specially denounced envyings,
strifes, backbitiug. Not only is its evil
influence felt in bearing false witness
directly against our absent neighber,
but in the appetite for retailing the de
fanatory words of others against him.
How many characters have been
smirched. if not destroyed. by that oft
repeated phrase, "They say" How
many sharp and cruel arrows have
caused once happy hearts to bleed upon
hearing of some wicked and widely
circulated calnmny that thoughtless
friend had breathed upon the air, and
thus started on its widening sphere of
evil. Far rather cultivate an habitual
disbelief of floating gossip and scandal.
Far rather he honOred, as You will he.
for defending the absent, and shielding
those thus struck at behind their back,
10y habit So appropriately called back
biting.
NEGLECT OF PUBLIC WORsHIP.-
| There are reasons to believe that there
exists in this community IL growing
tendency to neglect public worship on
Sunday. This tendency is not peculiar
to this or any other community, for we
suspect it exists very widely over the
country. 1t is enough, however, to call
attention to the fact that here it is very
noticeable, and that it is much to he
regretted. There is an intimate con-
nectiOn between the observance of Sun
day and the morals of Il people, and in
the long run the neg lcct of public wor
ship must lead to the Dissertation of
Sunday and the employment of it for
common and secular purposes. No 9th,
er way has thus far been devised for
the MASSES of :hr people to spend their
| sundays So advantageous us to devote
them to the exercises that are embraced
IN public worship. The preaching may
he dull and the music far from what it
ought to he, but the church is after all
the best place for every man and wo-
man to visit on sunday. The expert
ment has been tried more than once.
No kind ot religion will long survive the
general neglect of public Worship
Prorj1ence Jo"rndi.
Let nursery maids vail and bar
room toperS choose some other hero for
their song. No longer shall the CLAM
oar of royalty cnnohlc the touchiig lyric
query. "Iiow do You like Your taters
done ," for lI"ky-P"ky-WinkN Wum
has retired from the Splcndor of Maj
eSty and is no longer the King of the
Cannihal Islands. 1t matters not now
Nhcthcr his preference for the tuhcrclc
extends t" its preparation. "hakcd oi
boiled. OF fried III rum" He i II King
II" longer. He is plain Mr.. kac"hau.
The Fiji Islands have been formally
transferred to he British Government
Iud the King of the Camnihal Islands
la> stepped down and out. fhicdgo
T,jbHnc.
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BACKBITING.-lIow much of this vice
there is all around us | need not at
tempt to estimate. So important, ap-
parently. was it in the Creators mind
to condemn it. that one of the Ten
commandments, (the niuth) seems pri-
maIily aimed against it and David
tells us III the Psalms that among those
who are to abide III Thy tabernacle will
he found "he that backbiteth not with
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Paralysis is becominga prime disease
1t is not confined to the fcshy, the
plethoric nor the aged. The fast life
of our business Young men tells ON
them. 1t is IL very common thing to see
men 30 and 81 bald headed. feeble
gated. and walking about with canes.
their underpinning knocked ont. with
other signs of premature age. These
signs OF early weakness develop in
paralysis. Not long since II gentleman
died in one of our churches. He was
interested liz Il ease of discipline. He
made Il report of the case. sat down,
laid his head on the back of the seat
and instantly expired. In another case.
Il man not accustomed to public speak
ing arose to relate his religious expert
ence. He was so excited that he could
scarcely speak. In the midst of his re
marks he was seized with paralN sis. and
carried To his home. Our Young men
will have to tone down their style of
living if they amount to anyihing.-Ne,r
York Letter.
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so ITOR OFF ATI,>.r

F"T Ihrehfi"nS. Ifdd" NGrkS ar I,..,,.
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How \ Man SAVED His LIFE FROM
\ SAVAGE BOAR. l.. +. Bandrr. who
lives neal Iillim. O.. was attacked 10y Il
boar. the other evening. and terribly
injured. The circumstances were ~
follows: The boar WAS in an inclo>luc
Il short distance from thc house. and Il
number of swine we've in the same lot.
Mr.. Bender attempted To drive ont one
of the hogs. when the boar attacked
him. threw him down. and tore his legs
terribly with his teeth aud tiI~k>. Mr..
licn,lcr'> right leg WAS cut tn the bone
across the thigh, Il piece Of flesh nearly
three inches >,Irarc was torn from the
inside of the leg. just above til" knee.
leaving the bone bare. and exposing the
icmnral artery. which barely escaped
being cut. and the leg received II mum
Der of other comparatively small
wounds. The left leg VAS also cut
arrnss the thigh to the bone. besides
being badly cut and laccratcd in other
| places. Mr.. Bender only escaped from
the Infatuated animal 10y lying perfectly
quiet. AS long as he struggled the an
inll continued his attack, but Mr.. Ben
der happened to think hc had read that
if IL man when attacked in that manner
were 10 lie still the animal would leave
his victim. II" tried the experiment,
and it proved true. and he aiterward
managed to reach the house without
any assistance. While the wounds
were terrible, and fears were entertain
ed of poison from the tangS of the ami
anal, the patient has not suffered as
much a> WAS expected, and Is doing
| WELL
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fnr Sale.
WOOD FOR SALE.

1000 cords dry wood l6 inch } feet and feet long
Lot of chunks for Freestnne stoves; all shielded Ill
good shane and is a nice lot Please call and STE
me before closing trade for your wood as can
make the price satisfactory. ,,.
4Itf JEkk1 lbRE W
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FARM FOR SALE /!

Within onrhalf mile of Pcacham Hollow
fourth mile ui School House, one and 0ne-fnurth
mill, of Academy and Church. Contains about no
acres abundance of wood and timber. never failing
water at house barn and pastures. House and
shed well built. Ais" - 10 acre lot of moving. pas
and timber land, mile from said farm, all
IA road that never drifts. From PriCham Hollow
IL I;arnet. f.. W. CLARK.
Pcacham, Vt. Jan 10 Ia lOItf
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Commencing Monday. April l., 1854
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House for Sale !

The House, situated on Portland Street is new
two.story building well finished. and is supplied
with water from good spring On the premises; Is
fitted for two tenements. Terms easy. Apply un
the premises. 26tf WM. SHA NhS.
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Singular Case of Suspended Animation.

\ II POSED CORPSE COMES To LIFE AZ
TER BEING on ICE Fol; THREE DAYS.
\ most remarkable instance of Il sup
posed corpse HAY ing been found to pos
>e>s 81 "nS of animation. and at the per
son really being leStoIcd to life after
lying on ice for three days. has just
TRANSFERRED at loukrIS. WeStchc>rrr
county. y. Y. \ srNcn-Ncal-old child
of IL mIchini>t named Miller. haN iug
been in delicate health almost from the
time of its birth. WAS attacked 10y an
unusually severe iii otIllurss. last Thurs
day morning. II l. understood that TIA,
medicine prescribed WaS Il powerful
npiate but whether this WAS the case
OF not. ii is asserted that. when the
medical man called in the attcrnoou. II
glance at his late patient induced him
to pronounce the child dead. The >rI-
vices OF an undertaken we've procured.
and 10y him the surpassed corpse WIS
prepared for the last rites and then
placed in an ice coffin until the usual
time tor intcrmcui shouid have elapsed.
On the day of the funeral the under
taktr and his assistant. ON transferring
the body from the Ice coffin To the
cI>kct in which il WAS to Ice inferred.
We're struck 10y the peculiar IpptiIiuc"
of the remains. There WIS II marked
ah>rncc of rigOr m0rtj$. OF that stiffness
which Is an iu>cpIiIhlc coucomitant of
departed life. Three OF four phl SicIan~
were sent Tor. and they at once com
mcnccd Il thorough search for any lin
gering evidences of Vitality that might
remain in the subject. resulting, among
other means. to that OF tying Il cord
tightly on the fingers. whrrbN il WAS
seen that the nails changed color. plain
~ Indicating that the heart had not
ceased to perform its all-imp"rlaut
/ functions. The most approx ed manner
of administering lc>toIatiNrs WAS then
rrs"rted To. and Il more l'alpahlr degree
of vitality Wa> pInduccd. although II l.
doubtful if the little one. Whn MAS 81
prov id,utialll rescued from Il liz III.
tomb. can long survive the rruir;ictcd
freezing ordeal through which it has
passed. The child Wis still alive al
last accounts.
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House and Land for Sale

The subscriber desiring to 20 south will sell al
bargain his place, consisting of Il new li"us" and
Barn with fifteen OF Land situated one-lIalt
mile from the Village of West Concord, the road
leading to Concord Corner Never failing water
running To buildings. For further particulars
address W. W. OStiOOD, West Concord. VI.
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Desirable Place For Sale.

] offer my place for sale, situated on Central
street corner of Spring. The buildings in thor
ough repair and the place is central, pleasant and
every way desirable.
\ portion of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage g2tf J. F. MCCORMICK.
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a Heerr Family.

The Wyatt family. of KaaaTha county,
is composed of Eve boys and four girls.
whose aggregate weight is ISL. The
average weight Teach one Of the family
is 207 and fractioS. "HOw is that for
heavy. liountGin Heuld".
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The following is the lis: appointments
for this District, made BY tue West Vir-
giDia Couferctcc of tic NJ. &. Church,
South. held at Philliepi, Sept 10th:
YIN. Z. nosutaia, P. Z.
Ps.kessbtrs-W Gaines Miller.
Wesley Chapel-Thoras S. Wade.
St. Mary's-Thouas Cooper.
beck-Joha c. Crooks.
Speucer-Elias Kendall.
Ripley-Wurwick Briscoo.
Ravenswood-H. S. Williams.
Point Pleasant-C: +. Crooks
New acknowledgements S. Nc
Cutchen.
NeSark-John ". sat,erfeld.
Grautsville-Thomas N. Wilson.
Palestiae-F. NJ. Yates.
Mason Missiou-To oe supplied by
II. G.. Thompson.
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Hon. ". t. Wills. tho was nominated
for Congress in opposition to Faulkner. de-
clihes 10 run.
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Nj. George Chatter, of Talco't Station
lost Two very fine horses one nigh. last
week. Supposed to have been possessed.
-Noua,diin Herald.
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEErs The Gov:
eruos has appointed the following Com
1iissloners Of Deeds in the States named
for West Virginia; New York, Thomas
Killer! aud John A. Hillery; for Penn
sylvania. J. Paul Diver and John Spar
hawk; for Rhode Island, Christopher
Rhodes, a. Providence.
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To Architects (

f,1tE Undersigned, eomrii;see appointed by
the County coarl Of Mason County, " yse
Virginia. viii receive p.ahs aud specifcatloa
fom Architects FOX the erection Of 9 FIRE preni
building contaii,iIg two rooms of io!isw.
ing dimeasiens. inside, measure. ono i6tstt
20 feet, anu The oher 20 by q e,t. and Il tcts
between GporsI ceiling Said bailaine !:
be strictly ire proof IN every respect.
Said plans and specifications together with
the probable cost of the erection u slid haild.
ing complete in all i,sarartntn,s will be ~.
ceived by tho undersigned. at Point p.sasAlr,
West Virginia, pp,il the % day Of Noveatsir
ISL. CflAS. B. WaG6ESER,
John Z. TBiafS,
E. v. SISstN'.
July 3e.;d; ceiaaiitet'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

a maa named Augustine vas killed 81
the railroad at Cannelion, week before last.
The body was taken to Huntington.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

The Red Sulphur Springs has complct-
ed its best season since the war, and the
wonderful medical properties Of its water
have been affirmed BY the most astonishing
cures. Iuvaliis who, in the lowest stage
Of pulmonary disease, were carried to the
Springs, w.rt away 10 .O5us. health =
Hdtcimql..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01

The list Public Esamiaa,ion Of teach
ers Tor the fall aud winter, will be held at
Point Pleasant, Saturday, October 18th.
D. P. GUTHRIE, Co. Sup..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-10-01
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