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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-12

If we look upon life gift of days,
only one to be used and improved at
a time, all its duties can be done, all
its burdens borne.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-12
DEW DROPS.

When the will is ready the foot
light.
Better go to bed supperless than
get up in debt.
A thoughtful book canvasser out
West wears cow-hide pants.
A smart thing-a mustard plast-
or.
How to become pulled up-swal-
low a pint of yeast.
Academy of Design-A young
Iady's boarding school.
With most men life is like back
CANNON, half skill and half luck.
Ifyou willtake away the 81 from
noise, you will have nose left.
Most people are like eggs-too
full of themselves to hold anything
else.
A girl in Milwaukee has pawned
her engagement ring for money to
buy candy with.
When man marries lady artist,
ought he to become a model hus-
band?
The things of this world, like
Absalom's mule, run and leave US
when we have most need of them.
"Wonder what makes my eyes so
weak said a fop to gentleman.
sThey are in a weak place" respon-
ded the latter.
Why is a church bell more atfa-
bic than a church organ? Because
one will go when it is tolled, but
the other will be "blowed" first.
"What did you hang that cat for
Isaac" asked the school-marm.-
The boy looked up, and, with a
grave look, answered: For new
tiny marm!"
Coal is the most extraordinary
article known to commerce, for
when purchased, instead of going
to the buyer, it goes to the cellar.
"Onions are recommended as an
antidote for sleeplessnesS." OF
course. how can a fellow snore loud
" unless he has a strong breath?
No man can boast of his Ameri-
can birth these times who hasn't at
; least one largeknuckle, acquired in
youth by playing base ball.
A Boston paper condemns the
practice dwelling whoa" at run
away horses. Yes, tits mean. The
, better way is to jab at 'em with a
fenee-rail.
1t is singular that mineral wa
tiers are only beneficial to the veal
thy. We never knew a physician
to advise a poor man to go to
any watering place.
a lazy fellow falling a distance
of fifty feet, and escaping with on
" a few scratches, a by-stander re-
marked that he was ''too slow to
fall fast enough to hurt himself"
Would you like to raise THERE of
an editor?. Just send him a long
communication written on both
sides of the paper, in a bad hand
It is sure to do it. Try it.
Somebody has calculated that
three million words were used by
the parties in the Tilton-Beecher
, trial. And yet they produced no
sentence.
A Western editor insists that he
wrote the word 'trousseau" as plain
as a pikestaff in connection with
certain bridal presents. The print
er, however, yulgarly put it ''trou-
sers.'
a Maine girl left her clothing IN
an open boat and hid herself, and
when her parents were crying and
saying if they only had her back
they would obey her slightest wish,
she appeared and said she wanted
to marry Frank.
When a man has q business that
i. doesn't pay, he usually begins to
look around for a partner to share
his losses with him.
A scientific writer says that scor-
pions commit suicide. We are glad
to hearit. If mosquitoes would on,
'.ly get into the habit of doing so,
how much more should we think
of them!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-12

-Chincse-immigration to California
ison.the increase. The total arrivals
since 1862 is 1904 The laststeam-
er brought 9SS Chinese to San Fran;
cisco As FIR as they are concerned
the 18th and 18th commandments are
reguiarlyyiolated, for they are great
IL maitrcatcd on account Of race, col
or. and presibus condition. Howey-
er, they cong and appear to flourish
Dean Con6er, of Durham, was very
econotaicabof his wine. One day at
table he was descanting on the ex-
traor6pary performance that the
poor felleE could see no more-than
that bottle u do not wonder at
that at all, sir" replied a minor can
non, for we; haycseen no more than
bottle all the afternoon"
Ex-senator Carpenter thinks that
Grant win be the Republican eandi-
date fora third term, on hard mon
ey platform, and that Judge Davis, of
the Supreme. Court Of the United
States, viii be his Democratic oppon-
ent, on greenback platform, and
saws the ex-senator: Il think green
backs Will VIM
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-12
PAINTING!!

DMNTING DONE IN ALL IT'S VARI-
cd br;r cIcs Plain, Fancy and 0rna-
mental. Also Paper Hanging, in Ill styles
such rs: Plain, Hall. Parlor, and FrcSco.
The above class OF work will be done with
ncatness and dispatch, on short notice
Particular attention paid to Country Work.
All orders lett at the Drug Store OF Mr..
VanGilder, Point Pleasant. West Virginia,
will be promptly attended To.
may l:;-tf. \. GREENWOOD.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-12
Dry Goods,

he has offered to the public. consisting OF
dress goods Of Ill prices and styles, trim.
mings, cloths, cassimercs, and iull line OF
Tailor's trimmings, cotton warp and cotton
yarns. ladies linnen suits, and 4 full line OF
ladies' and childrcns' shoes, hosiery, no.
tions, &c. Give me call when in Gallipo-
lis, guaranteeing satisfaction both in quail
~ and prices OF goods. may 211-3nl'.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-12

A Whole year is completed since
Charlie Ross was stolen away, and
yet in despite of the energy and in
telligencc, backed by unlimited sup
ply Of money employed in searching
for him, he is to-day more surely lost
than he was y months ago, for then
the scent was hot, while now it is
cold. a nation has been baftled by
the cunning of two wicked men and
their accomplices, and it has been
prove that 4 crime of the blacklist
hue may be committed and may 60
unpublished in the full light of what
we deem to be the highest civiliza-
ton which the world hasever known.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-12

HAVING enlarged his store room, now
ii offers to the citizens Of Point Pleasant
and Kanawha Valley, one OF the largest
stocks OF
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-12

The Boston Adrcrticr scnsibly says;
"There's no longer any use talking
war talk, North or South. The PEG
pie have discovered that there is
something else and something better
to do, and they are giving their at
tention to the better work. 1t is
humilating to the prophets of evil,
but there is no help for them"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-12
F. M. Holloway,
GALLIPOLYS. OHIO.

Second Street, above Public Square, (Po
Builiirg.)
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06

ful, and the good, which steeps everything sroand
the door opened by this key all becomes now
blending OF the individual heart with the universal whole
This the pssskey through every labyrinth OF destiny
II God everything Tis is heaven complete linen
there is evil The bitterest emp that God presents
turns To sweetness drink The martyr IN me mds
OF flames IL happier than the yOluptuary on Deu o
musk In this way personality IL reflected over ti u
Objects Of sense, science, AMI poetry are Isnh
formed into objects Of rel on Then heaven Ia oil ara
all s heaven. We tuned 10 notes OF dslneresiea
duty instead OF sesness. individual vii in eOnuet
with God the entrance into he'll Theessenee OF heaNeh
Is haTmoniLed emotionthe Joy of being n unison Win
hie conditions. .
When the promise made, "I viii give unto thee
the keys OF the Kingdom Of Heaven the church ought
20 have held fast the true aud taught men 20
them y to make every moment heavenly. bul
buried them dogmas and ceremonies She taught
that God TO he known only through the BiDie ana
sacraments, whereas all infnitude His residence
The supposton that there s only key ana one pain
salvation iH a grievouS mistake. There are many
locks the way to heaven and many keys 10 open
them. In every and land he VINO suDduts
the and chcrishes the nODeness of ms hhte
Will the gates opening and all the prerogatl'es oI
Heaven falling his lot re not anxious about
priv salvation OF your soul. mean spirit may se
your ostracism. The who fOrgets himself Tor tie
sake Of others domesticated already In the Kingdom o
Heaven Be freed from senEual objects and attach yOh
TO pure and good Dsnerested deeds elesnse
and emaucipate and ht iOr eternity Desires arc
cnalns-deeds
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
STREET AND RAILWAY CARS
rnE coUrON sY.TElf.

TO the EdttOr Of me TrtdNHe.
SIR If as" OF Philadelphia wishes 10 see
his plan IN operation let him try The Nostrand Avenue
Railroad Line IN Brooklyn. device rejected by sew
era. i've lines IL is still continued in practice on that
road greasy 10 satisfaction OF all the conductors II
OF no one The honest conductor - relieved OF ali
responsibility while the dishonest Work with perfect
ease TIE male passengers rule refuse 10 receive
the COUPONS for Fret. because, as they
saw no true man will accept the position Of detective po-
llceman to street car company under cOmpulson, and
secondly passenger wishes To be bothered Win
a eoupon to be received from tie conductor and
shown TO controller" and delivered TO collector
at nv time especially in cold weather. Most Of these
plans propose effect the OBJECT by presupposnr that
an honorable passenger VIII report the known or Oh
served delinquency OF dishonest conductor 10 What
good md pray Do the companies propose any tnluG il
return for this Imiics ired reOrmers sinsf are We
yet cuusidt TtoI or better accommodation Ium
tie grateful corp0rtiOusi IL simp. nonsense 10 eX-
pcct t and l. Tor one. pleased 10 believe ta1 40.
corgpyuirs v!ll ever b. tie lOsrs whenever by Dell
punch registering diai, c0upOn they think 10 induce
well ucuIun- pass@u ee, 20 ia. tlc -pJ Tor the Dfh-
nt OF their dividends. would tna lic conductors were
al honest decline % assume the position "i desec
dive To make tAem such Respectfully you're,
TlIOOkig5l, Nov. -, 1873. C. h. NJ
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
erREEr.cAR LAVE IN VIENNA.

TO the EdttOr Of Thc TrtbHHe
SIR: Ny attention has been called to the
letter signed "s" and entitled "sreetcar Devices in
today. TRIBryE he asks why the system now m rs,
In Vienna % prevent conductors from keeping some
Of the fares received b. not adopted by the railroad com
ponies In this country There several reasons. First
the City " Vienna receives ye per cen OF tAe rccits
OF c railroad companies, and In order 90 protect leh
selves th- City Council passed law that every passci-
ger who did NOT have ticket when the "controiler
boarded the car should pay another fare aud procure
ticket from the conductors. Refusal Ia Duy another
ticket would subject him eli 10 n ana hnc. There
fore the passenger when he pays Lis fre D. cciu u tt
A ekct and 10 until tIs END of hs Journey iht
heinz no such tiIi- country the pa aru-rr NIio
MOI retain ticket but throw the up1r, ana the
conductor could then pick mp and Holl d aks,n iA"
'sco.trner- 0r inspectors" employed Ina vienna are
prOes iOnal officers and soldiers OF the army ana II ia
slnul be- detected stealing Incy III c0liAr!uh VIA ie
conductors they wouid only lose their situation bnt
their pension, thai they have al incentive d" 10
duties honestly. la this country 10 would hc simply hh-
po.sihe to rt controllers who would not enter MO
conspiracy with te cOndtC.GIa, iOf tie c0nda' y
could lErd % pay them more than the company wouId
be- willing n Day l.
lsE, Nov 20. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE


PORT OF NEW-YORK .....-...--...--..-~DEc 4
steamship Hermann GER, Beichnsnn Bremen SC, Del
e ts1.ip Gull STREAM Morton. Prince &c, VIM
-tesmship Andes BIZ Porter Portau- Prince Laguar"
&C. PIN. F0rHo-pd q Co 9. q, 60,
steamship Ci,y Dallas, Hints Nassau y T. Murray
-taui tate Of Texas Boger Galveston Via Key West
sie.ashp Se Yor., Q4ek New Orleans. chas Whit
sfssnsnip wufleans, Dearborn, Nevorieans CLARK
steamship Montgomery, Fsirooth, Fernandtna Port
" -{tsaias.ip yb.-s. Holues. Savannah, p. L0gdon.
Stssynll Jarinto, hasalt cata aunal W. a. atflsou
Steamship city Oi Atlanta, Woo0hul Nlaiiti'oi' j. W.
snship iioneer WaKely Wilmington, y. c., W p CLYDE
steamship old Dominion waI.er Norfolk city Point and
ErlInoia. uu IsuInuieI. steam .iip 60.
steamship e. hLEuL AAtH1i'if ''N k''"fH a. ~
sIsa,I lp T. O. BidIle Pierce Philadelphia, la HAM
atr Gen laiistt hortnu II ?. ufHoeA-
ip David ,rot keit Au.sT.Hu l rrll.lAou sutton s. Co.
sior0yioh - ca. ..---.,-. -. --.,.
& 60.
Bars Naiuca G4iafola HAL, bazone tonsianinopie,
Bng Mafy l. Rowland I-w,en sautander. RomeiberE d
sr1r Mary Celeste rnthin vigo SPAN, Cartwright Har
s@hr ola chad wyne san An;reas Z e. Isaac r. sta
schr VIM Douglass Base Torro ST. Kilt, Jones
a Tough
sssr Emily = Gllderissse JoIdsu, At augustine Pentlev
GLitrssevt n 90.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
PASSENGERS SALLED.

FOR IrVFRPGOT-Tr stcqAlsLfp SPIin, Dec. 4-Rev Geo
g. Ne..fIar Mrs Geo SceglhaW. chi. and uufse Nrs ~
b. sweet Miss louisa sweet Misc Abbott h-s Florence
Gilman CGarl.s e Csuber frank Nnil-rNf Ihnl1r 9i""y
" . Fnrpin Gcnrgc Lucknurs, Edgar Duafdn MT 5"hRoi
Hrs Bon ron. Hr PerIt- Mrs Pctrt and cli, Mt. 4. 81
Garter Mfs s.. carter ana cll, Mss 'lunlih tatrluA
OauIal Atn.ta.c I.hodcs VIII m lthoes Mss y !ema
" Bel. Is. Wataon. 4. klldni.l, lnsiAm "a loI BIC
TAYLOR W ". Ross H. \. rogers James htWhnf-
Mr. CLANCY ar,l cIldren Ar9 Armstrong, H. y >lef
Mrs Moore O. - Ranrsc. Dougal Mccall, Dr J. H. bf.fg-
r. w. Burnett b. OilabertY. Sir osborne hrs gsoofhe,
Can't Grant, Mrs. lrebor " a. H. I-lIy reg Al
Lewis srs frcv CalnOn Emil Alberto James tarqha 4rs.
lanes FsrquI.ar Misa Frances farguA4T +. ). ,uril
81 ~ v Belue..rl nurse aud Hian. Master W. flt Villains
HtroM Lcr tlr- Isr hIe J i. Emmett hiss iil ~ NAAi
r. Tay or J. ". Trur0sc. j.. T. EeIn. Alexander Ray y
nelson Lamb J. Picrcy, d. Corsuu, T. ". e AoHsici n
Massey. T1bhaS j. l. Iafor J. r. Holdni- A. T.
Mnrt.-. " NlDtrmoni r. q. Wp,Hlmancy j. c. bgir-l -
Miss A. Holmes. s. Icrran ~iui,h h filI' ~
"a ge MIS- May Ii. Chichester Hiss o- H. fe.Ai~in Mss
KAT ffile rfchEIm - - ALEC ID. NIlA1fti ~ y ~ '
" H. Lee Mr 6os.ding 4. L. Peach, lLeias LHn' " =.
o. r. Fras.r H. Ncgcomb Mr. NandoFip j. IT. Si1al H. d.
pr-blos Hon TAo-. W. lIIzgitu. J. 5 tnNgk H. ~ itt,
g. j. Dixon kuight. william lcilner, NAlaui H. yen
net R Robert Brown, M bdrnsIr, John "oIu"I 4'
Ia itit..a 0tyof Montreal Dee 4-J. Gibson Dees. Mrs
J. Gibson John T. CrIy. W 2 Edward ana man SCI
want d. r louss John Fish Master John FISH Mrs ~ &
cidl. infant. fhas Wili'7dt, Aiihui ~ W. ".
spencer Joseph " l. Coiyer X Paterson Mss faer
FIR SREAFN H. .ie1nssh5D Hrta0tH, Dee an. ".
raiias b. topE lsenluld Wualerlih Mrs ~.
Clcr. Tf BpiWr. Mrs Spcctt Henry HiuircT MIS- Juet
Dickely, Michael Inclel'!cf AID vic inst betArL
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
REGENERATING THE HEART.

The Cyrus u. ross al 81 James NJ n ct'"oH'
AT ST. James NJ. Z. Church, at Madison-ave.
and Northumberland twenty ysixth-st, the Rev Cyrus d.
Foss d. d. the pastor. preached yesterday morning upon
the subject Of the regeneration 0f the desires Of tie heart
The text was taken from Psalm x1xvi A Delight thy-
self asO the Lord and He shall give thee the desires vi
thy heart"
In the course his which shorter than
usual, il being Communion Sunday, Dr. Foss saidi he-
hglon only the right relation OF man To God the III
finite in al His perfections and who for our salvation
became ncarnate in the person Of Jesus Christ = lie
snail give thee the desires OF thy heart" THIS
seems at first TO be strange promise, ior Tue tne
desires OF the heart numerous spontaneous
and often unintellgent Unintel gent pectnSe iSS
they spring up without any eiort o, the W.; W.;
and entirely independent Of H. Paul says that ne loun
tne desires OF the heart variance with the Hpt anu
such desires Il gIati1ed, frequently work our rum III.
what is meant by promise that God VIII gratIy tn
desires 0f our hearts Efforts have been made "a root
out desires of the heart ana IL mas neh as1eI @
that they should be rooted out ana that minu @ wac
all that should be eft IN aliiir man Il5 rs ms
sect man should indifferent to all the desires OK lue
heart The ROIuish Church also tired 10 carr o lls
theory and to make man the calls OF the desires
that the ra alton of the desires WaH the sretes nap
pines- and the heaven which De wanted was purely sen
beiieye-tnat all human desires alt' III 49, - W
themselves, good; that no harm WILL IN tie emu & uo,o
from thein and that u Is natural and iIsHt I,, DI 7
men should Wild oats" Neither dues " tach 'ilt
W. should -tile the desires OF the heart ad root ue
ont The Christian religion is not rels4ph oI ItIIc
sion and it gives ttlcdced 70 uIe JOYS OF no
worlds f. docs net tIanpc humanity IN the duss, OUT
rrgruerates the desires OF the heart and makes Lie
pure and good. and tnesc Tegeneraied dtslIes
and done make lTec IN the glorious rt"iu ~
Jesus Christ Christian always gets more Iedl JOY ou
of ts world than any else. because hlr desle i.s
n, been regenerasd good and noble and the gratlI
eaton OF such dslEes is ever the greatest hdph'hs
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06


FROM LIVEVPOOI-hi sI1tstto A4.-riq Dec - a
Atkinson Mrs Atias2g. Henry W Ee+m'nT e.. Beit
Boatili'et. Miss May IL Boutuner Nh, C. H. sran-
ard Ms x BrA9ard JOIN BIoeF - F,sc,. Ms' @ r ard
infant Mis-. Oosnlo,4, Miss H. GrL >. 6ltefuann AF5
M4fs'hy,5 M a,5 Nr 4,I J T. Heathcote VIM Houstoun.
Rev. ir Hahuard. Nh; Haousd Prof & a 4unt1ns- 5.l
Mr. Mck en.ucS JON, J. 2 Knapp, 4 kohn onert r. Lee
Miss Mildred lee John oiear irt Joh a. ' M Alu Le %
Nr 'iafraTt fcterfsor : " R1-eufed D.. dc Rupart.
Hon Il. $ sanford Mr. IGh9ne,, " :. @ Taat 2o, = v i
salyA. Trevor Mr. and SRA " = xhr, Or Eeiglye IL
Winrol Dr Woo riG Lieut.. Woodward Jonn Cream
IL .tslnaaig R Cy ~ :, ,o S Il Haman r. IT, Ibc1 Miss
mara Miss COOK Ewari Han Miss Laura Hall Master W
Hall A. h. Hics j. auuroe T. II. Caierine Thomas Pole,
c. T. Eo.er NJ g NJ F@,'er ana % aag ~ ,sf Ran -. m Nm
Martin, Aiss Marear.t no+qa MI Ia ,zr az ~
Brown. col. G.. J. Bes hrs best H. s"'t<,L,S !,r,, W
paw Master A. a. F1y Miss O. h. Fay. Master - o. Ray L.
Ie,a' bsIa S"Iar Il e. M @elior T. H. Me5r r Lsese
Willard. Mrs. Wizard Nss H. fiiaIi' M;Tl -, W.,
H. asson. Slater, Miss NJ. mn h0pert etuDos hfS
sts1r2s Ar WYE 7, eapai ~, d " Wa john Peafse H.
TRHM uAvRF-Bi steamship LeJr,dor, Dec. 4.-Mr. De
soto pr lie fr1saat Alfred =. Pslari, M ncslulers
and son Mr. Pcar Picard and cml, Mss Lasar MI
IiaiyTe s. Gregory. NJ krentzer MI Ensleb,r faHl Ia
and chilcr-n Miss ]. Adatte Ar Haphann Emlf neroi'
mowand j NJ Foion. Ms Glrnot Frederic Ch1rpiot hrs
Berthe Eaucher Andre AoursS,i S@er AaaI c - 90 ;i
lanme Frcr4c AGsie5 Francois 4aiiie Mr., Anet Sldi5
Barripa Auguste Moresu and wifi, Miss r. Ague MI bou
FRGM HAMsURG-In tean1,aio Elop,toek. Dec. 5-Wfl-
hcim Wim- siir! 1anseA 3sysr, ar & S5"iglh y i ,t as
sDn Cn4s - scluhit Ars y. - mn ,o1t i. NJ - "a
Parker SIT Hess Arnold 0roelh Louise helIerer august
FI1T CiIES,ioW-Ta a.rnsiip Totoria. Dec. 4.nr and
ars. T. y Niczlif, Mr. amt jrs o. T. Cronch NJ eI~.ll
Mrs. h. %. Morrison. Ars. Beach
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
CARS FOR LOVERS OF FRESH AIR.
To the EDITOR Of The Tribune.

TO fht kdITOr OF INC IrIOHHes
SIR am very glad to see the subject OF
ventafng the cars under discussion in your columns
am the sufferers from the bad air Of our railroad
trains. and respond approvingly 10 every word
uttered by your correspondent "Ventilaor" From the
early Autumn days till late in the Spring the ears are
heated they should be only in midwinter The iast
week Of October came with "a friend from Albany.
Every window in the drawng-rOom car was fastened
down and The pipes under or too hot 10 bear
the hand on. We had a Thermometer, and found The
heat u be at 500 aud the air entirely exhausted.
We protested against this extreme heat O the conductor
who said he mad no control it," The suggestion NJ
your correspondent Traveller" 10 have an especial ear
Tor those who prefer not TO breathe foul heated air is
excellent L
ByookI.u Nov 2G 1875
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
KNOWLEDGE OF CHRIST.
TIE Rer d. VIM adams Of ne Madison Arenue Reformed
Church.

70 '''t' 4''' '"'' -'''''''
Churea
The Rev Dr. William Adams preached yester-
dav IN the Madison Avenue Reformed Church al Aadiso"
ave aud Ffyseventh-st His text the latter portion
of Chapter v OF Second Corinthians, be ginning with the
10Th verse; Wherefore henccorh know We no man amer
tine ae. yea though have known Christ aer the Acs
Vet now bcrceforth know Sim more" IN he course
OF MS sermon Dr. Adams referred vita feeling t. the
parting about place between the members oi tins
church aud pastor the Rev. d. Ganse, who Is about
10 assume charge OF PresbE .etial church 10 ST. L"s
ti.que important the preacher said 70 discover The
raht point o. View from which 10 look AZ objects Tho
same objects ook very differently and assume different
asuccts when looked from different points IN IN"
text there are two objects of transcenJen Importance
Christ and II i- possible that each Of these ma'
be- looked at m such a WY that The essential part Of
them may not be- We prone % judge men by
outward appearance alone Man in the hf,h If Ike snow
falnug 90 river moment white. tHen gone forever
What are the relations of m jesus Christ There D.
no evidence that Paul ever 80" Christ ID tie h's..
men can know Christ after the nesn. His form
hi- O0yAOod until hc nun" on ne cross his Dc n
c0nr! bv ar5iss all the world. Ia the relations o.
amy Cf,ity ~ I'm ~ h. eitTated fFo dcrdt
abolish. Slavery and spread lgIt over the world But
is W. % NJ We dout xno9g ChriHt ar.ent merely IN
these Inferior ways. Through Christ thc old became
ueu. and mans relations 10 GO1 were 'heu-f4 hh0W-
ed-o wealth. power liberty are all good II used Alright
Dut Christ thaH all. To know Iim ana 70 iyc
iu better than al things. jesus tAIl,t cIhc I"
tc world Id save sinners: that Tie substance OF the
whole truth. The gospel Oi necessity dud cohpa'loh
saves man. Reconciliation To GOD through tA4Is.
viii save us, and now Is tine accepted tilne
Offers VINO said 20 the thef cro-a, This day
salt ih0u be with me IN paradise. Ia homg, ON ne ne
Christ" IN Christ. what BE glorious ~ this IN
CIri.t ON earlniu CHRIST al the Comuuuon-lu Christ
iu ded-in Christ The rcsurfccuou-ln ohii>l al th
judgment Dayiu Cst rich poor, bond on iiee. al
ways IN Christ Ho who secures tis secures endless
New-York tribune., 1875-12-06
THE ADULrERATION OF MILK.


SIR: The majority of milk dealers are just
have good pure milk sold as the Board OF
Health s I believe they would go farther than the
Health Commissioners would Ia DO away with the worth
less skinned milk which is sent in large quantities %
this market This milk sold 10 consumers without anv
interference simply because IL will stand being tcstei
by Che acioneter. The cream is churned into butter
at the creameries and brings back the first cost OF te
milk. The state Government should exercise its au-
thortv az the fountain head regards watered MIX
Let farmers know who insist upon watering thelr
milk little much that they viii suffer similar pen
atty 10 that which is inflicted upon the dehyerer
who sells waterrd milk. and the Board Of Health VIII
have begun build at the foundation instead OK at the
top at present NOW there redress for he man
receiving the milk II be complains that the mix Is
poor and unfit sold the farmer politely gives hu
to understand that II il docs not suit ne Will zen th' pro
cpe.is his dairy else less par,lci. lnc
result H. tuat the dealer or delivcrr r. caught As
WERE with such "a farmer on his hands WAeh muh
Is short. at present, he " Obliged 70 20 on,
kreu his mouth closed. and take tnt Il-h, e9'
lose hi- dairy. let the Board of Health Iakc
action fcr reform. beginning hy asking the Legsatnr
to pass q law compelling the proprct"rs "i cieinieir-
and farmers ~ send pure milk 20 this market Nearly
all engaged in the business viii cry Cod speed anu
lend a helping hand. a.
ketr- York Dee =, l-10.