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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-06-08

SLANT / md land We Wa
shingtonu jest skoneeno beze vse
ho vysledku. VyjednAvalo Sc a
mluvilo Sc, sem tam (nas dopis
q Washingtonu tom podava
zpravu podrobnejsO ale koncem
dflem zistalo vse phi star9m.
Siouxove bezpochyby Sc uvoli,
10 vzdajf 30 prava loviti po fece
Republican Nebrasce, a 10 tedy
Nebraska cd mich bude jednor
bude miti pokoj, col bude vladr
stat aejmsns s25. 900, ale pfene
chant Cernych Hor nechteji rudo
ii ami slyseti. Vsichni Sc usnesli
10 v6bec temi zlodejsktmi I
lhAfskymi dfednfky, jak to zfej
me fekli tajemnfku do of, mech
tejf mic init co delat, a 1e kdy;
oni belochdm zemi nekradou, aby
beIosi Jim take jich zerni nebiali
cerne Hory tedy zGstanou uza
vfeny na dAle--a ma jak dlouhe
bude mozno je hlidat, nem1ze 8,
urciti.
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ZHUNBoTDT. NEB.
fSI. kvstaa.f

Gasnf Fsnw rsslAktssrv xsIe =
ekeii hazae~Asts J-ea sls sas.s.
k@byiky s~rea vse naE-osz1 Va
sta akr1 Tsense~s, ssx~a = kEkatme
lest esa nleh sezr4ao. NSjxie ta.a
Riehar9ssa c. zle Y P=xAxx
Co. dosas4 BsstS mnohs skesa nss
aasisGaly. - P0x4lsyl xzS~.
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-06-08

Statnf konve ence Ohio
odbyvala sezcni sv6 min. tydne V
Columbus, nominoyala "a GU
vernera Hayes-e, aS vstsina Mem
cd chtsli Tafta. Hayes pry je o.
statns velmi dobrt muz pro ifad
a Taft hcty k nsmu wal sve
jmeno zpet. ODE strany hledi ma
Ohio co m velike rozhodne bo-
jists letosniho podzimku. Zasady
vyslovane konvenci json neroz-
hodne polovltatt, 3 jakoby Sc
baly dotknouti SO prayeho jadra
veci. Zvlaste TO plati ohledne
inantni, celni presidentske o.
tazky. Zasady ty (platforma)
pravi: l. Staty jsou jedno co na-
rod vsiehni ob6ane rovni pod
zakony. 2. Ma pry Sc vesti politi-
ka finantnf tax, aby bez ublizeni
obchodu prlmyslu zavedla sc
ponenahIu tvrda mena. 3. Jsme
pro clio co dIchod pfipadnym
elem ochrannym na americkou
v5robu. 4. Jsme pro voln6 vide
lanf nase obecne skoly neds.
leni skolnieh penez. 5. Nechce-
me nizadntho spojeni statu a cir
kve, n zakon nema nadrzoyati
zadn6 sckts. 0. Zadame zlepsoni
patentov5cL zakon6 We prospsch
prdrnyslu prot monopolam. 7.
Vojfni at json pofadns..vyplacenf.
8. Pozemky vladnf at SO davaii
jen skutetnym osadnikdm. Q.
Chvalfmc odhalovani trcstsni
podvod1 vlade. 10. Moe obci
| dluhy delati ma so obmeziti. IL.
Podl6 pfikladu Washinstona po.
| vazujeme, 10 vzdalcni Sc iifadu
presidentskeho po druhe lh1te
| Jest zakladnfm pravidIem nepsa-
nsho zakona republiky. II. w
borna vlada presidents Granta
zasluhuje vdetnosti jeho spoluob
tan6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-06-08

jeho poyoleni nesuai se hnousi
vlas hlavy evropskyn pedsia
nfin.-Ux jako pamba
Kral a kraIovna Ee >yssi-ka
pfibyli do Beriina M nivstsvu e.
safe nsmeekSho.
tlada portngalska fednohla~-
MIN uxavfenirn snsma prohlasiIa
veskers otroky na pais o~asi par-
tugalskyeh za svobodnS. ~ Ted
Jest spanslska iedinoa neef v f.
vre.ps Ameriee, ktera jesss
drzi otroky = neehee Jim svots,dy
dasi.
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Hrdzn6 kom 81 die prov&-
deli min- t5dne temrerenclkfi
ob6ho pohlavf ve SVEN vJrotnfm
sjezeu Chicago. Nepof&dek
stvanice, rvatky jaEykov6, Xix
. nadivky byly stale M tapotu,a
pfsdseda nebyl slysan, kdyz na-
pomfnal furie ty, aby 90 tempe
rentnf lido trochu 50 temperovali
(mfrnili.) Vadili 80 tam o kofal.
@, : Q pivu. Q tabkku. vode, .
Wind, Q kostelnfn pfijfmini vina,
. zensk5ch prkvech, . nevdstkich
= D vSech kozleoh, - - konecnl
asneeli . avtch obytejnjch vod'
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OSOBNOSTl.

Papez jest letos 81 let star.
Ctvrty fada bohac Ameri-
cky jest Trcnor W. Park Bosto-
nu, eitaje Sc na SIT 100000.
- Hrabs Chambord, ktcrt chee
mermomoci byti kralem Francie,
mi bratroyce hrabete Bardi,
jenz bojnje pfi Karlistech proti
spanelsku, i dal mu nedavno kfiz
radu sv. Ludvlka, "a to 20 Sc
bitve Lacar statne drzel. Jsou
10 kluci, coz
- Tennysonova nova drama
,,KraIovna Marie" naleza sc III
sku, a vyjde co nejdfive.
- Diderotovfch spisa vyjde
move vyianf Pafizi. Netiskly
sc uz cd r. 1920, a ted budou roy
innozeny 0 rozlitne rukopisy je-
ho nalezen6 Russku.
Prime Kita sira kawa, bliz-
ks pfibuznf japonsk6ho mikada,
a syn egyptskaho mistokrsalc
ystoupili do pruske vojenske sluzs
by, BY Sc seznamili voJenskou
tamni disclplinou.
- Bismark odJel 2 Berlina ma
sv1j statek Lauenburg, by 81 apl-
ne odpotinul cd praci.
- Cisaf Vilim 8. {. odjcl do
Emzskych lazni Rakousku.
Stephan Grant ' Maine byl
cd jednoho listu tamniho nazyan
.,neiv etsim lhafem We statu." Ia
IoyaI, a porota rozhodla, ze mu
nebylo ukfivdsno.
GUY. Evans hodlA byti prv>
MIN spolkovfm senatorcm Colos
RADIO.
-Tajemnik Bristow prS Jest
taz ma listins sekanc1 president
stvi.-Poctivec jc!
p.pfs; s;;a ooo na~.,s
> $50 Iana,,xaa . soo nnha;s :
vTesa.s -, .a,;n c;,ha ~
: pah;n.aaa
-,
:
sslaso saaa s''' As,aeA e
is,;as -, 49, ssss sshs.asns. -
1''.Ao1 eA'' 'o -10
f.as =
-Demokrate nechan zho'ovin
podopi1ny presidenta uIan'A 'o
spo'ecnos.' % 1eno priDu1nych,
k'er' Vs'chh' Dy,, MN povssehi
synosnym uraoam.
| -Gen. Sherman nebude jists
zvolen "a presidenta- On vzdy
| povf hncd, co 81 mysli--a to no
zabije.
-AmcrickA zpavacka zplvala
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-06-08

Gen. Sh herman yydaI sve
sapisky DOLBY poslednf obcanske
vAiky, kterez ted vyvolaly Sc
vscch stran pfisne kritiky proti
nemu, q vysvetiivky rozlitnd.
Sherman jest ale moudry muz, a
pravf tom, to ze je pravs, co
zamtslel swim spisem, aby Sc To-
til pohnuli vsichni, ktef vedf
neco o hnutich poslednf valky,
by to uvefejnili, ably mel budoucf
dejepisec hojnost lAtky spoIehIi-
v9, : nfz by mohl sestaviti pax
pravt dejepis vifky t. Jin6ho
10 81 mic nezada nepfeje, nezli
vet3fho sv9tla = dokaxantch fakt.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-06-08

PfitiaA ehns isss rfeehzss
isns byli ssfe<ha Pekrsvali. -
odchosia y poleslre asSha6 1Slen>
nS kotaky - aAs.vym ahlsm ~
stfese STAT. aiSht ~e masssl cha \
ns}ak xkr3 p,sl.stS aa..
del4 ds tsi-~& assslat. -
spassl leSlsa slos<s. shts - s.ssE
20 E~bEakn sts.stat. zl4sAAs = 80
ha a Jinsie 81 tsi~ - Fssrss@ehaL
Pc RSjak& ehxili. kslyt nsA y
'iela sesyEaly. sssL - vrvh= Fes>
y pan : L. Dsws. nssjstel tseAs.i
basiov. l4xzI xaaaaeuf Fssaasa-
nesna essessnstxu. - 5e~t Pssssz
xaehrAnspa. eo1 tyss 81 vslskshs,
z4SsaFa aeotnssn aysfzne hara
Ms>sG hrss1isa rsete1F-ssa. Pssss.
Vaa< xitr xsi "a Fs,1s.isi ssr@ay,
ieu3 veskers zzr sanSseg "a ssss
sasst msssa. K3shy xaf<.lsi rsh
81 hssfiei ssr@ay byl eAytal. k,is
Es.a saHaS Prksasss h.sa.ly. 1 Ia1-
nSsna aehssn%ni ky L. ss.byi...
aez se HsAly tfs n~h styry haslsy
stshsAfnsAa usss,.s ~ yk.st~s.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1875-06-08

AN ER I KA.
Soustati.

Delnfci v dolech uhelnych
pennsylvanskych stoji dosud bez
prace. Asi 200 neb 800 jednotli-
vych nastoupilo praci "a lohskou
mzdu, ale ostatnf asi 80. 600 mech
Go mike Is q K vyzivs nedostatet-
ne ceny pfijmouti, odvoiavajiec
sc, 10 to Jim nestasf ku vyziveni
rodiny. Pfitina stavky Jest, ze
delnici zadaji cd dobyti tuny uhli
so cent?, majetnici eehteji jim
dati vice nez 42a centu- Uhlokop
mGze denns dob5ti 2 AZ 3 tuny,
vydelal by tedy nejvyse sl-5o,
must 81 ale sam nechat sye nasini
ffdit a u kovafe spravovat, coz
sinf kazd5 tyden znacnou east VI
lob, tax ze vydelek ie prabidny.
X bide te pfibSva, kdyz nekte-
rs irske tlupy tajneho spolku
Molly Maguires pasi rozlicns,
zlociny, eimz mysli boufi Sc pro-
ii vsem dslnik1m.
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DOPISY.
CHICAGO, so. kvst.

z CHICAGO, "a. kvst.
Ctsna rcdakee.
We seh.xi CgsnsF.
sksho Sboru dne =. = mes. kylo
uieinano die moznossi praeovsti
na sest=veni statistlky Ceeha y
Chieago. Jelikoz vsak vsc tAko-
VI selksch obsii = naklada vy4a-
duje, bylo koEesns azavteEo. BY
sc poxadaly veskerS resiakas ses>
koa.meriekych sasopisa a ssecky
roiaky vabee. obzvlAsss es.seag-
slSs, jiehz - to neiviee tyza, .
poEaoe I podniku tomu-
5 fietoa ImeEem skorn
JIfi SinseEzf.
o0dpovsd red Nam o,itui
: 0mahy jin}En ro.iakam arci
nelise primo pomoei praei = OBJ
tizrle, ale niasnt nase bylo BY. -
neuesinoiaseIi ssaad " ykona se to
kds'z BY - vyslala depusace ka
ms.,tskS stasistieks kaneelafs ~
zAdo-ti . asiporusuaGm, ably. ~
mse,sti iifsiniei basioa sepi~ov.si
obyvasea-tvo Chicago. pilns o ~
dhali, aby xaneslo - rodlsss kali
da.to iesinotlivsho. ne 90 poaEe
RalSasana neb Nsmee, ale go C~-
ha neb Moravana A ~
ms-sto sep-ans 10 dohotovi, me-
hoa Z nsho Gesi vyhrasi sezazn
svaj lacino a bex obtfsi. COD by -
jim iinax AMI nepo.iaEila.i
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v re,Iakei -Pokr0ka zapass
nAEeza - psani = tsseh POD aa-ls.
tlagtet asAresoas Na pans Rars
f-axss IsetA<oSou. = Fzatfs ~ Aaas-
Etky- Poslesiai psssa NsAFzs<a.
Nebraska Aua~Fsezs kama "a,
iezis - - On ptiAlzss-
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Postovn6 ma jednoduchc
psanf do Evropy do Angle, Ne
mecka, Rakonska, Erancie, RUS
ka. atd.) bndc stkti cd 1. Cervcnce
1875 pouxe pet 60 cent?. Posle-li
20 psanf nevyplacene, must pfiji-
mattel platiti 10 cent?. None j
|orders vSoustatf budou stitiod
/. Servence 1875 die nov6ho "a
kona - xaslAni sunny u do 81
pouze 10 centd, a sunni cd 3ls
do $50 jen 15c., Cd $50 DO $40 jer
20c., ! - sunni $50 jako dffv,
! rs contd.
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u sp o kove pok ~ d n y
NELL min. t5dne nemile pfekvape-
nj, shledavse. ze SO Jim ztratiI ja-
koby mic balik bankovkami v
obnosu 81, ,ooc. zadn5 nemaze
Sc domysliti jak kan SC penfze
podely. Kazdy soudi, ze kdyz jest
hfednf dstrojf tax zafixend, ze
m6ze SO ztratIti bez pamatky Al
tisfc, 10 Sc toutez ceston mGze
ztratiti ! vice. Po xlodeji dosud
nenf pamAtky.
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S-isLxIs xiei FkSsxE MsIa FRxn-
FLArEso
Nebraska
E'r Po>PassI h. 81 FsJna I>7S
Eew4
Vac Ma<uFa IL Is srpza fs-S
iseSn@3E
Pavsl >mrsek d. - ssabs.A ls-8
Ant Noxak
Jan DvoEzssk
NSnae eset&S
Jan Naxr@sil 10 - srPsa ISIS
jos >tastny Is 30 srTna ls15
Nat MzzaAss DO ~ sFpna ISIS
Texas
Aar >alla II 81 Fsiaa ISIS
J. l. Lssskar 10 81 pros ISIS
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natelnych resolucich a rozprchli
Sc do vsech systa uhld.


eral S heri d a n, kterJ
tax ,casto slavil sve vitszstyi IA
poll bojovnem, podlehl konefns
maiemu kluSinoyi bdzku lasky,
zamiIoval Sc We SVEN NJ trochu
pfipeGentm acknowledgements az
po usi, q pojal dne ). aervna "a
manzelku sle1nu Irenu Rncker-
ovu, dceru generala Ruckora Y
Chicago, kdez Sc svatba odbyvala
katolickymi obfady, ana nevesta
le katoIi1kou.
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Trtni h,iaka

v sohotla sne s s~rvs.-
Trh psnetns.
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CIIT;RCiI DIRECTORY.

F,pSr PrEspYTExI,x-Scrv on the ID
and 4th Sabbaths OF each month, morning
and evening. Rev DR.. Lane, Pastor. Sab
bath School every Sunday morning at 3 o.
clock. B. Gilmore, Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN CurRcn.-Maln street, be-
tween 7th and Sth, W. L. Hill, Pastor Res
idence, Wand and Sth. Preaching every
sunday at lOl \. NJ. Sunday School at 8
4. NJ Lecture every Wednesday evening.
Sermon to children every second Sunday,
alternate months att z. ". Preaching IN
Pleasant Flats. the LIST and ID Sabbaths nj
2lP.M In Brucc's Chapel, Mercers Bot.
tom, on the 18th Sabbath at ;! 7. NJ. At
Piscah Church every other month at ,! ?.
NJ, and at the Upper Flats whenever 9Th
SUNDAY occurs.
PsoTEsrAxT ElsscoraL CurRcH-Rev. I.
II. Lacv, Rector. Services as follows At
Christ Church, Point Pleasant, every Sun.
dav morning at l0l o'clock, except the 2d
Sunday in each month, and every Sunday
evening. at 6! o'clock, except the sd Sun;
day in each month. Sunday School at 3
O'Clock. 7. Stribling, Sup't. Iestry meet
ins on the evening OF the I'd Monday in er-
,erv month. Services at Bruce's. Chapel On
the ID Sunday at 10! a. NJ. Mason City
on the Sd Sunday at 81 p ": West Col
umbia the Sd Sunday al 81. p M
VI. Z. GurRcIE-Seryices on the list and
Sd Sabbaths OF. each nonths in the even:
sips &. C.Wilding, Pastor. Sabeattseho?l
every Sunday morning Ct Q o'clock. Y.
Pribblc, Superintendent.
VI. Z. CHuRcu, SorTH-Serviccs on the
ith Sabbath of each month. Rev. C. f.
Cro6&s, Pastor. Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning at o'clock. Robert s.
Eickel, Superintendent.
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Published by Request.l
DIR. TALAMAGE'S SERMON.
Brooklyn Tabernacle Pulpit.
God-Ddwng Extravaganza Of Modern
.SOctetu

God-Ddying Extravaganza Of Modern
Society
"Moreover the Lord saith, Because
the daughters of Zion are naughty,
and walk with stretched forth necks
and wantom eyes, walking and
mincing as they 60, and making q
tinkling with their feet: In that day
the Lord will take away the bravery
of their tinkling ornaments about
their feet, and their cauls, and their
round tires like the moon, the chains,
and the bracelets, and the mufflerS,
the bonnets, and the ornaments Of
of the legs, and the head-bands, and
the tablets, and the earrings, the
rings, and nose-jewels, the change
able suits ofapparel, and the mantles,
and the wimples; and the crisping
pins, the glasses, and the fine linen,
and the hoods, and the veils."-1saiah
iii. 16, 1928.
Through this window of the text
we look in upon the righteousness
of an ancient city-the description,
with a very little variation, as ap-
propriate to New York and Booklyn
as to Jerusalem and Tyre. One
might think that Isaiah had before
him the fashion-plates, and the head
dresses, and the jcwel-caskets, and
the dancing-schools, and the draw
ing-room parties of the present day,
and that he foresaw Saratoga and
Brighton and Long Branch.
Through this same window Of the
text we also see the masculine ex-
travagance and dissipation which al
ways correspond with the feminine.
Woman may have greater varieties
of apparel, but she lives a quietcr
life, and, therefore, may have the
great varieties and luxuries of dress
without impediment. Men would
wear as much, if they knew how
without interfering with their world
" occupations. The rough jostling
Of life is inimical to a mans dragg-
ing a dress-trail two yards in length,
or pending from his ear a diamond
cluster. In the time Of the text, as
well as in all ages of the world, the
two sexes were alike in moralities or
immoralities.
While in parlor sentimentalitics
it is well that men defer to women,
and women defer to men, in the
presence of God, and in the light of
eternal responsibilities, the sexes
are equal.
Our text takes us twenty-five
hundred years back, and sets US down
in an ancient city. 1t is q bright
day, and the ladies are all out. The
procession of men and women is
moving up and down the gay streets.
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coa,STY DIRECTORY.

judge Circuit Court-HoS. Jos. SMITH.
Residence Ravcnswood, Jackson County.
Clerk Circuit Court-C. E. WAGGESER.
Clerk County Court-E. kMBERLISG.
President County Court-B. J. REDMOND.
'prosccuting Attorney-D. W. PoLsLEY.
! SheriE-GoLrNBrs SEHoS.
/. ,JaiIorEJ. JEwErT.
/. sdrycyor Of Lands-GEo. W. PriLlS.
Assessor Dist. No. 1-JAcoB RorSiI.
De6uty Assessor-D. S. EASMATRE.
Assessor Dist. No. 2-JouS c. BUCKLEY.
'sup't Public Schoo!s-D. P. GUTHRIE.
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Hoge & Eimn1s,
Attorneys and COunSellOrS at Law,

POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
lOflite in the Court House, first door on the
right-Main Entrance.)
WILL practice in the Circuit Court OF
w Mason county; the Supreme Court OF
Appeals; District Court at Charleston.
Judge Hogc will practice in the County
Court OF Mason; also, and will be in resu-
lar attendance upon the above Courts
Col!cctionSsoiicte prompt.
" made. John E. Timms having procured
an official seal is prepared to do any busi-
ness OF Notary Public. Address, ]. ".
Hocc, Winfield, West Virginia, or John L.
Timms, Point Pleasant, West Va.
JAMS, 1S74-ly.
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=. II. 7oMIrSsoS. D. W. roLSLEY
Tomlinson & Polsley,
Attorneys and C0unSellOrS at Law,

POINT PLEASANT, WEST VA,
WILL practice in the county Of Mason,
w the United States District Court for
West Virginia, and in the Supreme Court
OF Appeals of West Virginia. Prompt at
tention given to the collection OF all claims
entrusted to them. Address, Point Pleas
ant, Wcst.Va. oct. l6, lSTS-ly.
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JoEN W. ENGLIsE,

Attorney at Law,
WILL practice in the Courts OF Mason,
w Putnam and Jackson counties, and in
the Courtiof Appeals OF West Virginia.
Address, Point Pleasant, Mason county,
West Va. Office in the Court House.
dec. Il, ,lS72-ly.
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BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

MAsoSIc-Minturn Lodge No. 10, meets
on the first and third Tuesdays of each
month. C. SHREwSBURY, Secretary.
Odd Fellows-Point Pleasant Lodge No.
SSS, l. O. 0. F., meets every Thursday
night, in Fishers Hall. JoHS 6. SToErz,
Secretary.
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G.P. SIMPSON,

- NVOO1 ~
PorSr PLEASANT, West Va.
TAvING PROCURED THE USE OF II,
III. Fishers Law Library, ! will ot all
times be found at his Office ready to attend
to any and all business entrusted to my
care; and will practice hereafter in the
counties of Mason, Putnam, Jackson and
Roane. apr.lS-ly.
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.TImce Of holdinq the Courts.

Crrcrrr CorRr-First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
CouyTY CorRr-Third Monday IN Janu-
arv; Third Monday in March; Third Mon,
,lay in MAY; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday IN
December.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mavor-JAMES II. Corcu, JR.
Rccorder-M. II. HALE.
Sergeant. JEwErr: ~
Conncilmcn-John W. English, DR.. W.
P Neale, Robert Young, T. Stribiing, and
Col. &. B. Thomas. p
Street COMMISSIONER. L. GIBBS.
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F. W. SISSoN,
Attorney at Law and. Notary Public,
POINT PLEASANT. W. VA.

gS-0ffice in Shrewsbury's Block. -sa
WILL plactice in the Courts OF Mason
wv and adjoining counties, West Virgin
in, and in Gallia county, Ohio. Special at.
tention given to the collection oil claims and
remittances promptly made.
iune !, lS7+ly.
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Gum & Armstrong,
affOllleNS at LNlC.

WILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
w OF liascn and adjacent Counties
Prompt attention given to all legal business
entrusted to their care. Address, W. K.
Gum. Mcrccr's Bottom, Mason county, W.
Va, orJ. W. C. Armstrong, Point Pleasant,
Mason county, W. Va. Gune p, 1i-ly.
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IF WE WOULD.

II we would but check the speaker
When he spoils his neighbor fame,
1--we would but help the ernng
Ere we utter words Of blame;
If wewould, how many might We
Turn from the paths Of sin and shame
All, the wrong that might be righted
II We could but see the way;
All, the way that might be lishtened
Every hour and every day,
If we would but hear the pleadings
OF the hearts that go astray.
Let US step outside the stronghold
OF our selfshness and pride;
Let US lift our fainting brothers,
Let US, ere We blame the fallen,
Hold the light to cheerand guide.
Alb, how blessed-ah, how blessed
Earth wouidb be if ye.would Try
!. Thus to aid and right ths;Hss 5, (.
gbaste check eesh STpthe e
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A Ill the type now in this Office is entire
n " new. We have all the late styles OF
card and poster type, and fatter ourself
that we'can do as good work as any Office
in the Stale, Give ;s q trial,
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All expenditures, added up; being sl,s76
for getting one poor mortal to his last
homel Perhaps it would have been
all well if they had been able to meet
the expenditure; but when it was
known they could not, it was vii
lainy. There are families that you
know who in the effort to meet the
ridiculous, outrageous, and wicked
customs of society in regard to Obse-
quies, have actually reduced them
selves to penury. They put their
last dollar in the ground. They
wanted,bread, and You gave them
stone.
There is in England what they
call funeral reform. 1t is high
time we had such a reform society in
our own country.
This widespread extravaganza ac-
counts, also for the poverty of relig-
ious institutions. Men pay so much
for show they have nothing for God
and religion. We pay in this coun-
try twenty-five millions of dollars for.
the great benevolent societies; but
what are twenty-five millions of dol
lars compared with the ninety-fve
millions for segars and tobacco, and
rco,cr,1 nm 4.s prrs1
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PHYSICIANS.
DR.. L. T. Campbell,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
po;rt p,easent West Va.

OFFERS his professional services to the
" citizens Of Point Pleasant and vicinity.
He hopes BY strict attention 10 business, to
merit continuance OF the liberal patron
he has aireadyreceived. He may be found
at all fines at his Office, when not profess
ioaAly engaged. [nor.5, '$-ly.
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IHuo - VIE l' q '<s<1.. =
To our better life on high.
WINTER WEATHER.
By WILLIAM BARNES.


When stems OF elms may rise in row,
Dark brown, from hillocks under snow,
And woods may reach as black as night,
By sloping fields OF cleanest night,
II shooters by the snowy rick,
Where trees are high and the wood is thick,
Can mark the tracks the game may prick,
They ikethe winter weather.
Or where may spread the grey-blue sheet
OF ice, for skaters gliding feet,
That they uplift from side to side:
Or sliders, one that totters slack
OF limb, and one that's on his back,
And one upright that keeps his track,
Have fun in winter weather.
When We at night in snow and gloom,
May seek some neishbor's lighted room,
Though snow may show no path before
The house, we still can find the door,
And there as round the brands may spread
The creeping fire OF cherry red,
Our feet from snow, from wind our head,
Are warm in winter weather.
Wherever day may give our road,
By hills or hollows oversnow'd,
By windy gaps or sheltered hooks,
Or bridged ice OF frozen brooks,
Still may we all, as night may come,
Know-xhere to find peaceful home,
And glowing4re for fingers numb
With cold in winter weather.
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DIR. JoHN w. AYLoR,

Morru OF THIRTEEN, ". Va.
DEIyG regular graduate OF the Univcr-
d sity Of Virginia, and having pcrman-
entity located at the Mouth OF Thirteen for
the practice of his profession, be hopes
that by a strict attention to business to
merit the patronage OF the public.
april II, lS7i-ly.
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POINT PLEASANT, MASON C0UN
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J. E. TIMSIs.