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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05
THE DYING SOLDIER.


I am dying-is she coming ?-throw the
window open wide.
Is she coming? Oh! love her more than
all the world beside.
In her young and tender beauty, must,
oh, mnst she feel this loss?
Saviour, hear my poor petition, teach her
how to bear this cross.
Help her to be calm and patient when l
moulder in the dust.
Lether say and feel, my Father, that thy
ways are true and just.
Is she coming? Go and listen-I would
see her face once more;
would hear her speaking to me ere life's
fevered dream is o'er;
1 would fold her to my bosom, look into
her soft, bright eye.
1 would tell her how love her, kiss her
once before 1 die.
Is she coming? Oh! it's evening, and my
darling comes not still.
Lift the curtain-it grows darker-it Is
sunset OH Iuc Hllls
All the evening dsws are falling-1 am
cold-the light is gone;
Is she comeing? Softly, softly comes
deaths silent footsteps on.
1 am going-come and kiss me-kiss me
for my darling wife;
Take for her my parting blessing, take
the last warm kiss Of life.
Tell herI will wait to greet her where
the good and lovely are.
In that home untouched by sorrow, tell
her she must meet me there.
Is she coming? Lift the curtain-let me
see the failing light;
Oh! want to live to see her, surely she
will come tonight.
Surely ere the daylight dieth, will fold
her to my breast;
With her head upon my bosom, calmly l
could sink to rest.
1t is hard to die without her; look, think
she's coming now;
I can almost feel her kisses on my faded
check and brow;
can almost hear her whisper, feel her
breath upon my check.
Hark! hear the front door open; is sshe
coming? did she speak?
No. Well, drop the curtain softly; VIII
see her face no more.
Till | see it smiling on me at the bright
and better shore.
Tell her she must come and meet me in
that Eden land of light;
Tell her I'll be waiting for her where
there is no death, no night.
Tell her that / called her darling, blessed
her with my dying breath;
Come and kiss Inc for my Lizzie; tell her
love outliveth death.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05
Remedy for Hard Times.

/. Hard work. Relief will come
from hard, persisting, well directed la
Dor. 1t is Gods method for rdief from
all crisis. Sweat must come from men
tai or physical labor before bread is
eaten or debts are paid. 1t is singu-
larly effective way of fighting hard
times.
2. Economy in all things. This
must be added to hard work, or, as the
prophet saith, your wages will be ''put
into a bag with holes" Right now
nothing will pay better than judicious
economy. Watch your tables, your
person-your expenditures every way.
Don't be "penny wise and pound fool
ish." Deny yourself the qualification
of every artificial want. Natural wants
are but few; artificial ones are legion,
and the latter produce, mainly, the
hard times-such crises are now upon
the whole country.
8. Discard the credit. Pay the cash
for what you purchase, or let it alone.
Laziness and want of economy have
slain their thousands, but the credit
system has slain its tens of thousands.
Stop it, else the whole country will go
to financial ruin.
The reader has, briefly, our remedies
for the evils that afiict mems pockets
so sadly. VIII he take our three pills
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05

A kind-hearted, peace-loving Balti-
more man painted his front steps twen-
ty-three times trying to get color to
suit his wife, and then she decided
that the first color was the best.
A distinguished writer says: 'There
is a place in-the Bible where the girls
are commanded to kiss the men, and
that is in the golden rule: ''Whatsoev-
er We would that men should do unto
you, do ye even so to them"
Standing on the dentists doorstep
will often cure toothache.
There is Connecticut widower who
declares that nothing reminds him of
his dear wife so much az to live within
ear-shot ola saw-mill.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05

FUNERAL OF GgxERAL BnEcKExRrpeR.
Lexington, May l9-The funeral Of
General John &. Breckenridge, took
place to-day. 1t was attended by an
immense tbrong OF people, anxious to
pay the last sad honors 10 the memory
of a great and good man. The officers
Of the State headed by Governor Leslie,
were present in body, rs also were
Senators Stevenson and McCreery and
many other distinguished persouages.
The funeral was conducted by tho
Knights Templar, Of which order Gen.
Breckenridge was an exemplary member.
No such outpouring OF the people has
been witnessed since the death Of
Henry Clay, and what is more crafty
ing the distinction Of party seemed TO
have been sunk 10 those considerations
which should alone actuate the hearts
of men who aspire 10 be considered
good. citizens.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05

he was about to perform, anG MS eyes
were expressive Of the grief be felt.
Mrs. Lincoln at first looked on calmly,
but during the recital of the incidents
of the family history and reference to
the death of his father and brother, she
gave way to tears and buried her face
in her hands. He testified that the ac-
ton he had taken was sad to contem-
plate, but he had done it in the interest
of his mother; he said he did not want
any money from her; he had money IN
trust for her. He met his mother on
the cars on her return from Florida, and
she told him an attempt had been made
to poison her. She roomed next to him,
and was very restless; twice in one night
she aroused him and asked to sleep in
his room; he admitted her, gave her bis
bed, and he slept on the lounge. About
April l she ceased tapping on his door,
he having told her that if she persisted
he would leave the hctel. He went to
her room April l, and found her but
slightly dressed. She left her room in
that condition under some pretext, and
the next he knew,sf her she was going
down in the elevator to the office. He
had the elevator stopped and tried to
induce her to return to her room. She
regarded his interference as impertinent,
and declined to leave the elevator, but
he put his arms about her and gently
forced her. She screamed, "You are
going to murder me" AT one time she
predicted that all Chicago was to be
burned. She showed him securities for
$4,000 which she carried in erpocket
She had spent large sums Of money re.
Gently. She had bought 5000 worth OF
lace curtains; three watches worth $3.50;
500 worth of other jewelry; 5000
worth of soaps and perfumeries, and a
whole piece of silk. He had no doubt
she was insane. He regarded her as
eccentric and unmanageable. There
was no cause for her recent purchases,
as her trunks were filled with dresses
she never wore. She never wore Jewelry.
A number of merchants testified to
Mrs. Lincoln's reckless manner OF max
ing purchases, after which the jury re-
tired, and in few minutes returned a
verdict that the jurors were satlshed
that "Mrs. Mary Lincoln is insane, and
fit person to be sent to the State hos
pital for the insane" During the abb
scence of the jury Robert Lincoln ap-
preached his mother and extended his
hand. She grasped it tondly, remarklng
with degree OF emphasis, ''Robert, l
did not think you would do this, His
response was stihed by the spring OF
tears, and the conversation ended. The
verdict was received by Mrs. Lincoln
without any visible emotion. She was
stolid and unmoyed, and did not allow
its reading to interrupt the conversa-
ton in which she was engaged with
Mr.. Arnold.
Subsequent kilograms state that on
Thursday morning she attempted sui
eide by taking. camphor aud laudanum.
Yesterday Mrs Lincolon was taken
to the private insane asylum at Batavia,
ss57,660 sl5'n6tJ0 in Jgsovernzneht Bonds we're
found secre:ed udon her person. They
were secured by friends for safe keeping.
Her insanity is not of violent type.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05

Down ON THE DRoNEs.-The Wythe-
vile Dispatch says: There is regl-
ment of loafers loose around town that
might find some employment If they
would make an effort so' to do. How
such fellows get meal and bread to eat
without working for it, is something
we don't understand-it is a great mys-
terry. They always look fat, dress well,
and are apt to make unbecoming re-
marks about those hard6sted men who
work for an honest living. We would
not have a word to say if these pests
would emigrate West-the sooner the
better, tor they are worse than the
sseyen-year itch in hot weather. A
vaunt! we say;..go West, or some other
place where yo1r laziness is better sui
ted. The idea of a stout young man
saying that he can't get employment
has splayed out 1t is entirely too
thin. BY honest industry you are
compelled to thrive and get anything
to do.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05

At the Atlas Works, Pittsburg. Pa,
they are making the largest shears
ever constructed 10 this country They
will weigh 40 tons, and will shear cold
iron FIVE inches thick.
A Detroit boy was sent for n doctor,
his mother beiug very i'll. When look
ing down the street he saw great
crowd. Then came struggle between
duty and curiosity, but he finally star
ted for the crowd, saying: "The ol
lady's pretty badly Of, but I know .be
wouldn't want me to miss tI,at fight
An Ohio woman rises and says: ave
been married thirty-four years, worked
like n;gger, and never lived in q
house which had parlor tolding DOORS"
Pass around the hat.
a dying Covington woman asked
that her bonnet, which she had never
worn, might be placed on the table at
her side. Her request was complied
with, and after gazing long and sadly
at the thing of flowers and ribbons. she
remarked in mourntul whisper: II
shall never see it again. and soon af-
ter breatbed her last
The st. Louis Soros;s Club worked
all night and was q popular institution
until the President gave birth 70 twins,
and then it dissolved and vanished ike
the dew before the morning san.
A red headed, unpriuoipled woman
has been selling the colored people Of
Boston lotion warranted 70 make
them white.
Ladies nowadays carry sun vmbrel-
las of size sufficient 70 answer the
purpose for which they we're intsndeds
this is most usefulaRd sensibls fasb,
ut, for sale By aSs -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05

WHAT YOU DO, DO WELL-To those
who require counsel we should say
When you undertake to do anything be
in earnest about it, do it with your
might. Fortune and fame are often
lost by not being in earnest. This Is
real world-a world of real work, real
success, real conflicts, real failures, real
triumphs, real defeats. And let no one
be so over-confdent in his own abilities
as to look with Indifference upon the
difficulties before him-the danger and
trials that he must pass in order to
reach the goal upon which the eyes is
fixed. Full and glorious success never
yet did crown the languid and inditter.
ent exercises of the power and mind OF
the body. 1t requires effort to push
ones craft against the current OF rivalry
jealousy and vice; and if one would
have his progress marked by complete
triumph, his efforts must be well dlrec-
ted, constant and unrelaxing. But he
who feels that he has only to lie mac
tive and wait for wind of fortune to
drift him in the haven of wealth and
fame, has lost every promise of success,
and is in far more danger to ultimate
disaster than the tempest-tossed mari
ner, though his mast be gone, and his
vessel shattered and torn by the raging
sea. BE in earnest; meet the difficulties
which daily arise with determination to
conquer aud rise above them. Let not
your adversary find you sleeping or
dreaming of an easy conquest. loo
much confidence in one spowers is fatal
to success, and often brings defeat most
disastrous. Be faithful, be true, be kind,
be firm, be earnest.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05

An item is going the rounds about a
girl dying from tight laciEg. An edi-
tor commenting on the fact, says
"These corsets should be done away
with, if the girls can't live without
being squeezed, we suppose men can
be found who can sacrifice themselves.
As old as we are, We would rather de-
vote three hours a day, without farth-
ing for pay, as brevet corset, than see
these girls dying off in that manner.
Office hours almost any time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05

A little boy asked lady friend of
his mothers who made her teeth. She
replied, "God." "Well," remarked the
young hopeful. "Dr. Freeman made
mothers, and they beat yours by a
great sight"
"Why are you crying so, my childi"
inquired mamma Of her grownup daugh-
ter. because Miss b. gave me a slap
in the face" "And did you not re-
turn it, 'No l gave her one first
A good-natured man will put up
with most anything short Of lining his
wig with mustard plaster.
A Milwaukee newspaper has the
following curious notice; WANTED, a
nurse TO take charge Of basket Of
children lett at this Office short time
since" ae ~ ~ 4 1sij
is singular that mineral waters
are only beneficial TO the wealthy.
We never knew Of a physician to ad-
wise poor man TO go to any watering
place. - -
a gentleman who has ascolding wife,
in answer to an inquiry after her
health, said she was pretty well, only
subject at times to breaking out in
the mouth.
Harry after looking on while his new
sister cried at being washed and dressed,
turned away, saying eff she screamed
like that up in heaven, I don't wonder
they sent her off"
A married man in Louisville is named
Broomback, and it is said that bis Life
harmonizes viii 6kAsGEs At i
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05
LOOK HERE !
First-Class Investment !

I'VE offer a No. Farm for sale, contain
w e in~ % S74 acres, so acres of which is In
s,,onI;a ;a timber, will make two nice
flrmS fprrm" A new house and new barn are
i,,lo1 la .,1'. tho farm. The farm lies upon the
nike Sl' leading t from winchester ,ont to Front
Can GoT a, and Id Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
mpP and Immediately nn@ on the projected shen- /,
anSoah Valley Railroad. A bargain can
be had, or it viii be exchanged for Mar paT
rinsburg, Hagerstown, Frederick or BAL
JOHN ii. ZITTLE,
Shepherdstown, W. va:
April "a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05

81 want to know" said creditor
iercely, "when are you going to pay
me what you owe met why you're
a pretty fellow! Do you take me for
. prophets"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05

A SUNNY TEMPER.-What blessing
to household is a merry cheerful wo-
man-one whose spirits are not efec
ted by wet days, or little disappoint-
ments, or whose milk of human kind
ness does not sour in the sunshine Of
prosperity. Such woman iuthe dark
est hours brigbtens the house like lit
tie piece of sunshiny weather. The
magnetism of ber smiles and the cleo
trical brightness of her looks and move
ments infect every one. The children
70 10 school with sense of something
great to be achieved; her husband goes
into the world with conquerors spirit.
No matter how people annoy and wor-
ry him all day, far of her presence
shines, and he whispers to himself, sat
home | shall find rest" So day by day
she literally renews his strength and
energy, and if you know man with a
beaming face, kind heart, and pros
porous business, i'll nine cases ont OF
ten YOU will find his wife ofsthis kind.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05

S. TO $40 Terms Term Rss frss. : Address @
G. Sr1NsoN g. Co., Portland Name 81,
Jan. %, 1875. =!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-06-05

a letter written at .Berryyille, Clarke
county, va, dated May 2s, to the Bal +
timore Sun, says:- -es ssaff
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09
The Sun
T!dennik, pOlOtydennik a
dennik.

Tydenni S u jest pills znAm5 caso-
pis, net aby potfeboval odperutovani;
pficiny z nichz dosahl padesate tisic od-
beratel1 ieste nekolik tisic nabyde,
jsou asi nasledujici:
Jsou to noyiny pryni Tidy. V nich
shleda ctenaf vsechny denni udaosti,
meme dGlezite obsirneji a sice iazyku
iasnem, srozumitelnem We zpdsobu "a
iimavem.
Jest to prvni tfidy rodinny list, plny
poutaveho a pouGneho tteni vseho dfuhu
a neobsahujici mic z4vadn6ho a mravim
skodliveho.
Jest to prvni tfidy zabavnik, pfinase
lici vytccne povidky nacrty bezne lite
ratury, pe6live vybrane znale tist6ne
Jest to prvni Tidy list hospodafsky-
Nejlepsi nejnoveisl hospodafske clan
ky nalezne ttenaf kazdem elsie.
Jest to nezavisly list politicky, nena
leHci zadne stran6 nenosic
zadny obojek. On bojuie "a zasady 20
zvoleni neilepsich muzi do dfada. Zvlast
nj zfetel v6nuje odhalovanfm velike DO
rusenosti, ktera nyni oslabnie a oetonzi
nasi zemi hrozi podryti same zaklady
nasi republiky. On Sc neboji nicemi q
netaze Sc pc pfizni jejieh.
On pfinasi pro danny m6dni zpravy
trzni zpravy pro muze, zvlaste trh do
bytka, jemuz zvlastni venuje pozornosf.
Konecne jest listen nejlacin6isim. z
ieden dollar cely rok. A neai tfeba no
vinafskeho klubu k odbirani listu "a tp
cenu. Kdozkoliv posle Ijeden dollar, OF
drzi easopis ma cely rok.
Nemame cestnjicich jednateld. ii
THE WEEKLY sun. Osm strau
padesate, sest sloupciiv. Pouze 3 10
rocne. Zadne srazky teto ceny.
THE DAILY SUN. = velkf ctyr.
strankovy formal dvaceti osrni slonp-
cich. Denni rozsifeni 10000. Vsecky
novinky "a Q Gently. Pfedplatne so ctf.
mesicne Gill $500 rocne. Kluby vice
nez 10cenne dostanou 20 pr. levn9ii.
Vdressa. THE SUM- CITY. $.
~ NhAstt sbsssR New York .
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09

- Vsem rodakum zuamym uvadim
V znamost. otevfeni feznickeho uzenaf-
skeho kramu ma den IL. ho zah t. IN. ma
ulici Humboldt, rohovem lotu Croton
pod els 101.
Sm6r move zavedeneho zavodu bude,
miti pfi ruce vzdy hojnost nejlepsiho ma
sa uzenek yseho druhu pofadku taken
by vsem ct. odbsrateldm vyhoveno byt
t1oblo.
5 1ctou FIR Paier.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09

M g. Leopold" Velmi zaiimava
scena odehr4la Sc ttchto dnech We vi
de1ske vseobecne nemocnici Zemfelf
tam iakys tova2vs zamecnicky Leopold
Badaloc zapalenim Pile. Po coly cas- trap
lie nemoci nikdo Sc on nestafal Nef v
den unrti dostavila Sc Zadusensky u
fad nemocnice kuchafka Marie Leitnero
va a obiednavala pro zeInteleho pohfeb,
byla volna hotov6 lei zaplatiti. Y okamzi
ku, kdy penize skladala, vstoupila slnz-
ka Karolina Peserlova, ruce kytici ne
souc, nabizela Sc vylohy pohfebni "a
imenoyaneho Badalece ihned zapraviti.
Vsecka prekvapena tazala SO pfitomna
.,sokyn6" Marie Leitnerova Peserlovy
jakych pomGrech byla Badalecovi, nacez
tato odv9tila ,.Byl to m6i Leopold po
cely rok m6i milenec. - " tomtez case
byl take m6i Leopold, odvetila druha S
nadechem hotkosti, malinka vym6na
slov mezi damam: nastala. Po te zadala
Leitneroya yylohy pohtebni zpet, take
Peserlova nechtela vice mrtvole vedeti.
Sklamane milovnice Sc spoletn6 vzdalily.
Kazdd mn6la Sc byti oklamanou q lala
mrtvemu. Ma ceste ovladla e vSak my
slenka slechetnesi, seznaly ned6stolne
sve iednanL Oboustrane vzpominano zyec
n6leho, sokyne potinaly 81 vypraveti jak
dobry elovek to byl, nevole jeiich rozply
nula Sc zarmutek tim pokoj mezi obe-
ma zednan. Sly do hostince a pri skle-
nici dobr6ho vina slechetEe uzavfely, ze
vylohy pohfebni spoletn6 zapravi. Tax
Sc stale. Odpdldne odbyvan pohfeb, ra :
kew zdobily diva vence, "a nj kra6ely dve
danny - kazda oplakavajic sveho mileho
rtove obou Sepotali; MIDI Leopold.
CarodGistvi Do Rmenina u Ii
bane pfisla die ,,Pok". do jednoho statku
cikanka, kdez byla mlada hospodyn6 sa-
ma donna. Cikanka toho pouzila hlede
10 il namluviti. ze ma uGarovano. Mlada
hospodyne necht6la tomu zprvu v6titi
piece vsak cikanku vybdla, ably tedy tyr
zeni ave dokazala. Cikanka selku vyzva
la, aby ma pfesvedcenou hrnek a trochu vc
dy mem pfinesla. Selka uposlechla. Vi
kanka poeala po t6 mad hrnkem vSelijakt
posuhky d6lati, vodu pfi slovich: ,.ea
prox kuratikus fuk" mad hrnkem rukot
zazehna gala, pax selce vodu ukazala
Tu zasla selka, kdyz hrnku misto vod.
krev vidi! - ,,Tcdy vidiS." pocala nyn
cikanka, lie jest TO pravda, ale ia tt mo
hu Cd toho pomoci, kdy2 mne poslechnes
Jdi primes honem trochu mouky, al
malo ne. asi tax ctvrtci" Selka ptinesl'
tedy asi ctvrtci mouky. ,,Takovou ne, L
neni mic platna, ia ie moe cerna, TO mu.
sis tolik bile psenitne ptinesti" Selka pr
nesla tedy mouku bilou. nNyni del ser
n6lakou tvou starou sukni!" Stalo 81
,,Tu mouku vysyp do te sukne zavaz I
do uzle." Selka celia zpitomela a podek'
na poslechla zavazala moukn sukl
do uzle. Ted idi ptevlekni Sc kom
fe do este bile kosile!" Selka sla cikal
ka take, ale vzala uzel ,vycarovane
mouky sebou a byla ia tam! - Clkar
KIN v8ak ma to brzy cetnik nasel soud
LibAni il opet utaroval, ze Sc nemohla ?
osm dnd ze serhovny ami hnouti. Sna
ale ieste nikdy Sc teto krajine tolik
tolik tlup cikanskych nepotloukalo jal
nyni, ii vsichni vedou pry cbchod
konich, totiz kradou.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09

Zmizeli. Tfnactilety chlapec do
mu {. 43S ulici Lorain pied n6kolika
dny zmizel a nevratil Sc dosud.
Dudley S. Humphrey East Townsend
pfisel sobotu do Clevelandu, maie Sc
bou znacDou sunni penez. Jelikoz se do
hterka domd nevratil, strachuji SO pfibuz.
nj ieho, Re Sc mu nejake nestesti pfihodi.
10.
Jedenactilety. James Bonner vzdalil Sc
patek Sc svymi dvema soudruhy re si-
roteince nevratil SO tam vice.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-09-09
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plany a specifikace pfipraveny k ma
hlednuti prozkoumani vylozeny, ma
stavbu stozyv ulici Cedar mezi Sterling
ave a Hayward Str, odd6lenimi vKew
ton. Blair, Calvert a Haywardstr. nez
Cedar Gardenstr. i1q aduasab !.
jest pfani, abyse stoka v mad rnenova
ne ulici, mezi udanymi body, ihneda sta
vela. slsoq Alonaa 1si ias 81
e Rada vysieehne rsschny, jichz 80 yes
2e.'srpna D hodiny odpoledne we sye 4
fadovne.asholoq NOT ,deedns 1nlit n
Jmknsn rad yaa''yv1q aodai5ais 4
b + -Mors G, mest. mefic.