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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-20
Dug Up.

4 great interest invests the discov-
cries of Hcrculancum and Pompcii,
and travellers are never weary of Wis
iting these buried cities, and looking
upon the curious relics Of Roman civ
ilization. Before the facts relating
excavation were as well known rs
now, the relies exhibited in different
parts of Europe, occasioncd great sur
prise. An amusing incident hap
pcncd in the British Museum:
One of the keepers Of the Museum
was leading a party through the
building, and called their attention
toa set Of beautiful antique vases
which had been dug up at Herculan-
cum. One Of the party cried out in
SURPRISE
Tug up, SIT.
Eyes, sir, dug up
What, out of the ground?'
Undoubtedly"
@What, jitstas they are now??7
POSSIBLY some LITTLE pains may
have been taken hl-clcaning; but in
all ether respects they are found as
YOU now see them"
The visitor thought himself too
shrcwd to be hoaxed after this fash
ion and turning to one Of his COM
panions, with knowing look, said,
with shake Of the head
He may say what he likes, but he
shall never persuade me that they
ever dug up ready-made pots out Of
the ground
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-20

To retain or recover health. psr-
sons should be relieved fromaii aux-
iety concerning disease. The mind
has povcrorcr the body, for 4 person
to think he has disease wili often
produce that disease. This We see
effected when the mind is intensely
concentrated on the disease Of anoth-
er. Itis found in the hospitals that
surgeons and physicians who make a
speciality of certain diseases are liable
TO die Of themselves; and the mental
strain is so great that sometimes poo
pic die Of diseases which they have
only in Imagination. We have seen.
a person sca.sick in anticipation of
4 VOYAGE, ere reaching the vessel
We have known. persons to die of an
imaginary cancer in the stomach,
when they had no cancer or any
other mortal disease. A blindfolded
man, slightly pricked in the arm, has
tainted and died from believing that
he was bleeding to,death. Therefore,
well persons, to remain so, should be
cheerful and happy, and sick persons,
should have their attention diverted
.asmuch as possible from themselves.
Itisby their faitlrthatmen are saved,
and by .theirfaith that.they disA Asa
man thiakcth so-is-he: If Wills
,aot to die Il can cftentlFe SPITE
Of disease; andif he has littit5Cr no
attachment to life he will slip away
us easily as child will fall asleep
Men live by their souls and not by
their bodies. Their bodies have no
life Of themselves, they are only re-
ceptacles of life-tcnemcnts for their
souls, and the Will has much to do in
containing the physical occupancy or
giving it up.
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A Forgotten incident.

The East Boston (Mass.) 4drocatc
Publishes the following under the
heading.
~ Heretofore Unpublished Incl
dent of Half 4 Century Ago More
50ycarsago boy ofsomc sixteen
or seventeen years Of age was at work
one afternoon on the old bingham
Station Packet" which viii be re-
membcrcd by some Of our citizens as
for wears occupying i berth at the
head Of the dock where State Street
now stands. II was an afternoon
when there was no school, and 1 girl,
somewhat Younger than the boy
alluded to, was passing the half holt
day in play near the store other faith
cr. Ncnturing too near the edge of
the dock she missed her footing and
fell overheard, and it being high
water at the time; she disappeared.
No one saw her fall, but by accident
the lad noticed some bubbles in the
water, and having just befor seen the
little Miss on the wharf, instantly
took in the situation. Springing in
TO the water he succeeded in bring
ing her to the surface, and calling
for aid, she was taken on shore and
restored to her parents.
This act of hcroism saved the life
oEonc who has become the most dis,
tinguishcd American actress of the
agc-a lady as highly respected fol
her moral worth and iRsproachablc
private character as she is renowned
all over the world for her eminent
histironic achievements. Her res
cuer is to-day Snc of the most est
mable citizens, andless than a ycal
ago acquainted the lady with the cir
cmstanccs Of her dcliverance frog
4 watery grave through his instru
mcntality-a fact she well remcm
bered, although till then ignorant o
hcrpreserver. Cornelieus Lowell haG
saved the life of Charlotte Cusham.
The International Congress on thu
history of America before its discov
cry by Columbus, vii! meet at Nan
cv, France, July ,.
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Referring to an expression Of fear
by thu Uniontown Pa9 Standard
that an ''cxrcbcp will be the next
Democratic candidate, the New York
Herald says: I'VE are not agitated
by the prophecy; but there is some
comfort in remembering that Wash
ington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison,
Monroe, John Quincy Adams and
Jackson were cX-rcbels, and that We
have a country yet" -
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Forty-onc years ago fair bride in
Fulton county, New York, received
as a wedding present a large and de-
licious cheese. Since. then the bride
and Ill who attended the wedding,
except the groom, have died, and
last Friday, on the forty-first ami
versary ofh marriage, the lonely
old man, his banquet hall deserted,
for the first time cut and tasted the
cheese,
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ITousekeepIng Depart,nen...

eofy BREAD.-In making corn
bread vou.can dispense with fhe essss.
using 4 teacupful of -four and pork
drippingsor lard.
GalxpNoTnxR's GIxGEGBREAD-
Cupand a half Of molasscs, cup Of
rich sour cream; teaspoonful ofsilef-
atus, teaspoonfgl Of ginger, mix .
little stiff Z
CAyDY.-Two cupfuls Of spgaF, two
large tablespoonfuls Of yinegsr and
half cupful of water: Boil togeth-
er and add vanilla or.lemon forha-
yor. It must Be worked before it is
very cold.
sArsAGE.-Good sausage cam be
made better BY mixing thoroughly
one teacup Of Indian meal TO four
pounds of sausage. Mix only enough
to last four or FIVE days at q time, as
it might sour.
GERMAN ToAsr.-To one egg, bea;
ten well, add one cup of sweet milk
or cream, season with q littlesaltaad
pepper. Cut in slices and fry in but
Ter on griddle. This lisa nice dish
for breakfast.
FRIED cAKEs.-one pint of butter
mild or sour milk, one teaGpp of SUI
CUR, two tablespoonfuls Of lardsor
pork drippinss, which are better, one
egg, a little salt, one tablespoonful of
saleratus. Very good plain cakes.
BES SrEw.-six pounds ef. the
flank sof-beef, cut in small pieces;
bell in two quarts Of water until ten
der. Then put in u dozen potatoes,
a dozen onions, and four turnips;
cover it so that the steam shall not
escape; pepper and salt to the taste.
CoLDsLAw.-Yolks of two eggs, a
teaspoontul OF cream; 4 small tea
spoonful of mustard; little salt; two
teaspoonfuls Of vinegar. If cream is
not used, put in small lump of but
ter rubbed in a little flour. Cut the
cabbage very fine; heat the mixture
and pour it on hot.
BAKED INDIAN PuDDING.-Four eggs,
one quart of sweet milk, five large
teaSpoonfuls Of Indian meal; nutmeg
and sugar to the taste. Boil the milk
and scald the Indian meal in it, then
let it cool before adding the eggs
Bake thrcc-quarters of an hour. Eat
with butter or sweet sauce.
CRANBERRY RoLL.-Stew a quart
of cranbcrrics in sufficient water to
keep from burning. Make it very
sweet, strain and cool. Make 4 paste,
and when the cranberry is cold,
spread it on the paste about an inch
thick. Roll it, tie it close in 4 fan
mel cloth, boil two hours, and serve
with a sweet sauce.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-20
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Iz.1SsT o Younc Mem

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Senator Jones, of Nevada, has
struck a fresh bonanza. He is going
to make another fortune manufactur-
ing ice in Atlanta, Georgia, and sell
ing it at 50 cents per ton.
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How sweet is perfect understand
ing between man and wife. Hc was
to smoke ciga1s when he wanted them
but hewas to give her ten cents every
time he INDUCED in one. He kept
his word and every time she got fifty
cents ahead he'd borrow it and buy
cigars. And SO they were happy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-20

The Governor of Michigan has
signed the bill passed last session,
repeating prohibition and substitp-
ting statutes regulating the liquor
traffic.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-20

Brown, the disappointed, says that
it requires about as long to get a girl
well out Of her twentieth year, as
for 4 horse to get beyond eight years
this spring.
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Said an ambitious Philadelphia
wife to her slow-going husband the
other day: why can't you distin-
guish yourself in some way? Better
be a great dcfaulter than nothing.
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The Ear-Rcom as 4 SaT;ngs
,, Bank.

You dcpositc-
Your money-and lose ii.
Your time-and lose it.
Your health Of body-and lose it.
Your strength of mind-and lose
it.
Your manly inlcpcndcncc-and
lose it.
Your self respect-and lose it.
Your sense OF tight and wrong
and lose it.
Your self-contrcl-and lose it.
Your home comfort-and lose it.
Your wife's happiness-and lose
it.
Your children's hopes-and lose
them.
Your own soul-and lose it.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-05-20

Appropos Of the kissing discussion,
here is Oliver Wendell Holmes def
milton of q kiss: "Thc twcnty-scvcn-
tn letter of the alphabet the lovela-
bal which it takes two to speak
plainly"
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Editorials. Humorous,
Agriculture. Poetry.
Correspondence. TelcSraphi'
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Carpets yebought by the yard and
worn by TIC foot
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THE GAZETTE is the grea, newspaper Of
l the Country, known and read by every
body.
Thousands OF practical farmers coutrib-
ute TO lis agricultural columns annually.
rs : commercial paper It is standard au-
thority.
II gives all the news OF the day.
w?ho Can A.9crd to be without ct?
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Which He Preferred

a New York Judge had before him
a man named John Bingham, who
pleaded guilty to the charge-of biga-
my, both ofthe wives being present
in court. His counselor privately
cross-examined the bigamist, but he
insisted upon hsyiRg,aplea ofguil.s
entered. - -
The counsel addressing thecouFt
Your honor, I think thiS man has
had punishment enough from his two
wives, and that should be taken into
consideration in passing sentence.
neutrality-suspicious., which would
YOU rather have the court do-dis-
charge YOU to live with your two
wives, or sentence YOU to State pris-
on for three years?
PrlSoncr-Iour honor, send me to
State prison for mcrcy's sake!
Recorder grant Your request,
and send you to State prison for three
years at hard labor.
When 4 man hands IN editor an
article for publication, and asks him
to FIX it up" because he wrote it in
a hurry" and ''hadn't time to revise
it," you may know that he common
ccd the article directly after supper,
and wrestlcd with it until midnight,
rewriting it fourteen times, destroy
cd aquirc Of foolscap, and blessed"
his pen every two minutes. That's
the way they generally write an ar
ticle when they are Sin hurry and
have "no time to revise it.
clair gcttin' 4 little thin, SIR"
said the barber. young man" said
John Henry; looking down upon him
from the height ola solemn cxpreri-
cnce, young man." when YOU are
married YOU will never alludein that
thoughtless manner to domestic If
fictions. No; don't apologize. Ny
feelings are blunted. But is there
not some mysterious ungucnt-some
soft, seductive compound-that makes
the hair more slippery to the grasp"
\ strange freak Of 4 Groveland,
Mass, dog was to catch a bantam hen,
carry her a mile in his mouth and
bury her under the snow. Fortu-
natcly, a woman observed the burial,
and dug the bird out unhurt.
When 4 clergyman applies at the
depot for 4 minister's ticket, and the
official ventures to express a doubt
as to his clerical character, he says:
I'll read You one ofmy sermons."-
The ticket is passed over instantly,
without any proof.
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nN lie EnLtnMlMG GLIB A;TEs:
TERMS OF TRE'SsNl.WEEzLy FOR 1873.

Single copies. including postage, 500
Clubs, between ) and 10 copies iac!ud
Ing postage, each, S25
Clubs Of 10 and over, inc!Tdias post
age, each, 500 |
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Neesares 1G6y 22! Mc'tes,
Is artisticallv6nished in thirteen colors and
is undouBtcisssS tis,v,sapst desirable chrome
ever offered asa premium. Single copies
OF it sell at$$ We have =. great outlay
secured the Exclusive control and sale OF it,
and therefore are enabled to present it to
our patrons as abote.
The ESQuIrEestill Stapds,pre-cmiaeat as
a first-class Newspaper. Its various dep
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The International Congress on the
history of America before its discov-
cry by Columbus, vii! meet ut Nam
cy, France, July ;.
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\ strange freak Of 4 Il Groveland,
Mass, dog was to catch a bantam hen,
carry her a mile in his mouth and
bury her under the snow. Fortu-
nately, a woman observed the burial,
and dug the bird out unhmt.
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eiventoevsryS2oo Subscriber.

This picture represents Com Oliver H
Perry in the ,ct OF passing IRON one. ship
to another ina sraaifopcn boat, during the
heat Of battle, exposed to the fire OF the
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SArsAGE.-iood sausage cam be
made better BY mixing thoroughly.
one teacup Of Indian meal 70 four
pounds of sausage. Mixonfy enough
to last four or FIVE days at a time, is
it might sour.
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Just Published, IN Sealed Enrelepe. Paee
ga. rsnis
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-06-03
Bellevue.

AS the census is being taken. we
are fearful that our CITY may not oc-
cupy the position it should In the
statistics for the reason that ONLY
men, women and children appear
therein-whereas it requires more
than inhabitants to constitute town
or city. In addition to the popula-
ton of Bellevue, it has sixty-seyen
houses-notall neutrality-suspicious.
which are Court house and iail and
where is the other town in the parish
that has more, or is ever likely to
have the later? We have an Acad-
envy, with a Principaless eminently
qualified to train the youthful mind.
One store that can furnish anything
called for, from needle to ananchor,
at cost'prices, freight added freight
tolerable heavy sometimes One
Grocery, where you will be FRANK
~ told that too much will make
drunk come. One Hotel, that asks
no odds of the st. Charles, in the way
OF substantials. One Preacher, ready
to tie the knot and see that the same
is Recorded! Two Doctors, that will
cure you OF all the ills flesh is heir to
IF they can-if they can't, why,
you go under. -Four Lawyers, al
ways waiting to be gracious-they
are waiting yet. One printing office
the man who runs it is too modest
to blow his own trumpet-but "hangs
out his Banner" every Thursday
morning. We have three dogs-one
black cur, one terrier and one "yaller
dog" We defy any town in the State
to do as small business in the dog
line; but in bovines and cats we can
beat the universe. On fair count
we have about 200 of the former-in-
GLIDING Mr.. Rasberry's oxen, judg-
ing by their tracks in the morning af-
ter a slight shower, 400 more or less
and small stear! Cats! We de-
fy any man to take their census, UNI
less he were to imbibe a quart of ben
zine; locate himself on the Court
house roof ola moonlight night, and
count the number of splits spits !!
and me-ows. To sum up, we have a
very pleasant, quiet town, and birds
that make sweeter music than any,
where else. There is one singing
now, that would put Jenny Lind to
the blush. T&