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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-12-21
A Joke.

Some time ago very worthy but
very short-sighted gentleman was
principal of Freeport Academy. He
was obliged to use spectacles and a
magnifying glass and consequently
did not see all the jokes the boys
played on him. One afternoon u
large boy wrote the principals name
on the blackboard near the door
"What's that?" said the principal,
peering at it through his glass; "it
looks like a name-vory likely
"Fools" names, like their faces are
always in vicw!" The boys could not
suppress their risibles. The old gen
tleman approached the board, scan
ned the name closely, found he was
the victim of the joke and with i'll
concealed disgust set about finding
out who wrote it. But he did not.
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LUCIUS CROSS,
american Friend.
Child Feeling.

There is something about deep sor-
row that tends to take up the child
feeling in all of us. A man Of giant
intellect becomes like little child
when great grief smites him or
when a grave opens beneath his bed
room or his fresidc, l have seen a
stout sailor-who laughed at the
tempest-come home when he was
sick, and let his old mother nurse
him as if he were n baby. He was
willing to lean on the arms that
never failed him. So a Christian in
the time of trouble, is brought to his
child,feeling. He wants to lean
somewhere, to talk to somebody, to-
have somebody love him and hold
him up His extremity becomes
Gods opportunity.
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A Little Mistake.

Recently gentleman entered a
shop on Fifth street, and asked the
clerk:
"What is the price of knit under
shirts with brcast-pockets?" He ad-
ded;
81 travel a great deal and carry
large amounts of money; and l think
that idea of pockets an excellent one,
and am surprised that some one has
not thought of it before"
"Rcally, sir, replied the clerk, 81
think it would be a good plan, but l
am sorry to say we have none, and l
did not know there were any made" "
"You did'not?" said the customer.
"Well, that's singular. They are
exhibited in your own window, and
caught my eyes as l was passing"
"You must be mistaken" said the
clerk. "I know every article in the
store"
"But I am not" persisted the gen
tleman, "Step around and see for
yourself"
The wondering shopkccper did as
requested. He stepped briskly to
the front of the window, looked at
the gentleman, then coughed, and
acted as thoug he had just felt sud
den pain in the stomach, and then
rammed a handkerchief into his
mouth, and stepped back behind the
"Well," exclaimed the customer
triumphantly, "ain't they there?"
"Ye-yes," said the clerk appearing
as though he had a fish bone in his
throat. "Theyare there sure enough.
But, SIR, those undershlrts are not
for men, and those pockets are-"and
at thatpoint he divod under the coun-
ter and disappeared, while young
lady clerk standing near smothercd
a convulsivo giggle in cambria
handkerchief, and started off with
very red face on important business
to the rear Of the store.
A sudden light seemed to break in
upon the stranger, and he departed
hurriedly, muttering;
allow in thunder could l tell? l
amt married man, and can't be cx-
pected to know everything
cinndti Times.
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YeIocltI ID EIectrle VEares.

b d
A new method Of measuring the
speed of waves, and at the same time
their exact contours, has lately been
invented by Mr. Robert sabriBe, and
tried with excellent results upon
lengths Of the Red Sea cable at pres
ent in coaFSe Of manufacture at En-.
derby's wharf Greenwich, England.
Mr.. Sabrine's method consists in
sending currsntsfnto one end Of the
cable (the other end being to EARTH }
and at regular intervals testing the
potential Of some given point in the
conductor. This is done by means Of
a mica condenser, which is kept in
connection with the point in ques.
tim until the right interval has
elapsed, when it is discharged
thf0nglia galvanometoh A rotat-
ing time apparatus is arranged to
close the circuit Of the battery at the
end andafsefs.a "a gSing interval to
separate the conductor and'discharge
it, The interval may be yariedfro
OO01 to seconds. A similar reading
is taken for each interval from 000l
second upwards until the maximum
of the potential due to the position
of the point tested is attained. This
gives curve of the exact contour of
the wave. The speed is measured
by sending two waves of opposite
size into the cable and noticing the
intervals at which their neutral
point passes two given points in the
cable. The difference of the inter-
walls and the distance between the
points give the speed.-Er.
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CIIrRCm DIRECTOMY.

FIRST sBYTENIAN-ServiCes on the "a
and lth Subbaths of each month, morning
and evening. Rev. DIR. Lane, Pastor Sab
bath School every Sunday morning at 9o.-
clock. B. Gilmore, Superintendent
porNT PLEASANT PRESpYTERlAN CHURCH;
w. L. Hill, Pastor. Preaching list and
Sd Sabbaths, morning and night. Bible
Glass at the Parsonage on Wednesday cN-
ening. Sabbath School, Sunday morning
NJ. II. Hale, Superintendent.
PROTESTANT EpISCorAL CnuECII-keV' l.
II, Lacy, Rector. Services as follows; Al
Christ Church, Point Pleasant, every sun,
day morning at lOl o'clock, except the "a
Sunday in each month, and every sunday
evening. at 81 o'clock, except the 81 sun,
dav in each month. Sunday School at "
o'clock. T. Striblinr, Sup't. NeStry meet
iug ON the evening Of the ID Monday III, ev-
crv month. Services at Brucc's Chapel on
the Cd SUNDAY at l0l A. NJ. Mason City
on the Sd Sunday ut 3! y. VI. West Col
umbia the Sd Sunday ut G3 p ".
NJ. +. CHuRcII-Serviccs ON the ISL anu
81 Sabbnths Of each month, at lO3 A. M''
and n +. A., during Summer. Prayer
meeting every "Wednesday evening ~ H.
Stewart. Pastor. sabbath schoolevery sun
day morning at . o'clock. ID, 5 snyder
Superintendent A.,
H. L, CuuRcn, SoUTu-Services on me
4th Sabbath Of each month. Rev u f.
Crooks Pastor. Sabbath School every
Sabbath morning at 0 o'clock. Robert p
Bickel, Superintendent.
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Kindness in Little Things.

The sunshine of life is made up Of
very little beams, that are bright all
the time. In the nursery, on the
playground, and in the school-room,
there is room all the time for little
acts of kindness that cost nothing,
but that are worth more than gold or
silver. To giveup something, where
giving up will prevent unhappincss;
when persisting will chafe and fret
others; to go little around, rather
than come against another; to take
an i'll word, or a cross look, quietly,
rather than to resent or return it,
these are the ways in which clouds
and storms are kept of, and pleasant
sunshine secured even in the humble
home, among very poor people, as in
in families in higher stations,
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An Old Maids Will.

An American, Miss Susan Fletche
er Smith, has given her body to the
College of Surgeons, London, for dis
section. Afterwards 1T is to be des-
troyed in the most expeditions and
economical manner, with the oxcep-
ton of a remnant to be preserved in
the College as memorial. If any of
her friends likewise desire to have u
piece of the body, they are to have
it. That member Of the Smith famS
lily has no doubt about the resurrect-
ion of the body.
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The Origin Of odd Fellowship

1t is said that the order ofOdd Eel
lows, which is one Of the most bene-
fcicnt of secret organizations in this
country, had rather and unsavory or
igin. There was once in Europe a
certain powerful prince who who was
refused admission into Free. Masonry
because of his known immortality
In revenge he melted the formation
of an order which was to rival and
eventually destroy the ancient fra
tcrnity. It's want of success is every
where apparent, and its only success
of any kind is seen in the grand or
ganization which has been SO bril-
liantly represented at Philadelphia.
The order in this country originated
with Thamys Wildey, of Manchester,
England, some fifty years ago. He
inaugurated it Baltimore, but was
told by his American associates that
it must be made strictly beneficial
and moral in its character The re-
suit was an order SO essential differ
ent from the original that it received
therefor the now well-known title,
the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows
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SIC Gould Ra. nc IgouIdn,t.


4 ADettoitsr who has been married
but three months, was the other dsy
tossing oyer.thn things in his wifs's
sewing basket, when he came across
little roll Of newspaper articles
about Eaura Fair and Irene House.
'How did you come by theseR' he
asked, as his wife entered the room.
e24TheseI Why 4 lo6t great. pains
to cut them out and preserve them,"
she replied. -, ~,
"But how can you take any inter
est in reading of such women; one Of
them shot friend, aud the ctkss''ii
husbandP" -
'oh Isherelycat them out was
her eyasiveFepIy.
There was a painful silence for
two or three minutes whenshe cross
cd over to him and tenderly said;
George, you psldn't bessafraid Of
me, know fcould sho6s yon, and
then secure a star lecture engage
ment, but I love you too well; and,
besides, l want you to fpsten my
skates on this winter,-DarOH Free
Press
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

JrIsc Circuit Court-HoN. Jos. Smith
Residence Rayenswood, Jackson County.
Clerk Circuit Court-C. B. WAGGEEER.
Deputy-JAMEs II. lIoLLowAY.
Clerk County Court-E. KpinEIiNG.
Ueputy-JoSErr II. HOLLOWAY.
President County Court-B. j. REDMOND
Prosecuting AttOrney-D. W. PoLSLEY.
SheritT-CoLUMBCs SEuoS.
JailOr-J. JEwETT.
Surveyor Of Lands-GEo. W. PuLIN.
Assessor Dist. No. l-JAcoB Rorsli.
Dcputy Asscssor-D. ). NANMATRE.
Assessor Dist. No. 2--JonN g. BUCKLEY
sup't Public Schools-CHAs, f. lOGG.
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A pretty school-marm of a Wiscon-
sin county, to prevent scholars from
being tardy, promised to kiss the
first scholar who made disappearance
in the school-honse. All went we'll
for a few days, and the hineteon.ycar
old. boys, anxious to participate in
this fun actually got to foosting or
the fence all night in order to be at
school first in the morning. This
became monctonous, and the teacher
gave the idea up.
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Girls, don't devote all your thoughts
to fashion; exchange your silks and
satins for lawns and calicoes; shut
up the piano and dive into wash
tub; throw away your fancy needle
work and tackle a red hot stove in
the kitchen. Instead of receiving
Brown, the bankers son, in the paf-
lor, look out for Bill Burns, the
blacksmith's son, as he goes home
from work; kiss his dirty face
through a broken pane of glass in
the kitchen window, and after awhile,
whom he learns his trade and you
know your business, get married, go
to housekeeping by yourselves, help
each other, live happy, raise a family
that win be an honor to your names
and credit to themselves, die happy,
and the angels will not turn their
backs upon you up there.
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GUY DIRECTORY.

Mavor-JAMES H. COucu, JE.
Rccarder-M. IL. llALB.
Sergcmt-J. X. Grover.
Councilmcn-JOhn W. English, T. Strib.
linz, c. h. Waggener, j. W. Bryan, John
l.. Charles. ,,
street Commissioncr-L l.. Gibbs,
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rimes Of hol,linn Tic Caurts.

Circuit CorRr-First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
CorSrY CouRr-rhird Monday in Janu-
ary; Third Monday in Marcli Third Mon,
day in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November; Third Monday in
December.
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N,onian's Power.

v r. -
Woman's power is her influence.
And how many in their eager haste
do be acknowledged rulers, overlook
the power they WELD. Itis true that
in many Instances she is circum-
'scribcd, but In deploring what she
bus moi, she should not lose sight Of
What she has. When Columbus
.braved the perils Of unknown seas,
to add America to the world, it was
the white hand of a woman that fit
led him for his yentnresouie voyage
of discovery. So woman equips man
every day for the voyage Of life
SEoman, as mans helper, rises TO her
peculiar and best altitude, Hesfep-
rsSettsthe intellect, she the mind
ogeriljng the heart. Power apper-
him; but influence is more
a5Fia ald peuetraeing than power
5Rlitss6est eate and all,prsYading
I5fnh SoeStry ywrefesi; si;-man exeeuees
the performances, but woman trains
the man. Every effective person
leaving his mark on the world, is but
another Columbus, for whose furnish
ing some Isabella, in the form of his
mother, lay down her jewelry, her
vanitics, her comforts. Then take
courage, ye overburdened ones, who
think your lives are a blank, because
your world is within the four walls
of your home. You little know but
a Martin Luther, or John Knox, or
Wesley an Isabella, Lady Hunting
ton, or a Harriet Newell may go out,
moulded by your hands, to mould the
world for God and eternity.
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Neck Versus Feet and Wrists.

Every one must remark that fa-
vorite article of winter clothing for
children is n comforter swarthed
round the neck. This is n great err
ror; the feet and wrists proper mem
bers to keep warm; the nose and
throat will harden into healthy in
difference to cold; but that mfier,
exchanged for an extra pair of thick
socks and knitted gloves, would pre-
serve a boy or girl really warm and
well. Bronchitis and sore throat
have declined fifty per cent, since
the absurd use Of high collars and
twice.round ncckerchiefs went out of
fashion; and if the poor would take
more care of their children's feet half
the infantile morality would disap.
pear. 1t only cost two pence to put
a piece Of thick felt or cork into the
bottom of the boot or shoe, and the
difference is often between that and
a doctors bill, with perhaps, the un-
dcrtakor's beside.
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Twcnly.flvc Gents Reward.

Mcigs CountyrOhio, Nay "A, 1892
Ran away from the subscriber It
bound boy. named Daniel D'Wolf; all
persons are hereby forbid harboring
or trusting him on my account, and
l will pay'no debts Of his contract
ing after this date.
.LUCIUS CROSS.
-Amcrican Friend.
The above we find in late issue
of the Marietta Register. The Daniel
DeWolf therein named, is one of our
Oldest and most highly respected riv-
er men. He is now in command of
the Raven. lie is a large stockhold-
cr in the Marine Dock Company, the
Pomcroy Salt Transportation Com.
pany, and is one of the solid men Of
the county.-Mcig3 County Herald.
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nENEYoLENr sOClETIEs.

MAsoStc-NIinturn Lodge No. 10, meets
on the first and third Tuesdays OF each
month. C.. SHREWSBURY, Secretary, :.
Odd Fcllows-Point Pleasant Lodge NO
Ss. l. o. o. f., meets every Thursday
night in Fishers Hall. G. b. THOMAS
Secretary. ;,
Court Point Pleasant, No. 3, I. o, F.,
meets every Friday evening !! o'clock, at
Capoharts Hall. A. HESS, sec y.
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Dynasties may orumble, planets
may be blottod out George Washing
TONS body .servaut may eventually
die, but it is feared the idiots who
make whcclbarr6w bets on the elect.
on will exist for ever. -
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n N. " II \ u
My fair cousin plaled pa in
ltheluee9timds to aafS sEy-.
erSbody thought that had
made a, conquest; and nd oil.
plimenteE him, even .zzikls
hearihg on his good foIsr ptithe
1iirilss u was less elateds
re carrying it t99 be ed
Tome anxi6Qsly 'Lif & fhilid
Eme bit. Sizes reall
Sid dammersley
lfeans on his arm and
his face"
utes ago, to you; and she's in love
with another. All! Harry women
are born cheats. I'll wager how that
Lizzie is as uneasy as yourself"
a wish l could think so," Sighed
Harry.
"Keep up your flirtation," l said,
and don't be the first ogiye in" ="
81 would have said more but at
that moment a cry of fire rang
through the ball room; and looking
up l saw from the huge volumes of
smoke pouring into the doorway,
the hall was in flames. simultane-
ously voice cried that the staircase
were on fire, and retreat in that di.
rcction cut of. 1t seems that while
we had been dancing a candle had
fallen, and the fire got headway un.
detected.
ave must escape by the windows,
Harry" 1 cried. fortunately the
roof of the porch is just beneath them
and the descent thence not far, while
the snow will break the jump.
will look aftermy wife; you take Miss
Lawrence.
"But Harry had already disappear
ed. AS, at that instant, 1 caught
sight of my wife, thought no more
of him, but pushed through the af-
frightcd crowd in order to join her.
in another moment she was safe on
the ground, and with her Miss Law
renee, whom had found clinging to
her. Having rescued them, l hast
oned back to render what assistance
| could to the others.
had scarcely, -howevcrgained the
ballroom, when l saw wild form
dashing by; but l hardly recognized
it as that of Lizzie when it fell into
the arms of a gentleman advancing
quite as wildly from the opposite di-
rcction.
ooh! save me, save me" she cried,
bewildered with terror; and with that
sank scnscless.
Could | believe my eyes? Yes! it
was Harry, not Hammersely, into
whose arms she fell. Nor had it been
mistake. That glance of reliance
and love which she gave my friend,
ere she tainted, was eloquent of the
contrary.
"You didn't seem to think of Miss
Lawrence" said l slyly to Harry,
when, all having safely escaped we
went together to seek our slcighs.-
"Nor, in fact did Lizzie appear to
think of Hammersoly. Apretty pair
you are to fiirt!"
Harry made no reply, but looked
excessively fat, yet happy beyond
description.
A month subsequently Lizzie mar
ricd my friend, Miss Lawrence being
bridesmaid.
"Do You aud Harry intend to lirt
anymoro?" said in whisper, to the
bride; "You'ro such adopts, you
should keep it up, You especially
finish so superbly,"
"Lizzie blushcd scarlet but rally
ing, saucily replied:
al find it was you that put Harry
up to flirting; you wished to set us
quarrcling, you rogue but | check
mated you, sir, by my new way of
popping the question"
Harry laughed, and Miss Law
renee laughed, and all at myself
So Lizzie had the best of it, after all
as women will.
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larry u nave Deen n torture l9r z
Di6hth past, wishing to ask hoEto9le
mine, and yet withheld by the 6esr
of a refusal, And now the SUSPENSE
ia over;sbut oh! how fatally She DO
spises my seit ~,
sot 50 fllsis Harry osEsafsNieFed.
II am married man, and claim
to knew something of the gentle sex;
and there is nothing more certain
than that a woman frequently means
the reverse of what she does"
"Then you don't believe" eagerly
said my friend, "that Lizzie scorns
mc?"
81 do not. On the contrary, fan
cy that she likes you-nay! more
than half loves YOU"
"God bless you for these words, j
shaking my handrapturously. "You
make new man of me-" But al
most Immediately his countenance
fell, and he added, Yet what did
che mean by engaging to go with
Hammersly? She knew very well |
intended to ask her."
"Perhaps," / said quietly, "thcrc's
the pinch, Young ladies nowadays
don't like to have it thought that any
time will do to ask them. When |
was a bachelor, Harry, and wished a
fair companion for a sleigh ride, |
took very good care that no one ask
ed before | did?"
"a precious fool I've bcon," said
Harry.
chats a true word, if ever you
spoke one" said l, laughing, you
know no more about courting, Harry,
than a cat does about astronomy
the case is this my dear fellow. Liz
zic is piqued and thought she had a
good right to be so perhaps, you must
not allow her, for all that to get the
advantage of you. If she hirts, you
must countcrilirt; and so 60 into the
parlor at once and ask Miss Lawrence
to be your partner you'll find her
and my wife at their crochet work;
and hark--a secret in your ear. My
pretty cousin is engaged, though it
is not known here; SO thCre'll be no
harm done, liirt as hard as you will"
Now, Miss Lawrence was beauty,
an hcircss and famous toast, Her
home was in New York, but she had
come to spend Christmas among our
hills; and great had been the sensa-
ton which she had created; for, in
truth, there was no one to compare
with her in the whole country, ox-
cept Lizzie herself.
After much persuasion Harry con-
sented to my plan. Fortunately my
fair cousin had made no arrange
ments for the ride. When Harry had
gone l let Miss Lawrence into the
secret.
"Now," said I, "you must.assist me
to make this match. Lizzie loves
Harry, there is no doubt; but she is a
little two wilfull; for she has every
thing her own way here"
Gas all bells should saucily inter
rupted my cousin.
agreed" said I, Except when it
is going to make them unhappy for
life. Harry is very sensitive, and a
little flirting, let me tell you will
frighten him off altogether, The
thing is to make Lizzie jealous and
to repay her in our own coin. After
that she'll easier come to terms"
For once, l suppose, l must turn
traitor to my SEX" said Miss Law
renee laughing.
The evening for the sleig-ride came
and was a night among thousand,
There was not a cloud in the sky,
and the winter moon shone clear and
beautiful; the air was as cold as zero,
but still the landscape looked like
dro,r,el,rl n yoa n siuhL to make
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NOta Smoker.

The Citizen Soldier relates the fol-
lowing Notwithstanding reports to
the contrary, many of our militia do
attend divine service, and some are
dcvout worshippers, as many know;
but last Sunday ex-Major Lat.
tended church in this city, and hav-
ing been up pretty late the night be-
fore at the annual reunion Of his old
regiment, he fell asleep, and when
the passor round of the contributions
box nudgcd him, he partially awokc,
smiled andmurmured, 81 don't smok G
thank YOU" and dropped off again,
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CH1S. E. HOGG,
Attorney & Counselor at Law

AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
DRACTICES in the Courts OF Mason Put
nam and Jackson counties lOhicc
with Hon. Henry j. Fisher, and the cxclu-
siyc use oi his very valuable law library
and the avuils Of his experience in mpor-
tant and difficult cases. Address; Point
Pleasant, Mason County, West Virginia.
dee l6-ly-ch jan. rs.
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yoTTN w. NMGITsR,

A ttorney at Law,
WILL practice in the Courts OF Mason
w Putnam and Jackson counties, and in
the Court Of Appeals OF West Virginia.
Address, Point Pleasant, Mason county,
West Va. Office in the Court House.
dec 10, lS72-ly.
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POPPING We QUEsTION.l

v LftNt. =.
I was sitting one day dreamily re,
garding the fire, when my friend
Harry Conway, came in, looking in
expressibly woe-begone: -
''Wlat's the matter, Hal?' ! said, [,
cheeifully; "has. Lizzie Tilted you?@
%You'ye hit it, y he replied, mOodi-
ly. "9'o-day, when I asked her to be
my partnerin oursleighTide, she curt
ly told me that she &asengaged with
Ned Hammerslysl
"Rather strange" l said. Surely
she don't mean to prcferthat conceit,
ed fool to you?
II wish had neyerseen her, said
Harry. 81 have been in torture for q
n6hth past, wishing to ask hoE.to9ie
mine, and yet withheld by the.leaf
Of a refusal And now the SUSPENSE
ia oversbut oh! how fatally She DE-
.spises ny ssit 4.