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DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS

In all diseases affecting these organs, wheth-
er they secrete too much or too little water or
wether they be afflicted with stone or gravel, or
with aches and pains settled i'll the IONS over
the regions OF the kindeys, these Pills should
b. taken according to the printed directions,
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Seven Saxon kings were martyrs st .
Edwin, St. Oswold. and ST. Oswin of
Northumbria, st. kenelm OF Mercia. st :.
Edmund, St Ethelbert, and st. Hum
bert, OF East Anglia, and ST. Edward of
England whose relies were venerated
at Wareham, and whose name is in the
Roman Martyrology. The name and
miracles OF St. Winetrid are in North
Wales, but her name bespeaks her Saxon
race. st. Elphege Of Canterbury was
martyred by the Mortimer, as his sues
cessor, ST. Thomas, was by their des-
cendaats since whose day we have no
more cauoniZed English martyrs. save
perhaps tue first st. Hugh OF Lincoln, a
holy innocent. butchered by the Jews in
hatred of Christ, temp. Henry LII. The
noble army OF those martyred in the Tu-
dor and Stuart prosecutions has not yet
been raised on the alters OF the Univer-
sal Church, though there are steps al
ready taken, rs Father Law mentions in
his introduction, towards the accom-
plishment OF SO joyful a triumph AS
far back as l645, Pope Orban VII issued
Commission to inquire into the cause
aud manner OF their deaths. The seiz-
nre OF the papers, the execution of Father
Bell. o. 5. g.. one OF tho persons thus
nominated, and the many difficulties OF
the times. put a stop to further progress
in the matter. Two years ago. the Car
dinal Archbishop OF Westminster. unde,
happier auspices, thought the fitting mo.
ment had arrived for once more bringing
forward their cause. The ordinary pro-
cess instituted by his Eminenca w.,
completed in form Mt the London Ora.
tory, and the acts forwarded to Rome il
summer OF lS14.n
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The New Wheeler & Wilson Straight Needle
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Challenges the world, in perfection OF work
strength and beauty Of stitch, durability OF
construction, and rapidity OF motion. =,
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WILL HE MISSION 1T?

Looking to the extension and protec-
ton OF her commercial interests, it has
always been Englands tar-sighted pol
icy to seize and garrison commanding
strongholds overlooking every sea.
Thus she holds Gibraltar, Malta, He'll
goland, St. Helena, and various other
formidable positions, to which she has
no other valid title beyond the weight OF
her canon. Helie GLAND is a tiny bit OF
an Island in the German Ocean, directly
opposite the mouth of the Elbe, and OF
little benefit to anybody except from q
military point of view In this last res
pect, it happens to cover the path of
Ships bound to or from Hamburg and
many other wealthy ports. Hence Ger>
many has always felt extremely sore at
seeing the British flag floating over a
fortress which, from its geographical
contguity, should rightfully be German
territory.
The island, rs we have said, is mere
speck, but it now looms up into prom
inencc through tae medium OF a German
newspaper The Berlin Tribune-one
OF Bismark's lavorite mouthpieces-in-
Inmates that England should now surren
der Heligoland, In very measured and
stately tone it says that Germany is
now too powerful to admit OF her prin-
ciple harbors being btockaded by Eng
lish forts, and that,9 the possession OF
IIeligoland by the Imperial Government
is absolutely necessary for the protec-
| ton OF Germany Ii Bismarl1 is IN
earnest, and not merely throwing out a
''feeler,n John Bull may as well pack
up his kit peacable and retire from the
mouth OF the Elbe
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h. made by every
bSSS.ssnt every month in tie
business We furnish, but
those willing TO work can easily earn dozen
dollars day right in their oxn localities.
Have no room 10 explain her, Busipes
pleasant and honorable Women. and bows
and girls do - we'll ~ men. We will bearex-
penas Ut starting y00- parficulass free
Write and -. Farmers and Mechanics. their
sons and daughters, and I'll classes ii nsed n
psyfnx work 4 homs shonId write 10 u snd
learn III about the work 1t onr~. Nov Z Won
fime. Dnn't dslay- -iddr1 True 4 Co.
Aug1ges 1aine.
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For Cutaneous Disorders,

And all eruptions of the skin, this Ointment
is most invaluable. 1t does not heal extern
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TO THE LADIES.

Ladies can consult the Doctor on all private
and delicate troubles Remember that all cases
and correspondence are SACREDLY CONFI-
DENTAL
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1,rnr.r,1,rr nEeEGT0EV.

Ffpsr pprsryrESI .S--Serylces on the "a
al 'lT,h Is, Sni%"ths % , - each month, morning
J MY ,,,.a,,;mm ,,m %'' Rv. Dr. Lane Pastor. Sab,
hath G school Q cry sunday morning at o.
oInoL CI i, gilmore, Superintendent.
''Jp%' pr :LEAsANT PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH
" H. Hill Pastor, Preaching list and
qd S,6haths, morning and night, Bible
81 Shss nj tlN Parsonage on Wednesday cy,
Sninr' sabbath School, Sunday morning
Nj II Hale, Superintendent.
ppGEsrAST EPlscorAL CnuRcrt-Rcv. I,
II lacy, Rector, Services as follows: Al
Cfist Church, Point Pleasant, every. sun.
w morning at lOl o'clock, except the ID
Sunday in each month, and every Sunday
evening, at g O'Clock, except the 3d sun
day in each month. Sunday School at .
o'clock. I. Striblins, Sup't. Nestry meet
ing on the evening OF the ID Monday in cv'
cry month. Services at BrucG's Chapel on
ths I'd Sunday at 10Y A, NJ. Mason City
on the Sd Sunday 9t 3! p. NJ. West Col
nmbia the Sd Sunday at Gl p. VI.
NJ j.. CHURcH-Scrviccs on the LIST and
Sd Salybaths OF each month, in the even,
ing. q. @. Wildmg, Pastor, sabbath school
every Sunday morning at 8 o'clock L.
Pribbla, superintendent.
NJ. Il. CHuMu, SouTit-Scryices on the
,.b Sabbath OF each month. Rev. c. +,
o., ks Pastor. Sabbath School every
'Sii 'S,d%,S, | morning at 0 o'clock. Robert $
JIScle Sn ocitutcndent'
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Energy" says Goethe, "will do
anything that can be done in this
world; and no talents, no circum-
stances, no opportunities, will make a
two-lcgged animal a man withoutit."
This is an age of steam and tele-
graphs. Most of us have heard of that
before, 1t is therefore an age when
we must execute like steam and
think like Lightning. There are some
men that have got half their morn
ing chores done while their neighbors
are pondering the question whether
it is time to get up.
But energy is not merely that; it is
more. A man may be full of hustle,
but empty of energy, The steam
makes its greatest noise in blowing
off, not in work. Energy includes
not only life, but its direction and
employment. 1t includes both apur.
pose and push in accomplishing
the purpose, A young man wrote to
Horace Greeley for directions how to
learn to write for the press. "llavc
something to say, and then say it,
was the laconic reply.
A definite purpose dotcrmincdly
pursued, that is energy. And how
many there arc who have not the def.
inato purpose. That was shrowd
Yankee who measured the suitor 70,
the hand of his daughter by the use
he made of his iack-kniic. Thobash.
full swain Whitfield at a chip in his
hand as he preferred his request, and
the fathcr watched to see what he
would make of it; for, he said, "amau
that whittlcs and makes nothing, Is
u man without q purpose" How
many men of good parts~thcrc arc
who whittlo busily all thoirlivCs, the
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Classification of Jastlces.

PEsrptST-B. J, REpMoSp.
FlnST ClAss-JNbrz Beard, Lewis Bum
sEcoSD ClAss-John Cayct, Geo. Dang
herty.
TGInp Hugh NJ, Donne'lr, Vim.
French.
Forrra cLAs-SanaelI L. Carroll, James
ts rsIIi II. Hog, .sssniuel,Ht'
IfoSgsett - .-f,stI.. n,
Smrn cL6sy- -JarSes IL Mil|or, \, e.
Nilsson.
SEVENTH CLAss-Thomas Huthinson, j.
NJ Phelps.
W. Norcdock. ~
II. p. Van Matrc,
TEyrn CLAss-W,n, II. Wallis, Jabc2
Beard. Copy-Tcste:
jan. ely. L. KIAlBERLiNd, Clerk
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ScARY STATION, w. VA,
March 6, 1876.
.bsiiita,,,, R,s4islaess -
Please ALLOW ne g. suggest the
name of DR.. Joht J s|fhompson as Il
suitable candidate to fill the position
of State Senator from this District.
| believe it is generally conceded by
the counties composing this District
that Putnam county has the privil-
cge of naming the next candidate,
Dr. Thompson is well and favorably
known throughout the District, as
an honest, intelligent gentlemen, and
one that has already done good SER
vice in the interest of the people, |
am in favor of selecting our best
mon for such positions, and, believ-
ing that the Doctor would be the
right man in the right place, should
he be elected to that position, l
therefore ask space in your columns
for these few remarks in his favor
l don't know how the Doctor will
appreciate the idea of going to
Wheeling, but think he would 80
should the people so desire it.
Yours, &c, y.
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A Voice From VaggenerD DislgIcl,
Editor Reqtstlr

Editor Register
Being an htimblc, worker in the
Democratic and Conservative party,
1 desire to give my opinion as to who
should receive the nomination Of the
Democratic party in the next Con
gressional Convention in the Third
District. Ggs
In March, 1866, your humble SER
vent first met Hon, Henry s. Wells
er in the city. Wheeling, iasa CON
vention called f9rsshe purpose Of or.
.ganizipgsa part in fayor'of enfran-
.ehisiag tic az VI =
fundahentfl sJsscm OF goyes Ailie
/ believe that Mr. Walker made his
maiden speech at that time, and his
moderation, his self command, his
courteous manner, and his persua-
sivcness, marked him at once as the
future Patrick Henry Of West Vir-
ginia. And it is now a well known
fact, and not a debatable question,
that to-day he stands head and shoul-
dcrs above any man in the State, as
Il ready, fluent debator, There can
be nodoubt, that should the Demo
cratic party of this District elect
him to Congress, that he would at
once take front rank among the lea
ders in that body; and while thus
honoring him, they would be honor
ing themselves. We have heard a
good deal about the last Convention
being almost unanimous in favor of
another Kanawha gentleman max
ing the race this fall; and it is con-
tinually hurled in our ears, that un-
less we give the said Kanawha gen
tleman the nomination it will be a
breach of plighted faith to him be-
cause of his so gracefully yielding
and supporting Maj, Hereford ut the
last election. Now this cry is all
bosh. The last Convention had no
more right to pledge the nomination
this year, than it had for a hundred
years to come. Besides this gentle
man only done his duty as loyal
Democrat. in supporting the nomi-
nee,
Now The question for the Demo
cratic party to decide, is this, who
will FIJI the position with the most
saadssanl1-s.l l5al,rlll of tllH-sl
and the State it large. 1t is notSby.
any promises made by former Con
ycntions; not because a person was
too good a Democrat to bolt heparty
when defeated for a nomination, nor
because of years of experience in
Congress.
l think 1Tr. Walker fills the bill,
and so far as claims are concerned,
they are in his favor, two to one over
any man in the District.
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4ealtivation Sad4 tliyidaality essay
'by Jacob Bid, achcr's Example;
essay by w. VI Harper on Phre-
lnology..
2 SFrg s5oS.
Essay BY AIis ra, weltan. pa
per BY, Prof D, II athrie, Asthctics;
Essay by RsSE. titchell, subject,
Popmanship; esso bgJ. !. Eastman,
subject, One ng After KnoNl-
t6age; paper Al, Knight On
f Philosophy ( ofR .sa.s srIss
atiili sd
4ites6n Higher EllcisionS pape v
Education by Rev. Dr. Lane, DIP,
Guthrie, J,B. Yeager and Miss Jen-
ME Hornor were appointed commit
tee to procure subscriptions for the
Educational MontdEN
Committee on resolutions reported
the following which were adopted:
Resolved, That we tenderour thanks
To tho citizens of Mason City who
have so kindly entertained us.
ID. That we thank the trustees of
the NJ, E. Church for the use Of their
house for two evenings,
Sd That we thank the County Su-
perintendent, C. E. Hogg, for the
very able manner in which he has
conducted the exercises.
4th. That we acknowledge the OBJ
legation we feel to all who contrib
utcd to the interest of the occasion,
9Th. That we endeavor to make for
ourselves, as teachers, a distinct and
well defined profession, and for this
purpose encourage county and dis
trict associations.
9th. That we desire the publica-
ton ofthese proceedings in the El'-
catioaaI Monthly the county papers,
also, the Winfield Independent
The following amendment by Prof.
Guthrie was adopted;
RcsolreE, That we will support the
West Virginia Educational Monthly
and contribute to its support.
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1Ymca Of L0I,linn az Caulls.

CIRcuiT CouRr--First Monday in April,
and first Monday in October.
County CouWr-Third Monday in Jonu-
ary; Third Monday in March; Third Mon,
day in May; Third Monday in July; Third
Monday in November Third Monday IN
DECEMBER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GUNsMITIH SHOP.

Mr. c. NJ. DAaNrR, at his old stand has
RECENTLY put his shop IN fine working order
and il now prepared to do all kinds OF re.
noirinr. ON the Rhorlcst notice aud most
Icagpnnble terms Satisfaction guaranteed
All wc ask h n fair trial aud LET the work
spcnk for itself
Point Pleasant, w. Va, Feb. 3, 20
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CrTY llEgeE(TOEY.

Maror-,Is sMEs II. Corut, in.
Rccordcr--M. II. HALE.
Sergeant. jEwErr. -
Conucilmen-John W English, DR.. W
p. Ncale, Robert Young, I. Srlbhns' anu
Col. q. b. Thomas,
Street Commissioner | "iIiBS'
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Teachers Association.

The Teachers Association at Mason
City, which convened on the morn
ing of the Sd inst, and continued
over the 4th, was one of unusual in
tcrcst. Everything passed off pleas
antly, and each one of the forty or
fifty teachers in attendance seemed
to enjoy the occasion, The following
will give some idea of the proceed
ings:
The teachers met at the school
building and organized temporarily
by clecting County Superintendent
Hogg, President, and W, II. Pilchard,
Secretary. Rev, Cupp being present
addressed the Association in ia very
appropriate speech; after which, Mr..
NJ. F, Yoagor read an essay; subject,
Thoughts on our Schools,
AFTERNOON.
Met at / o'clock. Essay, by W. II.
Pilchard; subject, Arithmetic. An
hour was spent in discussion of Com
pulsory Education. Harper and At
kcson on the Affirmative, Simpson
and Nye, negative.
EVENING.
The Association was entertained
by Rev. w. L. Hill, of Point Pleas
ant; subject, The Teacher; after
which, Mr.. j, B. Ycager delivered an
address on Habits. The remainder
of the session was taken up with a
discussion on the subject of Woman
Suffrage, by Rev Jacob Bird and Mr.
Arvinc, on the Affirmative, with
Simpson and Atkcson to deny.
SECOND DAY.
Permanent organization was form
ed by clecting the previous one of tho
Mason County Teachers Association,
County Superintendent, @. L. lIogg,
being President by virtue of his
Office; Miss Sue A, Gale lst Vice
President, W. W. Harper ID Vice
President, w. H. Pilchord Recording
Secretary, Capt Oliver Phelps Cor
responding Secretary, Miss Mamie
Mason TrcasurcE Executive Com
|mittoc, Rev. Bird, Miss Lidc Ken
ncdy, j. b, Yoagor Essay, by Miss
Lizzie lIornor, subject, Failures in
] Life; essay by DR.. Roush, subject,
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.nrNnr.n1rNT sOCIETIEs.

At,soy,e-N;nturn Lodge No. 10, meets
,on the first and thiid IuC"yHss s,. % ''''''
month. @. ,snRgwDuRY, SecreWrEii NJ
odd EeIlows-Point Pleasant I,,"su ~, IU. do,.
80, |. o. o. r., meets every lhE'su"S
night, in Fishers Hall 5. D. shiSp''2
Secretary
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DE-. s. q. SHAW.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
TENDERs his professional services to the
public. Callsirom the country prompt,
ly attended to. Onlcc, cornCrof Main and
Third streets, opposite the old Presbyterian
Church, lOprlI D. lS'"-iE'
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nient dd aedm has been acoustic
more outrageous conduct than the
ex-Secretary himself 1t has been
asserted that large sums have been
expended in fraudulent way on Boz
gus improvements in cannon, on ma
val machinery, equipments and out
fits, and upon inventions known to
be worthless; as also pecnlations in
live oak reservations Of the govern
ment, bogus work atmany yards and
in contracts for supplies. These in
yestigations should stop. For the
credit Of the country, now ,debased
and dishonorcd, let every officer of
the government over whose name the
breath of suspicion has cast a shad-
ow of guilt resign his office; lot in
vestigations cease, and let US trust to-
the inherent native pride Of Ameri-
can citizens to restore the govern
ment into the hands, Of honest men
and an homes, party, at our next cleo
ton. The emergencies Of the gov
Sai erinmlSnnt qlSnt demand PrqPy q, change 4lfga-
fNSSS'HT1 ban gsryTGo ia clri arm;
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.4T.e Doom OF Isadicallsm seated,


.The Doom of Isadicalism Sealed.
1t is simply. folly to deny that the
frauds for which the Radical party
has become soconspicuous, musthaye
The effect of working immense dam
age 70 that party, and that the tre-
mepdops mslfeasance Of high Off
ciafs;.capped BY Belknap's misdoihgs,
viii be almost certain to so fatally
wound The organization that it will
speedily pass out Of existence, In
deed the interests Of the country, de-
mand that this party shall be stamp
ed out, dnd all the efforts Of those ar
iei de9otees to its teaehiifgs, who
u. illi. ~ The
party, Should not beheld responsible
for tlieir,acts, viii prove utterly dbor-
tive,
For who are these same criminals,
but the life and soul of the partly
They are the men. so prominent in
its ranks thatthey have been rewar-
ded for their zeal by office, and it is
notorious fact that of the $4,000
Office holders, there is scarcely one
from the highest-that of President
to the humblest, who not been
more or less instrumental in bring
ing the country into shame and dis
grace Therefore it is simply absurd
to say that the Republican party can
'divest itself of these men, or hope
that the people will not hold it to
strict accountability for their actions
"By their fruits ye shall know
them" IA good tree cannot bring
forth evil fruit, neither can a corrupt
tree bring forth good fruit' and "every
.rec /. Wh,ch Pringe'h no' loi'h soou
ituiT y |, Is ,n,' mewh DOWN ana e''s' il.o INC
llrc, lhese are Ine woroS ., holy
writ, and since they must be ac-
-knowledged as truth itself, and since
If they had been spoken directly.
.
against the Radical party OF the pres
ent day, they could not be more dl'
rectly applicable, the fate OF that
party'nhay be considered as torctold
BY the greatest and wlsost OF alt the
prophets that ever lived.
le', oeSPl'e Vile h'"n''es' uesCiny
oi Npo'c"'iSin' 'neie a'e ana WIN 'o
'o9no, '"S ihueeu II Is ohiy 70 DC c eN-
p'Gte0l many Hlo,sosES 81 !,l'.,, shs ~, ~
most 10 maI.o tbo Iost af : had ' hor =
goin and conyor tba N, nrossioT, that
2 ;aaa4 ,,,,,,l, 49,. 49, ,i'''
~ ''o' N'''0'' VI '"0" % '-'e, 'li
:. nov wy "l''Vii"0'I 'i'"s' " 'Ne
po7-''V' ~ n+t ."'"' - ''''''''''0
,o''s' Wv 'o'Io"1" 'N'''''' nom 90
IA. nort, 1%.';.'y,,,,%, roS,,o,s;,lo g., o.;,,,
orI, so r,ros Il baco,nos j. $500
,r,no tbotin u;th or anoIoaotio co..
i trd Will 10 dorht boro ,r;lI
bo = etrorc rortisoo oFo,t 10 ;do,t;f,,
s,o po,rbI;non ,,o,.t, n.;tL ~ .lort
coninGs Of Rohcoci; Rcltran aud
otbors lilo +bon, ,.nt ~ tbo nnrt,
tbo C;ncinn,ti con,,ort;on risas -
tho do,,onds of +La oa,o.;o,, ou1
o;yos tbo conn +rr tho evidence fbot
4 10 10 ho stiu @oyornod nc IN tbo
,,st ~, unr;ooi,,,o g. 49,
solo ), thoro ;s oyor,, rooso,, tohoi;oro
tbo+ tbo noorlo win stond hr ~
mo,,,;noas5
Admittino that the first nronosi.
ton is true, how can It be said for n
moment that the Republican marty
has not svmpatbized with, or apolo-
nized for. the crimes of membersP-
- =,
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rnwM ". EMaElgsIg,

a tt6l;ney at Law,
WILL practice in the Gourts,of NasonS
NV SE 6,74lp R1tpiS n Htg ecsfg y est ifsnIs -
= Address, Point Pleasant Mason county,
West Va Otiicc in the Court House.
dee. ~, lS72-ly.
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A young gentleman, having called
his physician, said' "Now sib | want
no trilling, / wish you'd strike ut
tho real cause of my disease ut
shall be instantly done replied doc
tor; and lifting his cane, he smoshcd
the dccoutcr Of wine upon the table.
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The Republicansmight just as We'll
acknowledge the corn, that .tliegais
no hope of political selvatiod .iof
them, and while we give thsha credit
for a certain amount q IA
fighting against most 3 ~
cumstances, we are forced eeaphQt
ally to condemn ths aaganeat
.Hzedltag RegigSi,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-03-16

A correspondent of the Courier
dominates Mr.. Edward L. Bill, of
Roano county, for Auditor Of Statoon
the Democratic ticket. This is near
er the right move than has yet been
made in that direction. Mr.. Billhas
been chief clerk in that Office for the
last five years, and understands the
business thoroughly, Besides, he is
a man of unblomished character and
in every respect worthy of the posi-
ton. His Democracy is all that wc
could object to in his condidocy,-
Kundphd Journal.