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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-11-22
MoonIlrb, 4 lIle Graves


n sl,inetb ~ e quiet graves
tVhesa 10y ones have gone;
n watehes 18th ANGELES gaze
x Where ie dead are left alone.
Ana M sound OF busy life
IA tl2still graveyard Gomez,
hui pdceiully the slecpers lie
DIN in their quiet homes.
Aysilently and solennly
IN tirOweth shadows round;
And every gTaye-stone hath q trace
Z In darkness on the ground.
II looketh, on the tiny mound
Where little child II laid,
II lighteth up the marble pile
Which human pride hath made.
1t ialleth with unaitered ray
On the simple and the stern,
And showeth with q solemn light
The souows we must learn.
II telleth OF divided ties
On which It's beams have shown,
Il whispereth Of broken hearts
Which broken live alone.
But 1t Is we'll That cllangcless ray
A deeper thought should throw
Where mortal love pours forth the tide
OF unayailing woe.
II teaches us no shade OF grief
Can touch the starry sky;
That all our sorrow liveth here,
The glory is on high.
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Thought IIe'dTell Her.

Amid a crowd Of excursionists
wandering around the City Hall
grounds yesterday afternoon, was a
woman about sixty years of age, who
had some remark to make about
everything she saw, and CLEANED a
good deal Of valuable information
from a bootblack, who was taking a
halfday's vacation.
"Where are the water-works?'
she asked, as she. sat down on the
stone steps.
"oh, up here mile or So" he an
swered, "but 1 want to tell you that
the water don't work. It's the big
engine which works, while the water
loafs around all the time"
She reflected for while, and then
remarked;
GLOW grandly those fountains
squirt"
"Wrong again, grandma" he re-
piled in his blandcst tones. at isn't
the fountains which squirt, but the
water. Those fountains wouldn't be
any better than posts if it wasn't
for the water"
"Yes-ahom-yes," coughod tho
old woman, as she pulled out her
handkerchief,
Pretty soon wagon went by Ia
belled Sire Department" and as
she read off the words the boy observ-
ed:
"There's something I ought to ox-
plain, Now, you'd naturally think
that that wagon distributed fire
around town, but it doesn't, They
jog around from place to place carry
ing supplies, coal, etc. And | pre-.
sumo you understand, also, that
fire wagon isnot a wagon on fire.
She seemed considerably annoyed
by his lucid explanations, but she
could not help inquiring:
care them dcGr-heads around the
gas lamps2"
ooh, no. grandma-not much
They are made of iron and simply
resemble deer-heads If they were
real heads you'd see blood streaming
down, and the poor deers would be
rolling their eyes in the awfulest
kind of agony"
81 guess l am not a fool" she sung
out as she rose to 60,
" mistrusted that most half an
hour ago." he replied, "but if l was
in your town I'd be hopping glad to
have you point out things to me and
me right. Now, they call these
stones flags, but do you see the star
spangled rip,tangled banner-?"
She walked off with great dignity,
leaving him to hold down the steps
alone.-Er.
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I'ino cigars and Chewing Tobacco,

Gentlemen who indulge IN tho weed
should not forget the fact that they will nl-
wnys find ut tile Book Store the choicest
brands Of cigars, and llne Virginia chew
lux tobacco
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-11-22

l now take pleasure in amour
ing to the good people of Mason
County, that Ihave just fitted up
the finest SALOON and REsTAU-
RANT on the Ohio River, (AIain
Street, opposite Franz House,) in
Point Pleasant, W. Va,
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
HEAD THE ANNOUNCEMENT
OF zHB
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LECTURE.
TIE GREAT CAUSE

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DLANK DEEDS, neatly printed, ongood
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TUT rs Pills

rr. 'i'rtt has been cn.
ga..rd in the practice Of
IN, dicine Ihirivycars and
fn- l'nngiiairwigjp demon.
i:rilurul a'mtoiIy IL the
Medical College at Gtor-
Gin, ''rncr l,rsiils using
H. l':'ls haycthc guar,n-
tee TINT they are prepared
an Gthn,ifc priuriplcs,
and are Tree from all
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lie has succeeded in
combining in thea ths
lirr,ianrr lut.igonis,ic
qualities Uf n irSEgtkrH.
ir.,, ;uEcdiirr, dH2a fHf.
i'yipPiRic.
Their frat 1prltcnt ell
'!,ct i TO increase the ~.
petite by c;iusirg the inti,.
,ir properly aS-imil1tc.
Thus The system is nmi;
/ he'd. and nv their tonig
action onthC digestive or.
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1iicr.ipi,iily with which
Re, Gus ,ikr cH ReSR.
while under the influence
oiiliesc pills, ol itself in.
liratcs their adapiNhilily
10 nourish the body, and
hence ;l,uirrllicicyincu cur.
ivy nervous ,,uhilily,mrl.
anCholy. dyspepsia, vast.
Ina OF the muscles, slug.
gislncss OF the liver.
Chrnn,c constipation, and
igtli Ia tire sySivri. Sud
ii ray Sirsel, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
8 9 gE9g .


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Alphabctic Curiosltics.

The Protean nature of the vowel
sounds is familiar to all. A few
amuseing examples will show that
the consonants are nearly MS bad,
b makes a road broad, turns the
ear to a bear, and Tom into q tomb.
c makes limb climb, hanged chang
ed, q lever clever and transports a
lover to clover.
Dturns q bear to beard, a crow to
crowd, and makes anger danger.
T turns lower regions to flower re-
gions,
G changes son to song, and
makes one gone,
II changes eight into height.
X makes no now know, and eyed
keyed.
l. transforms a pear into a pearl,
n turns limo into linen, n crow
to u crown, and makes ono none.
p mctamorphoscs lumber into
plumber,
Q of itself hath no significance,
S turns even to seven, makes hove
tshovc, and word n sword, q pear
fspear, makes slaughter of laughter,
and ouriously changes have a hoe to
shaving o shoe.
y T makes u bough bought, turns
horo there, alters one TO tono changes
ether Ia tether, and transforms the
phrase "to allow his own" ito tallow
this town."
W docs well, o. g., hoes aro whocs?
are becomes ware, on won, omen wo-
mon, SO SOW, vic Wow; II makes IN
arm warm, and turns u hut into
whatp
Y turns fur to fury, a man TO
many, to 10 toy, Il rub to u ruby, ours
10 yours, aud Il lad to q lady,
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Van Matre Note Paper. !"

We are the propriotors Of this favorite
brand Of motto paper, which We are having
manufactured expressly for this market,
andwhich for quality aud lincness Of finish,
is the ne plus uhiu ofthe papers Of the day,
and the browning feature oil all Is that We
are retailing II at regular wholesale rates.
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To which are added the late works in each
department as soon as published.
VAIL PAPERS,

We have the largest stock OF wall papers,
in Mason County, which will be sold lower
than ever before offered in this market,
and we are prepared to duplicate any bill
no matter where purchased. To parties
purchasing large quantaties We will give
extra Inducements.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
A RaIkY Horse.

Yesterday forenoon, on Elm street,
q small roam horse, attached to q bug.
gy, stopped still and refused to move.
Various remedies were tried for
awhile to no purpose. Two white men
and negro were the most active par.
Elephants in endeavors to get the ami
NAL to move on, and thus carry the
occupant Of the buggy to his destina-
ton. A rope was first tied around the
horses neck and then fastened to the
horn OF saddle on stout mule. The
rider OF the mule urged that quadrup-
ed forward, and It looked for while
"a II the buggy nag was going TO stand
still and have his.own head pulled off.
And stand he did, and his head might
have been pulled of II the rope had
not broken. Then the effects of a
keen whip was tried, but TO no pur-
pose. Then bright Idea struck the
negro, who took q handful OF mud and
showed II into the animals mouth.
Now II there is anything that Is calcu.
lated TO "rile" man or beast, II is Dali
las mud, and the sequel showed that
this buggy horse was no exception to
the rule. Still he doggedly refused to
bulge an inch. At last man stood
on each side ofthe horse and proceeded
TO stuff the animals ears full Of more
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
JACK HARDY.
nraallns Down o. .ne Yamou. MACON.

Breaking Down Of the Famous Racer.
Jack Hardy, the pet and pride Of
Dallas county horsemen, as well az
the pet and pride OF all Dallas county,
met with an accident on the 18th day
Of August, that will retire him forever
from the turf. On the morning Of that
day, while his trainer was exercising
him, he gave way In one OF his knees.
He has seen n wonderful career, not
10 much from the extraordinary time
that he has made, but from the pluck
and speed that he has shown under
circumstances that should have laid
him on the shelf before this. He has
been pronounced by his admirers, and
those who have no cause TO be In love
with him, IN emphatically the best
horse that ever brushed the dew from
Texas grass. Tracing his geneology
back almost 10 the Henrys OF Eng.
land, without u cold cross or ragged
forefather or fore.dam, he may well
have been pronounced as such. Like
nearly all Texans he came from anothr.
or country, and left no better than
himself behind him. His royal rela-
lions, Ten Broeck and Tom 0chiltree,
have heard the world sound their
praises, have seen multitudes rise In
homage TO their nobility, rs they led
competitors past the pole but Jack
far away in Texas was as grand in his
blood, NJ proud In his bearing and as
game in the last brush as either, only
he never had a chance. In one race in
Kansas City he ran ono day eight GILES
and quit the track ~ game and proud
a victor ~ ever passed under the
string, No dropping head, no ears
thrown back, but an air OF an ability
TO perform the same feat again. The
next day. he ran close race OF two
mile, and when the shoes were read
justed on him the blood had congre-
gated under them yet, in the race, he
never tagged, never showed a sign of
the pain, and only when this work
was completely done he limped to his
stable, ruined forever. Heran against
Conrad and General Phillips, at Hous.
ton, In May last, but his tour in the
north and his race at Kansas City had
done the work for him, this last race
completed 1t. But here again he
evinced that indomitable pluck and
energy for which he was 80 remarka-
BILE. One hard track, hard almost
as stone, he Numbered with legs unfit
for use, and when admlring crowds
gathered to witness the horse Of Texas,
the horse in which the whole state
had begun to have an interest, his
large melting eyes seem TO express
that the days Of his pride and victories
had passed away. Everything that
could be done for him, regar dless OF
expense or trouble, was done, but at
the first gallop In preparing for this
fall's campaign, his knee gave away,
and he ia led from the track to enter
II no more.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
DALLAS, TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER s.
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

The agitation OF the question o
new operahouse, has subsidized.
The jewelry peddlers on the stree
corners did thriving business yester
day.
The Central mail train bount
south, was several hours behind last
night.
There will be rattling among Tho
dry bones next week. The grand jury
meets Monday.
"A couple of travelling theatrical
companies will probably organize in
this city within the next six weeks.
"A drove OF twelve or fifteen mich
cows and calves were driven through
Main street late yesterday afternoon,
New steps have been placed against
the sidewalk near the postoillce, and
fronting the north door Of the court.
house. Quite convenience.
The news that there Is llkeli-
hood of q removal of the postoflioe To
point nearer the business centre OF
the city Is received with favor.
AS the cool days and nights APP
proach, the weary tramp, who has
been sojourning in the country during
the summer, turns his face to the city.
Officers Waller and Arnold, who
assisted In making the arrest, will
come In for an equal share of the re-
ward paid Marshal Morton In New
Orleans, for the capture OF White.
Although the pride of his stables,
Jack Hardy, has broken down, Major
Barley has a number Of other good
horses, which are entered here and at
Marshall for the fair races.
The. New Orleans Democrat, OF
Sunday, has long account OF the cap
ture and career of James White,
taken In this city by Marshal Morton
aud his officers, ana carried To New
Orleans last week.
The frat fair of the Harrison coun-
ty association, we notice by adyertise~
ment In the Marshall papers, com.
mences on Tuesday, October 8, con.
tinuing four days. Over thousand
dollars premiums on cotton are of
fered. Also large premiums for fast
horses.
Nothing delights the average small
boy so much as dog>dght. They will
show more industry and perseverance
In this undertaking than anything
else they can be placed at. Several
were earnestly employed in front OF
Burton's gun store on Main street yes.
terday trying to stir up fight be-
tween brindle bulldog and large
mastiff. The fight finally took place,
butafter few rounds OF doubtful
character, the mastiti rapidly retreated
south on Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

Escaped Trough Want Of Evidence
Yesterday In the district court mol.
pros. was entered as TO the indictment
against Jim Blake, colored, charged
with an assault with intent to kill.
Doubtless some of our readers will re-
member the circu instances OF the ass
sault. Over a year ago Mr.. Carter,
now keeper of the calaboose, but then
q policeman, was called on to quell a
disturbance alta negro dance in East
Dallas. He arrested Blake rs one OF
the ringleaders of the disturbance,
and started to the lookup with him,
followed by crowd OF negroes, some
OF whom cried, kill him." skill him!'
referring to the officer. After he had
gone short distance with his prisoner,
the officer was fielled by severe blow
on the head from u heavy stick.
Blake and two others were arrested for
this assault, and one of them was tried
at former term Of the court and sem
fenced to seven years in the peniten-
tiary, which sentence he is now full.
filling. The trial OF Blake came up
yesterday, but In the meantime the
witness for the prosecution IA negro)
has been arrested for some offence In
Marion county, tried and convicted
and sentenced to the penitentiary and
served his term, thus disquallfying
him as witness. Therefore the DIS
charge Of Blake.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

We pity that much abused organ,
the liver. 1t is held responsible for
every little ache and pain. II Is CEN
sured on every hand. II Is made 70
daddy nearly all diseases, and is work.
ed TO death. This Is detrimental, UNI
wise and unsafe. Let the liver rest.
Use no strong medicines. Keep your
bowels open now and then by the use
of mild and simple remedies, those
which are pleasant and received kind
ly by the stomach. Such remedy is
Balley's Saline Aperient, which IL
pleasant, refreshing ana efiervescent.
1t is sold at one-half the usual price,
and Is all you need. sep3.tl'lS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
Go to Hagarts' for sourkraut.--

-B. Meyer will take any kind OF
valuables in pawn,-tf
F. Fendrich's Is the only house
that sells the Lone Jack smoking to-
bacco. n
Orr Is selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than ut. Louis prices.-tf.
IF. Fendrich's Is the only house that
sells the Gravely chewingtobacco. II
--B. Meyer will sell Burdet organ
at very low hgures.-tf
n. fendrich's Is the only house that
has the Game Cock smoking tobacco.
II
-Ifyou want to buy a family car
riage, Orr has the latest styles and
patterns.-tf.
IF. Fendrich's IL the only house
where you will find large assortment
OF meerschaum and brier wood pipes.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
Thanks.

Yesterday, that polite attendant Of
the Bird Cage, Joe Reason, made his
appearance In The HERALD Office and
laid on the city editors table pretty
and tasteful boquet Of FLOWERS, pres.
ent from MIR. Antoine. We make our
best bow for the compliment, and
wish the Bird Cage and lite genial pro.
prietor unbounded success.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

The population ofthe United States
ls estimated now at forty millions Of
people, and II is suggested that, allow.
Ing each person wears out three pairs
OF boots and shoes In year, It re.
quires the production Of 12O,OOO,OOO
shoes every year 10 keep them supplied.
In other words, about seven and q
half old shoes are being flung into the
back yard every second. And Page, at
5os Main street, Dallas, makes and
sells his share OF them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08

The year 5s7s Of the Jewish calendar
was ushered in yesterday. Orthodox
Israelites observe to-day and to.mor-
row. The 10th is observed through
out the world strictly by fasting and
prayer by all who profess the Jewish
faith. II is known as the great Sab.
bath Of Sabbaths.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
personal.

| w. Q. Reeves, Esq, returns to
Washington, Monday.
Colonel Howe Y Peyton, of Vir-
ginia. has qualified to practice law in
all the courts of the State, and will
make his home In Dallas.
Professor Leonidas Poynt, OF the Vir-
ginia Female Institute, Stanton, Vir-
ginia, is in the city, stopping at the
LeGrand. The professor is here in the
interest Of that justly celebrated school,
and will take back with him mum.
her of scholars from this State. He
leaves for Virginia next Tuesday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
Literary soetety.

We learn that 1t is the intention OF
several young gentlemen OF this city
to organize literary society, for NUT
ual cultivation and advance. This
strikes us as a good move. Let the so.
oiety be organized by all meaus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
To Re Attractive IL a pu,x

OF which ladies may best acquit them.
selves by the use of Gouraud's Olym-
plan Cream, an article which no lady
has ever tried without becoming Its
last patron. Large bottles reduced to
one dollar. For sale by Connor &
Walker, agents, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-08
Am InynIuahle penu,lner.

"rhe Kitchen Crystal Soap" with.
out which that greatest domestic
beauty, clean house, with clean
household utensils, can never be OBJ
talned. II will remove every trace OF
dirt from knives, tinware, etc.