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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

construct d-Viz.. Inc route ktt ASH
land, Ironton, and Portsmouth, on
the Ohio river, and thence to Ginein-
natl and Columbus; second. the route
via Greenup, Maysgille, KY, 10 New.
port, Ky, opposite Cincinnati, on
the south side ofthe Ohio; and third,
the long. projected line from Cattles-
burg Cor the Chesapeake and Ohio
road ria Mount Sterling and Lex
ington to Louisville, Ky. We.think
there are demands which are press
ing hard upon these lines, and that
the moment the times arc better and
confidence restored they will be bnilt.
We hope to.live to see them all fin
ished, and the commerce of Rich
mond through them both prosperous
and active. r
But these three are western. The
line to Gallipolis takes . nearly
northern route from Scary along the
Kanawha for thirty.six miles, and
appears to be a sort Of rear guard of
our Western trade. 1t switches off
to encompass the important COM
merce that is directly in the north
western line and put it upon the
way to a more genial latitude and to
the Central, the golden gate of the
Chesapeake bay, for the exit and en-
trance u tho grand foreign commerce
of the middle States.
Our people are interested in this
road from Scary down the Kanuwha,
to this place, Their energy and
endeavors should be to have this road
built Our people can give substan-
tial aid if they will, and secure the
immediate building of this scary
road. The company havea charter
and right of way from scary to this
place, on the North side Of Kanawha
river.
SUICIDE IN RlrHIE CoUYTY.-Prof.
John G. Lininger, a well-known edu-
Gator of Richie county, committed
suicide last week by taking lauda-
mum. The Richie Gazette says:
The deceased man stated n short
time before he committed the final
act, that he had dressed himself for
the grave. He also said that he was
about to take his last, long sleep
Further, he caused his son to make a
peculiar mark, in the shape of a
cross, upon the coin with which he
paid for the fatal drug All these
things seem to bear out the theory
of premeditation.
1t is difficult to assign a reason for
this act of selfdestruction; hard to
offer a satisfactory explanation, Yet
it is true Prot, Lininger had once
been in good financial circumstances,
which had changed until he was a
poor man. He was a proud and
sensitive spirit, and, no doubt, he
was harassed and depressed on &C.
count of financial difficulties, It is
mournful to have to write, in addi.
ton, that as bright an intellect as
his should frequently be clouded by
the use of spirituous liquors. This
taking of his own life followeda hol.
iday week. 1t may be that free from
the influence of a stimulant, weary
in soul, depressed, discouraged, hope,
less, his mind sank to despair and
reaching the verge of insanity, he
took the draught that to him seem.
ed to contain the promise of ever
lasting rest.
Prof. Liningor, was formerly a
resident of Putnam county, and was
for several years County Superin,
tendent of Free Schools of that
county,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

SOME very pious dcacons are unx.
ious to overturn Hayes Southern
Policy. Do they want their friends
to have give years more of good
stealing in South Cardinal"
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Far1I,ns! Homes!

j HEUIS 11UIUGS
FOR SALE w u eS''5 ai..a aaf
and Southern Illinois, ut less than the i'm.
proyements are worth. These places have
been purchased ut forced sales during tbu
"hard tines OF past two years, hence
can afford to sell them at very low prl.
ces, on time TO suit buyers with nOdCr.
ate Of interest. Titles perfect, and possess
ion given at amy time. Send Tor full lies.
criptions, w +. LEONARD, 522
Pine ST., 81, LOuis, Mo.
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Pen Picture Of Bill Chandler.


Geo A. Townshend, Gath draws
the following portrait. chandler
is a frowsy youth, lank and fdgity,
with an eye-glass screwed into a
frown and a sort Of snaggle.tooth ex-
preston, suggesting Captain Marry.
ats dog Snarleyvow, of whom the
nautical author said: ale was one
of the most ill.conditioned ours which
had ever been produced; Of a dirty
yellow color, coarse and stumbling in
his make, with his forolegs bowed
out and one wall eye. = *
He carried his head and tail low and
had villainous sour look"
King Victor Emmanuel, of Italy,
is dead, His death occurred on the
9th inst.
The survivors of the Credit NIobil.
Ter ring all follow Blaine in making
war on Hayes.
Call the attention of your Rcpub.
lican neighbors to the fact that peace
prevails everywhere in the South
under the influence of Democratic
policy administered by Hayes.
1t is nearly two weeks since Bill
Chandler discharged a broadside at
the man for whom he helped to steal
the Presidency, and still Hayes sticks
to the Office, Load up and touch
her off again William.
--s----
Hon. George II, Pcndloton has
been elected by tho Legislature of
Ohio, United States Senator for the
term Of six years from the 4th of
March next. Thus the Republican
majority in the Senate is reduced
one,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

Lewis John lot Il, Clifton, J, \ Rich.
ards, y"
/, ID. s, Stevenson, Sheriff OF Mason
County, do certify that tho above rs true
list Of alltho hnds sold at u sale for dplin.
quont land had onihel0th day OIL. Noyem.
her, 1877. DIS. STEyENs0N, Sh'H, (
RB-rho owner Of any real estate sold as
nlovc, bis holrs OF assigns, or any person
Having right TO charge such real estllte
iot debt, niAy redeem the samoi,ys paying
10 ihdpprcliaser, his heirs OF uMiens With.
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.MnTInH.

TIME Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Valley City Salt Company, viii
be held ut their. Office insNalley City, on
Tuesday, JANUARY 2sd, at 10 lc'elock.A, NJ,
for the purposeoi electing Directors and
for the transaction OF such other business
as may come before them, "
jan 77lt 4. g. i AisPoID Pres
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RlNK REPORT.
REPORT OFTHE CONDITION

Of The Merchants National Bank of West
Virginia at Point Pleasant, inthc State OF
West Virginia, at the close Of business.
December 2Sth, 1877.
RESOURCES.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

There is talk about recognizing
the Republican party under the lead
Of Blaine, Butler, Bill Chandler &
Co., and changing its name Better
call it The Paper Credit, Credit Mo.
bilicr PoSt-tradorship, Gun Contract
and WhiskOy Ring Loyal Alliance.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

Merchants National Bank Of West Viz
GINA; MS Point Pleasant, Jan. 10, 1878.
A GENERAL meeting OF the Stockhold-
"A rsof this Bank Is desired at the Bank
ing House, on Tuesday, February 18th, ut
10 o'clock A. NJ.
BY order OF the Directors:
n. STRlBLING, Cashier.
jan. l7-4w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

When taxation is equalized in
West Virginia it will be the cheap
est place to live in the United States,
Capitalists, manufacturers and mer-
chants, seeing how low our taxes are,
will DO encouraged to como here and
operate. Our hills will pour out
their wealth Of minerals; the roar
and rumble of manufactures will be
heard; our markets will rejoice in
renewed activity, and West Virgin
in will step into the important place,
hers by reasons of merit, situation,
enterprise and official honesty,
Justice and wisdom. The dawn that
precedes the coming Of a better day
for our young State shines forth
bright and clear,-Leadcr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

A coal mine at Fairmont accident.
ally caught fire several days ago, and
a number Of men have been at work
trying to oxtinguish it, with very
little hope Of success.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

Let everybody talk railroad. The
men of money should take the lead.
If they will ii, the road will be CON
struOtod from sCary to this place.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

Tho Republicans at their Convon.
tionin New Hampshire, Wednesday
of last week, nominated Benjamin
+, Prescott, for Governor, and passed
resolutions endorsing the policy Of
Hayes,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

Tho 'rebels in the House" are
catching it from Blaine's friends
since the proposition to authorize
investigations by the various com.
mittccs was introduced, 1t is u bad
scasOn of the year for ''sun.strokcs."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

Lots Of Republicans who claimed
TO believe that Hayes was fairly
elected have changed their minds
since he rrfusod,to DO run by the
Duehine.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

The Mississippi jstties, construct
ed by Capt. Eads, is U,.e Oh tne great
est works on record. Against the
opinions of some of the most learned
engineers Of the world, he proposed
to open the Mississippi delta to asuf-
ficient depth to admit the largest
vessels. He contracted with the
Government to progress at a certain
rate, and was to receive $4,000
each year that he washed the bottom
to a certain depth. Already he has
been paid 100000, and increased
the depth from u to % feet. His
jetty system is u success, and he will
have d fortune when he secures the
last payment Of the s5,0OoOOO
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Al FARM AND HOME,
OF YOUR OWN
.HaH is THE TINE TO sEGUREIT'!
oNLY TIVE DOLLARS
{. ron An AGRHi "A

OF theibe Land In AmeriCa, 1000 90 A.
ores IN Eastern NebINslkn, on tle
line OF the Union Pacific Railroad
now iorsalo. Iaiyairs efdlii gireb, ialrrs.,
onIyarp er eeHt. These are the only lands
ron sAIE on the line of this GREAT RAIl.a
ROAD. tho WoRlD's IlidfngAy, Send iof
the NEw 'PIoSEgR the best paper ior
those seeking new hofles ever published.
linll information; with MAJ rs, sent ERRr.-
d. #. N us. InDd lna|i up; r X.
Onaha. Nebraska,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

King Victor Emmanuel, of Italy,
is dead, His death occurred on the
9th inst.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-17

The survivors of the Credit Ntobil.
Ter ring all follow Blaine in making
war on Hayes.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-26

Did ever love any other girl: : re-
pea!rI a prospective bridegroom, IN
answer 70 the icartnI inquiry Of his IN
tended. "Why. MY darling. OF course
not how could you a>k such qnes-
ton You arc ny first, and only love.
rhi< heart knew no wak'uing until the
sunshine OF your l"vc strcam"d IN and
woke it to cc>'acy." And then he
kissed hor tcnl,r'y and went home and
said TO himself. Il must hurry them
things ont of the way. right oil. or
there be- a row. and hc collect d to-
.cthtr a cr'at rII' ot' letters, written IN
al kinds Of feminine hands, with lois
Of faded flowers, and photographs, ard
locks Of hair. and bis of faded flbboL.
and Other things. and when the Whole
collection Ind been crammed into the
Kitchen CRATE. he drew a deep sigh and
said to himself. There goes all that's
left Of fourteen undying loves let EN-
flicker
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-26
An Unexpected Visitor.

Some time ago large and excited
crowd of citizens rushed to one Of the
wharvcs in New Orleans as if some ca.
ta>trophe had haTpcne1. No explosion
had taken place, however, no suicide or
accidental drowning had occurred, but
the cause of the gathering was no less
one Of some interest. Az ALI ligator--a
real. scaly. huge monster had suddenly
assembled from the muddy depths Of the
Mississippi. and crawling up"n the
wharf. and coolly surveyed the animated
panorama Cf our great thororrhfhrc.
He was cyilrnti y a progressive alligator
lifted with an investigating mind, and
seemed to take frcat interest in the
signs Of advanced civilization which sur
rounded him. He baSkcd lazily in the
sun. and after while hrca,nr !imilar-
nd enough with the scene to gain
confidence. and To advance Il littir near
cr to the lcvcc Jas; then. unfortunate
", some cue saw him, aud exclaimed
III a vn!cc of terror. AN Alligator .
Oar amphibions friends nerves were
disturbed bv the cry. and making 4
ri.h,-atDnt frcr. he started ii sharp
p.cc FIR hi~ nrrivr element Th" people
between hm aud th" river scattered III
all directions. wl!l, those behind at
tack"d linn with stones AMI h,u]:cons
IN uniortuurtc mrn>t"r was Knocked
sous i,>S \ ILL.,. c"lorrl man lied Il
: y" around his Jaws AMI dra-2c'i han
If, ,-tirn'nrtrlnmrtani'ya the th1r.ht
ot VIA, a tin" nlir "i waterproof ho Is
ic wonll have made out of the hiir.
The a,l,.aror w,~ som" ten feet lour.
ana rather dangerous customer To
meet alnn' in a narrow path.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-26
THE LABORER AND THE WAR
RIOR.

Tie camp has had its day OF song:
the sword. the hayonet the plume
Have crowded out Of rhyme toe long
The rlow. the anvil AMI the loom.
o. not upon the tented fields
Arc freedoms heroes bred a'onc:
The training of workshop yields
More heroes true than war has known.
Who drives the bot, who shapes The steel.
May with heart as valiant suite
\S he who sees tocman reel
In blood before his bio = Of might:
Tie skill that conqucrs space and time.
That gracCs life. that lighicnS toll.
May spring from courage more sublime
Than that which makes realm - spoil.
Let labor. then. lock up anil see
His craft n path of honor lach>:
The soldiers ;iilc yet shall he
Less h"norcl than the wooiman'S axe:
Let arr his own aII oin,mcn, prize
Nor deem that cold or outward light
Can cOrnpensnt" the worth that lies
In tastes that breed their cwn delight.
And may The time draw nearer still,
Vixen man this sacred truth shall heed,
That from the thought and fi"m the viii
Must a'l that raises man proceed:
Though pride may hold our calling low.
For Us shall duty make it good;
Ani from truth to truth shall 20.
TIL life and death are unlcr>tool.
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Police Women.

About the last occupa,lon TIA; w1u'd
be selected rs suitable For women IS that
Of serving on the poiire force. The
Iar:,.c person to make the suggestion Is
no other than Dr.. Mary Walker, the
we'll known wcarcr OF the Blooner cos
tune. who HIS pet;tioned the Washing
ton board Of police Or an appointment
as a special poiicewoman. II her pray
er is granted she will spread coH'terna.
zion in tho rank. of the small boys oil
that city. whose chic! amu'euent h"Fc'
.pr +. has been t. follow that revcreH
Ialv ab9rt the streets %: The capital
exhortine her u pull down her vest.
AMI makn. other unk nj a!!uslons u
her attire.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-26
A Terrible Liar.

''Ilc was the orfulcst liar | ever seen,
said Cooley O'Lcary. as We returned
from his friends funeral. "Whv. he
told ME once that he lived on a smal
/ island in the Pacific ocean on whicl
there was an active demand out in thai
region for watcrmelons. so he went into
the business of raising them. And he
said one year his whole crop failed ox-
ccpt one melon. that kept on growing
Il, such rate that it crowded him Of
the lowland. and up the side Of the
volcano. which generated steam and
caused an explosion whicl blew up the
whole concern to atoms. and shot him
four hundred miles out t. sea. where
he was picked up ty whalcr. He
used to tell that the great mis-
take Of his lin was that he dian |
drive 4 riu- in the crater ofthc volcano
50 as to make it water-tight, and then
slice open the watermelon ami come
sailing home on the half she'll.
lie would lie He said that once
he was cas-, away on an iceberg, with
no baggage bnt Il pair Of skatc' and a
fi,in" poir. But he skated arounnd
until he caMc across Il dead whale. frozen
into tie ice. $, ne to4k off his shirt
it was night for six months that year,
up thrrc--iorc it into strips foT i wick,
run tie strips through the bamboo
ishin: rod, stuck the rod into the Eat Of
the wha.c. and lii thc o;hcr cnd. He
sai it burned splendidy, oni he ic'-
berg .liccfel the li.ht - strongly that
it was bri.ht as d,y for frty mics
around. and one vessel ran into the lee
b.fg, ihinting it was ii.ht house.
He SAYS he sold the icrb'r. to 'he Cap
tin Tor $,j.000. ami the Captain split
it up ami 'nok it h"m". AMI made POO
per ccnt pr,!it i.spo>in. Of it t" the ;c''
companies.
lie? WILL, >ir, h" beat any man ]
ever came across. Told me that once
out in N"vaia Il mountain lou attacked
him with his mouth wide open. lie
had presence Of mind enough TO grab
i; By the tongnc and pull. The lion
reared with pain. but he did his Level
best pulling. and pretty soon the tongue
began to give and the tail to shorten,
and directly out they came. the tail aad
the tongue IN one continuous string.
lie said h. had 'cm 1T home and he
showed en- to me, but M belief Is
they were only three or four cowh'des
and Il bulls tail doyctailcl together.
lie was astonishing rs truth crush.
er. Said nc served "n a Gunboa; dur
in. the war which was very small and
light. while the mortar on the dcck was
very latge and heavy. and he sail the
first time they tried to Ere a fifteen
inch shell, the shell remained station
airy. whie lh' rccoii WAS - great that
it fired the .unhort four miles up the
stream and landed it it y tree. He
was liar. bu; nos he's dead, ! reckon
he'll k"tch it.
There WA no d,ubt about it; Mr..
OLcary was very successful "a con-
.tructor Of energetic works Of fiction
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-26
Limit Of the Power OF tho Micro

In the animal kingdom are iound
myriais Of fnrms-animalcui;c, for cx-
amplc--so minute that their bulk is
reck"nrd hy less than ono. millionth part
Of Il cubic inch. The vegetable king
dom also offers abundant specimens Of
Microscopic organisms. and yet most Of
them have bcca carefully examined.
For instance, The s'riatcd markings Of
the Pcur"-siJmn .t;'$c1p'a have been
counted to a number sixty-iour thou
sand to the lincal inch Notwi.hstand-
ing the almost infinitcsimal size of por-
tion< of the organic world. human skill
is able to compete with it in Io'nt Of
diminutivcncss. Platinum wire has
has been drawn 50 fine thar i. was 10
larccr than the smallest fibre Of the
.o>samcr's web. ti9id has been dcposi-
tel upon the surface Of other metals.
and has been drawn to such extreme
ill:nncss that the thousand millionth
part Of 4 grain exhibited the visible
characteristics Of the metal. Nobert,
with unsurpassed mechanical skiil, has
ruled a tcsr plate consisting OF lines
only enc hundred and twelve thousandth
part Of an inch apart. Such minute
divisions are wholly beyond the rF>olv-
IL. power or the mos; elaborate o!
modern microscopic appliances for the
fact ha' been shown by Sorby that tn"
'iltimare power of the Instrument for
distinct 4 GaItion is limited To the cx-
animation Of nagnitulcs not less than
one-hllf of !hr avcrag. wave leng'! Of
The luminous spectrum. "r auo1i e':h'y
thousand to the inch. Wees tie di
mrn.'n- are lees the dalk ,;", irrnte
lrin.cs-or shadows-impair H." de-.
in ti"n. cXccp' in thu case of >:rai'ci
narkiucs which, bY a judiciou' arrln-,-
mems of Ii.ht. uay bc coun.el even to
over one hundred thousand to the urh
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-26
He.mpton's Honor and Honesty.

1t i, grari',in. t. learn thIt Governor
Hampton. Of Sputh Garoiini, haS taken
immediate AMI appropriate steps in aid
Of the la~ Of the United StlicS in the
case Of the Illicit disillers. In one word
the case is this: Several lille II! Iis,:l.er>
hal been arrested by the Authority and
officials Of the ni'rI States they were
violently rescued, and Governor lIamp-
ton directs the Sheriff of the county to
usa all means to bring to justice the res.
cung mob. Now the III re matter of
revenue is comparatively Of no confe-
qucnce. The issue which rises far above
the monetary consideration is, whether
The spirit Of the South is in frvor Of the
supremacy of tho law. the Federal law
in it,. sphere Allowance crn really he
mqd. only for the wild notions of the
Illicit distillers. an ind degree for the
sympathy oftheir friends aud nclghbor':
Lu' the Serions question is. what is the
atri'uir. real. not pretended. OF The au'
rhori;ir>I IN thiSraSc, Governor lamp
ton appears To- have met hi, responsibility
a, once and fnlly a,. indeed. he seems
t1 have done in the matter If tie debt
of thr State. When the Whole South
shall have come to the point of yelling
observance To law and Obligation, and
shall cxitit the same politic'l srcaci'y
and CONSEQUENCES which Hampton seems
to display. thor, WI. be li;t.H fear Of
c mmuni<m il polite. or iinrnr". And
cvrv iaiir1;ion of l,ya':y 10 i 10: and
honesty in th" South will meet with
promp. recognition blythe Nor:h.-P or-
H-lc, Il. / Joarrr'.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-26
A B,autltd, II i.

canro; hr'iaco that earth is man :
ahi,inr placa. |; cannot b, thlt our
LIE j. east up by tie oc"Ln OF eternity
10 float i,r - moment on is w,vr' and
sink to norhinsne,s. Else why is i;
that the glorious aspirations which leap
Ike ance,s !ronthc temple inur hearts
are forever wanlcr;n. about uusa;i-t ID:
Why is It that til" rainbow anl thr
cloud, come over Ii, with Il beauty that
i, not OF earth. thcn pass If ard leave
us to muse upon their faded Iovc'IacSS ?
WHY is il that the stars ssh" ho!d their
{, s;ivals around the milni.h; thronr are
set above the Grasp oi limited faculties.
forever morkng u~ win Their unap-
proachaLc glory? And finally, why Is
i, that the bright tn.m> OF human beauty
presented to cur view and then taken
from Us. leaving thr thousand streams
of our affections To now back in Alpine
torrents on our hearts: We are born
for a higher word than that of the
earth there is realm where rainb'ws
never fadc-whrrc the stars will be but
before US. like iSletS that sumbrr On the
ocean: and where the beings that pass
before us like shadows will stay in our
presence forever
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-26
A Retrospect OF Centuries.

: One hundred years ago American In
dependence.
Two hundred years ago King Philip
the Inlian) defeated and slain habcTS
co,Jus in England.
Three hundred years ago massacre
/ of st. Bartholomew Spanish Armada
preparing.
Four hundred years AGO printing in
vented Isabella the coming queen.
Five hundred years ago tn" days OF
Tamcrlanc the Tartar, and GhauccT the
English poet.
Six hundred years ago. Bilio! and
Bruce; Richard Bacon; st. Thomas
Aquinas: House Of IIa>p>burs founded.
Seven hundred years ago; Richard
Cmur d. Lion and Sa'ain. sultan Of
Egypt, measuring swords in Palestine.
Eight hundred years ago William
the Conqu"ror.
Nine hundrcd years ago; Hugh Ca
pct, the Frcnrhman.
Onc thonsanl years ago; Aired the
Great.
One thousand ore hundred wears ago;
Gharl magn and IIaronn Al Rr>chil.
One 'honsanl IVA hundred wears a"o;
Nolrmolanism making lively work in
ConStnnlinollc and other places
Onc thou>al thrr" hnndr"'l y"ar' ago {;
Old ChusrocS the Persian lives b. mur.
der. AMI the Pnnc Is made 4 secular
ini:c among kings.
o." thonSanl four hnnlrcd wears ac';
the S,xons lively in Britain Clovis cs-
fablishcS he Frcnrl: monarchy, AMI III"
Nl>lgoths conquer Sraln
On" Thousand fivp hundred year: ago;
the Roman Empire having l"risa'el
MANY years in favnr Of capital and against
labor, begins to fall to pieces.
One thnusan3 six hundrd wears ago;
the world has nothing better to do tnan
to breach aud drnounce hercsies and get
up religious prosecutions.
One THOUSAND seven hundred years
ago: Marcus Aurelius, Tacitu<, and
p!utarch.
One thousand eight hundrcl years
ago Jerusalem destroyed, and Hercula-
ncum and Pompeii buried.
One thousanl eight hundred and seventy
cisht years ago all the world at peace
and Christ born.
Six thousand years ago Adam rose to
the dignity of large real-cstare owner,
but by poor management was driven
Tito involuntary bankruptcy.