The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-01-24

oheer up and smile, fUf 4 classical
Divine has declared that the
word he'll should not be In the-Bi-
bic; thatit is q iisistfansl ation. Re-
formatipn from evil ways and an.
end % incoirigibiiity, may. now be
expected Bro. Tippett, 81 thePoint
Pleasant l2gJiSfer We eoftgratulate
ypli upon your eternal escape n Gal.
lipoli& 3Oieygdk. y
osBro Harper, I'VE are too seri-
GUS 70 .b6lieye sucha doctrine, and
in order "a. con vince US. that. such is
.a4act you must produce better evil
dencoithan the English Divine cous
ple,ls withsa Republican paper like
the Journal, Nodoubt, BIO. Harper,
you belieyeit; foEif .somethingof the
hind doesn6t t1rnlup, the. lpF7aland.
itseditor will go take a hand in'theI
great bcn-fife sk the future,
ENFEaPRIsE PIuck Few men Of
.thisdaS have exhibited as muck
PLUCK and enterprise in. business as
DIR. Tut, Of New York, the propHe-
TOR Of ,fatts efRilIs, Ias a few
yeafslie has'bail kupa business. of
nOttioa aud made his eame
4 household word all over the land.
Advertising agents say that he has
paid the press this year over one
hundred thousand dollars, and that
the demand for his medicines is
enumerous, both in foreign countries
and at home. The New York papers
report the shipment from that port
in one day of u "ton of TUFTS Pills"
Think of it: tro thousand pounds of
Pills. From this great success our
merchants and manufacturers may
learn a useful lesson. If they have
an article of true merit-aOhWmbW
let everybody know it through the
medium of printers ink, and success
is sure. 1t is true it requires pluck,
but "none but the brave deserve the
fair" More DR.. TUFTS and hard
times will disappear as rapidly as
disease vanishes before his most ex-
cellent medicine.
One more number and the Register
will commence new volume, being
its sixteenth year, under our man
agoment. The beginning of the new
volume, compells us to overhaul our
books, and transcribe names to new
book. We would like to retain all
of our present subscribers, and hope
they will authorize us to continue
their names. If there are any who
desire to quit, we ask them to inform
US at once.
MARRrED.-By Rev. W. E. Hill, at
the residence ofDr. A. r. Barbee,
January 18th, 1878, Mr.. G. W. Har-
per, of Raymond City, to Miss NJ.
Blanche Barbee, of Point Pleasant.
We wish the l.appy couple a pleas
ant voyage through life.
In North Wheeling, West Virgin
ia, on Saturday afternoon, January
18th, 1878, by Rev. Geo. Z. Wilding,
Mr.. John NJ. Downs, Of Gallipolis,
Ohio, to Miss Hannah L. Hall, of
Wheeling, and formerly of Syracuse,
Ohio.
WHAT 4 PAPER CosTs.-It costs
half a cent Il day to take your county
paper less than a diligonthen would
earn in month at the market price
of eggs; less than IL cigar fortnight,
and II very cheap one at that; less
than a good-siaed Christmas turkey;
less than an energetic kitchen girl
will waste in week. A half u cent
a day can be saved in many bet,
ter way than stopping your paper.
Ia.
PERsoYAL.-Mr. A. T. Vun Mutrc,
left on the steamer Thompson, Sun
day evening, for Carthage, Mo-,
where he intends to permanently re-
side. Mr.. Van Matre is son of o.
H. P. Van Matre, Esq. He was one
of Mason county's most worthy and
upright young men, and we hope
that in his homo in the West, he
may realize his highest expectations
KlcKED.-Wm. Lyons, while feed
ing a horse Tuesday morning, was
kicked by the animal in the right
groin, making a painful wound. He
is hardly able to navigate. 1t is
only wonder, considering the force
of the blow, that his thigh was not