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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-09-25

LosT OR SToLEN.-On OF near tho
Fair Ground on the 9Th INST, a
silver watch. Description Hunter
case, detached lever, with small hole
in cap, dial laid of with two rows Of
figures, enabling one to tell the time
without opening the cap small disl
laid ofIswith red figures. The finder
win be literally rewarded BY leaving
it at the Post Office in New Haven,
West Va or at this Office.
4-w.* C. McWnMAMs.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Circuit Clerk.

CLIFTON, June 5, l67S,
"a he To,5rs Of Mdsoa c@mty Believing
in the old Jcneisonian principle OF rola-
ton in office, and believing further that
the only tests Tor official position should be
honesty and capacity, / hereby announce
myselia an independent candidate for The
Office OF Circuit Clerk OF Mason County.
nm induced 10 do 50 nj the earnest solicit
iation OF many voters, irrespective OF POI
litical prejudice Or partizan bias. II my
tellow-cilizens shopld elevate me to tho po.
sition for which annonnco'mSself, i slall
endcavor 10 discharge the dnties Of tile of
flee faithfully, and with due reference to
the best interests Of the people.
Respectfully
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DaMooaATIo ms FoN1EEos.
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Judge Circuit Court-HoN. Jos. SMITH
Residence Ravenswood, Jackson County,
Clerk Circuit Conrt--C, d, WAGdENER.
Dcputy--JAMEs II. Holloway.
Clerk County Court-E. KnDERLiEd.
Deputy--JosErH II. Holloway,
President County Court--D. S, VAN MA
TRE.
Prosecuting Attorncy-G P SIMPSON
Sherif:-DAvIp S. STEVENSON.
Deputics---J. PR. b, SMITH, j. JEwETT
s. w. SoMEPyut", ElENHT FEY, JOSEPH N
DAIGu, w. ID, SOMERylLLE
JailOr--J. JEwErr q ~
Surveyor OF lands-rllos, ]. RoDERTs,
Assessor Dist, Nn. l--IW. w WiNDoS.
Assessor Dist, No. 2--E. h. BAEEn
Sup't Public Schoola-unAs. i. loGO.
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Nnlicn ln RniIilers.

T1HE building of frame school house in
Il subfdistrict No. s, Robinson District,
Mason county, West Nirginia, will be sold
on Saturday, September 18th, 1878, at ? r.
Nj, at,tllo Office oil the Board oil Education
OF said DisI.ict,y For plan and spCcifiCa'
tons apnly 70 Ambrose Yeager, Esp Rob
inson DialfigI.s
JOIN W. WINDOW, Pres't.
W. II. MAcniR, SeGy.
- cont. 4 ii--o,a,, ----.,a-. - 49,.
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no GRANGERS.

DHE members If Pomona Grange will
take notice thattfe meeting heretofore
appointed TO be held onlthe First Thurs
dav OF September, will be held on the
Third Thursday, instead Of the first, ut u
o'clock \. NJ. All the members ATE anN'
iously.urged TO he present as some impor'
tant matters, relating to the holding OF
meeting Of the Slate Grange nj Point Plea.
SAINT, on the Sd OF November, next, will
have to be considered. BY order OF the
Worthy Master
A. B. ALEXANDER, Sec'y,
aug 2S-4w.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
. ...a.as.. 0E.. REAL EST ATE
james ". Roberts, q, als.

81.
Henry Roberts, etsals =,
In Chancery.
DY vrtuc n decree rendered IN The
ID iaboyt sntitled elasa ~ the Circuit
Court 81 Mason county, Wcst Virginia, At
the April term, 1873. Tie undersigned Spe-
cial Commissioner wilton the
list day ofOctober, 1873,
at the Front Door Of tho Cont House OF
Mason county, proceed TO sell at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, % acres OF
land below the Kanawha river, and the
same land that Calvin d. Roberts died sci
zed and possessed Of situate on tho waters
OF the Kanawha Little Sixteen Mile Creek
which land is in good state Of cultivation
with buildings thereon.
TERMS OF SALE:
One.third in cash on day OF sale, and the
residue in eqnal payments Of one and two
years taking from the purchaser bonds
with good security, bearing interest from
day Of sale, and retaining the title ms q
further security. W, II, T0MLlNSON,
aug. 2S-4w. Special COMMISSIONS.
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cry DIRECTORY.

Mayor-II, Il. FwGa, IN,
RcGordpr-M II, HALE, .
Counollmen--'r. Sllibling, G. Shrewsbury
l., +. Campbell, A, r. Darsi, John W,
English.
Sorglant--S G. BlArE.
Asscssor-W. ], KESSY,
Street CouhniNioner-A II, DArsT.
Oycycora OF pOor-Drs 5. g. Shaw and
l.. 7. Camphrll
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cLlrToN, W, VA,

RIVER News Tho steamer Hum.
ming Bird No. Q, built at this place
by Mr.. II, Fry, is about finished and
will soon be inspected and running
in tho the trade of the old lfumming
Bird. -.,r
Tho steamer John Porter passcdup
for Pittsburgh on Sunday morning at
g o'clock. -.
rho Docks have about all the work
they can do,
Tcacbcr's examination on the first
Saturday ig next month, at the
Academy in this place, Sec adScr'
tiscmenl
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NOTICE.

+ ~ vide, .Mcrg Alien, L5y,ng le.; my bed
H and boa d, Y'tn0at clg caush OF
provocabion, hereby vain al peysons o.
hGboring nero mas 1sauyGecounts with
her, as viii not be les porsiblc ior any
debts that she makes.
sept. 4-4w H. D.sAliLEN.
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40 Te3cIlers,

.DlIERE will be public examination fol
II sTeacherahe in the Academy in Pl'
Pleasant, on Saturday, October 9th, 1875
commencing at 10, O'Clock q. m. Those
who desire 10 obtain Certificates TO lGach,
should attendthis examination rs no PR
vale examinations will be given,
sep25,2t- q. r. HOGG, Co, Supt.
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TaMl J5sE, i i8q,5;l. C9ual9 I

GryrLBMrM herewith announce my.
sell MS an Independent candidate Tor the
Office OF Clerk oi the Counly Court oil
Mason County. II elected, ! ,promise n
ready and faithful performance OF. the du-
ties Of The Officer to the bestoilny ability.
Yours Truly,
grrs FCHAs. Y. STEWART.
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Cnrrnfv GIcrlk.

To de I6lrs Of Nagoa Comfy Az
Observation-Disclosures tothc voters of
Mason County thai SHALL bo candidate
for reelection 10 the Office OF Clerk Of the
County Court, .. tho coming October cleo
ton, subject 70 yGnr decision attllG poll3.
T.. KlsfDERLING
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TERMS OF COURT,

CiRcUrr CouRT- First Monday in April
and first Monday il, October X
CorNrY Cougi-lhirl Monday IN Jnnu-
ary;rlid Monday IN March; Third Mon
day in May; Third Nouday in july Third
Monday in November Third Monday IN
December. "
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CHlRLESTOWN ACADEMY.

A Preparatory School For Boys,
CharIeslown, Jefferson Co., W, Va. WM.
II. KADLE, A. NJ. Principal; +, K, LEiyELi
"a. NJ. and Mcdalist, OF Washington Lee
University. For thorOughness OIinstrnct-
ion and completeness OF course equal to
the best schools in the country Course
OF instruction embraces English, Ancient
and Modern Languages, Mathematics and
Natural Sciences Next Session begins
September 18th. For catalogue giving iull
particulars nndlist OF testimonials, address
WIN. IL. KABLE, Principal, Charlestownr
Jefferson Co., W. Va,
aug. 2S-lm. "
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Editor Register. Sir, we desire
through your columns, toexpress our
heartfelt gratitude to our friends,
noighbors and citizens of Clifton and
surrounding country, for the kind
expressions of sympathy toward us
in our sad affection, caused by the
untimoly and unlocked for death Of
our son, Samuel Powell, who was
buried on the 10Th inst. Severe as
was this sad accident to US, yet tho
pangs of aalictioh were greatly nit
igatod by the Kindness and sympa-
thies of friends whose respect and cs'
TEEN for our deceased son as evinccd
upon that sad occasion, shall never
be lost sight of in our memories,
SAMUEL POWELL,
ANN POWELL,
60. Nfy ",
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Az .Hnorted by the last Congresses
u \, ' sbow that the Treasury is much
var wa IN Democrat than in Republi-
cla hands, 15
Henry S. Walker claims TO have
- tbo Democratic party because
~, ~ s.. Louis platform did not suit
s H. Now to the facts. The st.
I I platform was adopted in June.
T I'M Congressional Convention here
90 80 held nearly two months later.
walker was a candidate before that
ronventiop. Now read the follow
N, extracts from the speech made
byHonry S. Walker in TINT Conven-
INN eomonha after the platform at
81 Louis was adopted. We give
Them as printed at the time by him:
va Having for years devoted
ebatevor of energy ] have bosse ssed
intbo service of the Democratic par
tyof this Stale, cannot now appear
% stand in the way Of its unity, its
prosperity aud its peace.
4 4 q -
The near future summons us to the
discharge of the highest duties Of
American citizenship. A contest
awaits us which is TO determine for
years to come the policies, aud ii
nav be the permanenco Of the Re.
nublic. Let US remember the rule
Gl our party that each member has
hischoicc before the Democracy name
tbeirleader, butthat decision of the
majority gives his candidate TO every
true and faithful Democrat. Bow
inc to that decision let'its enter up
on the coming contest with unbrok-
en- unity of purpose, each encourag-
Ing, and sustaining every other with
voice and with arm, and'maintain.
Ing for the legions Of our mountain
Democracy their honorable promin-
oncO in the advancing line of the
Democracy of the Republic.
These were cheering words then
and they have healthy ring yet
Gazette.
No Democrat worthy of-tlio name,
no Democrat who wants honest gov.
eminent, no Democrat wholoyes con-
situtional liberty ard economical
administration of public affairs,
should permit himself TO he weaned
from his allegiance 10 disparity by
the specious promises Of newfangled
political nondesciipSs, who claim for
themselves many virtues, but were
unknown to fame in the most trying
ordeals through which the country
has passed, Stand by the guns now
that victory is within our reuch, and
do not suffer yourself to be be led
ustray by deserters from the enemies
side who do not deem it honorable
longer to stick to an Organization
that is corrupt to itsvory source.
There is but one voitcfrom the DIFF
farent counties Of this Senatorial
District, and that says Brown is
the man for senator,"-lioaiior.
Bmwn's money has its elect on the
Monitor, even to cause it 10 tel bare
faced f.lsehoods. Tho editor knows
that Brown will not have a majority
in a single county in Che District.
ELL Chandler prophecies a Repub.
lican defeat in New Hampshire.-
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judge Robert s.Brown, OF Jackson, Is an
Independent candidate for State Senator
for this, ifiithl. District,
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PREMIUM LIsr.-ERRATA,---In the
Premium List of tho NJ, G, A. & NJ.
Association, thOro were several errors
in copying, while the COMMITTEES in
a few instances, credited the premi'
ums to the wrong parties,
The following embraces The errors,
as far as the Secretary is advised.
Best Stallion, 0 yearsoldand nndor
4, Cha3. I, Beale, $500
Second best, W, II. Hogg 400
Bost hearth rug, Mrs W. J. Kol.
lum, instead orMrs. WI, Konnoy}Si.
Best specimen Sill! Embroidery,
Miss. Virginia Jones, Instead of Mrs.
jos. II Couch, Jr S2eQ,
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FATAL Acc1DENT.-Last Saturday
afternoon party of four young men
were out cunning near Middleport,
and among them was Samuel Powell,
son of Mr. Lemuel Powell, a boss
miner of Clifton, West Virginia,
aged about twenty years. When on
the farm of Mr.. Mcguire, between
here and Rutland, the party seated
themselves on a log to rest, and while
doing so examined their guns to see
il they wore all in order. By some
accident young Powell's gun was
discharged while he was handling it,
and the ball passed through his
breast and out at the shoulder.blad
Ho fell forward upon tho ground,
uttCring as he did so, 81 am q dead
mani have shot myself" and died
almost instantly. His companions
Immediately took the necessary
means 10 have Tho body conveyed TO
his parents home, the members OF
which were almost distracted at the
appearance of the dead body Of the
boy who had left in the morning, in
tho bloom of youth. His funeral
took place on Monday, and was at
tended by q large concourse of sor'
rowing friends, --Hc,uM,
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The business man who thinks that
"a few lines on the local side occa-
sionally" is all the Advertising he
needs, is,a twin brother to the man
who covered the back door of poor
house with n colorcd poster announc'
ing an excursion to the Paris Expo
sition.
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- : 49, - = -
A SAD AocIDRNTaAr HARTFoRr
CITY.-0n Tuesday evening about 6
O'Clock, Mr.. Lee Persinger, well tend,
er at Valley City Furnace, as,was
his custom, went down into q well
which supplies fresh water for the
engines, TO xthe pump. The well
is 60 feet deep and has false bottom
at the depth Of 294eet, which is
reached by means Of a laddef. II il
supposed in going down he struck a
dump which had been caused by the
yentilating pipe being filed up by
the high water; he fell about 40 feet
His body was not recovered till lC
o'clock Tuesday night. His head
aud face were badly bruised by the
fall. He leaves a wifeand one child
The bereaved family have our warm.
estsympathies.- Herald,
HARTFoED ITEMs.,-Material fol
items in these parts is very scarce
Everything seems to be in quios.
cent state. Nobody marrying, no.
body sick and nobody dying, and
very little excitement over the com.
ing election.
The Oil Company has suspended
operations for the time being, Iun.
dersland however that they intend
exploding atorpedo in the well be.
fore long,
Mr.. G. W. Moredock and wife have
returned from their tour to The ocean
shore and report haying had a very
pleasant time, Both look we'll, Let
US nll'go s55ll
The public schools have opened in
this place, with Capt. o. Phelps at
the, head.
CanarnQn be a christian minister
who wilfnlly misrepresents the doc
trines Of another christian denomin,
alton, thereby misleading his people
and originating in their minds a
spirit offhatfediand alienation. We
think not. Aud yet we can hardly
20 to hear q sermon but we get more
or less Of justspch stuff dished out
Let US have peace.
A. J. Hill, Esq, has been confined
tohis bed for some time from sick,
ness, but is now improving.
James Middleton is erecting a
dwelling on his lot in Valley city,
Mr.. Seth Bumgarner is doing the
carpenter work.
The plastering on the new school
house will be completed this week,
Mr.. Hoover is doing a No. job.
Mr.. Frank Meeks has left for Nor
gantown; and Messrs, B. Harrol, 7.
Harper and T. Allen will leave soon
for Marshall, All iu pursuit Of
knowledge. Remember there is no
true greatness without great labor
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The town of Hinton, the county
seGj of Summers county, in this
State, came near being utterly do
stroycd by tho late Hood in Now Riy-
or, From tho Mountain Hcrdids
graphic account Of The terrible rush
Of wators we learn chat fifteen dwell
Ing houses, one steamboat, five
stables, one saw mill and an immense
amount of other property were
swept away
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The Photo Palace is now at the
foot of Main street, and will remain
about ten days. Photographs taken
rs low as the lowest.
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D. S. Van MATRE, Agent,
Point Pleasant, w. Va.

On and alter June nth, 1878, Express
and Mail trains will leave Huntington ms
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Docs The World Hover

Tho Rev. John Jasper, of Virginia,
says, "De sun do move, for in de NOR
min it shines on dis side oh de hous,
Will in de ehenin, on dat side OBJ de
nous. Now, eff he don't move, how
com he dar2" Notwithstanding Mr..
Jaspor's logic, We yet believe the
worll moves. When Mr.. Jasper
ideas constituted the popular belief,
people thought that to die Of small
yox or cholera was simply fulfilling
one of NATURES laws. Now, through
vaccination, smallpox is averted,
while cholera, cholera morbus, dysen-
terry (flux), and diarrhoca; are readi-
ly cured by the use of DR.. Piercc,s
Compound Extract of Smart-Weed.
Does notsuch evidences tend toprove
that "the world moves? AS an eN-
ternal remedy for cuts, bruises,
sprains, swellings, bites and stings
Of insects, the compound Extract Of
Smart-Weed has no equal. Veteri-
nary surgeons have also employed it
with marked success.
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RICHMOND 20 HUNlINGToN.

The T:2O train doesnot leOve Richmond
on Sundry. Tie 7;2j p. NJ. train docs not
leave White Sulphur on Saturday. The
fr4J u. 10. Train nom Richmond, makes
close connections daily al Huntington
with the BIZ Sandy Packet Conpnny's
stcamorsfor Cincinnati. YheStemner Fleet
wood or Bostona, leaves Cincinnati, daily
at y. IN, and makes connection with the
| 10 q. m. trim az huntington. 1ni
rs5r For Tickets, Information OF Routes
and Rates, apply TO
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3. 5. va NTATRN, AZ,
Point pleasant, ". va!

Point Pleasant, w. Va
q. R. HOWARD, Gen. P.3& T9Agt
EgFor Freight, Live Stock, s&c, this
Line offers special Inducements. Rates
guaranteed always as low us by any, other
Line TO and from all Eastern cities. For
rates. billsof latling, &c,i hppkrtosD. S.
VAN MATRE, Agent.
N, ii. HoiCHEIss, Gen. Tray. Ae't
jan. 10, l8IS-ly. fi3 u dlsy
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Hayes says he leans on schurz,
He could hardly get lGapor man.
But the number Of people who have
a lien on Hayes is beyond computa-
ton. a t.'l, f
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~. ~ WI ."eN N TT = e. a. u IT II ~ D
MEIGs COUNTY FAGR,-The Meigs
County Fair held. Rock Springs
last week, was in some respects very
.similarlo our own fair G Jockeys,
and jockeying was there as here, the
order Of the day in the speed ring;
but We are glad 10 learn that those
who were here permitted TO run a,ca3
with the trotting premium, were
made to feel chow sharper than scr
penis tooth il is" to be captured at
their own game, If the evils result;
ing from unfairness and trickery at
county fairs is not crushed by those
in charge of such exhibitions, twill
not be long until fair associations in
this section Of the country will have
become things of the past.
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DGED.-At the residence Of her ia,
Their, in Arbuckle District, August
3lst, of Consumption, Mary B., Oldest
daughter of John T. and Columbia j.
Caurman, aged 20 years, A months,
25 days, The funeral services were
conducted by her pastor, Rev, r. w.
Davis from Feel. 10: 9TH verse;
"Then shall the dust, &c." after
which her remains were followed to
the grave by a large concourso Of
friends and relatives.
"When blooming youth Is snatChGd away.
BY deaths resisiless hand!
The mournful tribute VIC must pay,
Which pity must demand.
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( Never wore better or purcr men
presented by any party to the voters
of this county, than the Democratic
nominees.
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Two new cases of yellow fever are
reported in GalIipolis, right in the
heart of the civ
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| TICKET OFFICE,

For tho sale Of Through Tickets to all
points on the @. & 0. r. r., and to WASH
ington, baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
Boston and all Of the Southern Atlantic
Cities and Florida,
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a. Hess, agent for John L. Charles,
left for Cincinnati Monday morning
to purchase the winter stock of goods,
These goods will comprise all the
best qualities and latest styles, and
will be sold dead low for cash, either
in job lots or at retail, Waitfor these
goods TO arrive.
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We call attention TO the advertise
ment of Mr.. John Rombacher, Mcr-
chant Tailor, in this issue. lie is a
most excellent workman. Those
who patronizo him with their work
are guaranteed good fits. Give him
q call, as he is q deserving man.
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domination o. the bills fay6fas
a. Az ..oHnorted by the last Congresses
N \, ~ .bow that the Treasury is much
VIZ Wv in IN Democrat than in Republi-
s,n hands,
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Chesapeake & Ohio
Rail ROAD.

ExcUTSiOR Tickets.
Trip and retuTntiekets To White sulphur
and all the other celebrated Springs and
places of resort in the Mountains Of West
Virginia, are now for sale at tho ticket of
Ace, Huntington, at reduced rates.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-05
DAILY INTELLIGRNCBR.
Saturday, October 8. 1873.
shamed of being q servant !

Ashamed of being servant!
No, indeed.
Let no honest woman be the least
ashamed Of that.
II she is able to earn her living. and
be fairly and squarely independent -
cook or chambermsid, or purse-girl, let
her take that path in life. aud hold up
her head with anyone-that 10. If she
is a good servant, honest, faithful, and
respecting herself too much TO be eis-
respectful to her employers.
Many and many . painted beauty.
who would have scorned domestic ser
vice in her giflhood. wishes today
that she had the rough, honest hands
and comfortable conscience Of respec-
table domestic.
We have no doubt her life 10 much
wearier than that Of the veriest poor
drudge in any kitchen.
Many IN idle, though reputable
Young woman. who folds her hands,
while . bent old father earns her living.
would show proper spirit il she went
cheerfuly into someone's kitchen and
brought home oil she could spare Of the
high wages which donestics now COM
mand.
OF course, education, talent and Pc
culisr opportunities render Il better
that many working women should take
other walks in life.
But there 10 always . good oppotun-
ity for anyone with common strength
and common sense to become indepeDd-
ent - Q household servant.
Work rooms, factories overflow.
Good workwomcn are often desti.
tute.
How seldom do we hear OF . cook.
who Was sober woman. going to the
poor-house
No woman who has been brought up
to dc homework dislikes it.
Il il only the name Of servant from
which she shrinks; and Whist unuttss-
able folly it 10. siuce we are all SER
wants.
No man who il unsel6sh. no woman
who does her duty, but il at service oil
his or her life for someone or something.
A clergyman. lawyer, soldier. .
sailor, . physician, each acknowledge
the name.
Surely . wife must serve her husband
and children. and child its parents;
and hired servant who gives good
value for value received can hold up
her head with any lady in the land.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-10-05
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