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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-06-17
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15

A Galveston woman, just married,
wishing to impress her husband with
her ability as house keeper, bawled
out to the servant as she entered the
door: "Matildy, bring me the wash
board; l want to wash the potatoes
for dinner"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15
Poe,s Love AFFAIR.

IfGriswold was too harsh, Mrs.
Whitman was too lenient. Mr. In.
grams work contains the best account
of the romantic love affair between
Mrs. Whitman and thep poet. The
breaking off Of the engagement is
thus told by Mr.. Ingram;
"He arrived in Providence full Of
the most sanguine hopes; he had
proposed to himself a career Of litera.
ry success, dwelling with enkindling
enthuiasm upon his long cherished
scheme Of establishing a magazine
that should give him superior con,
troll of intellectual society in
America. His dreams of love and
triumph were rapidly destroyed. In
a few days he was to be married; he
had advised his aunt, Mrs. GLENN,
to expect his and BRIDES arrival in
New York early the following week,
when information was given to Mrs.
Whitman and to her relatives that
he had violated the solemn pledge Of
abstinence so recently given
Whether this information was true,
no one living, perchance, can say.
When he arrived at the dwelling Of
Mrs. Whitman, mo token Of the in
fringcment ofhis promise was visible
in his appearance or manner" said
that lady, shut was atlast convinc-
ed that it would be in vain longer 10
hope against hope. knew that he
had irrevocably lost the power Of
self-recovery. y *
Gathering together some papers
which he had intrusted to my keep
ing, / placed them in his hands,
without u word Of explanation or re-
proach, and utterly worn out and
exhausted by the mental conflicts
and anxieties and responsibilities oil
the last few days, l drenched my
handkerchief with ether and threw
myself on sofa, hoping to lose my.
self in utter Inconsistencies. Sink.
ing on his knees beside me, he en-.
treated me to speak to him-to speak
one word, but one ,eord. At last re.
sponded almost inaudibly, What
can say2' Say that you love me,
Helen Il loce you.' These were
the last words | ever spoke to him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.

Those who have books or pamphlets To-
print, can have such work done In good
style at this Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15

The Weekly Registcr has the largest and
best assortmsntof job material in the Sta,e
and fast presses, paper aud card stock. and
is prepared TO do all kinds Of lob pfintips
neatly and promptly, at the lowest prices,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15
He Put His Arm Around Her.

The other day several men were
standing on the street-corner talking,
when a handsomely dressed lady
passed.
"You may not believe me-" said a
man named Spriggins, "but I have
had my arm around that lady"
"You are vile slanderer, sir" ex.
claimed young Mr.. Paperage, and
drawing of, he struck Mr.. Spriggins
heavy blow between the eyes. Both
parties were instantly arrested, and
when Mr.. spriggins requested that
the lady be summoned, a policeman
caught up with her and requested
her presence in court, which had just
convened in afternoon session.
Judge" said Paperage, "while sew.
eral acquaintance and myself were
standing on the street talking, this
lady passed. Then this man." point.
ing to Spriggins, remarked that he
had put his arm around her. The
lady is nothing to me, judge, but my
mother and sisters are ladies, and
have always made it a point to chas
tise man who speaks ill of LADY,
"Mr. spriggins," remarked the
judge, "Did you say that you had
put your arm around the lady?"
ayes, sir"
"Then the gentleman did right in
striking you. Ladies are not safe in
Little Rock so long as such ruffians
are allowed to insult them"
Judge, allow the lady to speak,"
requested Spriggins.
Certainly. You will please make
your statement"
II didn't hear the man when he
said that he had put his arm around
me, and as passed on do not know
what occurred"
Excuse me for being blunt, but
but"
"Do you mean TO ask if the man
ever put his arm around me2"
"Yes."
"Then, must say that he has,"
For few moments there was n
deep silence, only disturbed by a boy
who picked at the plastering with a
horseshoe nail.
"What right had he to put his arm
around your stammered the judge.
because" answered the woman,
che is my husband"
When the court adjourned, the mon
took beer, and "the court adjourned"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15
Wisdom for Boys.

Do you wish to make your mark in
the world? Do you wish to be meni
Then observe the following rules
Hold integrity sacred.
Observe good manners.
Endure trials patiently.
eprompt in all things.
Make few acquaintances.
Yield not to discouragements.
Dare to do right, fear to do wrong.
Watch carefully over your pass.
ions.
Fight life's battles bravely and
manfully.
Consider well, then decide positi.
vely.
Sacrifice money rather than prin,
ciple.
Use all your leisure time for i'm.
provement.
Attend carefully to the details Of
your business.
The Gauley Mountain Coke is
gaining wide reputation. All
the ovens on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad are being worked tc
their utmost capacity, but cannot
meet the demand. When we get Q
road down there from Wheeling oul
mills will not want any more Con
nellsville coke.-Register.
Samantha, TN going to let go o.
your hand for a minute, but you
won't be mad, will you, darling?
wouldn'tlet go till you did, only some
sort of bug is crawling down my
back, and l can't keep my mind or
you and bugs at the same timel"
A Galveston woman, just married
wishing to impress her husband with
I. L Z
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15
WEDDING INVITATIONS.

Our Office is especially equipped for TIL.
kind Of work, and parties desiring wedding
invitations printed, are invited to call aad
see our samples. a largo stock Of Wed
ding papers always on hand.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15
Religion and Phllosophy.


Nature takes plain human face
and sets sweet thoughts and kindly
impulses at work upon it, and it
grows into beauty.
"lf our hearts condemn us not,
then have we confidence toward God.
When child picks flowers in a
field and brings us the whole hand.
full, one up and one down, we see
more clearly the beauty, the harmony
in color and form that is go good to
our sight. We arrange them, and
altogether they blend in a beautiful
whole, SO that we do not look at one
but at the whole boquet. This per.
ception Of the harmony Of beauty is
an instinct in us, lying in our eyes
and ears-these bridges between our
souls and the created things, even in
the beating Of the waves Of the air
made manifest in sound.
A celebrated author says: "If /
were TO choose the people with whom
would spend my hours of conversa.
ton, they should be certainly such
as labored no farther than to make
themselves readily and clearly ap.
pretended, and would have patience
and curiosity TO understand me. To
have good sense, and ability to ex.
press it, are the most essential and
necessary qualities in companions.
When thoughts rise in us fit to utter
among familiar friends, there needs
but erylittle care in clothing them"
Take care Of your health. Keep
this wonderful machine which we
call the body-this mechanism
which is at once the domicile and
the servant, the transporter and the
feeder, Of the soul and Of the mind
in the highest state of efficiency
Study the laws Of health, and obey
them conscientiously as the laws Of
morals or of civil and social duty
A mind diseased is often but the ex.
ponent ola body diseased. Restore
the body to health and the mind
will often be restored to its activity
and its intellectual and even moral
strength.
There is nothing which adds SO
much to the beauty and power Of
man as a good, moral character. 1t
is his wealth-his influence-his life
1t digaifies him in every station, ex.
ats him in every condition, and
glorifies him at every period of life.
Such character is more to be de.
sired than everything else on earth;
it makes man free and independ.
ent. No servile tool, croaking syco.
plant, no treacherous honor.seeker
ever bore such a character. The
The pure joys of truth and righteous
ness never spring in such person.
If young men but knew how much a
good character would dignity and ex.
alt them, how glorious it would make
their prospects, even in this life;
never should we find them yielding
to the grovelling and base born pur-
poses Of human nature.
He Put His Arm Around Her.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15

A clergyman says: "a young wo-
man died in my neighborhood yes
terday, while l was preaching in a
beastly state of intoxication."
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15

The friends of Senator Lamar are
of the opinion that their distinguish.
ed friend will not be able to take his
seat again in the Senate of the
United States. His health is in u
very precarious condition.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15

Eastern capitalists have made a
contract with the Northern Pacific
Railroad company for 100000 six
per cent. gold bonds.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15

A thrifty father took his boy to a
doctor: eff you can cure him for less
than the funeral expenses" said he,
"go ahead; but if you can't sonny
will have to take his chances.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15

If, as the returns indicate, there
are over 100000 voters in the
United States, there is one voter to
about every FIVE of the population.
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-12-15

Moody and sankey are holding the
fort in California. They have been
for some weeks previous, endeavor.
ing 10 convert the Mormons in Utah.
National Republican., 1880-10-16
HACIENDA DE SAN MIGUEL,
BAToPILAs, CHIHUAHUA, MEX,
Sent. 10, 1850,

I fancy no member Of our party expected to
reach Batopias as late as July 90 when we
made our entrance TO this wonderful valley.
Everything went delightfully."- from Washing.
ton TO San Antonia, Tex, and indeed from
that point to the Mexican border tlere was
much diversion and real enjoyment, but there
were long weary stretches between towns and
villages, between camp, post aud fort, and VIC
had a dearth Of water and food for the animals,
aud mot cast) sOmo sickness. So we were
glad TO get TO Prcsidio del Norte, whero we
crossed the Rio Grande into Mexican territory;
from that point to chihuahua our trip WAS
peusanter because of tho inauguration Of the
rainy season, and the sweet, soft grecnness of
tho now grass which was just beginning to
hide tho deathly grayness OF plain and noun
tain.
chihuahua Is n strange, old town about
which | bope to chat with you some day. Its
cathedral is ono interesting feature, and its
wonderful viaduct another-botl credited to
the iesuils. From Chihuahua to this place
was long, hard journey, with rain nearly
oyory day, over wild, unaccustOmGd roads,
through arroyos now, aud again up tho steep
mountain side; around the bold, dangerous
crag; across the deep Chasm, and down through
the swift deep, foUming rivera journey
most marvellous to me. We reached Batopilas
late in July, all worry willing to rest-myself
for a wonder, satisfied with motion aud ready
for quiet
70 tell of our delights and sorrows, of our
hair.breadth escapes, and ludicrous as well as
grave experiences, have not now time, aud |
hope some day ueXt summer 10 regaIc you
with whatever your patience and my breath
admits, of this most novel experience Of my
life.
Our hacienda is big house, all on one floor,
inclosed by high stone wall, and separated
by about one mile up the river from The prin-
cipal mine OF tho vailey-tha san Miguel-and
down stream from the town Of Bttopilas IL
Is d tiGult to escape the sense of being boxed
up In this narrow barranca with its high,
rocky walls; aud, unused as am to mountain
scenery, and quite unwilling to be shut in"
anywhere for any reason, l should hnd this
place mOnOtOnOus and soon weary Of ii but
for tue river which is no two days the same;
whatever it may be during the season of dry
ness now approaching, 1t is at this time an
object which gives tireless delight. Here Is
4 cascade, there cataract, fall, rapids, whirl-
pool, etc. all within few yards
/ must defe any attempt at description OF
the journey--of valley, mine or home-Ior the
present; how rch is this part OF the world,
how well mother odrth guards her treasures,
how hard she makes it for those who arc bold
enough TO attempt to wrust from her tho rare
metal, and how magniGcently she sometimes
treats determined man, | must tell some
other time.
National Republican., 1880-10-16
THE ". l.. H. CORPS.

To start for Atlanta This Evening - Tho
Union veteran Corps TO Escort Them Il
the Depot
Tho Washington Light Infantry corps will
leave for Atlanta this evening TO take part Id
tho military exercises attending the dedica,
tion of tho new armory of the Cato City
Guards. The corps will assemble at tho
armory at o'clock this afternoon. aud at
4:3o will mako a short parade on Pcnnsyl-
vana avenue, the line of march ending at the
Baltimore & Potomac depot. They will 20
to Atlanta on u special train Of Pullman cars
All the members of the corps will turn out in
the parade in fatigue uniform.
About eighty members of the corps will ga
on the trip to Atlanta. Their new dress-unis
forms have been shipped to that city. and will
be worn on parade there. The W. L. /. tor
Donch's) band will accompany the corps. Tho
train, it is expected, will arrive in Atlanta at
IL o'clock Sunday night. The corps will re-
main there for three days, taking part in the
military exercises, and will leave for home
Wednesday evening" arriving here OH the fol-
lowing evening.
| The programme arranged by the Gate City
| Guards for the entertainment of their guests,
among whom are included several of tue
| fiuest military organizations in the country,
includes u grand parade, n sham battle, public
receptions, etc. Tho Washington Light In-
!
has already been divided into mcsses for the
occasion. 1t is safe to say that no city will
have reason to be prouder of its representa-
tves in Atlanta than Washington.
The Union Veteran corps, commanded by
Captain s. T.. Thomson, makes its first parade
to-day rs un escort to the Washington Light
infantry on their way to tho depot.
This company is composed exclusively Of
members of the Grand Army of tho Rcpub-
lie, aud consequently every man in its ranks
must have served creditably in the Unitcd
States army during the war of the rebellion
and must hold at least one honorable dis
charge; some are possessed of two aud one
man lids four Each must be of good moral
character and IN good standing with his post.
The corps collectively represents many
regiments and moro hard. fought buttle-iclds;
it embraces men Of every former rank, from
private to igadier-genera. As the majority
of the members of the Grand Army OF the
Republic arc untitled physically by wounds,
disease or age for military duty the corps
necessarily recruits slowly. Ouly 4 few OF
their uniforms have yet been received, but
they expect to turn out about thirty muskots,
| which is considered quite respectable nuns
Der for an escort.