The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-10-06


dictments were made by them. This
is-all there is in the matter that Mr..
Simpson so unkindly insinuatcs /
would tell lie and commit perjury
about. lleaveall fair minded men
TO Judge, whether / have done either.
Respectfully,
JAMES B. MEsAerR.
A CARD.
Fsllow Citizens Of Mason County
Itake this last opportunity Of ad.
dressing myself to your sense of pat.
riotism and love Of justice, ere the
election day of Tuesday next, decides
who shall control the destinies Of our
county for the next four years to
come. For many years the people
have positively expressed desire for
reform and for change in the govern.
ment of their County Affairs, especi.
ally in the Office Of Sheriff; and the
opportunity has now come to give
you q chance to effect this reform.
You have tried for many years tho
two old parties who have, from time
to time, promised and pledged you
an honest administration of your
County affairs, and us often have
they broken their promises to you,
forgot your interests, and made the
Office Of Sheriff one Of profit, for tho
benefit ola few, to the detriment Of
the many.
After q personal canvass of the
County, assure my fellow citizens,
Iof Mason, that my prospects are not
only encouraging, but, am happy
to state, promise success. beyond
my most sanguinc expectations.
That | will be elected next Sheriff
of Mason county, there can be nv
doubt; aud all I desire of my many
friends is to be mp and doing" Till
the day Of election. Do not believe
the assertions Of political enemies,
that there is any detection among
the Greenhackers Of the county; on
the contrary, the strength Of the par.
ty is daily increasing and is now the
controlling element in the politics Of
the county.
If elected, | promise to do all in
my power to make the Office Of Sher-
if one Of respect and usefulness to
my people, and not one of suspicion
or dishonor; that | will give to its
duties my undivided attention, hav-
ing no,favo:ites, giving equal JUSTICE
and exteneinga common conrteE to
all. /. V. NEWMAN.
Sam. Randall, who is speaker II
the House Of Representative, a Penn
+sylvanian, and citizen Of that great
manufacturing city Of Philadelphia,
knocks all the ''stufiinH out Of the
Radical fustian about tariff when he
asserts, as he did the other day in q
speech to his constituents, that it is
impossible to raise the necessary
revenue for the expenses Of the Gov
eminent, sin an intelligent and bus
mess like manner without giving
adequate protection to our indus.
tries" And this plain fact is well
understood by those who are getting
up scare about tariff reduction, free
trade and such like heresies. No
party could lott if it were SO in.
clined., se e
WHERE Din lT Go?-Take, for in
stance, this fact In the fiscal year
of 1867 -6S over one hundred millions
Of gallons Of distilled spirits were
manufactured in the United States.
The tax was 50 per gallon. The rev.
enue from that source should have
been two hundred millions fdollars.
The revenue collected from that
source was only seventeen millions
ofdollars. -Hittsborougb co., Gazette.
The panic of 1873 came when the
Republicans were Empower All the
failures and bankruptcies Of that
dark period occurred while the Re-
publican party held the reins and
drove. When the Democratic party
rose to the ascendancy in both
Houses Of Congress, tho sun Of a
glorious prosperity Immediately rose
with it, and is now beaming upon
every industry of the country.
The Age OF Miracles
is past, and DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery will not raise dead,
will not cure you if your lungs are
half wasted by consumption, or your
system sinking under cancerous dis
case. 1t is, however, unsurpassed
both as a pectoral and Alternative, and
will cure obstinate and severe disease
of the throat and lungs, coughs, and
bronchial affections. Byyirtue Gifts
wonderful Alternative properties it
cleanses and enriches the blood, thus
curing ninnles hlotchesf and ernnt-