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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

0urganpay and Shoe Manufacture.
-v.s u. 81 Snydef, calls your attention
to the fact that he pays the market
price for Hides, Bark, Sheep Pelts,
Tallow, &c. Sells all kinds of Leath-
er, and makes to order out of best
material la good fit or no trade, Boots,
Shoes, &c, at lowest prices. All
business will receive prompt and
careful attention. Tannery, No. 6
East 18th ST.; Shoe Shop No. So West
Main ST. ian.1S-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14
Commissioners Notice.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. June 7th, 1882. !
Samuel Silverman


VS..
Daniel Greaser, Elizabeth Greaser Peter
Greaser and John Young, ct. al.
In Chancery.
DARTfES interested in the above enti-
/ tied cause, will take notice that shall
at my Office in the town OF Point Pleasant,
West Virginia, on the 10th day Of July,
1882, proceed to carry out the require.
ments OF n certain decree pronounced by
the Circuit Court in the above cause, on
the 18th day OF May, 1852, viz:
ut is ordered, adjudged and decreed
that one OF the Commissioners OF this
Court, do after giving four weeks notice
by publication insome newspaper publish
ed in the county OF Mason, and which
shall be deemed equivalent to personal
service on all the parties concerned, pro-
coed to take and state an account, stating
the number OF liens, the amounts thereof
and the priority OF the same, and to whom
due, and that the Commissioner report
any other matters he may deem necessary;
or other parties hereto may require said
Commissioner specially to report" At
which time and place you canattend ii YOU
elect so to do.
Given under my hand the day and year
first above written.
JOHN L. TIMMS, Commissioner.
Simpson 4 Howard, Sol. Lune 7-4w.
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sale Of Real Estite In
Mason City.

DY virtue OF deed OF trust executed by
ID Andrew Young to me, the undersign-
al Trustee, on the 18Th day OF September,
1876, to secure the payment Of a note, Of
said date for the sum OF S4A5.6S, payable
10 John Young, or order in six months
after date, deiault having been made in the
payment OF part Of said note, and being
required by George Rheinschill, Jr., the
owner OF said note so TO do, shall on
Saturday. the Ist Day of July,
1882, at the front door OF the Court
House Of Mason county, West Virginia, at
public auction. for cash, sell the real es-
tate convcyed.by said deed of trust, or so
much rs may be necc ssary Ia pay off the
balance due on said note, which contains
three-fourihs OF an acre more or less, stu
ate on First Street in the town oil Mason,
and for more full and perfect description
reference is made to said deed. which is oil
record in Trust Deed Book, No. >, folio
$50. &c., OF Mason County Court Clerk S
Office. q. 7. SIMPSON,
may Sl-4w. Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

Geo. R, Tingle announces pur.
pose to move to Montana at the close
of the Spring races at Wheeling. II
is now in order for the Governor to
appoint day of thanksgiving
Rarkcrsburg Sentinel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

White Sulphur expects to enter.
tain two thousand guests this sum.
mer and is making arrangements &C.
cordingly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

The Wheeling Intelligcncer with
more manliness than we expected de.
nounces the Boss ticket in Pennsyl.
vania.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

W. l.. Wilson, of Charleston, has
been elected President of the Univer.
sity at Morgantown.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

stonewall Jackson's only sister,
Mrs. Arnold, still resides at Beverly.
She was staunch Unionist during
the war. o
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

The mullss.head who runs the Rad.
zeal imagines that he has dealt such
ponderous blows Of late at the De-
mOcracy of this county, that it is
now dead and past resurrection. lie
will find out in October, that the par.
ty still lives.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14
A Miracle in on City.
Doctors Dumbfounded-Drug.
sists and the People wild with
Excitement.

S,sts ana the FeOple Wild With
Excitement.
From the Oil City Derrick, July 2lst, $751;
Miss Maggie Martin, of this city,
has been i'll and confined TO her
house for several years. Our best
physicians failed to give her relief.
She took Perand and, to the dstonish.
ment Of all who knew her, she is
now up and about again. Mr.. Sim.
mons, the Druggist, sold 1874 bottles
last week. He buys in gross lots
Mr.. Cowell, too, sells it. Ask your
Druggist for DR.. Hartman's book
Ills Of Life" gratis, or address Dr.
H., at Osborn, o., Sfor one.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14
Wayne County Democratic Con.
yentiOu.

The Wayne Democracy met in
Convention, at the Court House, on
the Sd day of June, 1882, and elected
W. l.. Mansfield, Chairman, and II.
X. Shumate, Secretary. Some fifty
delegates were appointed to attend
the Congressional Convention in this
place, to meet August 18th, 1882
After considerable discussion and
much opposition, resolution was
passed instructing the delegates to
the Congressional Convention to cast
the vote of Wayne county for Capt.
Eustice Gibson, of Cabell county,
A resolution was also passed recon-
mending Mr.. G. G. Burgess for
State Senator from the new district,
composed of Wayne, Putnam and
Cabell counties. A like resolution
was adopted recommending r. T..
Harvey, Esq, of Cabell county, for
State Senator. Henry G. Duncan
was nominated as a candidate to rep
resent Wayne county in the next
House Of Delegates.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

A good, square Republican liar we
can't stand. But one of those sorrel
topped irresponsible Radical liars
like Matt Gibbons excites our pity
and commisseration.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

The Greenback Congressional Con,
vention for the Fourth District, will
be held at Parkersburg, July /, 1882.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14
If somebody don't stop the fool
hardy editor of the Radical he will
pay $4,000 out of his own pocket.

D. H. Leonard is home from fence
fixing trip through some Of the up
per counties, and he is highly elated
over his prospects for the nomina.
ton for Congress. He is now assum.
ing sanguine appearance and cheer
fully assures his friends that he has
the pole that will knock the persim-
mons. He has host of friends here
who, recognizing his past labors in
behalf Of the party, would be glad to
see him nominated and who will
likewise give his candidacy a cordial
support Parkeraburg Sentinel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

Frank J. Moses, Ex-Governor Of
South Carolina under Radical rule,
pleaded guilty Tuesday, in the Court
Of General Session, in New York, to
natl .lasoSsJ-.- tri,v- plea was accept
led, and the Judge sentenced the form
er gay and festive Radical ex-Gov.
ernor to sis months in the Peniten.
tiary. Moses ruled in South Carolina
with a high hand in the dark days
OF reconstruction. He can now rum
mate and cogitate over the sad ma-
tations Of time, and repent at leisure
for many other crimes more enorm.
GUS and inquitous by him committed
upon down-trodden and oppressed
people, than the paltry offence for
which he was the other day convict.
ed! Alas!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

Only thirty.eight votes was polled
Saturday in the Parkersburg district
against the proposition to subscribe
$4,000 to the W. P. & C. R.R. Co. At
Wheeling also on Saturday, the prop
osition 10 Subscribe the sum of $780,
600 TO the same road was carried by
2,794 majority, there being only 144
votes against the proposition out of a
total vote of 3,0S2. This is the right
way TO do things, and we hope the
same result will be shown in our
vote on July 18th on the proposition
to subscribe $1,000 to the capital
stock of the Railroad Bridge Com,
pany.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14
CARD.

To Al Whom Il May Concern:
WE the undersigned citizens Of Cincin.
w natl, Ohio, and vicinity, acquaint-
ances OF 6. W. Smith, hereby state that
he followed the business and occupation Of
Snyer.smith in our city, for the period OF
ten years, and in such vocation he always
proved himself a trusty, skiliiul and relia-
BILE workman, an upright and honorable
man IN all his dealings with his customers
and patrons, and any one employing him
will find in him all We have here stated:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

We feel sorry for the sorrel-top son
of sea cook who clips and pastes
the squibs for the Radical on account
of his liberality in impoverishing
himself, so to speak. He is going to
pay off that $4,000 Indebtedness
that he talks so much about, and
which he knew was a lie ab initio, but
has told it so often that his weak in
tellect makes it q fact in his mind.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14
General Hardware.

Shingles, Lumber, Lath. Doors, Sash, Glass,
Paints, Oils and Varnishcs, &c.
mayl0-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

Poor Matt. Gibbons. One reading
his paper would think he wass30,000
out of pocket. But he amt out nary
red. It's only trick to get his hand
in the county treasury to replenish
his purse. The sound drubbing Prof.
Kenny gave him ought to show him
the opinion that a Mason county
community has Of his decency.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

The initiation of prices of the nee
essaries of life by speculative ad.
vances, necessitates, or at least in
duces, demands of working-men for
increased wages. Many men are not
now receiving sufficient pay for
their labor to feed their families,
much less clothe them. There ought
to be strong laws passed to prevent
gambling speculations in articles Of
food. .-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

Matt Gibbons never saw the books
Of this county, and he knows moth.
ing of its Indebtedness, and he tells
what is not true when he says Mason
county is in debt $4,000, and we dare
him to the proof. If the county is
in debt at all it was made unde. Rad.
ical rule. Now, come on, sorrel.top.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

The Jackson county Democrats
hold their county convention, Aug.
ust LIST, 1882. When is ours to be
held?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

A word to Clifton friends-the
smallpox was occasioned in your
vicinity BY Matt. Gibbons. Abolish
him and your town will be rid of a
pest, and if you don't believe it ask
his boarding boss and his paper man,
to say nothing of his landlord.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30
XII.
9as S9ier Dira ssiast.

Dem bsisen Gage fOIsts stn bunfl.r,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS atenp.
Sur psrsinsslt l1immatsn Sterns bon
benz NIT bitter erauem @erSlf ii6er,os
asnen Sirmamente bsrntseer, pdbuspo
pom 3 ifsn ber, isnIeits nss Siebsueebir.
ssS, BON Belt ;u Belt lprdbenoen 6lams
Hlsnsarbe ais i6pa6s 8otsn zines In Der
psitsn 1trns pertUlsncen 8eptttsrs ft
sstaten.
Sn Nbsinta9 baite bic Gube tes
Sonntass Der nod ttsfersn Rube unp
Sttas Der Na&t plaB semudt.
SO mar bsrsitS mad Der isbntsn abenb,
funps, uno UNI ptefe 3sit bssab ftp se.
mig ~ Bette, per lstn Na9tlassr nod
ni6t sslu6t bate; psnn abselsben
tapon, RAP Der Sanpmann ibsrbaupt tin
anbdnssr pes alien sutsa Spru6es III
Grlb ins 8stt - frab aus BEN Belt
70 mar man In Der Belt Der @etrsipeernte,
fir tpslbe befanntli9 pte frdbefen Ias
8sSfunpe am liebfen serpanpt pereen.
I'm 10 rnebr niubte 60 a%uttauen, eab
IN Der Ndbe Der Burg cine srpee S6aar
iussnrlih rifisr 9efaltsn um sinsn
Wa8su uno on pem n absn Sefibpr lebnte,
roitlps unp Flu, alS pdrsn is IN Bib
5iulen S%srpanpelt pprcsn.
gs tparsn bic &~sibjuussn, rpsl6s btfm
Sbtfen Distri9 Salfman partettn, Der
nod ni&t BON eGfts!terB suridssfsbrt
mar.
Gin lsi&ta Fdditssr Iritt ndbsrts
r. -
@om geitt tpar ni&ts su erfeansn,
alIein bic Stimme flans pie bic pes
SRultbstb Sermann ebber, ais Der ans
fSmmltns sspdmpft %fommanetr!e 9prs
tpdrlS ! @r 1T pal
SOfort fam eth aud isst nod lauts
loIsS eeben IN pie bis pabin resunsslplsn
0staltsu. SIN Nu battsn ite lib an
Det&lsl unb Hdpsr Ssribsilt, 70 pab pobl
a%n8encmmen perpen purfte, baB iscen
pprber ietn Stsae aenau ausepteIep
mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-05-30

frbmtsn, brau6t ppbl nttt Defenders
bemerft su peresn ; ALIEN auss S1aIten
uno Gluden tra6ts cen Wassn nidt
tpteeer our Grbe, unb ruste Der Wpns
taBmprssn casu Sapanbt peresn, has
S&slmenfdf Der lsBttn Na6t ptscer u,s
sei@sben III MAIDEN.
n~ebrfssns mar, I'm, baS BIER ;a bsusrs
fen, etne ioIae 8raftprUbe ntbt seraee
stn Strafs ocsr Radsuet ; BE oamaIise
Belt bis tn cen Nnfans unlereS Sabrs
buntsriS iab paria leitsnS Der IuSabsn.
ben nur cine uni9uleise Nsftrst, eth
Iustpben iberftdumsnrer Susensfraft,
trdbrsnp freilid bisjsntssn, esnen sin fol,
der S&abernad sefpielt uurpe - unp
bas ssf6ab ni6t lslten - mstfsns auf
penitIben Stanotpunft f6 feQtsn pis ole
bsuttae @nfbauunS une oamals iapn
Der S@sfs Ofetrib 5aIfmau.
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gDie Der p~erturbtne 0eutra( ban

Wie Der bsriturbsne 6easral bon
0Gbsn crsimal mad DarmRapt fam, eas
srsdblt prins Ssinri6 Don 5sEsn na6
esn Wtttbsilunssn sts Generals ME
folst: SIS mar TN Sabre 1910 a!s Der
pamals ~25iibrise @5ben nab Ssspbis
suns ces Srtssss In Spanisn, ZEN sr In
Den &stbsn Der 8arliiten mitssma6t
bate, In feline !Ssimatb suridtsbrte.
Gin fat ununtsrbrohsner SuSHarI6
ftbrts Jpn bon Der Sstuns Gsrnsa Bic
nah Grantfurt a. Or. San; pbne Wits
tel bate .. @56sn In ben lesten @p9sn
nur BON unrsifem Diff sslsbt uno ets
yidbte auf frsism Sslpe ;ussbra6t. Sn
Der Ndbe BON Darmfaet i6lps G li6
einem rpanesrnpen 8itsrssisIsn an
ano faste ibm, RAP sr psS enisen S6las
fsns untsr frstsm Simmsl fat lef une,
um emma! untsr Dad unp Sad su fom,
men, fia In Darmtapt arrsttrsn laGsn
pOls. Gr nielpst lib aud pitflt1 bsim
Wasifrat alS 0asabonp, miro absr, pa
feline paptsre In spQfcmmensr Srenun8
iipc, pispsr frsisslaGsn. San, trpllps,
mice unp au~sssbunssTt mill ct bic
Stapt perlaGsn. Da flppft ibm Der
Sifersslsls auf Die Sbultsr unp prldt
ibm IL SrsuHr tn Die Slnp. pie ibm
Gin llntsrfommsn In elmer Strbnss srs
m5slt6ten. oDaS mar metn sritsr Se,
iu@ In DarmRart," fblos bon @S6sn
feline @rSdbluns. oDas ,peite DIAL.
TN Sabre 1919 purpe i'd In Ssslsituns
Or. 85aiSl. Sobsit ssS Yrinssn bon
prsuben In elmer Softquipase BON
Sabnbof abafbplt unp pas brittle DIAL
TN SABRE 1866 radte Id ais @snsraI
an Ger SpiBe msinsr Eruppen In bic
Stapt ein." 90 pe@ielppa fam pas
SHtdlal lstn.4f J .4sa
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Ste
8bein6a6er @exe.
Sifuriide Gt,abluns BON 81. @aaer.
(5srtissuns).

lOstiItpuhBJ.
Dietrth 6alfman sudte NIT fefner
Wimper, otps$l ieBt cas Iopesurtbetl
dber isine @eliebte ssipro6en mar.
Wenn er bisbsr nod unsntittsoen sss
,tpelen tpar, Oh er nitt bte Warsaretb Al
retten Se,iu6sn ipue, Jest mar BET ibrn uns
rieperrufli9 beidloHen, fe auf cen dsis
terbaufsn su ltsfsrn. Die anItetnsnb
slet6sdltissn Worte psS 5trsnrtbtsrs
bate er gan, rt6tis tabtnseceutet, pab
eteier bet 8~elesenbett f1 Der Warsarstb
ais Mtttel beptenen werce, I'm, tbn, ben
Sdsfen, Der 3aubsret su bsi@ulpfsen.
Nibts absr psrristb btsle @seanfsn.
ais er iasts: W!t eielsr Stre serfebrt
Der junse 9bber Qtfo ptsI, unc alS Wats
lebsn bat er fih bic S1psfer elmer Dor
fdrf Sabren Ysrbramnten Ssre sewdtlt.
DAP aud an ZEN iibrisen 9lis0srn sis
nnr lpl6en Gamtlie Der 0npaGt
Der 3aubsret baftnt traute i'd
wObl ni&t srft nod ~bsionpsrs bersprsus
Ben.
@snt MIR alto mad Nbsinba1 foms
men, laste Doctor San W5stn, 70 fin
ben wtr BON risien Ieufslsbratsn senus.
Sbne Grase, erwteesrte rsr S9sTe
Dtstria Salfmau. Benu t6 ibrisens
mir etnen &atb erlauten pa,t 70 sins
Der pabtn, eae mir nibt ptersebn Gage
tsarteten, bts ntr tn 8beinba1 III bren,
men anfansen. DaS 6rsnpelen bat
BET uns In fold idrsdlt@sm Wase susss
r,pmmsn, bab mSsltaf raide unp
rnSslt9t srinpItde Neintsuus cine UNI
abwstslt6s Gpresruns 1T.
@bsr Sbr babt ia astSrt bab bic s.,
Der nod pier3sbn Gage fiber finp. waif
Doctor San WSpsn Elm.
90 bsstnat NIT anpsrsn, psrisBts Die
trta Salfman. Da BADEN MIR ots Rode,
f1e WarSarstb uno ibre Wuttsr, oie
gerpeleae lbbne Wiaertn, BON psnen ies
pss 8tnp weib, paB le btrsn fbnnsn. Da
III Der Ucst Doctor Shweissl %.
8sr2 feudts Doctor San W5osn,
uno lstne Musen trateu Dor Sester sldns
senp aus ibren SSblen. Gr slaabte, bic
Belt CUR Ra9e ist sstummer, unp farts
tste cod, iib psrb6rt su babsn.
Der gest Doctor S1peisel, pieters
bplte ted Der S6sfs Distri6 5alfman.
Sbr isie stn Narr. urtbsilts Der ant'
mann.
Das ieio Sbr stslmsbr, rsplisirte Der
S4tfs fonf pirpst Sbr pom 9Sbsr gu6
nt6t pis SberSormunpl6aft baben ibsrs
trassn laiien.
0aS liest assen ben @oat Dol? uns
terbrab Doctor San Wtpsn ben bsstns
renpen Strett.
Sebr pisl, ~bsbauptste 5alfman.
SD uiQ meme Singer nit elmer fol-
den @eididte ntdt ttluesln, ufldrts
ater Der Mm!mann. SIN ibrfssn fpms
met, mir mprseu raa Rbstuba4 binaber.
Damn min Id fir pas @sitsre lt on
lorsen, radte Der SdtFe Distrt@ DALI,
man, unb etn Slff, tpsldsn er NIT Doc.
tor San WSpen tauitts. seiste ibu,, eab
Ct etnen treusr 0erbanpstsn su Geinsm
fnfsrn @srfe Ssfunbsn bate.
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q. Q. Satder.

pttyoutts&s ~
yNaserianre, n6elrie6enbsr Gt6sni, gerbans
unssbeiHrereeu uub 8ppfreb trereeu Iettt earH
ScpfenzStttsrs furirt."
yGtuttrt bic Scpfens 9itterSs gd4er, se6rau4t
Bite Ngehtsiu, feb peiie, ssiunb uns sladlia."
ySf suH has 2sben CUR 9aF, une babt tbr aae
Srfuuns ~psrlcreu, 10 periu4t Sc~pfsnsSttters."
,,Tterens unb Sarnbei6pertsn fnS ausemstne
tlebeL uno tas siuSiSe ltfere uno iurerlaiiiSe
Setlmittsl eassseu 1T has Sprfenssttters. -
Wan taue earduf u
,Tas ScpiensgttterS eri6Spft une jerftSrt
niAt; Is ifeat pieeer ber une perianst."
,Sie6er, gilipftat, G6lafristett unb @efbiu6t
irereeu lei4t eur4 9cpfeusSitterS turtrt."
,@ei&rare, Sttpp&en, Ssmmsriprrfen, rause |
Saut, ausi6lase unb uuretues Slut tartrt bas
Sspfen 8itterS."
,Gri9lafte 3ieren unb Sdrnersane seten 90
ben ihlimHfen 6rantheiten aulaS. Das Srpfen,
8itters turirt re aue."
,TaS ScpfeuI 8ttters psri6aft mebr @ejanhs
tett, Senusnideiu unb Sreuhe, als aue anesreH
arsneten IuiaHmsn senpnnen."
Sn alien a%pptHsteu su baben.
Sop 8itters Efs. Co., &o9efer, ". y.
q 1Srpntp, Ont, uuS spuhpn, Gnsfanb.
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vile apstbsfer b~erfaafen es.
Sasoratoriatt: 60. ~ 2sef 5. Sfrase,

Saaoratoriam: 60. ~ Ssef s.. Sfra8es
Rem BORT Gttq, /.
3em9uiNe.)
Waufpn, Alamafee Co., Ssra.
Sd babe Or. Slarf Sobnipn'S Snsian glsss
Syrup fir Wassntrampf-, esbsrI.ibsn une
Dtarrbpe sebrauSt une sro6ta Grfpls samit e..
Itslt. SD nOats niSt sbue sasielbe fein.
Senrs Rssbans
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Sri, S'9ri,r Ga cssms

@ris, S'Sritn Co., Ssma.
SO rtrs bisrmit bsltsinist sas Or. Gtar7
3cbnfpn's Sneiau Slspe SSrap mid Rirflt8
BON i&rsrsa rbeumatiItea S1mer,ea befreib
BAT. SD balts es fir elm psrtbsples Wittrl u.
rsesmmanpirs ssfsn gsbraut alien, bic an abr
IfSeu S9msrjea lribsn.
u. 8. Sat1er.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-24
DERBY DAY"

This Is Derby day III England, the
racing carnival Of the year, as dear tc
the E"glishmans heart as Christmas
Everybody goes to the Derby"-roy
atty, the nobility, church dign taries
and all. The hold that the institution
his on the popular heart may beinferred
from the fact that the official celebration
Of Queen Yictoris's metal day (for that
falls on TO day Also has been postponed
until June 3D., the Saturday in Whitsun
week, 80 Us not to interfere with "the
Derby Last year the Brltishers
were made mad enough on Derby day
for each and every Johnny
Bull to go aside and kick himself. On
that day an American horse, Mr.. Lor-
rillard's famous "Iroquois," won the
Derby-won it against the best blood of
the English racing stables Such a
thing had never occurred before and
stald Englshmen wondered what the
word was coming to. Dir. Lorrillard
brought back thousands Of dollars to
tins country--English winnings after
deductlng many thousands for his ex-
penses. We do not know what. if any,
American horses arr entered for the
honors Of the Derby to-day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-24
PnInr Exploration.


There is no likelihood thai the attempts
10 reach the north pole viii ever cease, no
matter by how many II: :gedies like the
fate OF FraI kiln and Dc Long, they may
be attended. and however clearly it may
he demonstrated that tile habitable por-
tion OF the globe can gain nothing from
having the Uniuhabjtable portion more
fully. known. The motive which sends
men generation after generation to fight
for life In tn, Sc icy wastes amid the APP
pa.ling darkness and storms OF are iC win
ter, is precisely the same aS that 10 which
we owe tEc most fruitful scientific investi
cations and many OF tie most valuable
additions 10 the resources otmodern civil
iization. 1t is, in short, neither more nor
less than passionate hatred OF mystery
which may be said more than anything
else, 70 distinguish the modern from
the ancient world, and before which so
many gorgeous and chimeras rare have
vanquished from popular belief and so
many happy islands and impenetrabe
seas and sacred mountains have diSap-
pearcd from the map