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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01
NOTICE.

1T is hereby certified that the Atlantic
i and Northwestern Railroad Company OF
West Virginia, in pursuance OF power vest
ed in it by the general laws OF West Nir-
ginia, and by the act entitled, San act to
amend and re enact section two OF an Act
passed February twenty. eight, one thous-
and eight hundred and seyenty-two, en-
titled IAN Act providing for charter for
the Guyandotte River Railroad and Min
eral Company" passed March 18th, 1881,
has duly consolidated It's capital stock,
property and franchises With the Ohio Cen
trail Railroad company, corporation Of the
State OF Ohio, and has duly adopted for
such consolidated company, the name Of
the "0hio Central Railroad Company
By order Of the Board of Directors OF the
Atlantic and Northwestern Railroad
Company.
s. G. MoF'IsHER, Secretary.
Atlantic and Northwestern Railroad CO.
January 18th, 1882. feb. l5i6od,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01
Judge COnkIing.

The President has nominated Elk.
Senator Conkling, to fill the vacancy
on the United States Supreme Bench,
occasioned by the retirement of JUS
tice Hunt. 1t is agreed upon all
sides that Conkling will make an
able and upright Judge. 1t isa good
plan for him to retire upon, yet not
so good as he might have had some
years ago, as President Grant offered
him the office of Chief Justice.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01
Fees and Doctors.

The fees of doctors is an item that
very many persons are Interested in
just at present. We believe the SEIZED.
ule for visits is $500, which would
tax man confined to his bed for a
year, and in need Of daily visits, over
$1,000 a year for medical attendance
alone! And one single bottle of Hop
Bitters taken in time would save the
1000 and all the years sickness
Post.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01

When n man makes his will and
disposes of his assets, he is supposed
to be getting ready to die. The Re.
publican party hasn't made its will
yet, but it seems to be disposing of
its assets in the shape of stalwart
politicians and leaders. Conkling
on the Supreme Bench, Grant on the
retired list, Blaine kicked overheard
and poor Garfield killed, it looks as
though the party would soon have
but little working capital left.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01
Tippett and Sergeant.
New Martinsville Messenger. /

The Ncc Dominion suggests The
name of Hon. George W. Tippett fol
Governor, but it won't do. 1'ippett
may go to Congress from the Sshoe
string down the river, but we want
it distinctly understood that Sar.
geant is to be Governor the next
time. There is TO be no fooling about
this, Jules.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01

The Legislature is about to pass a
bill to prevent the spread of the Can
adian thistle, under a penalty of a
fine of $500. 1t will, however, ap.
ply only to Berkely county. The bill
should have applied to the State gen.
orally, as this is an exceedingly
troublesome weed and even danger.
Gus, and is spreading rapidly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01
ATTENTION FIDUCIAREES.

HAVING been appointed by the County
III Court Of Mason county, Vest Virginia,
on the 9Th day of January, 1881, their sols
Commissioner to settle with Fiduciaries,
all Administrators, Executors, Curators
and Guardians, will govern themselves
accordingly, as Lam the only legally consti-
tuted authority before whom they can
make their settlements.
JNo. L. TIMAIs,
Com'r Fiduciaries of Mason Co. Court.
ian.l2.tf.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01

The President and Cabinet have
decided to restore General Fitz John
Porter to his rank as a Major Gener7
al. When restored, if he is entitled
to back pay at all, it will amount to
SlI5,OOOOO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01
The High Waters.

The winter of 1872 will long be
held in memory by many citizens Of
the Ohio Valley, as one of terror and
destruction. The rains have been
incessant and the floods almost uni.
versal. At Cincinnati the flood was
not quite SO high as in 1S47, while
in the region of Memphis, it was
fully equal to that of 1882. Quite a
number of people have been drowned
together with great numbers of stock,
while thousands of citizens are TEN.
porarily houseless and the damage To
property can scarcely be computed
In our own immediate region the
waters have been continuously high.
but we have had no such great floods
as have prevailed on the lower river.
AS we read such distressing accounts
of the miseries Of low-landers and
look around even upon our low
places, it is a satisfaction to know
that our town at last has place to
grow upon, where the waters shall
cease 10 trouble" and no flood can
ever come. The lands recently pur.
chased 10 be laid out in town lots, at
the upper end of Point Pleasant on
the Ohio river, embraces large body
Of land that lies high and dry above
even the water mark Of 1882. 1t is
here that not only the new town will
be built, but much of the old town,
now occupying quarters subject to
overflow, will gradually move up, as
we grow in size, We will also grow
above high water mark.
The Kanawha Gazette: A few of our
Democratic exchanges have from time
to time contained articles that were
meant to depreciate, in the eyes of
the people, West Virginia representa-
tivcs in the United State Senate. We
do not think they have succeeded in
this because we do not think they
ought TO succeed. These critics pro-
coed upon the idea that everything
that it is desirable that representa-.
tive in that dignified body shall
possess is the capacity to make ell
oquent speeches. If he meets this
requirement he is qualified, and if he
does not he is not the man for the
place. Our opinion is dilerent. We
do not think West Virginia's interest
is to be promoted by the slightest con-
cession to this idea. A plain, practi,
cal common sense man, will accom-.
pllsh more good for his State than
any number of tlashy orators could
do. 1t is business sense, and not the
graces of oratory, that tells in legis.
lative matters. Each member is
there in the interest of his own State,
and is controlled in his vote by that
interest and not by the fervid appeals
of any man, however eloquent. The
man who devotes his time to the pre-
of rhetorical speeches, to be
delivered upon all sorts of occasions,
hardly ever has much time for any.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01
VALUABLE TIMBER LAND for
- SALE!s

THE tract OF timber land belonging to
! Hon S. S. Cox, OF New York, lying in
Clendinen District, Mason county, West
Virginia, containing 900 acres, is now for
sale, in the whole, or in tracts Of not less
than 100 acres. Upon this land can be
found the finest OF timber, consisting OF
Ash, Walnut, Oak, Poplar and Pine. Easy
access to the Kanawha or Ohio Rivers.
Title inaisputasle. Abstract OF title and
map OF land can be seen at the office OF
Jno. L. Trims. For terms and further in.
iormationapply to the undersigned at Point
Pleasant West Virginia. Correspondence
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01
FARM FOR SALE.

T OFFER for sale my farm OF 20 acres,
J. situate in Mercers Bottom, Mason coun.
ty. 1t has on it good frame house of five
rooms, barn and other improvements. The
land is all bottom, lying on the Ohio river.
For further information address
MRS. MARIAN J. MEADOWS,
jan.i-2m. Point Pleasant, West Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01

No. 13, Freight and Passenger.
Leaves Richmond daily except Sunday at
S.SOp. m. and arrives Charlottesville 1850
p. M.
EASTWARD. No. 2slail. No. FIX.
D DAILY pressldly
Lexington Div GEL &
BIS Ryl
I've louisville LIN
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01

LIST Of Real Estate sold to indiyidu-
IA ais within tbs county OF Mason, in the
month Of I'D dayl january, 1882, Tor the
OF taxes thereon for the
ts,ttrl e7u and 1881.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-01
TTEE BRIDGE.
Some Notes About tlie Coming
Structure, and otiier Matters.
IFrom 1lie lialIiPoIis JonrnaI.l

ffruu, fl,r C,siiiDolie Iournai
tn M, =, ~. -, ~. -. 80
vs,oi II 'o.'i r 80. souI n.a ~ nus pes.
anno - Il W a SssA iol 'ne oppe" !,
thsv =. " p'i Ivy mn " iS ~: y
no, H,a a .sii w ~ I Guy, y 'u'S e.
IL Ro i.e"s = 49, me io@ " ms n,ss VII
tion,s. 100 u = D ,l 49, ~ tN.s seu'
ors q bo III ~ ~ 49,. w ~;
firm III, W. ~ JUN, sne y, p' : G NE
& n -, W. fe W., - = ,,S 1.ni
Win IL, !" p1' ~ Z, ".'en you ee",
co,,,.,,s u tns 9 "t n. lo,s'ni
p; LII; n w IN ,' ;sn +, SuIsS ~ ~ "
yr;a q m ~ ~, :, h &c ,sana n " ~,
Il Kin n ie =, g pa,,, =, 49, q W a"u
Tbis frn, Ms, :, : no, ~ ~ ~ fo,odod
with H. P; nus ~ NY ST. ~ cS,s' oSi
sys s,.e lug ~ ;e o.e y, o"t
Thai v'aVi m uO Tnl S Snio hnp q
| G q Rr;oo Nv WI Wnrl lIlan nsn ~
son Co.,, WV 81 N' q at Paah w Nh
yort aud ~ y y a y, , Ieeoe, o t'Ti
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27

mcinem 6er5en Ser Triebe, meiaem 0eben
9tAbc uno Seligfeit geiihert."
80, ni6t bteS, ntdt 0ieS," ipra6 6eOs
mig nit ittQem S0merS por ii6 BIN.
vStoB' Mid ni6t pieber binaus in Die
StrOutung," fubr 6ugo fort, otucnn i6
MIDI ans rctte1oe ltfer fii0ten tptll."
vQSte ntcrlpartct fommt bieie @rflGruI1!!
&onntcit bu ie nidt Dir, ni6t unS eripas
ren? 2Stc fonnt' t6 barouf gefaBt ietu,
baB 10 pl0bli6 aus iaprelangem frelln0lis
6cn 8erfeDr Gin ioI6er Q8ltui0 berals.
ma6ien mirbe? 6aben mir ie Die Spra9e
Ser 2eiOeni6afi geipro6en? Ober lag es
ipie Bic title QI6nurg zines l6Dneren
@life5 iiber unierem 3uiammenietn =? SIR
gel1o Elm 3ouber, ein S9leier, ba5 lll1gelOite
GGtDielber 2iebc? yietn, 0ugo, eia 30gerllOeS
0eitGn0niB, baS Sabre lang tpartet, bat it6
leineS 9iedteS begeben; ETH lDl6cr 6alter,
Der i'm Binter aus lctner Oituc ldllpft,
barf ii6 ni6t tpunoern, ipenlt er 1tlr S0nee
uno Sis unl it1 finbet."
Scr GGullld Der Gltern 49," ~itotterte
6u9o.
uS0 babe i6m gcgcnii6er mid einmaI
felt ltllO beitimmt erflGrt; barnaI5 9lQubt'
t6 ti0t, baB es aud Der betnc lct. Stein,
0ugo, glib mir Die 6anb, mir tpDucn CUTE
&aneraOen blei6en, ipie mir c5 itets getpe5
len ftn0." =
Gortiebung fOG9t.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27

fGnpfe MIDI burd. 9fur nod ouf flr3e
9cit loli' uniere Qicbc Elm @cDeimniB iein
49,. unier @|e0ctmnlB."
y0tur Dn5 Ginc ni0t. ..6as Cine nIdt
~. fetn Spiel nit metnem 0er5cn. SD
mill nid)t red)ter, ntdt rtd)telt. SDre 8er>
eangen0cit lit SIR GtgentDum; bo6 Sic
limb Gcipo0nt, Sbre 2iebe Su perIdwcn0cn;
libc GGuiOung Su crlcbe11, lit Sbnen wiQ:
fomnlen; iie giebt SDnen Elm JtetDt, it0
Io3;liogen BON boucr11bcr 4flidt. Selbft
icnc5 ft0lsc, i06ne @8eib, sic 9tumGllin, perz
n1od)tc Sic nt6t 81 felleln. lln0 i6....
i0 49,! g4as lit Ser Graum elmer Stunbe
oeoelt ben ytalti0 zines SabreS? 9tcbmen
Sie 6os ral0c g8ort 3uriiG.. biellcift
pcripe6t es nod in ben 9itftell. Sbre Ser
0angcn0cit pcri0m0rt it6 oage8c1 wle Sbre
3lt.nft."
v6conig," io9te ottoman jebt nit eincm
aus uolcm ScrScn brtngen0en Son; Die
gSci0e ser Gmpftloung un0 Der Gould Der
gciocnl0aft s%tttcrtcn III ibn na0, n6cDtpig
bit Galt mcil1 gGort, pertrallc mir! SD
bin allDer5 gctporoel, ais t0 mar aus
ipilben Grfo0rlingen babe id) Die Scele ge>
rcttct, ullo rot Dir ging Elm fonfter 3aubcr
ais, ser ntiD GclGutcrt bat. No5t Das
lklIuIltu UtlDClUtl uDIuDlCIl III @DUltullIt @IuA~
men? l8ir iinb gliiGli6, tpelln mir unS
Iic6cn, ul1D 9lie11to1D fam Dies 0lllG ulls
rauben. SD forocre bic 9(ntmort, Die es
beiiegeltI 0cbiptg, Iie6it ou MIDI? 2"
Limb 6u fro9it 2" rief icbt bus W}G66en
inter SrDdren lG0elnD, in auSbrldenOem
Slbcl, nit Ser ga1Sen Srlnfenbett elmer
Gn~pft1tbung, Del6er Elm ent5ilGenber Qllz
genblid sic 3u1ge gel0it bar; at mcin
3enfen mar MIR BEL Dir, felt i0 bic6 Suerlt
qcie6e1, fir oi0 mar i0 nit TrcltDcn in
Sen Sob ge9argen, Sttomar -...0u lpetBt
eS, fragc ni6t!"
6ingcge6en rllbte fte in Ieinet glrnlcn; er
6riidte Ben 8ra1tflIB auf ibre 2tppelI.
Der Sag er6lnBte I'M gSeften; ober Der
gansc 9teigen bet @cltirne iticg an 6imn1el
cn1por.
$50 bleibt SIR MIR 2" rief Glotiloc,
pel0e fir ben b%ciorgtcn 9Dctor niht SIT
raid Sic GInge 5uritffo9. Gr Datte gar
nidbt 6arult geoa0t. 80. ein gGnIoenbn0 al
letn nit leiucr& odter. =, leine 0c@celtDetS7
tDeorie fam iibcr i'm nit alien Sd)TcGcn nt5
@clpiiicnS ltl1o bcfliigelte ieinen GnGitli0e1
Sc6ritt. llnD ais CT bic errc9tc1 3iige 0co>
pig'S laD, tparO iDn1 ridt leitbter ST WfutNc.
yS0r G0bt ppDl Becren 0cpflildt? 2" rjcf
Glotiloe, inbcm fte ii0 III 6colpig'S Nrm
birg. y6iiten Sic ith nor mciltcm &rl7
Ser" iogte ftc; v0cnn CT gcDort Sll Drlt
idDnen WtGnnern, bic it'd ieIbir fir Gefd0r@
lid b0ltcn unb ntdt5 TT onlteGellocr ais
BET 2(bcrglaubcn.. 80"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27

Sbre @unit 6eperbc, ulto moDrIi@, sic
ba6en MIDI bi9Der niGt entlnutDl9t. '0eltte
gum eritenn10le 80"
Stun fa0rcn Gie fort!"
vOeute id)icn IS mir, ol5 tpGre SRnct
mci1c 6relaDli0feit CUR G0it? D0s mAr0e
mid ticf i1mcr5er, i0 DcrDe0l' cS SDnelt
nit5t; bcrtt c5 lit mir niGt giei0giilttg, oh
Gic mir frcrnb ooer gar fctl0ltN gcgenitbers
trctcu; i0 boffte, baB uniere Trcunold0af
mir nod cine i6Dncrc 3ufunft perbltr8c1t
niirDc."
SD BIN S6ucn nidt gram, lieber 8ere
ben iQgte GlotiIoe gltlnutDtg; yetl1 iptni9
gfcdcrei 49,. sic fcltner ia oa5 alte Sprtd>
tpDrt...."
g8er6sn ot6mete erlei6tert altf, alS ct
6as freult6lt0e 2Gc0eln be9 W{dOOels lab.
ngS0s Sic ntGt errat1en D0bell, @lottloe,
bielcid)t niC0t erratDel1 ~ip0ltell, t) mil IS
SSbnc1 IGQet nit aucr Sife1Dett, tpte tie eth
OjefiiDL DcrlQl1qt, bQ5 t0 rtidt LANCER per-
lellolcn fam. SD ltebe Sic, Glotlloe.
i0 iuciB e5, id0 BIN nt0t Jung, ntdt ldon,
bDdJ t) babe ben beiBGn Mulll6, Ste glltd1
lid 5t mQGen, S9nen trelt SUI Sette 81 1te1
ben, sic 5u l9igen ge8ell 1eoe HIlotu OeS
2ebett3."
Gloti(be Gatte Sic 9tafete fOrtgciporferl ullO
la0 QSerbc1 nit 9roBcn Mu8en tra3elt0 al.
Sin llntrag IN oler 8orm.... oas mar tDr
nod ntDt Dorgefontnlen.
so ite0' i'd, Der erfabrene O}altn, 5a9elto
Dot bcrl iltn9cn Wfa00ell Oos iiDer oa9 @ec
i0id meineS 9e6cn5 enti0etOen 1ou oo1
id) fam MIR tpieOerb0lclt, Gus boiler Seele:
GlDtiloe, i0 biete Dir rletn t0er3, meme
6QnD."
Glotil6e ffan6 etnige .3cit idipeigen0, iie
fi0ltc Die BcDcutun9 De3 9lugc1bttdes, Danlt
bcQnnn iie Qltf ~eirtut0l i'll Die 0dlodelt SIT
flQti0et 1no rief babel aus:
y0o5 mar e3 ia, tua5 i1 mir ill1ltcr lfon
aciuitui0t bate. gdln IT'S 8etommen
3ic6er, ~eil15iger M}onn, i'd bin Dir ia l@on
10 lQrge pDu 6er3en gut. f%0rltelt Du an
mtr.%Spcifcl1 :"
Q@crben orIidte 6a5 tpil6e Ma0den ans
6crS ulD etneu <B auf iet1e Slppen.
y0o0 6u8 bleibt nod 5mtldelt ltllS g0pG
mus langlom bQrauf Dorbereitct tper0et;
bod MN IT'S 60dite 3eitl llnIer Tortblet7
ben erre9t iorit 2lufieDen uno Die Suppe
lptro un5 fQlt."
Sic tGnsclte poraltS int 0efI6t G06iten
Slides. 8eim Souper mar tie gcger Saul
gum c%ritcu1nale frernDlt6 obne lte6ertretz
burq nib Dermie0 ie6c3 iibernlatDige Spiel.
Saul IQB nebe1 SttomQr Bel Slid 49,.
fem Q8ort bon GlariiiaI Q8etder Gmpf01g
barrie ~ieiter, tpeur er Die t~roltloie 9taGri6t
na0 6auie bradte? Gr begarn ielblt OaS
@clprGd Quf G1IoB @reifenberg bin5llens
fen 80. perge6en5! ottoman DcrntteD abb
ii6tlidb, 6arauf ei13uge0en, Dtcuci6t aus
SSlrdt bot Dem alten @rafen.
Gr1t ais 4aul u1ten i'm 8orIaal itano,
nod)oem ct beretts icinen eigenen, nod pom
9fegen i6tpereu Sod mtc6er atge5o8en uno
ben fornnlolen 6ut aufgeiebt bate, berett,
in ben 9Bagen SIT iteigelt, Do iagte SttOmar
flii6tig: 0@mpfeDIen Sic MIDI 81 6aule."
OicS fGrgli0e g8ort NOT 2Q4eS, tpas er
bon 6ieiem 10 tpi0tt8cn 8el49 nit betm7
bradte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27

it6tSloie 2tebe, fe fam lei0t cin nabelie>
genDeS maDreS 2ebenSgliiG Deri0er5en."
6ugo bate WtuBe, olf benz tpeiren Dunf>
len Neg na6 Der NeiibenS iibcr biele beoel>
tungspolIen Morte nadDSubenfen. Sein
@rol 9egen Sttomar itei8erte it'd bis 5ur
itillcn MutD. QIS CT al ocm 1titen, III lcin
Grim ~eingclponneneu 6GuSdeu 0c5 Soc
tors OorltberTubr, 0a bate er ctn GtF.lOl
~ll1l0gDuret gStDc3; eS mar iDnt. ais gingc
ihnt ell foltbarcr Sdob DerlorCn. Die 2lD7
1lllng bieicS GerlultcS, Die ii6er tDn fam, bic
it6 umounfelnb ilbcr iein gnnscS fijnftige5
9cbcn legtc, 5ei9te tDm crit, oaB er 6coiutg
lic6te.
aoum hattie Sugo baS S0loB bcrloiicn,
dlS Gl0rilla nit l1geipo1uter Ge6Dafttgfett
iiD t9reS SruoerS b~emdbttgte.
vEoul 80. bu must Diniibcr naD 98al1
oellbo0!" Der jun8c Wraf ia6 letne Sdnez
iter befrer10et an.
vqeos bait bu benn? gu biit 10 oufz
geregt?"
v9u bDrit eS ia, ottoman lit picbcr BAL"
vS00n," iagte saul, ylo lit es tpobl al
tim, mir lctnen 8eiu6 3u maden."
rNeldc 66rmli0feiten !"
vS0 fiIblc njdt oaS SebIrfniB, i'm an
MIDI Su erinnern."
Saul lieB iiD e1olih iIbcrre6en un6 perz
lprab, arf Maloen6o6 etnen Selll6 5t
MAIDEN. ST Doiite @lOtilben tpieber5ule0et.
Gl0rtI1a ober bate feinen anoeren @eDol1
fen, ais bur6 8aul Ottomar'S @e9e1z
belu6 81 e~rlon8cn. ST bate III Der Ian9en,
longen 3ett ni0tS bon ii0 b0rcn loiien,
0uc) an lSaul niGt cine Belle 8ei0rtebcn.
Sn 6eotpig i0b fe cine ncue gtebelDublerin.
Sb ottoman iie liebte2 Seoeuf0lt5 muBte
6eOiptg'S aufOrihglide 2jebe ibn beldlf>
tigen, lein 0enfen uno @mpfinOen in 9(1e
iprl0 ncDmen, tpelln aud mn auf fltr5e
d3cit. SIR 0cr3 per3a9te i'm StiQeu, bob
nod INNER itrdubte itd ibr ul~tbeltglolnc5
g8olcr, ouf 9IGnSet0e 9oTftRn8en 81 oer7
3i9ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27
EEMT

A&ZElMSGWMM#ZZM SIGH durch e1ne VIcTSeW0N-
Tige Speziat- P9acis ais prObat erWiesen haben.
Sa~nenSchwicle. nachtlirhe Ergiessungen, PuSteln
i'm Gesicht, VerlOrene ManneSkraft Werden p0sitiV
geheiIt- Klein Ecperin1entigen. Das richtige
HeilmIttel wird SOfOrt in jedem FalIe ~angeWandt.
CGnSultatiOncn. pers0nlich oder br1ehich, Streng
cOnfidentiell. Medizinen per Post und per Express
YerSandt. Keine Zeichen auf den Packeten, Welche
auf den InhaIt oder Sender SChlieSsen laSSen. Man
sende Zoe fir das Buch: VerlOrene ManneSkraft
wieder geWOnnen. Office Strnaen: 9 Uhr Merge1s bis z
uhr Attends. Sonntags Won 10 bis u Ur MItags.
james, WINE OF HOPS R Rann 4e't HSe is iIfter FIR FIR
NeryenSchwache. YerlOrene Energie, JugendtlOr-
heiten. schleichende Krankheiten und Unverdaulichs
keit. S 1 per Quartiasche g Flasher fur So.
JAMES WINE Of DANDElIg9NN E Ind au1 slfhsEi:
ges Heilnittel fir Krankheiten der Nieren, FraQen'
Sclwachen. weiSsen FluSs und sclmerZhafte Menstru7
alton. So per Quartiasche; o Flaschen fur $40.
JAMES, NERTtNE PILLEEN Ja ahreI prak t h "a
be. bin ich zu der Oeberzeugung gekolImen, caSs
neunZehntel der nGnnehmlichkeiten und BeSchWer-
den DIES Lebens aus Gleichgultigkeit gegen den Ge-
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bel ManneFn. TauSende, Welche NIGHT den Wtrkii-
cher Grund kannten. haben SIGH in FOlge deSSen das1
Leben v~erbittert und das DaSein zu elmer BUrde So
macht, wo eS glicklirh und Zufrieden hattie SEN kon
men, NERVIfE PILiEN, ZusammengeSetzt aus WurT
zeln ind Kriutern, machen die SchWacien STARK:
Das. was man ~vprlOren hattie oder ME besass. wird
Wiederkehren und das Helm Zu einem giickllchen
maclen. Das Leben ist I'll kurz, um es in einem
ungemiithlichen End nicht zusagenden Heinz Zu yer.
trauern, wenn cine 500 Box einem. gefallt 1Hd
SecHS BOGen cine KaEr beactTken JaGeF 5000"
Per Post Yersandt cegen Empfang des Presses.
DR., JAMES. No. 2O4 Washington ST., Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27
James Medical institute

vOm State Illinois zu dem
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Iegirt um s0fortige Hilfe in
allen chrOnischen, geheimen
und BIaSen-k rankheiten gu
geben. Tripper und Syphilis,
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Krankheiten Werden prompt
gelindert und permanent ge.
heiIt durch Heilmittel, Welche
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-03-01
Farmers Lectures.

The Regents of the University of
Minnesota have arranged a course Of
lectures in agriculture, designed to
meet the wants of those who desire
scientific and practical information re
lating to their calling. These lee
lures commenced yesterday, and will
extend through the month of March.
Two lectures will be given Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Of
each week followed by discussions,
questions and answers upon the top
ic of the lecture by those in attend.
ance. The lectures are free to all
The first will be devoted to live stock
and dairy interests; the second to
horticulture and forestry, the third to
cereals, soils and general farm man.
agement; and fourth to poultry, bees,
and domestic economy. Among the
lecturers are the Hon. G.. B. Loring,
Commissioner of Agriculture, w. P.
Hazard, editor Of the Breeders Ga
zette, and other renowned agri'
culturists. Arrangements have
been made for board for those at
tending the lectures at from S. to SIC
per week. Persons coming in thei,
own conveyances will have their hor.
ses provided for at University stables
Those intending to attend shoulc
address Edward D. Porter, Profess
sor of Agriculture, University u
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Mimi, II
order that due provision may be
made for their accommodations.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-03-01
The Price Of an Island.

In 1859 the Island of Nantucket was
bought from the Indians for one humid
red and fifty dollars and two beaver
hats. This fact came out during a
gathering of the Coffin family on that
island. One of the buyers of the island
was Tristan Coffyn. To show how rap
idly a prolific race increases, it is said
that fifty years after Tristan's death his
descendants numbered eleven hundred
and ffty-eight. They are now found
everywhere. Nantucket has had va
ried History. When whaling was in
vogue, it was the headquarters of that
business. Its resident population was
always largely composed of women, the
wives and daughters of the absent
whalers. When petroleum took the
place of the whale oil, Nantucket lost
its business, and for many years it was
impossible to rent more than one-fourth
of the houses on the island. Its health
and cheapness, however, have since
made it a popular summer resort,
and now the prices of land have ad.
vanced to the old figures. Apart from
the ocean, the bathing and the fishing,
it is dismal place to live in, as trees
do not flourish, and the soil is not pro.
ductiVe.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-03-01
MR.. FRANK HATTON,
First Assistant Postmaster General.

Mr.. Frank Hatton, first assistant
Postmaster-General has rapidly sprung
into prominence, first in Western jour
nalism and next in political circles.
Born in Cadiz, Ohio, in 1915, Mr.. Hat
ton learned the printers trade in the
Office of his father, Richard Hatton,
who published the Cadiz Republican.
At the age Of seventeen he entered the
army as private and before he was
twenty he was q Lieutenant: Shortly
after the war the family moved to Mount
Pleasant, Iowa, where young Hatton
assisted his father as local editor. In
1874, after the death of his father, he
bought half interest in the Burlington
Daily Hoavheye and little later became
sole proprietor.
Mr.. Hatton is clear-headed, possessed
of intellectual vigor, practical business
methods, and has progressive ideas.
Personally he is very genial and warm
hearted.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1882-03-01

The prohibitionists, in session at
Minneapolis, placed themselves i'm
movably upon the platform of hos.
tility to the manufacture, importa-
ton and sale of intoxicating liquors
as beverage, and to make their OBJ
jet more successful, recommended
forms of pledges to carry out this
idea, to be signed by men running
for the legislature, as we'll as for the
public generally. It probably never
occurred to our friends that their
declaration against the manufacture
or Importation of Intoxicating IL
quors as u beverage, is sugar coat
ing the temperance idea. and means
nothing, for the manufacture, i'm.
portation, andeven the sale, except
in saloons where drank on the
premises, the intent cannot be de.
termined. Il shows the weakness
|if not the total impracticabillty Of