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Woodstown register. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 187?-1892, 1883-09-04

A Sensible Dog.-The Democrat of
Chester, Pa, says:
On the steamer Major Reybold may be
seen any day a large black dog, apparently
of the Newfoundland species, which is
called Major. This dog last year travelled
altogether on the Wilmington, and was a
great ~favorite, but this year, early in the
season, he one day deliberately walked
aboard the Reyhold at Chester, and there
he still is. He is perfectly amiable in dis.
position, but If there happens to be lot
of fresh meat on board as freight, he lays
down beside it, and will not permit any
one, excepting a hand belonging to tibet
boat, to touch it. AS to all other. ireigh
he pays no attention to it whatever. He
was not taught to watch meat or hides, and
why he does SO is a mystery. At Salem
Major remains IN the boat all night, but
every day as soon as the boat arrives in
Philadelphia he leaps ashore, and goes d.
rectly to the company's Office, at No. 3
Arch street, where, after receiving akind
word from Capt. w. Eugene Reybold, he
remains c%ontentedly until the dinner bell
rings, when he usually goes on board the
boat for his dinner, and then returns again.
When the boats first bell for leaving
rings, Major merely pricks up and listens
bat no sooner does the second bell than off
he starts with a rush for the boat, sometimes
almost knocking over persons who may be
IN his way, and leaps aboard in time to go
along.
Majors owner resides at Marcus Hook,
but no amount of persuasion on his part can
induce the dog to go with him, although
always evincing gladness when the owner
comes to the boat.
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THE HIGHEST OF WATERFALLS
Some years ago Niagara was suppos-
ed to be the most magnificent water
fall in the world, but recent African
explorers discovered hat the falls on
the river Zambesi, known az the Vic
toria, are even more wonderful than
the famous American waterfall. And
now comes the news that in Washing
ton Territory there exists what is. in
some respects, the marvellous cataract
Of the world. 1t is on the Cowlitz
river, and the fall is fully 1900 feet
high. It has not yet been fully ex-
plored. There is also a waterfall in
Wyoming Territory AIS feet high,
which is said to be a very wonderful
cataract of its kind. The remarkable
newness of our country is shown by the
fact that these great natural %curiosities
have not as yet been thoroughly exam
med by white men. Dem0,esfs
MoxtAk.
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A NEW DEPARTURE,
The public are invited to call
and examine my
Dry Goods, Groceries Provisions
AND

E
Which ! will sell for Cash at the
very lowest market prices. Those
who are not posted in the different
prices, qualities, and grades of
goods will have equal chances OF
bargains and square dealing, as
those who prefer to be sharp and
close buyers. Care will be taken
to supply the wants of all custo-
mers and by strict personal atten-
ton to business, the subscriber So
licts the patronage of the late firms
numerous patrons, and will spare
no honorable effort to obtain the
custom of those who wish the
worth of their money. A few pur-
chases and a fair trial will con-
vince the most incredulous, that
my motto of Quick sales and Small
profits is correct and true. Call at
at the old stand, corner of Main 4
Mill sts., where you will be ac-
commodated, and cheerfully waited
upon by the subscriber.
GEO. B. GRIER,
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THE CHILDHOOD OF RELIGIONS.
By EDWARD CLoDD. Price IS cents.
No. AZ of the Library of Science
J.. Fitzgerald, Publisher, 20 Lafaye t.
Place, New York.
The author treats of the origin and de-
velopment of religious ideas among the
principal civilized nations of ancient t es
as developed by the researches of mer Of
science. The work exhibits the perfec-
ton of literary style combined with pro.
found scholarship. In thirteen chapters i,
details the legends of the past about tn
creation the history of creation as told
by science; the legends of the past about
mankind the story of the early races o,
man the Aryan, or Inde European ma
tons Hindu religious; the religions o
Zaroater; of Buddha; of the Chinese; o
the Semitic nations Mohommedanism,
etc.
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snare that had been spread for him.
And this is Miss Pettigil? Miss
Penny Pettigil ?"
Eyes"
MIR. Spatterdock glanced sharply
around at the home-like appearance
Of the tiny room in which he was
standing, and looked curiously into the
el6sh brown eyes fixed on his own.
If this was Penny Pettigil, he was in
a deuce of a pickle! Why, the little
witch was a beauty, out and out-and
a lady, too.
Buy her off? Mr.. Spatterdock
would as soon have thought of-of
anything else in the world
And somehow or other, he could
never tell exactly how it happened,
but there he was, sitting in a little
chintz covered rocking chair, chatting
OF Rob, and everything else under the
sun, while Penny Pettigil's wonderful,
elf-brown eyes flashed or sparkled, or
dropped their dusky lashes over cheeks
that glowed like crimson coral.
HIN! Rob's a lucky fellow, after
all" muttered the uncle, as he walked
home with his head in the clouds,
metaphorically, his heart beating,
meanwhile, in a way he had never
known it to beat before.
Throwing him-elf away, indeed
It's her that's a-throwing herself away,
if anything. Poor girl? She'll be
lonesome while Rob's gone. must
drop in often.
The villagers held quite aloof from
the Pettigil's, but Mr.. Spatterdock
made ample amends for their neglect.
Mrs. Pettigil, Penny's mother, was
a sweet faced old lady, and Penny
herself was as piquant and changea-
BILE as an April day.
And so you sent Rob off to git him
away from that girl MI. Spa1terdock?
The Widow Smilax, after lingering
on the way home from church until
Mr.. Spatterdock overlook her, was
making the most of the opportunity
thus afforded.
THAT kind of girl is SO artful, to be
sure! But it seems a most a pity that
you took SO much trouble, now that
the girl has gone away herself"
"Gone away-herself 2" Mr.. Spa.-
terdock started.
why, yes to be sure!' Didn't
you know it She went the week be-
fore Rob did. Went to v.s;t her mar
ried sister, l hear, a Twin out at Sweet
gum Holler."
Mr.. Spatterdock wondered whether
ne had really gone crazy or not. But,
OF course there were some mistakei
He declined the widows invitation
to dinner, much to her disappointment,
and went at once to learn the truth of
the matter.
Il thought you knew it was my
cousin that Mr.. Greenway came to
See" exclaimed Penny, dropping her
eyes, bashfully. "Her name is Penny
too, though we generally call her Pen.
to distinguish us. Her sister was
taken sick, and she went to stay with
her, and So"
"And SO, Penny-my Penny-you
are really free, and you do care
enough for me to be my little wife p
Whatever the answer was, there was
a double wedding at the tiny cottage
when Rob came home. and the village
c%riterions, who has refused to receive
the plebeian Petigils, now had occasion
to wonder whether Mrs, Simon Spat-
terdock and Mrs. Rob Greenaway
would receive them.
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On Friday and Saturday, Aug 24th an6
25th, twenty-one candidates for Teachers
certificates met at the examination held in
Woodstown. Board 81 Examiners were
Miss Pauline Waddington and our County
Superintendent of Public Schools, r. Hen.
ry Holme. Sixteen certificates were gran
ted-I3 third, ? second, and 1 first CAD,
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Did you ever think what you would
do if you had Vanderbilt's income p
Moyy7Stoz0n HeyaM. Well, no but
we have often wondered what Wander
bilt would do if he had our income
PHILADELPHIA Meas.
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az REMEMBER.
BY THOMAS HOOD.

remember, l remember,
The house where l was born,
The little window where the sun
Came peeping in at morn;
He never came a wink too soon,
Nor brought too long a day,
But now I often wish the night
Had borne my breath away.
remember. l remember,
The roses red and white,
The violets and the ~lly-cups,
Those flowers made Of light
The lilac where the robin built,
And where my brother set
The laburnum on his birthday
The tree is living ysl!
/ remember, / remember.
Where l was used to swing,
And thought the air must rush as fresh
As swallows on the wing
My spirit flew in feathers then,
That is SO heavy now,
And summer pools can hardly cool
The fever on my browf
l remember, l remember,
The ~fr-trees dark and high;
used to think thei r slender tops
Were close against the sky:
1t was a childish ignorance,
But now tits little joy
To know I'm farther of from heaven
Than when ! was a boy.
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1t should be remembered daily
that life is made up, not of great sac
ri6ces or duties, but of little things, in
which smiles and kindnesses and
small obligations. given habitually,
are what win and preserve the heart
and secure comfort"
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s sa,ss'y s 'a ss!!
Full line of new valuable specialies. Per
manent employment and good salary to
successful agents. Address. giving age and
references, Jas M. Edwards Nurseryman
Roches ter. N. Y. z5
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N. J., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER l. 1882.

duty to save his nephew from the
snare that had been spread for him.
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professional 4 Business Cards

ENOCH S. FOGG,
Caunselior-at-Law, Master in Chaneery,
Notary Public, m Supreme Court
Commissioner,
Office on East Avenue, op. Humphreys Building
Collections made in any part of the United States.
Corveyancing and Real Estate business in all its
branches.
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MAHLON D. DICKINSON,
SURVEYOR AND cONVEYANcER,
Next door north of REGISTER OFFICE,
wOODSTOWN, N. J.
DEEDS, Bonds, Mortgages, Leases, Agreements,
&C.. ca efully nd promptly drawn. Appraise-
n ents attended and Inventories made out.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TAKEN.
Office open on Wednesday afternoon and on Sat
urdays. Attention given to business any other
days in the week
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Every reader of this paper who desires PERM A.
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HEW ORLEANS
AND TEXAS 'bsAGEEAC
I&z4WAK.
sCHEDU LIE, JANUARY 27rH, 1883.
C!aCINRh II SOUTHERN DIVISION.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

st. Louis has a saloon to each go OF pop
ulation.
The citizens OF Memphis, Tennessee,
have contributed nearly s., 900 for the relief
Of the sufferers by the floods in Germany.
A Boston paper has computed that Gov.
Buffers pay is about SO 90 per week, and
pointedy remarks that there isno deduc'
ton on account OF absence.
A Chicago ordinance provides for the
removal from the streets Of that city Of all
telegraph poles by the first OF May. The
wires after that datemust be buried.
Greece is overrunby brigands. A French
steamer recently landed at Constantinople
fifty ragged robbers, loaded with letters
who were on their way to places OF exile
The past year has brought death to the
doors Of no fewer than twenty-five emin'
ent English medical men, and all were fal
advanced in age, the ages varying from q
to 02.
Mr.. Thomas Lowry, Of Minneapolis
Mimi, being about to retire from the prac
tice Of the law, has given bis library o.
oyer ], 600 volumes 10 the Hennepin Bal
Association.
An undertaken in Toronto, Canada, has
nailed q horse shoe over the door OF his
shop, and some OF the people are DESTROYS
Of knowing whether be means it for orna
ment or "ior luck" in his business.
1t is said to be the general custom, al
most, Of the farmers in Montgomery
county, Penn, to set their timepieces from
half to lhree.quarters OF an hour ahead Of
the correct time, because they don't want
to get behind with their work"
The fire drill is being practiced in sever
al Of the public schools OF Toronto, Canada,
It is said with excellent effect The chill
dren are required, on an alarm being
given, to leave their seats in order, divide
into two lines, one at each side OF the room
and ut the exit meet and march out two
abreast,
A Liverpool pawnbroker was sued t OF
the value OF two coats which the plaintiff
had pawned and which had been injured
by mice eating away the pockets. AS
crumbs had been left in the pockets it was
held that the mice had been attracted by
them, and the owner had been guilty oil
"contributory negligence" and so the
pawnbroker triumphed.
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@. Blaine, Justices, Waite, Miller and
Harlan, and Generals Grant and Sheridan
Cardinal. Donnet the Archbishop of
Bordeaux, whose recent death has been SO
much deplored in France, was very toler-
ant man and lived on most cordial terms
with the Rabbi Of Bordeaux. As some ul-
ira Catholics reproached him for his toler'
shce. the Cardinal retorted, "Eb, mon Dieu'
Let me see him in this world. He ahigh'
" intelligent man, and we shall not be
able to meet in the next"
A correspondent Of The Philadelphia
Pres remarks that the friendly affection ex'
listing between Generals Sherman and
Sheridan is closer than the world supposes'
They correspond like schooiday lovers,
and are in close accord on every question
So chiyalrous is the elder chieftain in his
regard for his successor that be is said tc
have asked for change in the law, so that
his own rank OF General, borne only by
himself and General Grant, may not now
die out, but descend to Gallant L;:'le
philip
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PERSONAL.

Ex.Minister Wasburne has full faith in
the stability OF the French Republic.
Ex.Minister Edwards Pierrepont likes
Washington lie, even when he has nothing
to do there.
Mcdonald, OF Indiana, is in Washington
organizing his canvass, but he fights shy OF
the newspapers. He refuses to talk.
Senator Mcpherson, Of New Jersey, is
the latest addition to the list Of Presiden!
tial possibilities on the Democratic side Of
the house.
Ex-senator John B. Gordon, who has
Just returned from Europe, expresses no
desire to return to public life. While a
Senator he was poor and overworked. In
five years after leaving the Senate he has
become rich, idle and happy.
Mile. Beatrice de Rothschild, daughter oil
Baron Alphonse, Of Paris, will be married
in April to her cousin, Baron Alfred dt
Rothschild, one Of the wealthiest Of thu
great family. The future bridegroom il
forty years Of age, the bride eighteen.
Prince BismarCk's income as Chancellor
Of the Empire is $4,000 marks, and the res
Of his income is the revenue Of his landed
property. He bought Varzin for 4OO,00t
marks, and, by marrying an heiress, the
powerful diplomat secured sChonhauser
and Reinield, his brides estate.
Queen Victoria has accepted as a SOU
yenlr Of the late war photograph Of the
New Testament which was pierced during
the assault on Tel.el,Kebir by a Reming'
ton bullet while in the haversack of Phi
yate Roome, OF the 9Th Highland Light
Infantry. That Testament saved his life.
Dlstrict.Attorney Corkhill, of Washington,
will give complimentary dinner to Gen.
eral Sherman on the evening Of February
9Th; that date marking the Generals sixty
third birthday and practical retirement
from the Army. Among the guests ex'
pected to be present are the Hon. James
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AuEmIneni heather Chinec.

Exchange.
ciety is the Chinese Minister, although
every word OF conversation has to be con-
Quoted by means OF an interpreter. His
Secretary, who usually accompanies him
as interpreter is a bright young Chinaman
Of polished manners and good command o.
English, but now and then he gives his
English words Chinese setting with a
comical effect. One day the two were TAX
ing afternoon tea at Miss Frelinghuysen's
zone or two?" she asked as usual, posing
lump Of sugar over the cup. Quoth the
Secretary, "No sugar, no cream, one
snonn
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Security, Motherly Care Good Boarding, Delightful
IN Location and Reasonable Charges
Mt. DeChantal Academy,
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,

The next session begins SEPTEMBER 6th, SSS
fen Separate schools, including School Of History
ana School OF Engiilh. Full courses in Law aud
Medicine extending throughout the session. En-.
Sc!eutihc Agriculture; completely equipped chem.
zeal lAbratoTy. Thorough courses IN Ancient and
Modern Languages and literature. Text books At
cost, Necessary expenses not over Sl75. F0rCAr
alogue and other information address
-. W. l.. WILSON, President,
ans MoTCnutOWn, W Va
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THE
PACIFIC NORTHWEST |!
Oregon, Washington and Idaho,

Offers the beat field for Emigran's--yiE: mild,
eQuable and healthy climate; cheap lands Of great
fertility producing all varieties OF Grain, Fruit and
Grasses Iii wonderful abundance; an inexhaustible
supply OF Timber: vast Coal Fields, and other
mineral deposits; cheap and quick transportation
by railroads and river navigation direct commerce
with all parts OF the world, owing 10 It's proximity
70 the Pacific Ocean.
No Drouths, no Insect Pests, no Hurricanes,
WhirlwindS, or other Destructive Phenomena.
The ands OF the Pacific Northwest chow an
average yield OF wheat per acre largely In excess Of
that OF any other section Of the United States.
No failure OF crops has ever occurred.
Oregon Wheat commands higher price than
that 81 any other country 10 the Liverpool market
An immense area OF very fertile Railroad and
Government Lands, within easy reach Of the trunk
lines OF the Northern Pacific K X, the Oregon
Railway u Navigation, and the Oregon 4 Gall
r. K Co.'s and their numerous branches In the
great Valleys Of the Columbia and Its tributaries.
are now offered for sale Of low prices. and on Easy
Terms, or open TO pre- emption and Homestead
Entry.
The great movement Of population to the Column
bia region now In progress Will be enormously In
creased by the completion OF the Northern Paclhc
r. R. and the Oregon Hallway d Navigation Cos
systems, This renders certain rapid increase In
lie value OF Lands now open 10 purchase or TO en-
IN under the United States Land Laws.
For Pamphlets and Maps, descriptive Of the coun.
try It's resources climate. routes Of travel, rates
and full information, address,
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Froze Hinlseli Ont.

E&cnAHBe.
A good man in Augusta, Ne, locked VI
his 6otse the other night and hied him
away with his family to a temperance
meeting. Later he with them returned
and standing in the bitter cold essayed &c
unlock the door. TO bis and their dismay
the key refused to do It's duty: Sympath
King peighbors gathered, and, OF course
each had some impracticable suggestion tc
offer. At length small boy said thai
"like as not" the back door wasn't fastened
The small boy was derided and told "hos
absurd" be was, but he walked round the
corner Of the house and entered basement
door without trouble, and the man who
had locked himself and family out made
bee line for the Sitting room" stove tc
thaw out his toes and fingers.
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From DR.. $. W. Hunter. Baltimore

Mary Innd.
"HAviSa become familiar with Colden's
LIQUID Beef Tonic, ! take pleasure In rec
ommendng 1t as an excellent preparation
combining as 1t does both food and tonic in .
remarkable way. and producing good blood
health and strength" Remember the name
CoLpEN's-take no other.) OF druggists.
MWF&v
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Dr.. PIERcE's "Fayorite Prescription" per-
tectly and permanently cures those diseases
peculiar to females. II Is tonicaud nerYine,
eiIectuaIly allaying and curing those sicken;;
Ing sensations that affect the stomach and
heart through reflex action. The backache'
aud "dragging.dOwn" sensations all disap'
pear under the strengthening effect OF this
great restorative. By druggists. TuF&w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. West Alexander, Pa.
Thursday, February l. 1883, by Few. ". II. Lester
MT WA LACE B MULDREw to Miss EMMA J. bRf
SON, both OF this city.
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NoRRIsoN-on Wednesday, January 81, 1883. a!
Gas A. X. PAUL WEiTBRooK, son Of Chns. $. and
Agnes J. Morrison, aged months and 20 days
Funeral from the residence Of Mts. Florence s.
Park, 100 Chaplne street. on Friday morning at II
O'Clock. InteTment private.
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kDVERTIsERSb by addressing 6Ho. P. RowELL
n & CO.. 10 Spruce ST.. Now York, can learn the
exact cost oil any proposed line Of ADVERTISING
q CcntR fe2-NwFAW
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nIED.

PEABODY On Thursday, February /, 1888. g.
ALICE PEABODY. wife Of Geo. b. Peabody, in the
29d year Of her age.
Fuueral private
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

EoR SALE-LABELLE NAIL MILL
u stock Cal on J. C. HERvEY, No. 1905 Mar
ket street, city I92e
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NTANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE
w Furnished room between Tenth and
Eighteenth streets with privilege Of cooking break.
fast after seven o'clock. Address RIVER, THIS
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"ANTED-A RELIABLE GIRL
w that understands Cooking No washing or
Ironing 10 do. Good wages and steady place. No
onIfe mo 9OlQ Main street te2
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The MARVELLOUS SrORY TOLD BIT An OLD
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weakening the patient. The hrynx, vocal
cords, and tonsik, become tnnamed. Inc
Inflammation extends into the bronehia!
!uSss hsIyn AYERS s sle sss easiest aea
words that the doctor, called in about that
time. will use. The trouble goes on work.
ng down " X, The CHERRY H lungs. nlsi.
mately threatening Pulmonary Consump-
ton. or. perhaps, the malady assumes
Tie Z, p quickly PICTORIAL nia. P gnss
about as unwise thing as an ordinarily
sensible person can do, is to neglect .
. rlI,ti ,sa PRESERVES s Give it "a q
chance to develop in any of these ways.
And when it comes to the treatment OF
Children a an HEALTH. g fhe dangers T.
TO be feared from colds and coughs may
be averted, in the very outset, by the
administration of AYERS CHERRY FEC
ToRAL, a medicine inefably benefcent,
which allays the coughing. soothes to re-
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