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WHAT GLASS WORKERS SAY
Rega rdinx the Scale of Wages Proposed
BY the ManuTacturcrs.

PITTsBrRGU. August jO.-It is not deli
niteiy known what action the window glass
workmen in this vicinity intend 10 take in
regard to the scale OF wages propO ed by
the manufacturers but it is very probable
that they will tyht for their alleged rights.
Secretary Gesener, OF the Window Glass
Workers Association, in speaking OF the
the affair 10 a Chronicle representative this
morning, said that the workmen would no.
a, cept a reduction. In regard TO the Joint
meeting OF the manufacturers and work
n On which is now being heldiu New loTk,
he said that from adYises reCelvedlL look ed
as though the manufacturers were bound
TO break and cOuCCde the demands OF
their employee. He said he looked
for fayora ,le news from that quarter be-
tlrc night
\ well In, wn window glass workes said
that the iGra Of the Gathering boys making
from SO 10 $l25 month at the proposed
reduction in wages was prepO7ierOus.
why" said he even lact year they only
got from f15 t. $50 "a month. The other
Statements Of the Manufacturers Commit
tee on wages were commented upon in the
So me way.
From present indications il is probable
that il the New York manufacturers accPde
TO the Workmen's Association, the decision
of the Chicago Convention will be strongly
resisted by the wOrkmen.
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JOE BLACKBURN WITHDRAWs,
Leaving Kentucky solid for Carlisle
as Speaker.

=, LOUISVILLE, August pa special to the
courier Journal from Frankfort says: Hon,
D. =. .. Blackburn was IN the city 10 day
ana made known his intentions concerning
Inc speakerShip TO Col. StOddard Johnson,
euitOr ol the Frankfort GeOman. He said !:
certainly, | have no reservation when
speak 10 the people through the Yeoman,
winch am always glad to make my medi-
um OF conversation. / can say that am
not a candidate for speaker. For
some weeks / have made nv
determination known to my friends and
you are authorized TO make the announce
ment public. My desire for the SUCCESS Of
the Democratic party in Congress and for
the organization of that body upon a basis
which will inure to the best interest of
the country is superior to any mere feel
lLg OF personal ambition.
Ardent friends and fellow members have
urged me TO prosecute a canvass for
the position and have assured me
OF substantial strength in the eau
Gus, but | am satisfied that in
order to defeat the Vaccinations OF the pro-
tecuonists and secure the election of a
Speaker who will reflect the true Demo.
cratic theory Of tariff for revenue only, it
Will be necessary to concentrate rather than
by having too many candidates unpresent-
ing similar views to promote the chances
OF the common foe. BY my withdrawal
Kentucky will be united in the fight and
shall lend all my energies to the success
of tn ecOntest.
do not feel that can with propriety
stand for both places, and therefore decline
the race for the Speakership to devote NV
energies 10 that OF the SenatOrShip.
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SEVERAL CONVENTIONS
To Consider Matters Hsrs and
Hereafter.
THINGS TEMPORAL AND SPIRITUAL.
Freethinkers Listening to 0thodoxy-Pro-
posed Changes by Fire Underwrit-
ers--EducatiOna anu PoIit-
icaI Agreements.
THINGS TEMPORAL AND SPIRITUAL.

RCcHEsTEE, August GO.-The Free Think.
crs' Convention opened here this morning
with conference during which brief
speech was made by DR.. l.. r. Ware, of
los'on. He diiatCd upon Hervert Spelccr
and John W. DIUper, endorsing the views
they presented DR.. q Fl. Gracer, OF Bryan,
Ohio, offered for the use OF any educational
institution that the Free Thinkers
might establish cabinet containing
more than l5C specimens, which he has
been - years collecting. Mrs. Coleman, o.
Syracuse, spoke in favor OF the rcco~ni'i0n
Oi women in the walks of life and offered n
resolution, which was referred TO the COM
mittee on resolutions. Judge Arnold, sf
Missouri, spoke Of the DUTY OF FreethiDkers
toward education. H. H. Hall, OF Ellis.
burg, Pa, sang Il song about Imaginary
evils accompanying himself on guitar.
Prof Thos, OF Ohio, cUntrasted natural
principles with Supernatural faith to lis
credit the latter. EX.ReY. J. II. Burnham
of Saginaw, Michigan, spoke OF the law of
valuation, first showing what it wa9 to the
mercantile world, and then applying it to
the Christian religIon.
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SOUTH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
News from CoIomhin.

PANAMA, August 9O.-News from the in.
terror OF Colombia, received by steamer
says: The political party represented by
the Salud Publica Club attempted a revo.
luton, which was suppressed, and the po,
itical horizon is now brighter. BY de-
cree dated August 9th, President Ohlora
convoked Congress to meet in extrsordi-
nary session August 18th, General Har.
tadO is acting Minister Of the Interior dur
ing the absence of General Reipales.
A Bogota paper of August 18th says:
Yesterday afternoon part of battalion No.
2, stationed at HuiplQuira, pronounced
against the national and state authorities
The movement was headed by Don Pedro
SOer MARTINEZ, whose first acts were to
turn out all the officers and replace them
by men belonging to his own party, to take
charge of the salt deposits and banu. This
morning a thousand national troops left
here to attack the rebels. DR.. Otalora ex-
pressed determination to act energetically,
and we feel sure Aldana will do his besv to
procure order.
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POLITICAL TALK.
r..s.. Q, 4 HapT sniOgs at Washing
.ci ard Elsewhere.
-.,.r.Ns OF ALLEGED STATEsMe
.rs l.hsrS-Lawrcn,s on Pos
s.- S1ermaN'S Retirement
o Na..ers-N,w York
CtH Service.

August &u.-There seems
-, -. a., .,-.,:,.,1
81.
.-... SO .' MAKE war OF eNVEnI-
. ..e silver dollar next winter.
-s.arrrv osfhs-si here il ia
-,-.. -
is. IN OsS'-1@tI warfare Is 70 oe
...N.la- during the next session,
- - - IL
a.... .--1s "uo ua'e i are tea''S ca
.-. 'r .e..eve tl~t hey will be able
....- ..a..a-e Lais tight. which has
.- V.ra great regularity in the
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DINK DAVIS NOT DEAD.
The Noted Gambler Arrives in Ne"
York in Perfect Health.

NEW York. August "o,-"Dink Davis IS
here" said Mr.. Joseph Crocheron OF the
Brewer House yesterday. lie arrived be-
tween 9 and 10 o'clock, very dusky, but
otherwise all right. There he is now, stop
ping at the lamp post, talking to Larry
O Bricn. -,
The person referred to was sIight-bullt,
very young.loOkIng man, dressed in blue
suit and black Derby hat
You make q mistake, said The slight
Young man smiling as he pointed TO Mr.
0Brien. This is Mr.. Davis.
Then Mr.. CrOCheron came up and INSIST
ed that the slight young man really was
Dick Davis, and no one else. DAVIS re,
treated 10 tile restaurant and sat by a friend
while he rte luuch. 1t was said that he
has >puIru 70 -rpTc concerning the trOuDIe
he had ~ Iioi Srring4, where he went Tor
his eal.a. aud wu,lc he Was arrested oy
the c. ief ci Police on charge 0i having
fruGulentlv Obtained IS lUD from Slmue!
Dom ely, furniture dealer, by means OF
lsro In the Southern Hotel in st. LOUIS.
He limited 10 Mr.. CrOCherOn that the pub
u ed story about the tangle he got into
WAS correct. He did not say how the
riouisition Detective O'Neill, Of ST. l.ours,
brought t. Hot Springs was disposed OF.
The first thing Davis did after stowlHS away
his yalise was TO telegraph to hIs agen
father at syracuse that he was very m"ch
siiyp and we'll
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
Vessels I'm Quarantine at Ship Island
The COrean Embassy.

WASHINGTON. u. C., August SO.-The
Surgeon General of the Marine Hospital
Service received report from DR.. Finuey,
in charge Of Ship Island quarantine station,
which shows that there are now y vessels
in quarantine there from which 10 cases OF
yellow fever were taken. All the cases
were brought from Vera Cruz.
Commodore English received the follow.
ing telegram from Pennsacola, dated the
10Th: Three new cases, the servant of DR..
Owens, Freddie Owens and one hospital at,
tendant; and one death.
Rear Admiral Crosby, commanding the
ASiAtic station, reports to the Navy De.
pa-tmsnt, under date Of Yokohama, Au-
gust g. that the MouOcacy arrived at Nagas.
aki, japan. on July p, from COrea having
on board the Embassy from that country
to the United States, The Embassy is
composed of two Euvoys Extraordinary,
Minister PlenipOtentiary Snd six attaches.
Upon arriving at Japan the Embassy visited
Yokohama and Toxic and were to leave for
the nited States in the City of Peking on
August /.
An EN-Chief Justice Dead.
Ey-Chet Justice Moore, of Texas, died
suddenly in this city this morning Of Cere-
bral apoplexy.
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A GEORGIA MoNsTRoSITY.
PartaEirg Alike OF the Nature OF a Dog
aud n HUman EeIuS.

TuovAsrov, Ca, August 29-The great
est wonder Of the age was found yesterday
by W. T. Hannah. NJ D., OF this place, &C
com panied al the tine by one Of his stu
dents. Mr J. T. Richardson. 1t has since
been examined by another very eminent
physician, who prOuOunCss 1t the most
wonderful mOustrosity Of this, or any other
age. Ii is a monster tha, appears to be the
product Of an amalgamation OF the canine
aud human race, with features common
TO both, having the perfect face OF dOy,
with the exception of the nose, which has
on TOP OF il also small, though perfect,
human nose and which is located on the
UPPER balf OF the canine nose. Teere IS no
sem IblanCe Of mouth. This miraculous
feat Of nature is the result Nt q primIparOus
psrturisnt effort. People from all parts OF
The county are docking to town 10 get
glimpse OF this unnatural Objecl. \ de-
scription Of it has been teIegrsphsd 90 B,v-
nun, but it is nor known what disposition
vii, be made OF il by Or. Hannah, who
now has it well preserved.
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PARXERSBUaG POINTS.
Social and Personal Happenings.

PARKEEsBURG, August 30.-Seven OF the
employees Of tie Ohio River road were ar
rested on complaint of G. B. Gibbins
charged with ..'C"plc1 and taken before
Justice Davis, who held ttem in bail 10 an.
swer indictment and also bound them over
10 keep the peace lor six months.
The talleSt corn gown in this vicinity
was raised by John Bradford. on tte lot in
rear OF W. II. Hulters lot on Ann stree,
some of the stIlEs measuring fifteen ieet
and bearing Two ears of good coIn.
The steamer Chancellor will remain in
the lower trade until there is rise in the
river.
Miss Nellie T.. Andrews, a beautiful and
accomplished young lady OF Washington,
d. c., after pleasant summer spent with
her brother, J. II. Andrews. Of Market
street, has returned to her city home, fol-
lowed by the best wishes of her many adj.
mirers, who will sadly misG her.
I. II. c. Fitzhugh is in Marietta on bust
moss
Major D. T. Greenwade, the polite and e..
ficient agent OF the B. ( .. and c., w. & b..
Express Companies this city, has returned
with his family after pleasant visit to
keyser and other points.
J. w. Athey, one of the substantial Re-
publiclns of S.oel district, was here on
Wednesday.
Ex Sheriff Thomas c.. Foster, OF Writ
COuuty, is here
Colonel W. V. Vernon, postmaster o;
Elizabeth, was here ou Wednesday.
Mr.. 4. T. Gay, OF Burning Springs, was
here this week.
While Hunter Mos and Eddie Logan
were playing together yesterday Mr..
LoEsn's dog sprsng on Hunter aud took
5000 sized piece out "a his shirt sleeve,
taking some arm flesh with il, but did not
iniliCt serious wound
Charley Caldwell is the happiest man in
town-its another boy.
Mrs. Fosters lecture at the Baptist
Church was well attended and highly
spoken Of.
PARKEESErRG, w. Va, August 20.-At an
adjourned session OF the City Council to.
night, the water works ordinance passed
by unanimous vote and Park ersDurg will
now take a step in the direction of progress
provided the ordinance is all right Many
express the belief that the ordinance has
been pushed through without proper cafe,
and if the works are constructed as pro-
posed they will not be for the best Interests
OF the city. There are rumOrs that the
construction company will be en- joined from
commencing operations bv citizens VINO
are alive to the peoples interest.
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THE NATIONAL LONGEVITY UNION.
A Novel Organization Started In 4:rio
Last Night.

ERIE, PA, August 3o-The National
Longevity rnion WAS Organized here TO.
day, with capital stock oi one thousand
shares at twenty dollars each. This singu.
lar organization is regarded with 50 much
gone into it. High Sheriff Frank c. Sta
ples has been elected President and Fl.
Clinton Stafford, Collector Oi United States
Customs, Treasurer. The purpose OF the
organization is to Conducc to longevity by
adopting system of sanitary measures
with provisions for enforcement which
shall act as the ounce Of preventive. Tne
taking Of share entities the holder and
family to free medical attendance by
member OF the Board OF Physicians. The
Union will send out officers ~ once to or
ganize similar sub associations throughout
this and other States The CD school ply
sicians disapproye Of the sonamr, and re.
gard it as the ilnpracticabe conception OF
quacks, who take this method of making
iuroads upon practitioners Of popular
standinw
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Canadian Ecdernlisrn.

LONDON, August 3O.-Hon. Alexander
Mackenzie in an address before the Cham.
ber of Commerce of Grenock last evening,
Combatted the proposals of Sir Alexander
Gait for a federal union, on the ground
that Canada would never submit to being
ruled at London. He spoke in condemns.
tion of the protective policy aud predicted
that Canada would soon return to free
trade. He secuted the idea of the sepira.
uon OF Canada from England. Canadians
would give their last man and dollar to
maintain the prestige and power of Eng
land. Mackenzie sailed to day for Quebec.
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The NavnI Cadet Hazing.

ANNAPOLIS August 2S.--Capt. Ramsey
being asked as 10 the character OF the re-
cent hazing, responded that it consisted in
turning fourth-cIasS men QUITO their ham,
nocks at night, making them eat soap and
stand on their heads, turn sOmerSaults,
sing songs, etc, and in every way make
themselves rs ridiculous AS possible. Some
people, lie aLded with u smile, may
Tegird this as slight. Captain Ramsay
for their conduct. They had been fully
warned. The law Of Congress had been
constantly kept before their eyes, and had
remained posted in their quarters a whole
wear, Their attention had been called to
il in sTecial orte.s in wa.ch the law had
been cited at length.
The Captain stated that cadet had Dseh
bell also one for hszing Tuggle, and one
for hazing Wineram, and row you see
these very bows have been hazlng others.
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Fire Record.

FETEESGrTG, INp, August &O-For the
third ume within year a disastrous fire
visited this place The principal square
burned yesterday. Loss $4,000; insurance
iiG01O. The principal losers are: Fagan Il
Adams, drugs the Press Republican, news
paper; Miss Frank, millinery; Hammond x
Parker dry goods; Barnett 4 Son, dry
goods Edwards and Ware, drngs Citizens
State Bank J. c. Hammond ~ Son, dry
goods: Billingcr & Young, hardware
Miss Frank, dry goods, aud II G. Gordon,
iewelry.
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nicEinson College.

AsrrrY PARK, y. j., August 30 AT a
meeting of the Board of Trustees OF
D;ckinson College. OF Carlisle. Pa yestGGr-
dey Rev. A. l.. RittenhOuse, OF the Phiia-
deiphis Conference, was elected 10 Tue
Chair of Bellies LeEtres, and Fletcher ,II but
rell, late teacher at the remington SIM
nsrv New Jersey, to the Mathematical
Chair in place of J. A. LippinCott, recently
elected TO the Chancellorship of the Vni'
versitp of Kansas.
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Secretary FoIyer'S Jaupt.

.-t,Nu. d., August GD.-Sac-eta-v
i.... sr.nu panied by General Suppriu-
's....:l h.mhI'I and District Superute0d.
o.. ..uurr~. of fhe Life Swing Service. a..
s.f. 'r dry on the revenue cutter John.
81. .rru cruise Of the uppe- lakes Sscy
..fr a'UNs rn Garielt's 'pmb. He r0es
1. afternoon o., visit brother at Avon.
" .Et .t-yes TO morrow morning ID-
-r pm Geneva y. y. He expects 20
-'. %. .n "ssa .uStDn peE week
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Weston Whishy aud Teachers.
To the Eiitor Of the Register.

WESTON. August 29--I notice that W. b
McGary gets to tine serpent business TINS
il the season. believe) rs to my repor' OIL
his remarks in the Teachers Institute on
the uuestion Of whisky. The facts are as |
stated them. He was called to order ana
he did apologize. Any reader 0t tue hh',
rsTER is referred to Professors hoeges anu
E;5J who conducted the Institute, or TO
SUPERINTENDENT West. II any OF these
Gentlemen say my report ot Mrs. McGary
Temarks were incorrect, he can easily pro
cu,e NV name and address.
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4 few moments after nine Oc!ocK ii,-'
Oracle Whalley, the managers daughter,
came upon the stage with the license,
which She handed to Judge Hoke, who
promptly performed the ceremony, and
Concluded it by kissing the bride. Then
amid the widest applause the curlsln
Mayor OF the city and other officials occu'
pied the proscenium boxes. Major Mite
and his little bride will spend their honey
moon in Louisville, going from here to st.
Louis in September.
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GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPHs.
fa,.r -, rhtr GoC~tdesS The CpnNti.
tas..u "ArrHnI Nou>enNe,"

. - ..HlN o. U 90 NlAff'HN NV = haANNi-
tus.uu "ArrHnI NOu>enSe,"
..>. D. C.. August "p.-Jg !ga
..a First Comptroller oi a..
r.0 IS considered an aU,IOcIly
r.t matters. says thai in his
--rG. e.io-g % be made in rla
... .. ..ss is uot sd much % gs.En .,l
.. .. .. lo.ta' telegraph as ~ r. li'H
.- fae ,ga--es o. exist 10 's.g.
s-'G-s.
..u having been called 70 Jas
.. ... ..uA.atd. .Gac such al ,p',--
the par, OK the Government
....s. unconstitutional. he says that
.... -..- is a-ranl nonsense, and that the
...s.r...t.' .as perfect right % ejtab-
.-.. .r..u-u system of te.e graphic rates
... .. .t, 20 .Jujl they will succeed in
...t.-a.r else VII. build an entire new
..ua-.e- General Gresham vii, prob
.. .-.. mend in his annual report at
..- -.--..-r session that the Government
-.... -s,...,u Ios,a. telegraph, buying
S -..,.u- ,s.e-EgnG systems al their ar.
... ...u. .. else q g..ea.ug them az cost.
..... ..u,u- into the matter now with
..sV .. .. -u.aiIuu. Postmaster General
E.r. ...u,Uaed tie establishment Of a
Ioyr..u-.. postal telegraph in strong
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Diseased Cattle TO he Killed.

LIVERPOOL, August 30 "A hundred clttie
from Canada, su spected OF beng injected
v ith disease, will be killed on their arriyii
here. No trace Of disea'e was iound ~ 'le
remainder OF the same shipmeht anu 10y
80 released ard forwarded ID the various
II
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Quarterly Dividend

Nrw York. August 3o.-l2:l5r r: a.-Fhee
Err,ntiye Committee OF the ChicIgo and
Northwcstern Railway Company ha7 Just
declared the usual quarterly dividend OF
rwoI pcr cent, on preferred stock. DIVE
Lend payable September p.
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The Fire Underwriters.

CHICAGO, August 3O.-The second day
session OF the Fire Underwriters ASsocll-
ton Of the Northwest began this morning.
The constitution was amended so as TO
have the annual meetings occur in Sep
henderson the date fixed by the Executive
Committee, instead of the third week IN
August, as heretofore. The committee to
which the subject Of State Board was re
fprrpd. indorsed the idea of paid Comm,
siouers, and recommended that the old
system of committees be abandoned
Reports of the State Board shovel
marked increase in the numoer OF local
boards during last year.
Professor X. A. nolbear, 0t TnI's C!l'
'age, read a paper on e!ectrriIy ana IN
answer to queries propOunded by MN 7ers
rs to daDgeY from electric Lighting, said the
danger from various systems was very
treat unless proper precautions were had,
but declared that with regulations already
enforced by the insurance COMPANIES ngnt, NJ
ing by electricity was altogether safer than
hy kerosene.
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Present Stains,
Pm, or,nc rrain and Killed.

S,RANIuN, PA, August S'-Ihe cnnn".
tor oI an excursion trsin from Scranton %
Wolntain NJ PsJk to d,y, rnt John KerriEanl;s
"rrd ninpteen. who h'd no ticket. OF
Mile me tram was eorns st The rate OF
,hirIy miles an h"ur. He fell under the
Wheels and was killed lRsIaRlly
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AIPRnNer Ne.na

Wv YoEx, August O-Arrived-Assy ssyr-
80 Monarch. from London.
Wv YoES. August 30.-Arriyed-Aus-
trs'a, from Hamburg.
H,rsuRG. August 5O.-Ar:ived-RUg. a,
rom New Work.
r.aaNsrowN. August 80 -Arr.tcd-W Wy
..-,ls igyu Nv4 York,
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I.n-un,innnl RaEnttn.

Po.r HuRoN, August 25-There VII oe
r.. lu ernutioDal al.a'et! r7Eat" ne'n Va
ST CI.jr ri,rr, p, st. C,air. about S"rtem.
h,r .. The prizes will -" va'r''@ Tor
sirr ard ioUb'e .c.!ls a&i par ahd
l.LEtgl.d sAs..S.
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nnnn.nlrnnin Legislatnre.

H.Rgrsrrrr, PA, August &O-ln the
serate the Amermsn Arbitration, Appor-
,irnment resolution and the JauiSon
legislative bill were non concurred in.
The House WAS in session but short
time end adjourned
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Atlantic city Inundated.

ATLANTIC CITY, August 29.-There IS not
q Mace on our beach front that mas noi
been damsged some by heavy uue AN
snrge @ To- day. The total loss will not be
- ID o. $4,000.
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That PENNYRoYAL REUNION.


Iipa, the Goun".g Times.
At the Pennyroyal Reunion in Guern.ey
county. 0. ol Wednesday last tha Precr.
dent remarked that there were present iOnr
sons Of PennyrOyal who had been hooOrcd
by an election az representatives, OF the
ptnple in their several states aud he would
now iut' OduCe one of these. y. Il Scott.
member O; the WGst Virginia Senate. Mr..
SCOT said he was glad &c be at tuiS reuniOn.
He tiought the grOuud Of pcInyrOyLl in.
cidcutS and "reminiscences bad 5cen well
gCne over. aud in his remarks he wOIld Ol.
lude 10 the business success 0, some OF
II Ose who. Ike himself, bad been born
here. tnouCh he did il not IN spirit OF
egOtsm or bOasting. The young man
who starts out in HE must get uD IN the
morning. The young man or woman who
has nerve and energy aud is
willing to be prOmpI in business and
work early aud late will cd IN any
calling. and only such have the promise
OF success. Failure and disgrace are he
reward OF negligence ind Terence ald bad
habits. The boy who is out late at nights
playing ten pins and billiard will never
succeed or deserve success. We should be
ambitious to excel in business, 10 do our
work better, to keen our shops better and
brighter and cleaner than those OF our
ucighbors if possible. Emulate what is
GOOD in Others and compete always in the
direction of excelsior. Boys and girls in
the country should not he discouraged nor
think their country homes mOnotonous or
plcdding. The most dlscouraging circum-
stance has bright side. Seek not politi.
cal preferment. Politics is hard and
thankless business 1t is good to come TO-
Gether in these reunions and shake hands
end 70 away feeling better and that AL the
.rulles msde in us by the struggles in life
have been smOOthed ont.