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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05

TN Moscow Pncry Is alive to the IN
terests Of Polk county and would take
time by the forclock. says the Moscow
pepcg' "To haye or mol TO have, that's
the question, Whether ~ Is better TO sit
stIll and let The Fort Worth & New or
lcms railroad pass right by rs, near
enough TO KIN our beautiful little town,
on euli q meeting and offer the road
rightoi way through the town. Now Is
the ilmO 70 decide soon the surveying
party will bo along, and then all actions
win he done hurrcdly, therefore not sat-
lsiactorly Let's have meeting now,
and ofier The company a free right
through portion Of the county, aud
tappsecpre their good VIII, which means
tho rosd.n
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05

Tur Dallas morning papers are having
a hard time OF it with their "ads." The
Herald on sunday morning swears
lllgmauyeE) by all that Is good and bad
that 1t LETT out five and half columns of
live advertisements, The excuse of the
Herald rs, that It's "extra press would
not print larger supplement than the
one issued That supplement was nlled
wish reprint muttor, In other words,
The llomld published reprint IN prefer
cncc 70 live advertisements! while the
Morning News published reprint because
i couldn't get The ads These Dallas
ads are very troublesome to Dallas
morning papers,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05
WANTED -FEllAtRa uI

WANTED at Hotel Piekvick. A,
w tent chambermaids.
w ANTED.-A GIRL 10 Gov
w general house work. AprgtE
llaDry. CHEEKY street, between ins'
son.
w ANTED-A good cook attb, ),
w taurant, Call ImmedialsIT i
Adams, 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05

A RTEsIAN BATH hOueL- ~
n water, eighty gallons pe l'.s w
rainwater--white sulphur, lA's IA
the best bathing water y w Y. VA M 4
used as at Hot springs, ofunA a a
ing. single tickets, y eeuh, NJ Y 7
stanley y Marklei propl'e'0's
public square.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05

40 no n. L. WHlTAkEg, ~,
" for one-ycar,old roolso tnf
finest In the world.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05

NOTICE-vALuABIE Dt AN,
~ physician; 5000 praci,l'e's. Nv, v. !. /.
low. Inquire OF =. a. igh ls.'.,
agent, onice with W. A. hqhD7
comDanV,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05

noYKlN 4 FlNcilii,, oifss
Is finch), Atio[ .Hs Mo
over Twomhly y squ, ,cs,:s Hntf
S,ato and Federal cruz
s ,,,.'e,, "a collections.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05
srIsCELLASEOIS

nO Nor FORGET THAT z, 4. !.
IL the yiniculmrist, has iess 2
rooted grape vines, the beslln 'n
sale very cheap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05

NOR SALE I pssl,,'' 'siPe 7
MhlitY biiryden. foIl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-05

al, ers .: tot' Ms'F

aui~ers 2; to.'
Yy1oop. FISHER s 4 g gesas
w Law. san M4s.g, Mn. ID
nAyIs, BEAL. ; \ ~ III; \
tionai bank Main sl'ss. '..,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12
Professiona Card,

10 Whom Il Concerns All parties, ire
spective OF race, color, previous or pres
ent condition, who are indebted, whcth.
er by note, account or otherwise, to the
undersigned, or to the late firms Of Drs.
Barbec 4 Neale, Drs Barbec Il MCCune,
Drs. Barbce & Fravcl, and Drs. Barbee
4 Stone, are once more respectfully and
earnestly called upon to come forward
OH or before the first day OF June, 1854,
and pay amounts respectively due me,
as 1t is now positively my intention to
close up my long outstanding business.
Stern necessity, pccnniGry pressure and
embarrassment impSlS me thus to call
upon old friends whom it has been my
Zee oH.hand will and pleasure to serve
in the past, and to whom my profess
iOnal services ure now as freely tender.
ed, and my readiness ever to serve them
in the future as in the pNst, Just q. this
accepted time" to give evidence of
proper appreciation OF past iayors and
services rendered, by all coming forward
and paying me by the time above pre-
sCribcd. Sincerely,
ANDREW L. BARBEE, NJ. D.,
Point Pleasant, W. Va, April %.
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INSTANTANEOUS.
A CARD.

KN0W ye, that by the payment Of
N S227.lO | am permitted to sell in.
toXiCating liquors at my house. To the
wife who has u drnnkard for q husband,
or friend who is unfortunately dissipa.
ted, say emphatically, give me notice
in such cases in which you are interest
ed, and all such persons shall be exclu.
ded from my place. Let mothers, fathers,
sisters and brothers do likewise, and the
request shall I've regarded. pay hea-
Wy tax for the privilege OF selling whisky
and other liquors, and | want il distinct.
ly understood that have no desire to
sell to minors, or drunkards, or to the
poor and destitute | much prefer that
they save their money aud put it where
il will do the most good. There are gen.
tlemen OF honor and men Of money, who
can afford it, and it is with those ! desire
to trade, would say to those who wish
to trade with me, and can afford it,
come, and ! will treat you gentlCmNnly
and cOurtCOusly,
Respectfully,
mOy27-lm, JOS. HEN.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12
Ten.Dr mixing in Japan.


In Japan the usO Of tea dates hack TO
time innemorial. Whenever q guest
presents himself at u persons house n
cup O. tea is al once offered him; tho
omission to Do this is IA breach OF polite.
ness. lnuost houses il Is the leaf OF
the tea plant called Suncha that is used,
and not the powdered leaf ut al.
Powdered tea, hatcba, is usually used
only IN the houses oil uoLlcs and Of the
rich.
A cercmonious system Of drinking tea
has existed III Japan from very ancient
tines. A gathering of friends Is held
in certain small room OF fixed limen.
sions, in which ground or powdered tea
is served to them. This room is called
sukiya, aud is generally detached FROM
the dwelling house. outside and about
the room curious and valuable stones
and plants are arranged, and inside old
tea utensils are displayed, also oil scroll
pictures aud other paintings. At the tins
Of gathering various kinds OF prepatsfl
dishes arc placed on low stands before
each guest. The host himself prepares
KOich6 thick tea in the presence Of his
guests, and o erS a Cupof it to all tho
guests always five, TO be taken in
turn, after which sucha weak tv;y is
handed to them.
The great point about this tea.room
is iiot that it 10 gaudily decorated, but
that 1t DO neat AM thoroughly clean.
Tho proacsSof making tea for Q ,Cry.day
use does not diicr materially from
that adopted in this country, Lnl in the
matter of ccremonicus tea.drinking It
is necessary that great attention bC
paid to the selection and pres ryatioR
Of irl, tho selection of tho water, tllO
arrangement Of the utensils, oIsOrva!
ton Of tho temperature Of the water
and care in tho washing Of tho utensils.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12

FFelN leUcF.I
Tho article at present most in demand
in the melical world Of Germany is
old cheese. A young physician, Ir.
feneke, assistant at the Hygicnic insti.
tuto OF Gottingen, has recently disoov-
cred in old cheese an infnlteSimaly y
small and hitherto unknown lungaS,
which in form, character and growth
closely resembles the genuine comma.
shaped bacillus discovered uy Professor
Koch, and which has been used in vac.
cinating animals without any injurious
effect, Er, DcuekO has been able to
cultivate the fungi, and tho imperial
hygiene office has taken the matter in
hand SO far as TO address q circular to
.lj0 medical men, urging them 70 in.
vcStigato tho subject and report their
observations 10 them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12

In a lecture recently delivered in Lon.
don Professor tower suggests a plan Of
aerial warfare after this pattern Could
armies, forts and arscnals be seriously
assaulted from that uarter in which
attack was not now expected tho air
above! His belief, from four years OF
study and observation. was in the alirm.
alive, and as means to that end he
proposes simply to transfer to the upper
levels the general plan Of torpedo wdr.
fare, upon n larger scale and with its
effective range indefinitely extended.
He suggested that by means OF aerostlts
explosions Of Ol0pOund shells of gun.
Gotten might be arranged over the
enemy position.
summarizing his proposals, the lee.
turcr said; "ln brief propose to you
a warfare by gun.coton aud hydrogen
10 make tho loss of an army result Of
its meeting an opposing wind, to de.
stroy tho Secur.t Of fortified positions,
and finally to show, upon the sim, lest
principles of self preservation, that na.
tions must keep peace and great armies
be disbandOd.H y
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12
LIVINGSTONE IN AFRICA
FaithlsasuSaA Of a Follower IIls lack q
stern DhOlhllAe Amer Death,

Nav York sin Cst K.
Iiyinr.tors n,j,,h, boSo ,,,.a - II,
low Nh, ,one,o y, y, tSs ~ "a,S ~, , ts y Ivy
NAN EiS tbs a SSS ~ 10y y. !, ~ NJ
bIsct iollaSc,S SVS I'M ,asH =. 9is " W ~
msss,r In tbc ba,rt ~ Az ASrios %ess'S,I ,si.,as ~
With Inn n i'nt i,;n,s,6nn w I,sd @S.
mttteJ IN bis ,ssa Tse ySS INV uSS ne ,si,,,S NS
eyprv nsriisIs ~ no,Ii,';no III n. ,1,Hp. osrioro:
possisscfl. and be Nro,a N Ne a,ssy u, ~
M tboIlr6t M mia s.Ss seSls,I i, v,Isn M, ~
fonnd b1mself IN 4 foycr.s siricIan ~, cSrr: w
~ without 4 Trsin ~ on;niss SIs ~
Vi.bontrssonrrSs for for v,ar,Iin" 4, y 6isasSs w
tbs ft SimSIs ~ ,a.n ~ S,-si'ss, VA ~,
ma strshet6 sta netis MI i,si m @ tbS sssiI,
an siiofss a taEa ssnS,gs a
flofcrS took gSrnin, M hss gss, Ssns iiahSel
and fho tnedinsi snnSi,cs srS rn,s 49, \
ways tllstribntei M i;l.lSSSnl nssE AK
"a t6at iii cannot M icst ,itv Il n sss ssSs \.
ery Of one man W. s'S''Sa s'.
liyipgsltjrie witbout don, Con,d hs "
accomplished much moru II hS hnS
mora Sternly diseinlInhd he foiIowa%rS %
l.e was too gentle nnl tho fsitbl. y
membefs Of Ms narty rsvGr eot iboiF
desorts Ihey,l ,l;,,evF;ltlcv so5Ia lS,yS
him with ilppupity and sotNcImas N
was at n standsfilI for months tot In /.
OF portors 10 carry his rseis StanIev.
on tho Other hand. belIeyI ho ,oSI |
not perform salts n tory scrvico .nnIess
no kent his force in,nct II nnv of M
men deserted tho caravan bsltSa nm 4
tho dcsorters werc bronyLt hass
TO camp Many nnnle h Nc"
! ork rcmeinbef kalnm vonn,
African whom stonlov hron.bt ns n"rss
with him. kalulu returned To- tbo Sars
cOntin mt with tbe exn orsr and sFt,r
tho arty Ind crossed Liza ioDSanyica @ via
he sndd9ply dissnncanI scaF.b nor ar
lies s,6nr.d the country S"iii ihSv
found him. nnd hc wns ron"bt haHs
TO camp lIe was y"r, nonifrnt @ SnS
served Stanley faitbfuIiv tberrsfter W." ,,r
m be was drowned in IN" coiarnGts "" nf
the lower Congo whsn tbev ,v,rS nv, nsss ~
tbe enl Of their eyentfnl ,o,,rSoS, s'
lfthe foiihlrss anon, his nS,nlO n;
yolyel Liyinrstone IN grcai ,rnnhlo
the condncL az those wbo worn irSa ~
him makes one Of tIe Iriybtc,t ch,nterJ
in lhu history Of African oyniorslion
Low tenderIy md thonghtfuIiy IL" ] ram.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12


Blk, Of upsala, and Gutenberg, OF Ber.
lin, have served tha, there arc de-.
mite points Oh the skin at which sensa
tions Of cold only are ar0usol; Others,
distinct from the first an equally dc.
finite, for the sensation Of heat; while
between the two sOts of spots sensations
Of pressure only arc aroused.
oua dson an American expert.
mentcr, has tried TO make accurate
maps of the spots OF temperature sellsa .
tiOn, and has found that their d.strib. :.
tion differs on different Individuals
that tho spots ;or old are moro numer.
oaS than those for heat while thc latter
arc the more sensitive, and that the
sRots arc mostly less than one twenty:
Gtth OF an inch in diameter
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an IIelnlseh Arronni.

Malv'na, tho coloycd Cook lady" Of d
white Austin family, insisted on hand.
ing in every day an ltcm cd account Of
her e$pcnuit rrs at tic market, and
here is sample me orandum
me ~Cent scOp lOnc--'O cents.
Two Descent loves Of bred = 10
SccntcS,
a ,.uartcw wur of terratcrsos-8C
cents.
Which makes one dollar and 5tocl
ScCntccs.
And hcrmi tress we mcantlio "Th:t0
'oohRn who hires her. only gave her
VI. MtlNina asked lor the other 10
cent?.
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Inhotltlng an Accidental Mark.

A Owision PHYSICIANS father, whom
quite young, was Littcn ly a vicious
hOrso-thO horses teeth closing oyor his
ear lObo and taking out small piece Of
tho upper part. ho mark Of tho
wounded ear skipped ono generation,
and has appeared In tho Lewiston ply.
sicians son. there l6tns Oh tho little
fellows ear the plain mNrsing Of tho
ear that showed, years ago, upon his
grandfather
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mt ln,Ily Frozen Out.

The Glasgow Philosophical society has
demonstrated that at about l29 degrees
below zero, ahrsnhcit, the flesh OF ami
mails he ONES so hard as to ring ike
porcelain when struck. ard also to he
capable OF Icing crushed to a the pow.
der. Microbes, however, living in tho
flesh before freezing have been found
alive when thawng took place, after an
exposure Of 200 hours to this intense
cold.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12
.Ne slro OF Noan. Ark.


The act size Of No0h's ark has not
been determined definitely, but, accord
ing to Sir Isaac NewtonS calculations,
based on his estimate of the length Of a
CnOit in feet and inches, tho historical
barge must have been 5l5.6! feet long,
S5,.+ wide, and ll.5j deep. The meas,
nrOl tonnage Of the ark WAS u, ,I3a.
The Great Eastern was GsO feet long,
SO feet wide aud D. feet deCp, and she
measured 9,D9s tons. Although the
Great astcrn was not 80 well propor,
toned as the ark, she probably had
dou 10 the carrying capacity II her coal
and machinery were lett out Of her, be,
cause sho was made Of iron and tho ark
was q wooden ship,
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In Sumatra there is q very singular
race called the ,ubus, who aro too sh
to mix with III, other races Of tht
island, and dwell in the reCesscs Of tht
forests. They are looked on aS inferior,
by the Maiays, aud thought 10 bo littlt
better than beasts. such is their shy
moss that they will never willingly lRct
u stranger. Their trade with the Ma
layans is onsl ucntly carried on in q
strange manuer. The trader announce,
his arriya By beatn;a gong, and thor
rctires from the place OF ren lOIyOnS
The uJus approach, put their ior,S
treasures on the ground, boat gGn,
and retreat. The trader returns IN
lays his commodities down in lualt,tie
sufficient, us he thinsS ;or tho pur
chase OF the goods on sale. Then |
rctireS, and Ito tuIus rcEppear aga I
and consider the ldrgaiu
And So after more Withdrawals mn
approA hes ald gong Lettings, tho l
spCltiro parties cone to An nnlsts;m
iny anil carry OF Independently this
bargains. Tho Ruyui IN their "
state do not bury their dead. Tuc
live on snakes, grubs, traits mil IT,
flesh Of any deer or pigs thCy can sia"
|'rhGy are skilllQl spearmcn, and thrJ, ,
stones with ntlrvclols accuracy, Tht,
know Of no state attor death. In SON
physical respects they dSs.milate clOsel,
to tho anthrOpoid apes.
Inc stitRn Of ConstantinoplO isnSmet
0sman Rcy. lis twCnty wives mak,
him gu his uNlnO u. boy,
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A sub ll,ute Il, n,xwool l.

lArklnsAW 7 nv'lH:,
II has been found that compressed
teak may TO made TO serve somcof tho
purposes for which lockwood, which Is
rapidly becoming scarce, is now used.
A powerful hydraulic press for com.
pressing teak for loom shutt.es has just
been made in Manchester, England.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12
Lungs u stroycd BY Dust.

At a latc meeting Of a micros,oplcal
sOaiety in ondOn was shown 4 section
Of a She cid saw grinders lung, the ir.
ritatiou from tho steel dust inhaled hay.
ing gradually oblitemtcd the lung
structure and rendered it perfectly use.
less for breathing purposes Sections
oI lungs showing carton deposit from
London smoke were also exhibited.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12
Ten n,st lIu,ll.n:, in America.

Sovoniy.fyc ar hiteCts have voted in
The American Architect, on tho : ues.
tion which are the ten rest buildings in
America. Those receiving the largest
number Of votes are as follows trinity
church, EOston, o. votes the united
States capitol, u; house Of W. K. Van.
dcrmlt, New ork, 81; Trinity church.
New ! ork, ~; jefferson Market court
house, New York, 93; onnCcticut state
capitol, Hartford, ~; city hall, Albany,
n v, 10; ever hall, Cambridge, Mass,
Il; New York state capitol, Albany, i6j
and the town hall, North Eaton, Mass,
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Bablas' Picture. Easy to Paint

An Engli h painter discovered q few
wears since that babies, having little in.
dividuality aud many fine clothes, and
all being in their parents eyes of su.
promo beauty consequently afforded
easy and rcmuneratv vc SUBJ oct, for art.
To print their eyes large hnd bright,
their checks fat and pink, their satin
hats aud nicO little socks as clean and
fresh as possible, all this was a days
holiday to our great painters. and many
received the Lew gospel with enthusi.
nsm.
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Paris rnouma,lo Postal

Tho pneumatic postal service in Paris.
lately completed, COstover 5000, 900, and
the length Of pipes is over thirty four
miles, The clnrgO for transmitting a
letter 10 any place within the fortiica.
tiOns is 3 cents, Tho service covers OK.
trCmc points, about seven miles apart.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12
Tie Wonders Of a Great Industry
Ipfst n G5lnl

'" - - ,"~'l
In 1896 tho state Of Massachusetts
made in round hunters, 5000, 900
pairs Of bootSaud shoes; in 1914, 20, 900.
OJy; in ls1i, ij,OOO, 900, in 1854, 81.
Ol0,O0O; in 1914, 5H,0o0,OJO; in 1889,
;SiOOO,0O0, and in 1884 Cestimated),
over 100, ,O0O;OOj. IL this is not progrO,s
it would bc difficult to say in what prog.
ress consists.
Tho value OF this vast product is csti.
mated at $l9 100 1000; and good au.
thOrity even places 1t at the supurlativc
amount Of $l5O,OOO,OOO. Such is
tho pleasant little sun gathered
in Ly the boot and shoe manu-.
facturCrs and merch nts Of MassaChu.
setts every year. In tho great produC.
ton Lynn ranks first, with an ann al
business of nearly $50, 900. 900. IIaver.
hill stan Is seCSnd with more than So.
900, O,OjO, BrOcktol occupies the third
place, with $ ,OJO,0OO Number four
on the list Is Marlboro, which does a
business Of S5,OJO,OO0. Worcester
comes no t, with over $i,OOO,OOJ then
Weymouth, then Natick, while Boston
stands eighth in the matter OF prOduc'
tion.
New England furnishes more than
two.thirls Of the total product Of the
country, M0sSachus It's the bulk Of thC
New nglanl produ I, and FsscN
county the lions share Of the statO''
business, Iynn is sti king in spite oil
all the chang that have occurred III
the trade in TIC last half century.
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Call a girl q chick, and shc smiles;
call woman a hon, and she howls;
call young woman a witch, and she Is
pleased; call AN old woman a witch,
and she is indignant. Call u girEa kit
ten, and she rather likes 1t; call d
woman a cat, and she'll hate you.
LnCer Soy. isn't IT.
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For InVRiidN
IAln.II..nl tit..i.Il

Bags of hot sand aro much better
than bOttlcs Of hot water 10 place in tho
beds Of invalids who require artificial
heat The sand retains heat longer
than water, and sand bags are more
comfortable "bcd.fCllOwS" than bottles.
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Imitation Maple syrup

A patent has been secured for max.
ing imitation maple syrup. Hickory
bark Is soaked in water, and an extract
Is thus obtained which, added to Cand
or glucose syrup, gives 1t the maple
tnStO md smoll
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The lyrumld Of ChOiaiA.

The pyramid Of hOhla not far from
tho CITY OF Mexico, is tho mo- MASSIVE
monument ever Taiscd in America. It's
Iasc covers forty i've acrcs Il is 10
hct high, in tcrmurs composed Of stone
rnd brick Ont natural soil heapGd up in
layers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12

The trcclcS condition OF parts Of the
soulh American pampas is altriDutsi to
tho work Of an ouni resent ant, which
feeds upon leaves an qnickly destroys
tree sCedluHcs aud ntllCr tendOr pants "
soon as tho IraYNs appear above StoanL
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12

A now species Of tape. worm-maturc
specimens measuring rom three to eight
inches in lOngth-has been found in q
trout
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Eoag!DDgs

1iedora clark ln Inter ocean.1
Your white hand never thrills 10 milne,
Your dear lips nsSJr sfnlls ON ms,
never feel your strong arms clasp
Your facoI never 20.
Your vOlce shoul be my music and
| neveF hear IL taintost tone,
Y ,ur life. Wbirh'bloSai other lives
BelOnSs 10 mo alona
Unloving arms will hold you fast
And careless lips on yours will IOit
In place Oi l1wcFt. an empty husk
Wal Ito upon your hreaSt
rh0ro X door between us loekr1,
Thers Is nns volume cloP0l 10 both,
Our drifting barquei viii never meet,
Nor will We bTdak the oath
What lin has blurred my ,oul ab fateI
Ny hands have dohe what bGunllel
wrong,
That all talS llScorl shnull have crspt
Into my EWapte / soNp
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Joseph Baer,
DRAPER & TAILOR,
.POILEROY, O.

HAVING come to the conclusion that
IL Fine Custom Tailoring would he
appreciated in this section u the coun.
try, ! have recently opened out an es.
tablishmcnt in Pomeroy, o., where am
prepared to DO FIRST-CLASS WORK,
at popular prices. To my friends in
Point Pleasant and the Hanawha Valley
Twill say that ] will appreciate their
patronage, All the latest Novelties in
Imported Goods constantly on haAd.
mnN9N-hIn.
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Live. Aotiva Mon

MS Agents in West Virginia. Good Sal.
aries can he earned by men willing to
work ut the business. This Company
lends money TO their Policy Holders on
first mortgage security and the reserve
cash balance Of rs Policies.
Call on o. GRANT, General Agent,
~ POmef0y, OHIO. aprg0m3
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12

The production Of cotton seed oil has
grown in the last ten years from ., ijO,.
Wv gallons " 2V,0OJ,O ,OOO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12

Petit Semi lore, when it visits old
men, Is like sunshine upon snow; it il
more dazzling than warming.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12
WANTED.

1T'HE UNION CENTRAL LIFE IN.
l SURANCE COMPANY, Of Cincin.
natl, Ohio, desire TO employ several
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-08-12

me suitNn of Constantinoplc lsRSmetI
0Sman Rey, lis twenty wives makc
hm gu hiS nainO .. Boy.
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ANoIgNT ANp MODERN pERu.

hat all tSlS discorl shnull have rrspt
Inkl my ggnnta 1 snnr