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Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

all solemn fudge, and will, perhaps,
forbid you to do anything OF the kind.
They will tell you that II you WORE
fast, and do bettsr work, the supply OF
work will run out, and Others will get
less work aud less pay, and therefore 1t
will be very uDkisd and Improper 10
you to try TO make q reputation for
yourstlf
"NAil 4; down."
Here is the grand trouble every
young man and young woman now
looking ont for worx will have to face.
Do you mean 10 sbirk and sllght your
| work, to dwadle over IL 10 that Il will
last and your wDgts be kept down, or
do 5 ou mean TO be . man or woman, q
oitz IN Of tnis republic, or a member OF
soms society that will iorbid you to be
smarter, more active, more energetic,
more faithful or more honest than its
most idle, unthrifty and Careless mem.
bers? The union is . goof thing. I.
Vill be we'll 10 join Que, as II will be
helpful in many wRyt; but let US re
member that each OF US is child oi
Our Father, tesponsible to him and to
Yourselves She;her we bs sblrhs, idlera
and robbsrs OF ether mems time, OF
Whether we strive 70 nail each thing
IdoWn and make 3 reputation for hon
eaty, Industry, skill and thoroughuess.
The dollar before the eye must not
bids the hundred dollar note that may
be In the future. Selling things foi
shat they are 1ot, giving short mea
.sure, wasting time, will certainly bring
money, little money, to-day, but In
the long run you will lore money, q
lburdred dollars for every one gained
nov.
4 Suppose, instead Of joining q ubior
LOT some kIDd aud working for wages
Iyou ate to "bs your own boss" and
work for yourself Yout butiaess is to
make something that otherB will buy,
be tt p!cturts, tnitted tocIs, or bFssl
candle ticks. M matter what IL IL
You make 1t and sell II. You soon fint
that II you aAvs little on the mattria
aud use cheaper wool the knitted sock
will looE just as well and perhsps sci
Just rs fast % better socks. OF oours,
you will make money 10 that way
There Is not the least doubt about u
! You fave ten oents on pair, and tha
10 90 much gain. You sell pair to |
,tttranger. The purchaser takes then
u ome and finds tina: they are not quit
what ste eIpsc.e1. She says nolLlDR
bub suo hoNut uu1 par VI 9Ou hkNin
and 10 set your mon y for the mkt pal
I you must sell IL 20 som. o'h4r stranger
Sne, too, will uever oome back, and yoi
must hnd another customer.
Nail IL down. II will not pay. Th
Isupply Of strangers will run out an,
you will epd In the poor-house. Sur
lpose the fret pAir was very hne, 81
wool, bsss material, well made an
handsome. The stranger buys then
and is greatly pleased, and comes 10
= another pair. Others come and ever
- one returns TO get mjre B1eiDei
tgrows, for ycu ore 8 new Amos LAW
= renee. You may not die rich. but, q
= sure % sure can be, your business wi
y grow and your prohts inorease. Yt
&c are on the good cid road Un which .
!. the suocessful man and women In tn
'e worlds work have wAlkBd, and 20
will q I'D the u ,nessyou deserve. Rspl
tatlou is tie only hey to success ~
yID." boxes never oil pay, never wi
u slpay. Nail tuch things down.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
AHAndsomo pue,llng

Mr. Allied l.. Hudson has recently
finished handsome rev residence in
Smyrna which for style and beauty
will oompare With any In the State.
The haildinR stands At Mount Vsrnon
and Market streets, is 40 by 90 feet, and
three tories ln height. Ii IL surrounded
| by an observatory, which affords a
spler did view OF the surrounding coun
Try for miles Ths entrance 10 through
8 hal ten feet wide and ten feet high,
from which . stairway leads to The
upper fl Jors. The parlcr is 20 by II
feet. not Including the bay window,
which lie 81 by s feet, and ike that of
the sitting Ioom, extends TO the second
story. The tiaiDR room, on the west
side Of the hall, Is the same slzs as the
psrlor, and Ike 1t has low down
crate.
The dining room flnishtd in blue, Is
IL by l2 feet, ard into II opens gro.
Gerry closet and two large pantrits, one
OF them having dumb waiter. The
kitchen has Q large range with hot and
cold water and below it In the oellAr Ia
. laundry for washing aud dryiug
clothes In the winter. At the end OF The
hall opposite the dinirR room 10 o cen.
servatory
The second Story has . bath room
sewing loom and Eve bed chambers,
with clostts and clothes presses to
meet every want. Toe third story has
six airy rooms The windows OF The
hrst md seooxd storiss Of the main
bnildiDg have d huish Of cathedral
glass In the upper "a hes.
/ In the cellar which uuderlles thh
whols house is q steam hesling Appa
ratus, and with pipes extending to all
parts and with radistoTP, the buildip &
can be kept at any degree Of temperA.
tute desired for comfort.
Ar, Hudson, the owner OF this man.
sion, is son OF the late Squire Hudson
OF St Georges. Some 10 or 20 years
ago he removed TO . far m near Smyrna,
and devoted considerable attention to
fEuit raising, aud he is now enabled to
retire from active business with O
eompetenoa. 10 addition to this fine
properly Mr.. Huds n also owns five
farms one OF wbich, known rs the
"Home" farm will be titled by bis
young est ton.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
nN1IpEs

--II-iI.--,,NUBK AND PURSUANT
Y tnose. o. the 0o1erai AfseI bly,
ISu,I "An hst UoLc5rciig Private Olf-
.,,i,5usI - rassod At rover, uelaWare,
XII Il h. 1881, aotioo u h rr oy gwen th1t
es,,, q. q ubb, A,sooiate Judge OF the
fnstl + iiour,, IN ratufdAy, tho 2sih DAY
|t,nu.ry. A. ID. 1858, AZ ten tlo) O'Clock a
4 .tsh tIabof. In tue city Of wilmb gton,
IN castle Oouotv. and stlr Aforesaid.
The iaoltpotAiion y rms i.soo,sr, es,a,,iN son :,
4 ,htr,oicr and obltoG of wnitn are 70
[mcte benevotsuos and tNs moral aud in.
Welfare u III u 5tn oeri oy Later
sssistaree IN bnfinfs, GpJ BY the asou
S,stIJn ofa iond b. tns 90 4tflbdti9ns OF
4 ms mDsrs a. s,atod peTiedf, ana kenttal
II bayt, pOssesS All opIoy al the rights
\ n iylie fss VI said act OF As.emoly
HoFFEuA Gk \ NOR ~ ikBH,
H..lot attoenoys Tor incorpofatnfa
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
nd 10 Real Estate Owners,

he ~ unants composing my rent-rol
iug tnu ,'4lr lHe7 have with few "a receptions,
81 Iar entire sati sfactiOn, both In payment
1, ut aud taking carr % the properly, there
trWtfing the owner with greatly increased
k,rui. as well as myself for tic special care
4 thf election Of my tenants, Ms each one
hst pass n close scrutiny before beins accept
4 Property ncrs whe have hcretWOre
In annoyed with bad nauts and less OF
q " ia save money by adopt Rabethr plsn
4 empluyina comp tent and experienced
Xsnt and manager for the cofnlnE year. " I'm
II / : enty years Of study and practical sx-
&I1enc, In general ronveyAnoing md real ts-
q mAtters, do not hesitate To hol myself
Rdy and qualified for renunE and mAnAE.
4 real estate and also 10 PREPARATION oil
%nl pApers for dinpeslnE " pro erty.
I'M i5t aA&UhGG y u. ma A9ls'
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
a pA,a.

70 Ail Eho are suffering from the or
rcrs and indisoretions Of youth, nervous
wsAk nsss, eaEly deosy, loss OF manhood,
&c., viii send recipe THAI will cure
you, FREH OF OHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by q missionary
in South AmeEIcA. Send Oelf.Addrsss-
cd envelope 10 the REV. JOSEPH T.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

my METHOD he only Gown that currs perma-
ncnty the worst Of Spccal bisuas'a, affeH Hos
private practical ~ pcrirne" viii e''t, remedy
means science Tor quickest recovery and
permanent cure THE MOST nANGtkulS tASLs
SOLICITED. Relief a s. loi booA ''Iruth,"
special diseases And exposing frauds, their tricks To
victimiHe sufferers aud avoid called vegetable medi
einea blood pufihrf- tAudutnt promising TO cure no
raw etc They ruin thousands Rcst skiI In the leRin-
lnE will save much suffering and delay, Write cal,
patients the doctor only. Hours, $40 soS We'd
nesdAy and Saturday I'LL 10. Sunday ill D.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
ATLANTIC GARDEN
NO. 2pA KING STREET.

The under sned hiss fixed up the
Atlantic Garden In good style, and
invitss all who wish to pass few
moments pleasantly to call and particl
pate in b game Of shu fils board, ten
pins or pool Oholoe vines and liquors
and cigars always on hand.
Lunch every Wednesday morning &
and Saturday morning aud evening.
WIN. LEGG, Proprietor.
t1aNf
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

FYAViNa IS YEARS ExPERIENoE
"A IN oolIeSdng reats aud mtuag Ing
n ettatss, l olatm TO rendst the most sue
ksiul ami satisfactory seeHse in thbt do.
tmoaL WILLIAM J. fi5hER, eltK
fRet luett I'm
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
DECORATIONS

We have a few Japanese
Decorations left over from
the holidays, which we will
sell at very cheap prices; in
fact, at your own figures.
Call early and get good
choice.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
IoTICE.

h he additional assosrmIu. 70, Chri','ana
Endr1d has teen completed nnd b3nRs
<ns up TN tns dititrn. d'Htrt u, The az
|esor expects TO be at Ooqanouut stoie ~
Sntfev ilo, on SaturdHy, Janusry 2s lSss,
i the store II Daniel o. I,wer, near DoPJnts
&nks, on Mono0v iAnuNty 30. Lnd at New
srt on Tuesday, Janusry 81. for tho pur'
be Of hearing appeals, correcting eirore,
IA assessiag porsons who may hAva boen
itted. VINCENT u. fLlNs,
I'm AZ Aseessor
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
DIR. THEET.
53S N. Fourth st.
Below Creeu,
PHILADELPHIA.

~ ycHrs practical experience.
Guarantee IN cure npr' qui akc-,
s-itr aud i'etmsuvut than any
udirrtiaiug ply 5leii.n oil Spe
clAlDiscnsc-, Blood Poison,
Ssin Diseases. l'iHnpleS,
3loichC-. ObHtlnntr I lrcrs-
Gi,it ructiofts, lntIummntluns
OF 4 idnry, hladd,rAud other
organs hcrNaua Debility,
lnrl, Decay " cuk kncKs. ris,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

d L0AN-MoNEY TO LOAN ON
81 Mortgage IN numA to suit; 8 and 9 per
M. cry ur country properly. GEO. X.
~ >ESD, Ga Market b., t2l-ot
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

EOR RbNr-THR OLD ST AND THAT
q has beo o,oupi,d by me Tor 30 years,
III meGKst sue Il, hs q ruccespul merohsnt
tailor an clothin; store; potsosJun q Won
msrih IS, 1858. Il Is sulted Tor various mor
camille purposes; large room and we'll
lighted front AMI Dacz; and Ia Ro)d con1,-
uOn Uall on OThua STEM, No. Ill
n arkot at, Y S-AlsD for rent q 8stDry
thJp, li2 Shipley street.. i2ldis
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

1tOK REVr-AH nIO ESTABLISH EU
e groosIy store northeast corner of But-
& nwIOd and D0o'tut sueats; doing b large
trade for the last ten yeas; Immediate Iot.
sohion WI. fOAklSs, Eighth and
BattonWeol stroetI. I.3 cod ims
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
Wasted

ru nANDLE BUNK
ers' ne and burllar alarm system.
Esngris great ptotssaon q lio And-p'o 'op
~. Nov on exhibition At the utbBon
bu'e, No 0 Wet Fourth street All are
Il fllel 70 call and exanine II. i.2i.op
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
We call your atten-
on to the following
|st of d es SRA b g
|ouses for sale:


+ Market street, ~ rooms and bath.
.fhet street, 2 rooms AnI bath,
Market street 4roSna.
hatk"t street, 3rCums rnd bath.
Market stree. rUo ~ aud bA h,
ard ltS West EShtenth street, IoOms and
II treneh $ rect, " rooms and bath.
Ntsl street 10 fUpmH aud hath.
81 Isl htrott, " rOums aud b III.
MI slfe"L Is rnums Aud hath.
~ 81 sutei, rooms HnG bath,
Iatunl s-reeL, sfuum- an hafh.
lslni u s-r'6t tu,In- Hud btth.
ninan street ~ rooms AII bA h.
ashinR1h ntftct ruhtus aud bath.
8 = @ a@snlhFtnh street, rooms aud hAth.
4 a. fiuh ut.', roUius ami bath.
tn'tsuh ftr,,t Ton,ut AMI h III
~, son rveS Rooms aud h,tl,
'zz.-= tAfhtt street 70 To1u,H aud hath
lsnl ~ oct Urouus AND htth
hdlson street, y r bpus ana nan
4ladl ou str, ct room atd hniL.
~ ,lls street, ~ Rooms aai bath
ada tr't 7rpo ~ and haih.
shtins s.rtei, II roo n. and bath
=7 fu' 1pr Hlf'tt, rooms aud bath
55= - i,h en- htreet. 10 rooms ana hth
z'z II +, ,,.tntth nntth ~ C., rooms aud bath,
H ,,,hIrlstn street rooms and L,iL
y come street, u irn1nls an Intn'
Is "A n tlia, TN street, runiu4
# 4, ~ ~ IL. ~ slres t. rooms and hath.
~ Lowering avenue, rooms
aW 'it avenue Id tDiI ms and hath
y, H. Wy behhttl rtrvrt. : r rtuIns aud path.
N az" % East tle'enth street, & IooIns and
ands rhnrch street. rooms ,nd
"a u anu ~ Church rect, rooms and
" 81 piRh street, rooins and bath.
esi Funftn street, lEr,UIns and hapb
y nlrpr street, rooms, ''''
min .tr,r', rnoms an bath.
iHiiE lin ttrert . rooms and hath
aii Ia Market ttfeet,
H. T. 'ian. sui trett, oroO ssnd bath.
no ,ir, s''n u' u ro ms aud bath.
~ slr''t " rnt la nni bah
rtrts. '''"" nhp hAthet
t. mn r,il1.t street between Broome and Frank
ST thlrd htrert rynps
Fourth street Iv rooms and hath
III a,r-'t 10 rpOms and bath.
y ciund street $40 ms
II iiftMA, " H,to I q rooms a I'd hath
. ~ httt, u ru ms snn b Ith
~ siWt!h tircei. rooms and bah,
We., S,yth mn street room and bath.
s. s,, ~ seventh street, @ rooms an baIf
'lE9h'h street, rooms and b IN.
700 street, sroOms nd bath,
,l,arain li'.ran street, 8 roOns.
81 ! t 'itH Htrett II rooms and hath
'it'd'i'lh treet, u rooms and bath
- ~ ~ street er Ofns Ald bath
,rd,'ll I'm ttreet, rOOgs and bath.
81, ttreet rooms and hath,
"'" ADAMS sire 1, rooms and bath
IT meme of the above
ut you call or send
list We ave
any o. hers in desira-
e locasitit S ard can
Sold upon easy
rms and at prices
ac ate bargains.
HG AID g. co.
I2l-25-:7-30
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

LdOR KENr-Twu STuh6S, wIrh
Il dwelling. on Market street, snd drug
Aore abd dWeiliug; al doing tQod business
One firstclsss farm. IE D.. W. BRIGHT,
III MaFRsI stToet, VII Del d29tl
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

q strict now 0ccapiod BY Qaigley a
Mullen Also store hon . on the Wn n,nE-
ton a nor'hern E. II Auurssl ". y.
BalUE. i0S $, soth street, rni.4do,phtA,
Pa. i.oaH
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

NOR RsaLa-HOUSEs, NOS To7 AND
q I'll Wes. ION strsof; sixht rOoms, ,ba ath ,
heaters, an 1 ali IN )iern oonyenle nossi ite RI
easy Apply to 4. h. IA ArNALIL, No lol
MRrylahd sgenue. palm
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

NOR shLE, S,s wE,r HlNra ST.-iF
n you wsn, to buy property as hcme,
with all modern impror emenu, and In per.
you viii dad I. attt3 West Ninth a. Maks
q note Of tbls, aud 80 ana ses II At once, in
side AMI out. l. II. QUAY. llp II
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
NoR SALE
Telephone No. as.

EoKsALE
soi west sih street, y rooms.
fiT West s.h etrte,, rooms.
Sls west sth street, y fooms
is0s Wes b stcoet, . roome.
1907 and 1919 West STU st'te3, 10 roms.
zoo aud e0I Van Baron s!rest, . ro3mJ,
Ss3 Wan outsn At ees 8 roomi.
Ti3 Woilaa on street, rooms.
7oe west sixth stresf, I rooms.
3D. west six b street, rooms
These ptopsfties tAve ali clnvsn 'enoss,
and ara we'll !. oaud. NJ. I. nLt,
rg.u No. 8l0x MARKET street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

EOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE,
Z farm Of 10 acres: conveniently located 3
oiles from Wilmington easy terms. Address
oli-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

TOR SALE OR RENT-wooD YARD
II foot or 4th st., with all machin'ry for
engaging In the ki ding wood business, In
Guiding goo route; will sell or rent cheap.
Address J. @. H., this niliee. ill-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

1OR RlHr-- THREFsT my BhIOK
" dwtllirp, As Marisou st'ee', q MONS
and shsd Kitchen, with b htth; picAh pspnrad
throughout; in good handy ne h6orb ood
Apply ~ W. SOOFr sEKNUe, thig ONCE,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

E1oR KENr-PLEAskNT uNPuR-
II nished rooms on "a and 81 hj0r, win.
nus hoard o. light hou' eLeeping; Q ntrAl
lecation. Possession abtn Of NJ lion. AddraIs
Il Ii. this Cffi 80 1893
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-02-01

Some months ago it was the de-
light of Republican newspapers to
claim that there was among Repub-
lican office-holders monopoly of
administrative ability without whose
assistance president Cleveland would
be unable to minister public affairs.
Democrats, they said, must stand
back, because they could not fur
nish the experience or capacity to
fill the offices, and that the Presi-
dent found it necessary to rely on
Republican assistance to carry on
his administration. But a change
seems to have come over the spirit
of their dreams, and these same pa
pers are now complaining that the
Democrats are getting entirely too
many offices. The taunts of the
early months of Cleveland's admin
istration are no longer heard. The
fountains of their sympathy are
dried up, and instead thereof, Sena-
tor Hale and others are filling the
Senate Chamber almost daily with
lamentations that Republicans no
longer monopolizc the Offices of the
government, and that the President
seems to have been pretty thorough
" carrying out the old battle cry
of ''Turn the rascals out" 1t seems
that President Cleveland, biding his
time, and in his slow and sure way,
found Democrats who had both ex-
perience and capacity to fill the of
fees. And still the fact remains
that Uncle Sam is in very pros
porous condition, and his little bus
mess affairs are being attended to
with remarkable efficiency and econ
omy. The wheels of the govern
ment are still moving along. But
the Republicans had to go.-Indec.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-02-01
Order OF PubIicalIon.

THE State of West Virginia,
Il Mason County, 81.
At Rnles held in the clerks Office OF
the circuit court for the countvo of Mason,
ON Monday, the I'd day of January, a.
d. 1883.
w. NJ. H. Smith. and. C. W. Jewell,
partners in business under the firm name
of Smith and Fewell,
Andrew ]. Jolly, Albert NJ. Jolly,
John X. jolly, partners in business I'M
der the firm name OF A. j. Jolly & Sons.
In clancery.
The object of the above entitled suit,
pending in the circuit court of Mason
cree in favor of the plaintiffs for the sum
of S1l70.05 claimed as balance due on
contract for stone cut, quarsied and de-
livered by the plaintiffs to the defend
ants, and to attach the property of the
defendants as non-residents of the State
of West Virginia within the jurisdiction
OF said circuit court, and subject the
property and the estate so attached to
the payment of said decree and costs oi
suit. And it appearing BY affidavit filed
that the said defendants Andrew J
Jolly, Albert NJ. jolly and John X. Jolly,
partners in business under the firm
na:le of a. J. jolly Il Sons, are non-res-
idents of this State, the said defendants
arc required to appear here within one
month after the date of the first publica-
ton of this ortler and do what is ncces-
sary to protect their interests herein.
A copy-Teste:
II. Il. MITCHELL. Clerk.
knight & Coucil, Simpson & Howard,
jan INV Soils.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-02-01
Timely sIuggestaoIn.

1t should be impressed on the
managers of Democratic politics in
this State that the republicans have
already entered upoR the campaign,
in an earnest and determined man.
ner. Clubs are being formed ey-
erywhere, even in the rural Iocali-
tics, and members enrolled, and the
preliminary plans of organization
are engaging the attention of the
party leaders. A meeting has been
called at Wheeling, at an early day,
of the various republican clubs of
the State, and the State executive
committee will meet there at the
same time. The margins of victory
in 1884 and in 1886 were not large
enough to insure democratic success
without an effort in the right direc-
ton. The democratic party needs
a.thorough and practical re-organi-
zation, and some life into it. The
members of the State committee arc
Entrusted with this duty, and they
should be at work. The republi-
cans are going to make an effort to
carry West Virginia. They have
an idea that it is within the range,
of reasonable probability for them
to do SO. With this opinion sim
ccrely entertained they are already
entering upon the work of the CAM
paign with more energy, life and
vigor than they ever before gave to
a political fight in this State. They
will leave no stone unturned to Sc
cure victory. Golf and Mclean are
to furnish the money; Flick is to
manipulate the G. A. r., and At
kinson is TO arouse the church ele-
ment and prohibitionists. These
gentlemen have for the time Mt least,
buried the Ratchet, and are making
common cause against the democ-
racy. 1t is political combination
that can push the republican vote
to the top notch and can come as
near success as any one can hope
for. The democratic leaders must
come out of their holes and go to
work. They must prepare for the
campaign in time, and their prepa-
rations must be thorough, practical
and business like. They must or
ganize in a thorough aud complete
manner. The tactics of the past
will not do for the future. The
party machinery must be set to
work in every county, township
and hamlet in the State. Local
party management must be in COM
petent and honest hands. Dissen-
sions must be healed, and kickers
and regulars must come together in
one common fight against our
enemy.
Gentlemen of the State executive
committee, go to work.-Parkers-
burg Sentinel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-02-01

From its birth the Republican
party has been engaged in the work
of building up monopolies and
erecting privileged classes. 1t was
thus that the power and wealth OF
the present nobility of England
were in great measure constructed.
In the age of Elizabeth the founda-
lions of their great fortunes were
largely laid. The eourtiers and
favOrites of that great Queen were
invested with exclusive privileges
in every branch of English trade
and manufacture. In the natural
course of events the favored few
acquired enormous wealth, while
the great mass of British subjects
were Permantly consigned to a po-
sitiOn of inevitable poverty as long
as those privileges existed. We
g have seen n similar result in this
country in the last twenty five years.
Every possible monopoly in every
species of trade has been created by
law until the Government itself was
during Republican administration,
dominated and Overshadowed BY
the vast power of accumulated
Wealth.-Er.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-02-01
Pence am EnrtI,

Awaits that countless army of martyrs,
whose ranks are constantly recruited
from the victims of nervousness and
nervous diseases. The price of the
boon is systematic course of Hostet-
tef's Stomach Bitters, the finest and
most genial of tonic nervines, pursued
with reasonable persistence. Easier,
pleasanter and safer this than to s,Sash
the victualling department with pseudo
tonics, alcoholic or the reverse, beef ex-
tracts, nerve foods. narcotics, sedatives
and poisons in disguise. "TiredT Ma
lures sweet restorcr, balmy Sleep" is
the providential recuperant OF weak
nerves, and this glorious franchise being
usually the consequences of sound di-
gestion aud increased vigor, the great
stomaehic which insures both is prodnc-
tive also of repose at the required time.
Not unfresled awakens the the individ-
ual who uses it, but vigorous, clear
headed and tranquil. Use the Bitters
also in fever and agne, rheumatism,
kidney troubles, constipation and bill
iousness.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-02-01

PLEAsANT FLATs The Sc
ries of meetings held at Morning
Star by Rev. R. NJ. Moore, closed
last Tuesday evening. There were
seventeen conversions and twenty
one acccssions.
A few more inches of snow and
our roads would be in splendid CON
dition for sleighing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kimberlfng,
of jackson, Ohio, are visiting the
family of Asa Musgrave
7. i. Davies, Esq. of your city,
spent last Sunday in the Flats, the
guest of C. W. Petty.
). Fl. johnson has returned from
kentucky.
John Kimberling, OF jackson, o.,
was visiting relatives in the Flats
last week.
The social dance given at the res
idence of Mr.. VIM. Someryille, on
last Friday evening, was largely at
tended and was quite an enjoyable
affair. Mr.. and Mrs, Somerville
will please accept thanks for hospi-
talities extended.
G. W. Petty spent Saturday and
Sunday at his home near Letart.
John Somerville and wife and 5Pt
L. Roush, of Graham Bottom, at
tended the dance in this place Fri,
day evening.
aas BuctIE.