The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-08-28
I0R,a nAuGHTERs
The wonders They Performed
iIl n business Way.

that the taxes, etc, Keep them
poor; Others possess SO much
money that they imagine they
are poor; while Others, having
nothing, are called really poor
job Johnson belonged 60 none
of these classes. JOB was blessed,
or las he pleased to see ~ cursed ,.,a !
with a superabnindant .Aveaitn OF
daughters. LII 1act, every year
or SO added new dangnIef re-
scruits to lIs fast fast acenmuiatlng lgll
army OF plphed ana aproieo
misses s, ,,Iaa.st,,1
yop Was q ia.Il sTyssssaaa W.
llerehane M ..le cry u J" ,s,9.' III :
9tale ,s ot Nllllllesoea. i1s lass 3. ~ :
nave been Illilchs more sslleeessioi :,
T he had g rellaltled at nome and
minded J, 1he napy, a. ana. alioweu s,'
ms oustilng llte!e "lIe 10 run eile
doTl-town nsll e1 @ business. Ii a.
! ne iaee was, ms WIG iau ..'e ne
energy that JOBS conseleu1ioil
lackea' la, ana Mnlen was ta n.,eessa,g ,;t J,
70 70 e'la5le q urn 10 c1lllpese Mi.a VI
,i slie 1;'tais oe,ier to,u mrue""''Ae nio y
iis 80, ,aYe,y so"
W ., men 1lle lS:ti noru saw u TIssl.' ~ se,la
sno;nef e;I. aoal'ao.i 20 Sne Do11ns1h = tasth
lalnily IN tne shape OF f u tenth
aaugnfer-wnich u. &aI;. A was Th Mlss LOU ln
sa Mellssa Allh ooillsoi-p
yop 1 81. MN aosn 4, ~ p.oiou.la !.
1a uesIa.r, sIwinS <, tnas L. ne nstsa W :
co1i9 supply ail lnose in'l.ns
anu packs Win Vnelr fespectiSe
wants,
When baby Lou was making
her chubby debut into short baby
dresses Sadie Jane Letltiit-the
oldest daughter-had Just SAID
ner ire.te iegt 3 ;ti az +bn Iae host I,n scno 100
nuuuag.ns ea h VIZ .ns nt nesS III, h2
Oia III tI. a. sgI'us.gn, iJ ~, +l,na, h,o
.neans silly si,e aau maueu on.o M
=haa Ia +nlaan - geD.Pf ,gnab f.st;n fS amd. and
1EraoL @ % intn bar I [ srstem % that sha
lra,,Id v ha ta'u uaarIv I . rSaia s yaar ar for 6
satt;,'o @at1 ~ H., % : " ~ 80
~, Gear! sa,a 9oo one evening
as as ne surveyed ms Is. islllale troupe
~, dear! these g1r's keep growing
larger ana more numerous ~
cry month adds to our grocery
and dry goods bills. Whatever
are we gong to do, ma! Our IN
come is already stretched as far
as 1T will stand; and prospects are
growing worse all the time. We
will see Starvation days yeti
on, pshaY, lob. SAID ~ rs.
> Johnson, DO, please, quit croall-
ing. People do not starye. nor
want, as long as there are Wiling
hands to work.
Yes, but so many girls, all
wanting dresses and ribbons and
what not; and never earning a
cent themselves
why, of course not,' said the
wife. You can't expect baby
girls to work and SUPPORT them
Selves. any more than YOU could
baby bows. But wait. and you
will vet see the day that our girls
will be our greatest blessings. and
as indeed they now are
Job went growing off to bed at
his usual hour of eight {. clock, in
order to be able to get up at four
o'clock in the morning-to chew
tobacco. and worry the folks out
of their nice morning maps two
hours too soon-which allows us
to philosophize a little upon that
falIacy about early to bed and
early to rise,' etc. IF a man goes
to bed at sundown and rises at
four the next morning-out of
temper-chews half a pound of
fifty cent tobacco, smokes two
cigars and burns dollars worth
of fuel before breakfast-how
much healthier, weaithier and
wiser do you suppose he is than
the lazy l9 man who gets up two
or thee hours later, eats hearty
breakfast and goes to his work
with good zest and clear brain?
If sthe early bird catches the
worm,' the worm is certainly a