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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-11-20
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THE srtAiTE "a wEsT ,XEIRaINI

THE SIEAlIII OF w EST V ItGINIA,
- County of Mason.i ss:i
n T Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
"a Circuit for the County of Mason, on
Monday, the 4th dayof Noyember;A.D., 1889.
In Cbancerys
The object of the above suit is to obtain a
divorce from the bonds of mntrimony, for the
plaintiff from the defendant; and it appear
ing by AFFIDAVIT filed, that the defendant,
George Il. Kayser, Is a NONRESIDENT OF this
state, II is ordered that he do appear here
within month after the date of the first pub
lication of this order, and do what is neceSSa-
ry to protect his interest therein.
- "A Copy-Teste:
:. r.. r., MITCHELL, Clerk.
ATomiinson & Wiley, 2Atty's- tnoy- 6-4w.
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special Commissioners Sale.
{ Rees wsldman,
VS..
Delatus Kent,
j ct. ais,

In Chancery.
by virtue of the authority vested in me by
ID decree of the Circuit Court of Mason
County, West Virginia, rendered on the 9Th
day of September, 1889, in the Chancery cause
of Rees w ildmansys. Delatus Kent and 9TH
ers, shall on the
9TH Day. of December, 1889,
at O'Clock p. NJ. ut the front door of the
Court House of said Mason County, sell by
wayof public auction to the highest bidder.
the following described real estate, to.wit:
that certain tract or parcel of land lying and
being in Mason County and state aforesaid,
bounded as follows: Beginning at an ash
running w. % +. so poles TO a stake corner To
George McDade, ana with his line 81 w. 1Su
poles TO n black oak, thence s. . E. SO poles
TO stake and stone, thence w. IS e. 81 poles
to a white oak, thence s. - f. 81 poles to a
maple, thence n. l3S poles to the place of be-
ginning, estimated to contain nifty acres, more
or less, and being the same tract or parcel OF
land conveyed to the defendant, De1atus
Kent, by II. G. Brown and wife by their deed
dated May 2, 1873, upon the folio wing terms,
to-WlG:7 Cash as to the costs OF this suit, and
the trust debt OF the eXecutrices of iLayfnia
N Thomas, deceased, which trust debt now
thereon from September the 9th, 1889, and the
residue upon n credit of six months, the pur-
chaser giving bond with good security for the
deferred payment, and the legal title being
retained as further security.
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that bOndin the penalty of
two hundred 600 dollars, has been given by
the above Special Commissioner, Chas. f.
Hogg, in the foregoing cause.
oct SO-4w. Clerk
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: A Ii persons are hereby warned not
III to trespass upon my lands in Lewis
and Robinson districts, either by hunt
ing, fishing, nutting, or in any other
way. All yiolators of this notice will
have the penalties of the law enforced
against them. p. G. EASTMAN.
sept. 1S-4M.
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Hon. James E. Campbell, was
elected Governor of Ohio by about
1000 plurality over Foraker, and
the balance of the Republican State
ticket is elected by small plurality.
State Senate stands two majority
Democratic and the House of Rep
resentatives Z majority, making
majority on joint ballot.
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Trustees SaleFof Valuable Tim
Der Land ON the Waters OF
Cow Run: I'm Mason County,

> NbGSN NlFSlnltls ~ -
DYvIrtue of deed of trust executed to the
ID undersigned by John W. Miller ON the
9th day of April, 1887, and of record IN Trust
Deed Book No. 10. pages %, &C., in the County
Court Clerks Office of Mason County, to Sc
cure the payment of four prOmissory notes,
executed by ]. w. Miller to the AuItman &
Taylor Company, for the sum of $4,000, $4,000,
$4olOO and $f;I5.0O, bearing date April 9th, 1887
and payable as follows: November !, 1887
NoXember l, 1s8S, January /, 1889 and January
1, lSOO, bearing Interest from date, two of said
notes being due and unpaid, and having been
requested by the owner and holder OF said
notes to sell the real estate conveyed by said
trust decd for the payment of said notes due
and unpaid, we will, as such trustees, ON the
22d Day of November, 1889.
at the front door of the Court House of Mason
county, W est Virginia, sell the said liz acres
trust deed and situate on the waters OF Cow
Kun, in Mason County, West Virginia. and
the same land conveyed by g. w. Forrest and
wlte 70 =: Barringer, and from C. Barringer
TERMS OF SALE;-one-thfrd cash in hand
on day of sale and the residue In equal pay
ments ohone and two years, taking from the
purchaser notes with good security, bearing
interest rom date, and the legal title retained
as a further security.
RICHARDS, REED & CO.,
TomIinson & Wiley, att,ys.
Oct. 23-4w.
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The temperance members of the
Republican party are pretty
thoroughly disguised with Vice
President Morton, whose fine new
apartment house in Washington has
a whiskey saloon as one of the chief
features.
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The New York Supreme Court $
decision in the Sugar Trust case is
tremblingly received by the mem
bers of that sweet monopoly as the
first sentence of the hand writing on
the wall. The Court of Appeals
will probably finish the sentence
and the Sugar Trust at the same
time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-11-20

The cowardly and foolish habit of
carrying deadly weapons has re.
suited in the death of two eminent
Kentuckians during the past week.
They may have been brave men,
but one carried the assassin.s dirk
and the other the towards revolver.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-11-20

Governor Foraker, if he wants a
spell of work, might apply for. the
position of a fog horn aboard ship
under the new maritime rules.
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special Commissionerss sale of
- 81 Land

by virtue of the authority vested I'm me the
IL undersigned Special Commissioner, by
an ORDER made and entered by the Circuit
tS.n TT. or Mason County, West Virginia, ON
tne llth day of September, 1850, in an action
At law and upon attachment, pending h, the
Court aforesaid, wherein q. W. Setszer Is
Rsl.in1tlH, and BenneA Fowler and g. Z. W.
foWler, are defendants, shall, on the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-11-20

When the people once see the true
inwardness of this high tariff bust
ness all the Doodle in the country
will not save the Republican party.
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The western farmer is getting his
eyes open at last a few years ago
Iowa gave 10000 Republican major
ity. Then times were easy. Times
got hard, corn sold for 10 cents a
bushel, wheat brought the farmer 60
and 65 cents, potatoes 25 cents. All
his products began to drop in price,
and his income was reduced from
year to year, though his crops were
not diminished in size nor quality.
He observed that sugar advanced in
price, his clothing kept up to high
water mark His wire fencing grew,
as his crops decreased, in price. He
sold his own products, and he bought
the products of other people at prices
fixed by others. He had not inves-
tigated for himself; he had accepted
as true the utterances of the cam.
paign liars about the beauties and
advantages of a protective tariff.
Hard times forced him to read and
think for himself. The result is
that Iowa is almost a Democratic
State. The tariff has got to co.
Sentinel.
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This seems to be a bad year for
all isms. Among those that have
already persisted are Boulangerisim.
Tannerism, Forakerism and Ma.
Inder. = -
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Notice for Order of Reference in
Vacation.

TO John IIeslop, David Price, II. G. Nease;
Y. s. Spencer, =. j. Bright, +. sehon, W.
E ffIs,n, e Sfn.t AFT 3 ,%m Fry,
A. Burnside, w. r. Gum, j. a. Gibbons, w.
Stone, II; Stone, g; Stone, The Steamer John
n. Diehl, The Kanawha Lumber and Furni-
tures Company, The Town of Point Pleasant,
Loring, The Phoenix Glass Company, T. n.
Brady, The Ball Electric Light Company,
Tron.and Power Cdnipary, The GSnsolIdated
Electric Manufacturing Company, sAIarmet
Mining n Company Joseph Sharp; B. T. Enos;
carbon Company, Sawyer misunderstanding
COMPANY, Ohio Machine Company, ID. NJ.
Stuart Manufacturing Company, A. G. VAN
Glider, j. a. Curtis, Jones Bros, Electric
Company, The Schuyler Electric Company,
and the unknown creditors of C. T. Loring
and Il. A. Burnside, partners doing business
as the Point Pheasant Electric Light and
please take notice that ON the
18th day of December, 1889,
between the hours IL O'Clock a. m. and g o.
clock p. m, of that day, 1 shall make a mo-
ton before His Honor f. a. Guthrie, Judge
in vacation, at the law Office of Jas. b. Mena.
ger in the town of Point Pleasant, Mason
Whiften, one Of the Commissioners of the
Court aforesaid, a Chancery cause pending in
the Court aforesaid, wherein I am plainfiff
and you are defendants, for the purpose OF
ascertatuing and reporting the Indebtedness,
If any, existing against the firm OF said 81 r.
Loring and T.. a. Burnside, partners doing
business nnder the firm name of the Point
Pleasant Electric Light and Power Company
what liens, II any, exist against the property
of the said Point Pleasant Electric Highland
Power Company, the nature, amount md
priOrities of said Hens. what kind of property
belongs to said Point Pleasant Electric light
and Power Company, and to settle the In
debtedness of said iirm of the Point Pleasant
Electric Light and Power Company, and
such other and further matters rs said Judge
may. deem pertinent and require, and at
which time and place you may attend, &c.
Respectfully,
Jas. 3. Menaser, Sol. tnoyIs4w, (
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Ordes. Of Pnbttcatfo1..

Estate OF WEST V1RGIS1A, s
County of Mason, SIS:
n t Rules held In 1.-THE Clerks Office of the
n Circuit Court, for the County Of Mason;
on Monday, the eth day OF November, A. 3D.,
1883.
Jane Russell,
Barbara Russell, Lucretia Russell, Timothy
Russell, Hiram Russell, Mary Steel, Polly
Lark, Louisa Lewis, Elmirn Huddleson,
Laura Russell, Marshall Russell, Fisher
I and the unknown heirs of Napoleon'B. Rus
In Chanccry.
The object of the above named suit is, to
have set off1and assigned to the plaintiff her
dover in certain real estate situated in the
town of West Columbia, Mason County, West
Virginia, ofwhicfl Lewis Russell the Int hus-
band of tile plaintiff died seized and possessed,
and that said real estate be partitioned among
those entitled therefor and 1t appearing from
Affidavit fled TINT the said. defendnnts,
Barbara Russell, Lucretia Russell, Timothy
Russell, Mary Steel, Polly Lark, Elmira Hud-
dlcson, Laurn Russell, MarshalB Russell,
Fisher Russell, James Russell and the nm
known heirs of Napoleon y, Russell, are nom
residents OF this State, the said defendants
are repaired to appear here within one month
after the date of the first publication of this
order and do what Is necessary to protect
their interests.
a Copy Teste:
~ r. E. MITCHELL, Clerk.
GUM q GIBBONS, Soils. nov. 13-4w.
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Our Dress Goods Stock-too large

Fine Black Silks The finest
makes of Europe and America
eros Grains zoe. to 81 yard.
Dozens of other elegant weaves in
Guiding all the new ones of the
season in just as complete and com
Prehensiye assortments.
The Cloak Rooms The cloth gar
ments we carry are the best, most
stylish and most substantially made.
The material in our Plush gar
ments is thevery best, crisp, springy
goods that is worth buying.
Our Seal garments are of the most
carefully selected Alaska skin, dyed
in London, and made for us. No
shape in any garment of any ma
teria1 not here.
Fuliinforniation or.complete lines
of. samples cheerfully furnished by
our Mail Order Department.
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sell Mt public auction, at the front door of the
Court House of said County, TO the hlghesf
oidaeF the following described tract or land :
tract. of land sbefoiiging 70 said O. = w
Fowler being certain tract of land sifIate
~ 1SioGinson District, Mason County, West
virginia, containing 30 acres, more or less.
gwen ana devised to saId-Cf. E. W. Fowler by
the last VIII and testament of Thos Fowler.
deceased, which viii and testament are re.
eeTqed in IN Book DO. ?, pages u, 128, &c
~ tne CLERKS 0Giee OF the County Court OF
Inc County OF MASON Aforesaid. which tract
OF ana IS bounded on the North by the lands
OF WIN. brown, on the West by the lands OF
Jas. T. knight, on the SoufiIby the lands OF
Otlgla a. Norton5 and on the East by the
lands OF the heirs of Alex CIenderifn decd
and W m. Brown, and It being the land tir,oT
which said Thos Fowler, deceased resided NJ
the time OF making his said last viii and
testament subject 70 the rights of Inafnfe-
nance oil Elizabeth Fowler. provided FOR N
sald w III and less 5 acres set apart to Polly
Fowler widow of said Tf1oS. Fowler. deed
by agreement; with said q. E. ". Fowler. OF
record IN the County Court Clerks ONCE
aforesaid IN Deed Book No. &c. page 467
IEHAS OF SALE:-One-third OF the utr-
chase money cash In hand, and the residue
upon credit OF g and 12smonths, with In
terest on detefred Payments from day Of Sale
taklng honds nom the purchaser with good
security and retaining the legal title as a FUR
ther security. -
JAMES b. AfENAGER
Special Com missioner
!, r. z: Mitchell, Clerk OF the Circuit Court
hszVsa -
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New York's Democratic majority
is 26, eco on the State ticket.
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Confession Without Avoidance.

Confession Vvi,hout Avoidance.
Senator Ingalls, has been writing
another very interesting letter, mot
for publication, which the Kansas
City Times has published. Init the
Senator denounces Trusts and COM
binations and says
Among the most yillainous of
those schemes of corporate larceny
is the Sugar Trnst. Sugar is one of
the neeessaries of life, like salt or
air and water. The thieves and
robbers who have got control of the
market and put up the price ought
to be sent TO the penitentiary for
life.
We pause at this point to remind
Senator Ingalls, that when the Mills
Bill, putting salt-one of the neces-
saries oflife named by him-on the.
free list because "thieves and rob-
bers' had SCOT control of the market
and put up the price" he voted
with his fellow Republicans in the
Senate against the bill, and voted
for tho Senate bill which retained
the duty that protected the "thieves
and robbers" in their nefarious con-
spiracy to hold a monopoly, which
Senator Eugene Hale, another Re-
publican who voted in the same way,
had publicly declared to be gas great
and oppressive as any ever granted
by the Tudors in England's most
despotie time"
But the most interesting passage
in Senator Ingalls, letter is get to
come. he says:
Sugar should be free in order to
make su III combinations impossible,
but free sugar would destroy the
sorghum industry of Kansas by sub
jecting it to competition which il
could not endure So we are be-
tween the devil and the deep sea.
That is confession of the Protec-
ZIONIST position. In the interest of
all the people, in common right and
justice, the necessaries of life sought
to be free in order to make such
combinations impossible" but for
fear of losing the political support
of some protected interest, affecting
only a small number of people in a
particular region, the Republican
party will not set them free. 1t is a
party that concerns itself with inter
ests, not with rights. 1t is the
party of the privileged classes, deriv-
ing its strength from log-rolling
combination of bounty-fed monopo-
lists. 1t sacrifices the rights and
the welfare of the people TO the sin
terests' from which it draws its pol
itical support. 1t fosters Trusts and
combinations so nefarious that Sen
ator ingalls, calls those who engage
in them "thieves and robbers" and
says they "ought to be sent to the
penitentiary for life"
Trul y even in the minds of the
Presidential campaign the most
imprisoned Democratic speakers
did not put the matter more severe
ly than the Kansas Republican Sem
ator does. But then his words were
"not for publication. ~. Y. World.
The western farmer is getting his
ewes omen at last. a few wears aoo
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-11-20
JAMES B. MENAGER

:, Special mmIEsiOner.
1, h Z: Mitchell, Clerk OF the Circuit Court
aaIIoresaid, hereby certify that said James 81
SS1enagers specials Commissioner has given
BOND as required by the order Aforesaid
r. z. MITCHELL,CIerk.
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JOS HORNE & CO. IS
PEN N. A 7E. STORES

We appreciate confidence as well
as the purchasing public appreciates
faithful service.
Constantly increasing confidence,
on the part of the people, is the in
centive to our constantly increasing
our wonderful facilities for serving
the people.
Our Dress Goods Stock-too large
to go into detail.
Home spun all wool suitings, 90
inches wide, 35c. yard.
Double width all wool colored
.cashmers, good quality, 35c. a yard.
40 inch wide, all wool, fine Hen
rietta finish cashmers, 40c. a yard.
40 inch, extra quality. all wool
cashmeres SOC.
These would be good at 15c. a
yard more Doubt if You ever
matched them at, zoe. higher price.
So our Dress Goods COUP to
finest-s4 yard-or fine Paris
patterns.
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Printing Of all kinds executed At this
Office at city prices.
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NO Tresnassers.

IS, p, Nenager. Sol tnol
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lng Bnstness Education. We have sl,s.s.,.-a
LILY g,Eepared thonsaIds % Young men for
t AZ active duties OF life For Circulars ads
7, DUP L SONS, Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-08
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Belief Of the BspiIst..

The Rov A.. J. Dickinson. Pastor Of the Central
Baptist Church.
Ny Dear Bro.her-I have read with
deep interest the second Of your series Of
lectures under the above head, rs printed
In TIE ArrEAL Of tho 9th inst, and II
gives mo sincere pleasure TO he able TO
subscribe 10 every word therein expressed
except a single sentence.
In speaking Of the importance OF INNER
sion you say: "But we do not believe
that the ordinance has in itself any saving
efficacy. On this point We differ
from Alexander Campbell aud his follow.
ers."
deeply regret that you marrcd your adj
mirable statement Of unquesiionablc
Scripture teaching by the insertion OF this
sentence. Leave Il out and you have,
with great clcycrness and force, stated the
exact position OF the Disciples OF whom
YOU speak, no doubt without duly weigh
ing your words, as tho followers O
Alexander Campbell.
In brief. | doubt II there Is n preacher
or writer among those who stand idcntl.
fed with the movement ~ much tidcblcd
20 the genius and spirit OF tile illustrioui
Campbell. who could make more salts
factory statement Of the faith and practice
OF the Disciples than you have made
Fralernally, in Christ Jesus,
DAVID WALK.
Memphis, Tenn, May Z, 1889.
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Memphis, Tenn, May :, 1889.
I,spee,lon Of MIX.

To nc Editor oi The ApfcaE
sir-Mr. Theirs, In TuE ArPEAL Of the
4ih inst. comes TO the front with about
the ini dose Of common sense on the
milk inspecting subject that has been
given Us, but he should have continued
and stated that milk consists Of three ma
tcrinls blended together. called In science
buteraceous, Tactic and Serious kind Of
matter, which can be separated by arti-
fetal means 20 as TO form butter, butter
milk and serum or whey; but by careful
performance Of his duties a. inspector hc
has asccrtained that Il Is subject to slight
variations, as tho average dairyman's
garden fields arc being improved
with empty condensed milk cans-thc
cans doing double duty by stopping wash
onls while the former contents are being
distributed upon our streets, as FRESH
morning milk, with the usual accompani
meni Of starch, sugar, flour, plasicr o
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BErcuAu's Pills act like magic on a weak
stomach.
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CE[ILL.S.
DUNCAN'S CHILL TONIC has stood
the test for years, and today stands the
leader OF Chill Medicines Read
what Is said Of It

Or, Duncan II tnkc pleasure In making pub
&c statement OF the fact that l have used your
Cha Iodc with great success after everything else
thanking you for the discovery OF such q medt.
cine, which will be oil such great benefit TO man
kind Yours truly, l.. PRlSsLY.
Mi1lln, Tynn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-05-02
AMnaIoA,s JURIlHl,



hernlsm, pl devotion 20 their pqunlri anu W
L0nUnd hag, nWm tho evolutionary war 20
tlr urH-NUt moment irrNdiain AnHTlUN hlh
tuiv' NIiu UUUiia which WIN stimulate ilp
luifhp. uHr country 70 ipllpW liflf pANN''pA
"ta tane. a.l.u. p.aarplly and pllu-dgoer.na
hHEu U.Eu.HI|uUI .l lNH UHtlfs ~ lNH NNilni
hIrubuIHN. HW lhp hIgli aaAa l.H wM Nt
liNuu nH.il. aN|Ui lhg hllN 1'.i. 'l.Na a'.W'
sIHHY aIu.n Nl ,m lpr.r Hwl liyu .N.s.lr
nI lHu WWl UHulUIh uNllHai rI llHi WtiN
Nelson Hu IH'luaWOud inNH lNNl zones
hud -IrWHlIH called 10 lWlh lhnY WUll lnl
WuWrt .'Nrlla pa lh5i'' ~. ,.' +.
iHiil uUi IN. NHIuln youth pl ulT navy WIN
krruWu.I abreast ln these mulrru lulfWlnihi
aud, should IHu occasion arise ihfi lpii VIII
prove equal lp M Aa lAey nave efplN'Np W. tNp
'flnetfuo, let mo conclude with what I
mighl huFu hH.un ana nNahpl Wllhi
WlhH army UUl uNfY Forever d,
'lhleG rNr.H ur tho rod, white ana hlle'
James Russell Lowell la tho course
of his response on "liipWlure'
saidi ulituture has been put some
what low Un the lista Of tuasts doebtless
LA detrIcnre % necessity OF arrange
mont, but perhaps tho place assigned 70
10 heIe may he taken "a roughly lndleAl'
ing that which II occupies IN the gen
eral estimation, Aud yet | venture 70
olaim for II an influence whether Tor
good Gr eyiN more durable ana more
widely operative than that eKorled by
any olhef form Ia which human genius
has found expression
am not rsenRlble 10 the wonder ana
exhllnmtiun Of u material growth With
out example in rapldlty and expansion,
but / ann also not lnRenslble 20 the grave
perlls latent Ia any civilization which al
lows rs chief enprgiea and interests 10
be wholly absorbed la the pursuit OF
mundane prosperity, ''lieIOlce, young
man, again HHy reiolce lot thy heart
cheer thee In tho days OF thy YOUTH but
remember that for all these thlnga God
will call thce unto Judgment" l ed'
mlre our energy, our enterprise, our IN
yenuyenesB, ON multiplicity Of resources,
no man mure but II Il by less Visible fe'
muneutye virtues, lpelHiHt In think
ing that nations chiefly live and feel the
higher meaning Of their lives, Prosper,
oua we may be In other ways, eOntented
with more spacious success, but that ma
tlon n q mere horde supplying iigufea u
the census which doea not nGlmoWledge
a uucr prosperity and q rioher eontent
ment In the things Of the mind, Rail
ways and tclrgraphs reckonod by The
thousand miles are excellent thinga In
their way, but doubt whether II he Of
their poles and seepera that the rounds
are made Of that ladder by which mer
or nations climb 70 the iulillment ol
their highoat purpose and function