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's amang ye takina notes, an faith he'll print them. It was published by C. C. P. Moody and edited by George G. W. Morgan. Its subscription price was $1.50 per anhoes. Davis & Wright (over B. & M. station in Boston) advertised carpets. C. C. P. Moody, 52 Washington street, Boston, advertised printing of all kinds. It was pr first venture in Medford journalism, and certainly Editor Morgan and Publisher Moody made a creditable showing, and deserved success. Possibly the readers of the this applies to the Register as well) to make any publication successful. Mr. Moody, the publisher, also was the author of Moody's Proverbs, which the writer remMoody's Proverbs, which the writer remembers seeing in the Boston papers long ago, as well as a review of current political events in the Chronicles of Moody. In that final number he issued notice of Moody. In that final number he issued notice of the publication of the Malden Messenger, and stated that it would be sent to the Journal subscribers, and any dissatisfied ones could be reimbursed for the unexpired