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Crates. Crates mnd stoves.

A NEW supply Of A'e above for par
IL ,cr and office, With and without summer
fronts. Conk atovss, large and smail Egg, N"s
barrel md franklin Stoves, fer Wo"d and I'M !,
assorted sisns, hesihes the articles which general
" go with tl,en,--sueh as Coal lt"'s. Shovel ard
Tnngs, 80. Al the Hardware at"ve ~
Jant7y. LANNutEN 4 LANOUE.
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proftssianaal Notitts.

DM q. W. DEAlstNO, offers his pro
- te..icus, services n the public. OtNee Nh
church st-~-srt,es,te Waad'it 4 Day's Drug etcre.
Residence IN Main street, between ehuveh and
north streets. - Asca.y.
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vOfirc.

A IT, persons indebted 10 mc for Htnve Bills, viii
~ please rene mbcr that their accounts we're due
on the 6rstof January, and unieas they cou's for
ward and settle mediately. will be con ls;ll"h
80 plnce them in the hands Of acnlIcc'or ~ col
lection fet0 w y pHIlLOa
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nNlN WARE.-Wc have now in store
l. large assortment o. Tin Ware ofcverv
description which We offer at very reduced
prices IARGUtER T. IANOUE.
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Fresh Spring GOODS.

4 FEW Sets Cottage Furniture complete with
n Amorous. ALSO 80 Dos. Split Hottornc,i
Chairs. an Assortment Of those Superior Buck
Cooking STOVES. Mahogany Be.lsteads. Tete an,,
Tetcs, Rocking and Easy Chairs. Cane and
Wock scat office Chairs Sc, 1T tho Furnishing
Ware Rooms Of apSI PIPER co.
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WHITE COTTONS AND LINENS.
1t'sT RECEIVED, 10, Steamship Cahawha frod,
u New y"rk aucti""s. n nne lot NJ shifting cot.
t.ns and Line" s''i,s hnso,s fot sale very Inv ri
the rn,t,,peir,iA cnrar CAan stoar.
Arl 2a. tnfnvetso STREET.
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0scoerssoow~( ('WeVe.

Professional Card.
nR. DUCHEtN. "f the Medical Faculty
- Of Montpelier tFtaacel having re-.
tscently established himself IL shi. City,
offers his prefa s.irnal service. 10 the public
uFHe will at all times he found Al NJ.
rr,na's residence, (near .luige Bmk'.l
unless professionally engaged l~t25-u.
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DER HARDEN'S EXPRESS.
L A superio, lot Of Table and Pocket
Cutlery. 1,'st received and tor sale by
ianlsdyI LARGUlER 4 ANOUE.
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kEEr YOUR RAIORS IN ORDER; Emcr soma
~ and SAUNDERS Razor Etrors. just received
aud lot SAle Nv J l. VALET
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nAv,S' PAIN klllER.--A fresh supply ~
" the shove justly celebrated medicine. inst re-
retved and for sale by JLvn,sr
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(NDNts1sESs WATEn.-A fresh supply Of
" the above articles just received. and fnr sale
by J J. VALET.
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V1NOus do llron"s Il J.ss,,sss.s .so"s.-The
~ very best remedies for Coughs~-for sale hy
jan29 J. l.. WALLET
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j. L. WALLETS BULLETIN.

10 DnI. W"-lts Aromatic Schnapps
i 4 for sale by ! l.. V,A.er
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04
The Dying Child's Good Night" "

In Bath, Maine, a little girl three years old
daughter of DIR. - died recently from swallow
ing poison. When death came on she thought il
was night, Though it was in the morning) and
kept saying to her mother good night mamma -
In the easements cooling breeze
The happy mother sat at rest
A little child stood on her knees.
Gazing towards the glowing west
Her eyes grew large and very bright
As the great sun went out of sight:
And when she found her "preny star
She cried with joy" Good Night mamma -
The solemn night had flung its shade
Around the cradle whore she lay;
And When she saw the brightness fade,
Her little hands forgot their play.
She felt her quiet hour was near
And ispered-while there fell a tear,
Watching the crimson clouds affair
" Good Night mamma! Good Night, mamma p
She heard the sparrows sing at morn,
And climbed her chair to watch them well,
And see the mist rise off the corn
The bee come out Of tn opening bell.
But on her cot she lies again
And lcaden cloud is on her brain.
The noon grows dark as evenings are
1rusttul she breathes-'' Good Night mamma
The angel Death stood by and smiled
His shadow rested on her eyes:
He'd come to lead the wondering child
Up the long pathway through the skies
Her purple lips are moving still,
Though almost scaled in silence chill
And murmuring as they stood ajar
" Good Night mamma Good Night mamma -
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04
Floating Battery at New York

y
We do not know what to make Of the fol
lowing account clipped from the Gi0Js Of
Tuesday, August 26 1t is ridiculous in
part, for instance, "25 miles per hour
But we give it as we find it:
a large iron floating battery has been
building in New York for some years past
This fact, however, is not generally known.
Several months ago, believe the Secretary
of the Navy sent an intelligent naval officer
to inspect this battery and report progress.
This report is now on file at the Navy De
paItment 1t is an interesting document at
this time, 1hen gun-boats and all sorts of
defensive and offensive modes Of warfare are
being developed.
The iron vessel, so mysteriously deckeG
and hid from public view, has already been
fourteen years under way and Of course con
siderable progress has been made in her
construction, and she could be finished, if
necessary in one year. She is four hundred
feet long, and thirty Or forty feetin breadth
She is built entirely Of wrought iron plates,
and each plate seven inches in thickness
these are attached to her iron frame work.
She will have eight steam engines, and is to
be propelled by two screw paddles, one on
each side Of her stern post. In smooth wa.
ter she will run, it is expected, from twenty
to twenty-five miles per hour and as she is
intended solely for harbor defenccs, she will
have smooth water to run in at all times
She can by her double propulsion power, by
reversing one Of the screws, turn on her own
axis, Or III a space Of four hundred feet. She
is to be mounted with twenty guns, Of the
heaviest calibre and longest range.
The dock where this wonderful floating
battery is now lying is very mysteriousy
guarded. Owing to the extreme length Of
the vessel, rocks have been excayated, and
one OF the streets Of Hoboken has been tun-
nelled to admit one end Of the monster
When Mr. Robert l.. Stevens died, he left
models to enable Mr.. Walker, the supern-
tendent Of her construction, to complete the
vessel N accordance with his original con
ccpiion. She has cost the Government,
thus far, over half e million of dollars, all of
which has hecn expended, and lately the
work has been carried on out Of the private
ftihj!sol Mr.. Stevens.
Tas vessel, Or two or three like her, will
Guaru NeN ork from any force that may
be brought against the place. She is per-
fectly impreyous to shot or shell, from Ian
caster, PaiXhan Or Columbian The iron
plates Of which she is constructed are each
thoroughly tested by cannon shot before be
ing fastened to the frame Of the vessel
Her machinery is all Below the water line
and out Of harms way. Her speed will
make her equal to twenty Or thirty gun
boats Of the modern style With two or
three such vessels, New York would indeed
be impregnable"
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04
g1E4xzz esEGE7CTRC RCo-CEEEZTAICAEl BATHS
II. 20 U II n e.
st Nicholas Eote

Nicholas Hotel San Francisco
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ea Nlh CINEURE CI re (f caLl tho motto Of Dr. BOZ RNE
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04
MAGAZINES
Humboldt Shaving Saloon,
AND BATH ROOMS,

Nam NltCtt, w NeaVCrVllIc.
HNIE UNDERSIGNED announces that his Is
i tablshmcnt, So long known to the public has
recently undergone thorough repairs and altcra-
tions, and been fitted up in style of elegance un-
surpassed by any similar house in Northern Cali
lornia. 1t has been his aim to make it an agree
able and delightful resort for gentlemen dcsrou,
of undergoing tonsoral operations, or to employ
water as a detergent agent.
His arrangements for Bathing are hard to beat
The proprietor scarcely deems it necessary to say
much in reference toits superiority, to those who
have already honorcd him with their patronage
except to assure them that it is very much i'm
proved in every respect
No pains will be spaIed to make his Saloon a
pleasant place olrcsort.
ISAAC DIXON.
Weavcrvilie, Nov. II, 1855. nl4-tf
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tudc. Weakness of the Limbs and Back, Indispo-
sition and Incapacity for Labor and Study, Dull
ness of Apprehension Loss of Memory, Aversion
to Society. Love of Solitude, Timidity, Self-Dis-
trust. Dizziness, Headache, Involuntary Dis
charges. Pains in the Side. Affections of the Eyes,
Pimpes on the face Sexual and other infrmities
in man. are cured without failby the Justly cee-
brated Physician and Surgeon, l.. J. CzAPKAY.
His method of curing diseases is new, unknown
to othors.) and hence his great success. All con
sultations. by letter or otherwise, free. Address
l.. j. CZAPKAY, NJ. D., San Francisco, Califor-
MIA nZl-3m
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04
The Vacant Lot .

SO they calIit Vacant wonder have
they noticed its tenants? The loQuacious
flock of geese, which waddlc in procession to
greet the rising sun, with a simultaneous
screech Of delight unfurling and clapping
their huge snowy wings, as if to say, "Ah.
we can have it all our own way, now, while
yondcr suluggards slumbcr ~ Not 20 fast
-yonder, vita solemn step and slow, struts
apompous old rooster, whose bloOdred crest
dcheS goOsedom, and all its waddlng works.
See how meckly, how circumSpcctlv, those
Mormon wives Of his-black brown. white
and speckIcd, tag behind his rooster-ship :;
too happy to pick up the smallest fragment
of a worm which his satiated appetite dis
dains-and even that is to be approached at
a proper distance from this twolooted, cpl
curean Nero, or a handful of feathers re-
minds their hen-ships that the lord of the
harem is, and will be, cock of the walk
Pompous Old tyrant you should have a
little tar mixed with your feathers. could
laugh at your ridiculous struttings, were you
not the type of many bipcd wife-kiIler, of
whom hU01an laws take no cognisance.
Vacant lot b?
See yondcr urchin, who has crept from his
bed while nanny is sleeping, that he
may enjoy an unrebuked frolic with the hens
and geese. Could any artist improve him =?
The rcd-Aanncl nghtgown, scarce reaching
to the bare fat calves, and falling gracefully
away from the ivory shoulders the little
snowy feet, scarce bending the dewy grass !;
the white arms tossed joyousIy over the curly
brown head, Pretty creature that ever
time should transform you into swearing,
drinking, registering, barroom loafer
Vacant lot ?"
What could be more picturesque than the
group round yonder pump? Those hercule-
an Newfoundlands shaking the glistcning
drops from their shaggy sides. The mater,
and his two horses neighng, plunging, rear
ing, tossing their flowing names and tails,
and rolling upon the grass, hoofs uppcrmost
iii uproarious abandon while the pretty occu-
pant Of the red-Aannel night-gown, claps his
dimpled hands in fearless ecstasy.
Vacant lot ?
That old pump is Il picture, any hour in
the twcnty-four. The matron, with her
round white arms barred to the shoulder,
posing the well-liIled pitcher, the wee babe
hanging at her skirts the toil-worn father,
leaving his flushed brow and soilcd hands.
and quail'ng the cool nectar Were | an
artist, the rosy morning LIGHT should show
me, no prcttier pictures than may be found
in, " the vacant lot" FANNY FERN.
". Y. Ledgr.
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04
Scenes from the new Farce of Who's the
Bravest Of the Fiery Ii. C.'s?"
Jtt brought ont at The National Theater Washington.
SCENE 1St-(PENN. AvENUE.)

Just brought ont at the National Tteater, Washington
SCENE 1st-(rENN vENUE.)
BuHWngame-Your act was that of {
blackguard and scoundrel sir.
Brufs-I must beg that you will explain
yourself sir
BuHWagame-Sir, what have just sale
is in my Representative capacity. As {
member Of Congress, | can do no less thai
characterize it as did but as a private cit
izen you will allow me to assure you Of my
high respect and admiration of your quail
ties as a gentleman and man of honor.
Bruks-That is entirely satisfactory sir
and l am happy in being enabled to rccipro
cate the sentiments of lofty consideration
| look, too, upon you as a gentleman and a
man Of honor (ETjt)
SCENE 2d-(TEN MINUTES AFTERwARD-PLACE
PENN. AyENUE-THE TWO MEET.
BuHGngame-NTy friends arc all making
fun Of me because | didn't punch your head
for you.
BrUhS-Well
BuiWRgqmc-I recall all 7 said distn-
guished consideration and everything
Bru&s-Thcn I'll be obliged to youif you
will inform me where you will meet ne out
side the jurisdiction which we are now ill.,
where we can settle this little affair.
BDllWngame.-Certainly Meet me on
the North coast Of Hudson's Bay, about ff-
ty miles from where Capt. Franklin's spoons
were found, on Saturday at u o'clock
Bruhs.--Agreed (El1t Bulyingomc)
Now to lodge information at the poIicc-of-
fcc 50 that / may be arrested Then we
will both have the reputation of men of
courage, and be reelected with all the hon
ors, without risking life or limb. (Ett.--
~ Y Ptcoyune.
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04
YE THAT SUFFER. READ lREAD!!READ!!

For the celiaW and specify care Qf DISEASES Qf a Pri-
rGie NailHe-aO matier lar long siaidHg-tnHd
oW any HJiHy 10 te system, or cLatge q dit!
IT NEVER HAS FAILED-Ir CANNOT FAIL TO CURE
~ ii | 5 Invaluable specific, first introduced into
/ Pisa some fifty years since, soon became so we'll
known rs a CERTAIN CURE, that in every town and
city not only on the Continent but also in Great
Britain the demand for it WAS so great, its merits
so astounding, that in less than one year from its
Introduction it had ~upplantcd all other remedies.
The Medical Faculty Of the different cities Of Iu-
rope were compelled to acknowledge its wonder
ful mastery over disease. Proprictors Of other
medicines, jealous Of its sway yainly endeavorcd
to stay its progress. Like grass before the now
cr their efforts fell to the ground and like fire
on the prairca. sweeping all before it, its onward
march became triumphant. 1t stood forth upon
its merits a discerning public saw, tried and were
convinced Of its magical virtues The massive
fortune acquired by DR.. Pareira, from the sale of
it during the SIX years he prepared it, alone bore
witness to its miraculous mcrits. AT the death
OF the Doctor. the recipe was bcqueathrd to his
son. who lately introduced the remedy into the
United States The number Of CURES il has al
ready made is astonishing. Thousands and tens
Of thousands can bear testimony to its efficacy.
All who use it, IT WILL CURE, with safety,
speed and certainty that no other medicine has
ever possessed
Resort to no Quacl Nosrums! Use a remedy
j -.
was never known to fail.
THIS GREAT REMEDY
Is WARRANTED PURELY NEGET ABLE !
Beware of CountwIy.is-Thc cNtcn i've sale of
this wonderful medicine has already caused some
person or persons topalm Off upon the uusu~pcct-
ing spurious compound clos, y resembling the
original. BE particular to buy none without the
written signature Of PARElRA, NJ. D.. on the
outside wrapper Of each bottle All others are
counterfeit, and their compoundcrs will be pun
ishcd With the utmost rigor Of the law
PRICE-lhree Dollars per Ruttle. For sale Iy
D. Bahcock, sole Agent for California, OREGON
and the Sandwich Islands, to whom all orders
must be addressed. ID. BABCOCK.
Wholesale Druggist.
II Davis st., between Clay and Washington,
San Francisco.
Also for sale by Druggists generally through.
ont the states.
AGENTS.
DAWSON & HARRIS, Agents. WcavcryiIlc
w. II. Gatlih, Agent for Sskiyou county.
Child n WOrthcn, Placereilc
Rice Coffin u Co., Marysville.
r. X. StarkWeathcr, Stockton
B. Shurtle0, Shasta Drug Store Shasta.
w. II. Bruncr, Sonora.
Justin Gates, DR., Sacramento.
DIR. II. w. Carr Downeyile.
Dr. john Lark, Nevada.
DR.. w. Gatlih lrcka.
Dr. j. B. Winston Los Angeles.
Whaley Il Morse, San Diego.
George l.. Story, Portland, O. T.
July -. lSjj. 2Cgm.
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04
Advertising in the Atlantic
t5a2gGS.

L. p. F. has now completed his arrangements
for the forwarding Of advertisements to all the
principal largest circulating Journals and News
papers published in the Atlantic States.
A fine opportunity is here offered to those who
wish to advertise in any section Of the Union, of
doing so at the lowest rates, and in prompt and
satisfactory manner
All so disposed, are invited to call on him and
leave their orders
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04
u '41'o E'1ro 2 Eire..
SIMS G. FRASER.
-OREGON STREET NrAR ppo,,r

-oREGoN STREET, NEAR FRONT
SAN FRANCISCO,
M AaHiLIACTuRERS of Fire-Proof Doors and
b1n, ~ shutters, Bank Vaults, Grating, Baleonie.
a.. Sll Elnds of Bl2cksmithng done to order.
md 'G"' h"na HU d, TIERS constantly on hand,
dcrs."ttN P"'' " country or
p, NJ B'IOregon Street is in front of the Custom
''9u+c' cl' North North SIDE of Merchants Exchange"
O0'y ~ 1901 27-3m.
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04

UofLowAY's ONTMENr AND PuLs.-Gland-
ular swellings III the throat, neuralgia, tic
doIeruX, rheumatism, gout lumbago, and
other diseases affecting the glands, muscles,
and nerves Of sensation, are permanently
eradicated by the perseyering application
of this healing anti-febrile, pain-destroying
preparation. Irritating eruptions, running
sores, open wounds, burns, scalds, the bites
Of yenomous insects or reptiles, and, in short,
all the varieties Of superficial inflammation,
soon lose their angry and painful character
when treated with IIallowoys Ointment.
The Pills have never yet been administered
in dyspepsia, liver complaint, or disorders of
the bowels, without producing the desired
results
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04

SATANIC ADVERTISEMENT If the ndi-
yidual who persuaded the wife of Adam to
taste the forbidden fruit, will attend one of
the meetings of the Young Mems Democrat
ic Club he may hear something to his adyan-
tage. y HMe West.
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04
DR.. BOuRNE. WArER cURE PHYSICIAN.


ever fi o he w o Tr offer adyaut
and Dru gtrnaI me t4nnr
G
any tenn
II II loa
Chronic
and iUd
Iorgom llta
za5-PARTICULAR NOTICE.@5&
the fIarnic
Iiyt and p an r II nor e i tot tina agorio
than m "a % tom
Olra Ding is a hon the med fraternity
the confines hope: such ing
ING andre a m W md inverted
to is fcr apZ0n
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04

ANALoGY.-A little girl happening to hear
her mother speak of going into haLf mouy2,-
lag said -" Why are we going into half
mourning, mamma-are any Of our relations
AnlE AeaA y
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04
l.. j. FTS!IIER;S
ADVERYISIlyG AGENCY.
IRON BUILDING. OPPOSITE TIE PACIFIC EXPRESS
OFFICE. (UP STAIRS.O


OFFICE. (UP sTAIRs)
T u. T., is Sole Agent for the fol-
l4o lowing Newspapers published in Calilor
mia, Oregon. and the Sandwich Islands:
Sacramento Union; San Joaquin Republican,
Stockton; Marysville Hcrald Nevada Journal;
Columbia Gazette; Grass Valley Telegraph;
Shasta Courier: Empire Argus, Coloma; Noun
tain Democrat. Placervillc; Amador Sentinel,
Jackson; Yreka Union; Weavcryillc Democrat;
Petaluma journal; san Jose Telegraph; Califor-
MIA Farmer, Sacramento City; Southern Califor
nian. Los Angeles; San Diego Herald; Orego-
nian, Portland. 0. r.; Oregon Statesman, ". T :;
Pioneer and Democrat, Olympia, Puget Sound;
Polyncsan Honolulu.
y. ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIP-
TIONS solicited for the above named Papers.
FILES Of the principal Papers Of California and
OREGON may DE found at lhis Office.
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04

Susan Young,
vs. Action for Divorce
Anderson YOUNG.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of tie Court
that service cannot be made on the Defendant in
the above entitled cause. because he cannot be
found in this State. II is therefore ordered that
service thereof be made 10y publication of the
summons against said Defendant, once a week for
twelve weeks, in the "Trnity journal" =" publish
ed in the County Of Trinity And the Clerk of
this Court is hereby directed to issue a Summons
and certificate as required in thi- Order
(Si@ncd) j. S. PITHER, Dist. Judge
STATE or CALIFORNIA.
County Of Trinity, '"' /, II. J. Sea
man, Clerk Of The Court aforesaid hereby certify
the above a trUeleopy Of the Order of said Court
now on lilc in my Office
- Inwtncss whereof, ] have hcreunto set
my hand and seal Of said Court, this 9th
." '' day Of June, \. D. 1886.
~-r~ II. }. SEAMAN, Clerk
BY r. c. STUART, Deputy. 2l-3m
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04

A Description OF CoNGREsS.-Th New
York Mirror gives the following account Of
the present character Of Congress. If the
notice is not " first rate" it is at least plain
ly spoken and true
" A low, vulgar, dram-drinking, rullianly
brutal set of gamblers are trihing with the
lives, liberties and the fate Of thirty millions
of freemen. And it requires no prophet to
predict the swift destruction that is coming
upon this people. The dignity of the law
giyer, the refinement Of the scholar and the
grace Of the gentleman are no longer to be
found in our highest halls Of legislation ;
but in their place, the most vulgar black
guardsm, the most rufianly manners, the
lnost brutal violence. And it is this that
makes our Republicanism Kissing and "a
by word among the nations"
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04
GRATITUDE rs THE

COMP TTiTT-N NJ or TEEANKLULNESG.
CffUG ingratiudo OF man to his fellow man is so
often met with in He that testimonials,
prompted by the finer feelings Of the heart, arc
,a4is n the life of those who sacrifice their best
days m .hianthrop.c devotion to the alienation
Of the Ills olllsii mortality Empiricism floods
the columns Of our picss with fraudulent and lc-
ttous letters singing pma@9 to t@e worth OF their
own cgotatcal charlatanism. b,.ow we 'opend
letter from worthy man who, a brlci rerloG
since, seemed destined to 'shullc of this mora
COLL who looked forward to his dissolution with
that pleasure which only those weighed down by
the heavy hand Of disease can. Contrary to hope.
the Ghjlity Of a sNlitul physician has restored him
to his former health. Relieved from his terrible
situation, and inpellcd by gratitude, he makes
known his case and remedial agent, and his state
mcnt is authenticated by Notary Public The
demands OF society inperiousy command its pub
icity, and it is given more to warn the unwary
than to sound the praise Of a physician Of whom
scores Of like cases can he cited
The Trinity journal., 1856-10-04

PRINTING Presses, PULPTs AND PErrI-
coArs.---Thcsc are the three great lcaycrs
that govern the world. Without them the
bottom would fall out, and society would be-
come a chaos again. The press makes pco-
pie patriotic, the pulpit religious, but women
sway all things. There would be no going
to church if there were no girls there, nci-
ther would there be any going to war were
the soldiers to meet with no applause but
from the masculines Without the sunshine
shed by women, the rose Of affection would
never grow, nor the flowers of cloqnence
germinate. In short, she is the engine of
life, the great motive power Of love, yalor
and civilization. In proof of this, truth in
all history speaks trumpet-tongucd.