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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

SELECTIONS FOR NEwsPAPER.-Most people
think that making selections of matter for news
paper is the easiest part of the business Of an edi-
tor. How great an error To look over humid
reds of exchange papers and select therefrom
enough for one, suited to the varied tastes and
prejudices of its readers-amusing, edifying, in
structing and elevating them-is task which
few if any successfully perform. Every sub
scriber who takes paper does it for his beneht,
and if there be at any time u lack of what suits
his indiviual taste, it must be stopped-it is
good for nothing! As many subscribers as an
editor has, just SO many tastes has he to consult.
One wants something sound another wants an
ecdotes, fun and flolic, at which the next one
turn up his nose and wonders that man of sense
will put such stuff in his paper; while the ladies
God bless them !.want nothing but poetry
and sentiment. Something spicy appears, and
the editor is blackguard then something ar
gumentative, and he is a conceited fool. And
so among them all, the poor fellow gets roughly
handled. They think that what is dis
tasteful and valueless to may be highly pleas
ing and beneficial to the next man, and insist
thst, the paper does not please them, it is good
for nothing. If every person who reads paper
could have edited it, we would hear FAR less
| complaint
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

WANrED-Ay HONEST, INDUSTRIOUS Boy.-We
lately saw advertisement headed rs above
=" An honest, industrious boy" it conveys to
every boy an impressive moral lesson an hon
est, Industrious boy is wanted. He will be
sought for-his services will he in demand he
will be respected and loved he will be spoken
of in the highest terms of commendation-he
will always have home-will grow up to be Il
man of known worth and established character
He will be wanted-the merchant will want him
for a salesman or O clerk the mechanic VIII
want him for an apprentice or journeyman those
with lob to do will want him for contractor /;
clients will want him for lawyer potients for
physician religious congregations will want
him for pastor parents for teacher for thei1
children, and the people as an olicer ~; ne VIII
h. wanted. townsmeu will want him as n citizen,
acouaintances as a neighbor, neighbors as
friend families visitor, the world as ha an a"
nnaintance girls will want him for a beau ana
ffaoiIy for husband An honest, industrious
bow bow Young friend, will you or do you answer
the description?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02
DR.. BRIoTs FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS

sale has established their reputation
remedy unapproached and in advance every
other medicine for Suppression and Irregularities and 9TH
distractions in females On the receipt Of Five Dollars
Pills will he sent by mail express any part
the world, secure from curiosity damage.
Persons a distance be cured at home by address
ing q letter to Dr. J. PERRAULT, and
Montgomery streets, Rooms Nos 10 and H. Box g73
Post Office San Francisco. stating the mnutey
possible general habits Of living, occupation etc. ETC. All
taken under treatment warranted No charge for
advice No posons harsh medicines njure the con-
stitution making sick to make well. We honest
n dealings, frank in opinous and our charges
will be Ear lsss than demanded by other physicians We
invite Investigation claim not to know everything nor to
everybody, but We DO lay claim to and
and to eight Of pronounced incu
rabIe We particularly request those who tried this
Doctor and that scientific Physician boasted
ed till out and discouraged to call upon u.s. II will
cost nothing, as consultations are free. 411y.is.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

ing to the public advertisement of this kind,
for 1t is universally acknowledged that tho
treatment Of these particular diseases consti-
tutes a branch of medicine which has NEVER
been sufficiently cultivated, in consequence o
the fastousness of the profession who have abandoned
these specialities the Of unqualified prncf-
tioners There exists here power the i'm
pudence and eIrontery of who totally ncompe
perform duties of their socaed medical practice
thereby infcting mseries degree unparalleled in any
other class Of disorders The only way to remedy
this evil call the attention Of the public to WELL IN
FORMED MEMBER of the medical profession, le-
gally qualified, and who devotes his exclusive atten-
on to diseases arising from the undue excitement Of the
generave together with those incidental stages OF
acnte disorder which, when neglected terminate in the
horribly wasting form Of constitutional dsorganiza ton
DOCTOR PERRAULT has paid the most ANx-
IoUs AND UNTIRING ATTENTION, for tho last EIGHT
YEARS, to a special branch Of study and his mode OF
proctce suggested and improved by experience, and
periments through the medium of the microscope
enables him detect the presence of in tho urine
We wish impress those who have failed Of relief else
where that they may derive benefit from examination OF
the urine In of Seminal Emissions and mpotency
well of Gravel diseases of the Bladder and Kid
neys and at ascertain the Of the pa
complaint to prepare the proper remedies for
each particular disorder and according to each
Patients suffering from veneria Diseases in any stage
Pains in the Bones Rheumatism, from the effects OF
Mercuria Poisoning, who can visit personally, will re-
ceve, in addition 10 our usual treatment, INDICATED
vAPOR BATHS, without further charges. This Bath has
nearly superseded all other treatment in Europe Refer
will be given several who have been cured by this
| treatment, after having failed with others.
Persons Of both who have impaired their health
and destroyed the vgor Of their minds by their mis-
conduct and thus deprived themselves of the pleasures
ia ,E,r fhafa I'm fhay
will ind friend and Physician who has cured many in
every of the State who applied broken down in health
rejoicing In all that makes life desirable and
happy. References can be given, when required in
almost every part OF the State from parties who know
cured by DE- PERRAULT after In vain trying
| al physicians.
His Diplomas his Office where all persons
for themselves that they under the Of regularly
qualified practitioner We have the latest and safest
edies mode of be obtained at Other
Office this in Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet Strc
Gravel Stone in the Bladder Enlargement Of the
Testacles, liberated Throat Bones and Nose Cutancou
Eruptions Ulcers Abscess and other diseases depending
impurities OF the blood Dr. PEIRAULT still retains thu
only agency in California Of
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

THERE seems to be matrimonial difficulties in
other parts of the world as well as in America,
and trals-wc mean court trials, not domestic
ones-arising therefrom. In a case which has
recently been brought into the London courts, a
wife gives evidence that her husband put her in
to an omnibus October l5th 1863, saying that he
" should be home to dinner" and that he had
not yet returned. This reminds us of bit OF
dialogue in a novel now in course of publication
in one of the French journals " Where is your
husband ?' says gentleman. He went out to
buy cigar" replies the lady. " Has he been
gone long ~ asked the gentleman. " Eighteen
years." replies the lady. {" He is quite right,
remarks the gentleman, philosophically, he
wants to choose q good one."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

LET THE CorrERHEADs Pray, ALso.-The Chris
tian Observer, Southern religious paper, re-
minds "the praying people of the South that
it is their special duty to pray for Jefferson Da
Wis. Surely he is in prison and in peril because
of what we have DONE He would not be there
if we had not made him our chief. Will the
praying people of the South forget him in these
irving hours ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02
Veaveryjlle, Saturday, June 2, 1866
A G E N II 9 &.

as-JOHN A. WATSON, OIL Mining Score
ary Eureka duly authorized to receive and receipt for
subscriptions to this paper In Humboldt county.
L. P. FISHER, 171 Washington street, (up stairs San
Francisco-nearly opposite Maguires Opera Houses our
only authorized Agent in that CITY,
E. X PIIPPS Sd street. (between and X is authorized
receipt for advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper at Sacramento.
Subscribers the JOURNAL Douglas City will receive
receipts leaving the amounts due with kELTON
4 KELLOGG, authorized agents.
At North Fork A. WATERS Is our authorized Agent.
CHAS vOSE is Agent for Trinity Center and vicinity
FREY L RANTZAU Agents at lewiston
A. G. PRICE, ESQ. and Justice GUSTAV TIIEDE are au
thorzed receipt for subscriptions to the JOUR-
o Canon Creek.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02
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A3- Cossfy W,arrssfs and Grsssb~eks taken a
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to Uni"
paper To soldiers in the Government service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

SHREwD.-The Morning Call says =" Another
cause which tends to keep up the price Of gold
is the recent call from the Commander-in-Chief
for an increase of the army" We suppose this
recommendation by General Grant has about as
much effect on the price Of gold as the price of
eanuts.-MarysriHe Appeal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

JUsr So.-The London Times is as oracular as
ever. That solemn journal expresses the opin-
ion that an incursiou into Canada, if it should
actually be made, must inevitably demonstrate
either the strength or weakness of American
Feniauism."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

GETTING REApY.-The Courdnf says that h'e
new coaches, OF the same pattern rs 'noSe USE
on Holladay's Overland route for use :" 'As
Chico and Idaho Stage Company's route arrives. arrived
,,.. ,as, steamer. Seventy horses are aireaoy
~ ~ lining and the line will soon be started
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02
The Wealth OF . Smile.

Like winter melting into spring
baimy and sweet. and pure, and bright
Like blossoms budding into life,
As daylight gently breaks from night;
Like waves that ripple to the shore
Happy and glad. and soft and clear;
Like stars that twinkle and depart,
But come, anon, again to cheer;
Like jewels in q dalem,
With changing hue and radiant beam,
Illumining their golden ground,
As sunlight glistens from the stream;
So smiles do come to cheer and bless,
To brighten hopes aud tears beguie;
What strife, what sorrow they repress
How cursed were man could he not smlei
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

oxr of the best illustrations Of avarice we ev
.- heard of, is that contained in caricature,
,vh;cb represents Old Nick carrying Dutchmau
down TO his regions, and while on the way, tho
Hollander is making propositions to his majesty
to supply him with coal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

JOSH BILLINGS says "a could never find the
meaning of the word collide in Worcester or
or Webster. But, riding the other Gay on the
New York Central Railroad, saw it all. 1t Is
the attempt of two trains to pass each other on
n single track. If remember correctly, it was
a single failure
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

The BLACK SHEEp.-To her eternal discredit
be it said that Kentucky is the only State of the
tbirty-six that has not adopted the constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

o,.n,r.-Persons who have lately ar
"a :, San Francisco from Oregon, Idaho and
-. ,.,, the newspapers that there is a de-
s;SaS fsiting-of in the Blackfoot excitement
The 9'ae mines have not turned out SO well as was
i.:a:na.ed ~. The worst has not been heard yet.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

Ar a dancing match in Chicago, recently, a
hu,om Dutch girl danced nine hours consecu-
tiyeiy,. when her partner acknowledged himself
fairly beaten and very tired. The damsel then
swallowed twelve glasses Of lager and quietly
went to breakfast. Moderate, was mt she
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

BAD OrINIoN.-George F.. Shaw writes to the
Reese River Rerille from an interior town in the
State of New York, as follows -" This is ly-
ing, swindling, gouging country, and if con-
tinue to find it as bad everywhere, shall not
stay long, bnt leave for Montana, Colorado or
some other mining section. The people are ten
times worse than you dare be at Reese, and are
afraid of their own shadow. They are afraid to
trust anybody anything, cheat one another at
every opportunity, and try to rob strangers out
right They bore me TO death with their foolish
questions and I've seen enough Of them
We should like to know how our old friend,
" Red " Wheeler, who halls from that particu-
lar part of New York, relishes the opinion.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

THE UNKrNpEsr CCr OF ALL.-The remark
made by the President to a certain prominent
politician, that I" despse the copperhead DEM
ocracy for their sympathies with the disunionists
and rebels during the war" after their endorse
ment of his veto message, is, no doubt, by them
considered downright cruelty, but we suppose he
thus in the language Of the poet, justifes him.
self:
ait has surely come to pretty pass
xhnllon his iackass"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

GooD.-Judge Rix, Of San Francisco, has do.
cided that street car conductors and companies
are obliged to take greenbacks for tickets. The
case has been appealed to q higher Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

BLoopHoUXDs OF ZION " is the name bestow-
ed on loyal ministers of the Gospel, by those
hellhounds of perdition who edit copperhead
new wspapers-Stars and Stripes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

BIxDINGh - ON Ex-GoyERSoR TAHoE.-Com-
menting upon the fact that Ex-Governor John
Bigler has been announced to deliver course of
lectures before the Sacramento Pioneer Society,
on subjects embraced in "reminiscences Of the
% Fall of 40 and Spring of 80" the Sacrament
to Bee nterposes the following suggestions =
" He was one of our earliest officials, and was
an intimate participant in all the principal pub
lie events of his period He can tell us much of
the manner in which men whose accomplish
ments were limited to the sampling of liquors,
were elected Judges and Magistrates, and even
Senators and county officers, and became cele-
brated as orators without ever having written a
speech in their lives. He can throw some light
upon State Prison management in the Gays of
Estell, and can cram US with anecdotes of many
a worthy, over whom the weeds now grow in
rank profusion. The mysteries of by-gone State
scrip might be elucidated and the unaccounta-
BILE absorption of public moneys in older times
satisfactorily accounted for. The details of pub
lie banquets, official sprees and larks in the time
when the Legislature of Thousand Drinks was
in session, would form a number of interesting
episodes in the lives of former public favor
ties, and these might be diversified by recollec-
tons of the contract system, as it existed before
the State attained to its present high degree Of
virtue and morality. We anticipate the lecture
with impatience.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

They who deny God, says Lord Bacon, des-
troy mans nobility for if he is not like God in
his spirit, he is an ignoble creature
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

VICTORIA has thanked his Holiness io' oppo'
ing the Fenians and invites him to an sss r,nvc
England, should it be necessary Tor III" " nv
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-06-02

THE Ner Nation, Richmond paper, says -
Equal rights before the law Of all loyal Amer
lean citizens will triumph, or this land will yet
flow in blood from the st. Lawrence to the Gulf
of Mexico"
FRED. DOUGLASS, after interview with Pres
iden: Lincoln, remarked that I" Mr.. Lincoln was
the first white man ever passed an hour with,
who failed to remind me, in some way, before
the interview terminated, that was a negro"