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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13
NUMBER IA.
REGISTERi

We feel it duty incumbent on us to call up.
on every citizen who values the right of suffrage
and who desires the privilege of a voice in the
selection of those who may hereafter be called
upon to administer the laws, State and county,
to no longer delay the enrolment of their names
upon the GREAT REGISTER of the county. On
ly little over one-third of the voters of this
county have yet performed that duty Procras-
tination in this matter indicates a trifing esti-
mate of the value of the elective franchise. Let
naturalized citizens remember that they have on
ly to produce the evidence of citizenship, and
that there is no erpsnse attending the act Of regis
tration! Let prominent men in the several pre-
cincts urge upon their neighbors the necessity
of performing this duty without delay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13

Nasty AS SECRET AGENT.-Johnson and his
Secretary, according to Nasbys say-so, impor-
tuned Randall to take tour among the Post
masters, in order to ascertain whether they were
loyal to his Accidency. Randall declined with
the remark-"Is Is thy servant dog or the son of
dog, that he should do this thing?' So Nasby
was assigned the service, and from his published
experiences we quote the following :-'' In Ohio
the first place stopped at was Oberlin, where
the nigger college is located. | regret to say
that the postmaster at that pint is a rantin Ab-
lshnist, and in the two hours I was there failed
to find Conservative Republican who wood take
it. | got one nearly persuaded, but jst ez he
wuz about to consent, his wife fell weepin on
to his buzzum, and with tetchin pathos wanted
to know ef he wuz willin, for sich small pay, to
leave a tarnisht name TO the four children now
born to en- and the wun wich wuz expectid.-
lie repentid and refused. didn investigate ez
I might, for there amt drop NV likker sold
ther, and ez my flask give out, " felt that doc
considerashun for my helth woodeht permit my
stayin another hour. | recommend the ablishun
Nv the Office, or the establishment NV grosery +,
with bar in the back room, ez Il nucleus round
wich the Dimocrisy kin rally.
The next place come to found the Postmas-
ter suspishus character-very suspishus.-
Whenever he is drunk he speaks very highly NV
the Secretary Nv State, but when sober he avoids
politickle matters. l sejest raise in the salary
NV the offs, so that he kin afford to keep drunk
all the time.
At the next pint interdoost myself ez a En-
gish nobleman in disguise, studyin Amerikin
manners and customs, and menshuned carelessly
that l he'd bin to Washington and he'd been pre-
sented to the President and Sec retary NV State.
The Postmaster wuz vizably affected. Glancin
furtively around to see that no one wuz lookin,
he remarked in low tone; My deer sir, don t
beg you, form your idee NV the publck men
NV Amerky from them specimens. The first, sir,
is accident. Such man Good never hev bin
made on purpose. The second wuz suthin in
his earlier years, but now, sir, now-he's de-
graded old man, and he bustid into tears. Be-
in determined to hold onto his place, he tried to
bring the President, by accident up to his level,
but that bcn impossible, he deliberately let his
self down to the level NV the President, which
undoubtedly knockt his intellect out Nv him, for
he ain displayed any since.
Another man openly defed me. lie wanted
me to take the offs off NV his hands His child
rem, he said, wuz made mouths at and skoffed
at, at skool, becoz their father, wich he'd bin n
Republican, held offs under Johnson, and his
wife was detected for President NV the SEWN So
cety on the same akkount. He he'd stood it
long enough. l sejest that he be removed"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13
To One in a High Place.

Some walls are very hard to butt:
If you don't believe it. try it;
Though your head be made Of butternut
You may strike till your ewes are blind and shut :
If You don't believe it, try it,
The will of the North is granite wall
II You don't believe it, try it;
You may hammer away, but 1t will not fall,
For your battering-ram is all too small:
If you don't believe it, try it.
Your horn" can't blow down our /" Jericho
If you don't believe it, try it;
You may take n dozen more - horns =" SO,
And still will find it end in d" blow -
If you don't believe it, try it.
Your better plan is to southward flee
If you don't believe it, try it
And take your lapboard your knee,
To stitch for the .Rebs ~ in Tennessee
If you don't believe it, try it
To cothe mankind is noble thing
If you don't believe it, try it!
But the coat -ofarms - of woud-be king
Is what your needle and thread can't bring
If you don't believe it, try it
You will find warm friends in the rebel clan
II you don't believe it, try it!
When a traitor has done the worst he can,
He had better make way for an honest man
IL you don't believe it, try it!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13
Weekly rimitu Spmrmal.

RS- County Warranfs and 6,resabaeIss taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the service the JOURNAL
will be furnished for Greenbacks at PAR
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13

SPEAKING of pollytix, Nasty says :---ssI never
saw but one man who ever saw any good in it.
He said he liked it cos, next to countcrfeting and
biramv. two pursoots he, doted onto, there was
mant ra skality which is in every man"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13

The ONLY ONE.-Noah was probably the on
iy person who ever went to sea to keep from be-
ing drowned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13
Weaveryjlle, Saturday, April 13, 1867

ca San Francisco Agency.-San Francisco mer-
chants or business who desire advertisements in
serted In the TRINITY JOURNAL, Informed that L. p
FISHER, 629 Washington street is Agent and that he
alone is authorized to transact business for this
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13

Go to strangers for charity, acquaintences
for advice, and relatives for nothing-and you
will always have supply.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13

Ir was a Scotch woman wlio sail that The
,,.cbcr of L,rt5wr oaiv i,iliel half beast Il. Il
.:,.c T. Wa !, Dutch,nln who said PIG had
M cav marks except . short ta:. and It :,
Er:t:sii magistrate. who being told by vaga-
ronJ that he VAS not married, responded =
That's a good thing for your wife"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13
REDINGTON & cos
Essence Of Jamaica Ginger

EsIF| This valuable preparation, containing -
a highly concentrated form all the psope2ties q
the Jamaica Ginger, has become one of the mos.
popular domestic remedies for all diseases OF the
stomach and digestive organs.
As a tonic, it will be found invaluable 10 all
persons recovering from debility. whether pro-
duced bv fever orpth erNise. forwhAst it impar:s
to the system all the glow Ind viz gor that can be
produced by wine or brandy, it is entirely free
from the reactionary efforts that follow the use
of spirits Of any kind.
1t is also an excellent remedy tor temaies VINO
snt tfer from, disicuIt menstruatioh giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that so frequent
iy accompany that period. e "a =.
= 1t gives immediate reliefsio Nausea scaus used by
riding in railroad car, or by sea-sieAness, or
other causes. it is also valuable q an external
application for Go1t, rheumatism Seurslgia, ETC.
REDL.s'GT0.v S CO..
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13
~ co,rsr.-rn n. article relating to the me-.

ur CouEsr-In sll article relating to the ne>.'
Governorsl:-.. the vis;.;. I.l'E say - t'ener-
.oroI p;rveIi seems to he recognized .y E'nior.
mon ho~. ne the most desirable selection. W.
,ri.. p-ff,r that he sloull 7e-nain IN Congress.
his lal,ors have been stlccessfni: tT' i.
10 i to retire from That body. We "lieTei. 5o''l',
ne ,,;ghlv gratifying To ioya.s men here . have
.,,e ,,riv;.cee OF sustaining him IS their csrd:-
.Io., -i,r Governor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13

IT CAN'T BE TRUE.-The Cincinnati Inquirer
tells the following doubtful story -: 4 few days
since newly welded couple from the interior of
the State arrived at the Burnett House and took
apartments for the night At that well ordered ho-
tel. 1t was quite evident that the whole party
were unfamiliar with metropolitan sights. The
rooms corridors, marble floor and gorgeous draw
ng-room and well spread table of the hotels drew
from them the most ingenious of surprise. In
the evening they visited the opera house, and
were so astonished at its magnifcence that even
Mrs. Walters wonderful impersonation of Meg
Mcrrilles' almost failed to interest them. Moth
ing more was thought oe the vcrdant pair till
about clock in the morning, at which time
the bootblack of the Burnett House. in making
his customary rounds, observed the Benedict
seated in the hall near the door of his room. He
naiyelv asked the polishcr Of the understanding
If he was the clerk. Receiving negative an
syger, he informed the bootblacl that he should
like to see that individual. In i few moments
the attcntivc Office was at his side, and
politely asked what was wanted.
Couldn't you make Inc Il bed in the parlor :?
cried the disconsolate individual. In the par
lorY echoed the clerk I'm afraid not. Well.
IL like 10 have one spread down somewhere.
WHY don you 90 into vonr own room asked
.he cier'; y don't like to, said the hashiul
yopne man Why what il the matter con-
timed the olcr',. Has your wife turned yor
out OF your room No. said the drawing
hrt vou -oe haven never been married before
and 50 / don much like to 90 in. particularly
il /. strange place oh 90 right in. sail The
r.er,; She won I think it wrong.
Her. the door of The room opened about ~
;ncll and through the aperture came . roice
eoayingly- saying: Do come in, john. won
hurt vou. know'd they'd tllin,, strangt "f -e'
standing ou. there. Come in non'- won ve'
!;c blowcd out tie gas and it'sali dar' Il
here.
The olor of tlr room assured the clerk tEa
II. had indeed. bowed ont the gass. so
push;ns open tlic> door. he stopped the How
raisci the window. and returned to the hall e
persuade the veri6nt husband TO retire with hi
wife. All arguments were truitlcss. howoTer
an. l.c was compelled TO assign the simple ;nl
yiJ;Ill II separate room tnn hi wife was IN tha
NIGHT :
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13

Tell me not in mournful numbers
Life is sinking to decay.
Should there come in frigitful numbers
Ocr your heads the silvery gray.
Life is real. life is earnest.
Why should any one despair,
=" Dust thou art, to dust returnest,'
Was not spoken Of the hair.
Not the marks Of age or sorrow
On your trcsses long should stay
lou can live that each Tomorrow
Find them darker than to day.
Time is long, bnt age shall find you,
Though your hair with lustre wave:
Soon when fading. I will remind You,
You are marching to the grave.
In the worlds snblmer calling,
Where we each our rake must run,
If your hair lee falling, falling,
Use the = Martha Washington"
Trust no other, howeer pleasant
None can do what this has done;
Try it--always keep it present.
Use the Martha Washington
Twenty thousand heads remind us
What noble test it's Stood
Millions more shall come behind us,
With their tresses all renewed
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13

LAWYERS mouths, like toIl-gates, open fcrpay
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13

THE Auburn Stars and Stripes says IN road over
seer in Placer county made out the following piii
and presented it to the Board of Supervisors
To lays labor Of hand s. per ~ 90 vo
To L. days at 81 per day, saperincndins s''d nA'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13

Wa r. HIS NosE ?-The Sacramento Record
of late date says
Two yonng Giles and Dehu had POUNDING biting
Using a part of his usuat appendage
Explain yourself, Mr.. RecOrd.-Stoekton hide
,.uIe1f
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13

LAreH at no man for his pug nose you cam
ell what may turn up.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13

TEi,E We clip the following extract from
the o-ation delivered hy Judge S. B. A1tell at
the fenian celebration in San Francisco &c
throw tlii; ont as test to all of you ; he who
will not acknowledge or recognize the rights OF
other to frce'lom-whO will demand it for Irish
in"n i'it not for negroes Cinnamon, is not a
true inail he alone who accorGs to every human
beng the rights lie claims himself, and accords
them Independently of any personal interest he
may have in the matter, is a true man, and wor-
thy to he followed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-04-13

The paper does not state whether the Dill was
allowed or not. . ---
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03

WHEREAS. there was II petition presented to
the BOARD az Supervisors of Cedar county at the
January session, n. d. 1885,, praying that the
matter ri the appropriation oi half til"
amount necessary, from the swamp land fund,
10 bridge cedar river near Covers Ferry, be
rC-submittnd To the voters of said county at the
general election, on the second Tuesday OF De-
lob,r. l>'1, and that .!cra Demo tickets printed
TOR or against said appropriation
And. wlrrraS, ut the unc session, y. d.. lNfs.
of said Bnnrd Of Supervisors. ii was ordered
THAI thu question OF bridging Cedar river nj
Covers Ferry. he rc-siihinittrd to til" lcga!
voters OF Collar county, in accordance with the
prayer ot the petition presented Ia thi. board
ut their January session. l>b1. said vote TO be III
accordance with the statute in such cases..
Now therefore. the legal voters Of said county
VIII hereby take notice that said proposition is
submitted at the next general election, to be
held on the second Tuesday of October, \. D..
1867. and that the ballots in reference to said
proposii ion shall read, "For Bridge at Covers
Ferry" nnd" Against Bridge ut Covers Ferry"
by order OF the Board Of Supervisors.
SILNASUS YATES, Clerk.
Sept ID. 1867.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03
Hieskell's
d Ointment.

This Ointment, after an experience of
twenty years, has proved itself Il soycr.
egn remedy for all Diseases Of the Skin;
having effected Il radical cure In every
case on which II was used, curing many
obSfinateca eases of fifteen ortwenty years
standing, that had previously resisted
all remedies prescribed by the best med
zeal talent of the country. It's effect Is
astonishing. in u few days the soreness
and irritation is removed; the skin be-
comes smooth and healthy, and remains
permanently healed. without the use Of
any other remedy.
Thus, letter, salt ltheunl. Itch, Sold
irr'S Itch. Erysipclas. Blotches, pimplcs,
and every form of disease of the skin Is
punciually cured, no matter of how
long standing. 1t has cured bnd cases
of Inllamcd Eyrlids, and Discharges
from the Ear, when nothing else would
heal them. Piles, that have resisted all
other treatment for many years. have
been cticctually cured by the use of on
ly one box of this Ointment. Burns,
Scalds. and Old Sores, it heals in II very
short time. pri"" 81 cents per iux. ii
not sold 10y your Druggist. send ~ cents
to Johnston, Holloway 4 towden. Phil
adclphia. n box will be sent free of post
age to any address.
DBSEfFE-Eoneg genuine without the
signature o! the proprictors on he wrap
per of each box.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES VR|IGER!

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER. with
cog-wheels, has taken the FrRsT PRExarM In the
State Fair of every Northern State; also the First
Premium nj the last two fairs the American Insti
FIRST PREMIUM by THE UNANIMOUS VOTE
OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE GREAT NEW
ENGLAND FAIR OF 1896 AFTER TIE MOST
scRUTINIzING TRIAL or THE VARIOUS MA
CHIMES OF VARIOUS MACHINES OF NTMER-
.OtS COMPETITORS.
The wringer. without injury to the most delicate
garments, wrinrs clothes almost dry and gets
tired
Orange Judd says: at lisa clothes saver. time
more than pay. for itself every in the saving Of
garments We think the Wringer should be fitted
with ceys."
Scion Robinson says: ''My family would
givenp the cooking as this Clothes-Wringer.s
The Rev. DIR. Bellows says: u heartily com
mend i to economists Of time, money and content
ment."
From r. s. sToRRs, Jr, D. D.
II saves labor. expcdiates work, makes the laun-
dress good naturcd does not tear off huttons-what-
ever that mysterious declaration may mean.-and Is
indispensable in awell-reguated iamty.
Prom the Rev. TIE l.. CEYLER.
Lite Is 100 short and human strength IL too preciout
Tor onr wonan-knd to be kept ut the old process
clothes washing and wringng. In the laundry Of my
mousse there - perpetual thanksgiVtngs on Mondays
ior the invention II your excellent Nringcr. wish
human hearts could be cleansed MS easily.
Exclusive right Of sale given to the first RESPONSE
BILE applicant from each town.
Send for a circulars giving Wholesale and retail
! terms.
L. c. BROWNING. General Agent,
No. ~ Courtlandt st, New York.
/, Opposite Merchants Iiotel.)
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HOLLOWAY'S .. ..
@ ID. ARNICA
PLASTERS

The original and only true Arilica Plas-
tors possessing the great healing pro.
perties Of the Arnica Flowers.
Tho curative effects of these Plastcrs
in all eases Of pain or weakness In the
breast, side or back, and in all cases Of
= intinniat ion of the Lungs, and Cough,
are truly astonishing; they give imme-
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Physicians prescribe them. and thous-
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03

A lady who has recently returned
from u Southern tour, reports the follow
ing incident Of her pelsoaal experience:
Passing, one day. 4 negro sitting on Il
post in tho sun with his legs comfort
ably crossed, she accosted him thus;
AWcll, how are you getting along since
YOU obtained your frcedolu2r "Oh.
niccly,u was the simultaneous reply
What are you DOING she again asked
"Nottin at de ptcsent time ne respond
ed, But" said the lady, ''thaJ viii not
do for long period Of time ooh re-
Joined the negro, ~ don't speak for the
long. speak torthc preSelF time
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03

A young man belonging in thu city.
who took trip to New York short
time ago, accidentally exchanged ra!lses
with clerical gentleman, ho occupied
the same seat with him, and the minis
ter disappeared before thu fact was dis
covered For the purpos" Of ascertain
ing who he was the young man hro,,r
epan the strange valise. He t"&n} q ~
rie{x ofthihgs, sachs A. corn sally '"~
raj pair Of shoes, bottle OF whisky, ~"
last Of all two sermons, put 40 n@.ae-
The result Of his explorations was anus
ing il not satisfactory; and the next day
the minister who had gone through our
valise with better i,c.l iot his
sought him OUT, irtar.ed
bic property, and bllshingly carried
gxavs4sls. ox11gys. Spss~aastd Rtfathl.a,.s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-03

0ATHER YoUR SEED CoRS.-The
s ~ss. ~ .t ( aplasss .sfss ss..
to save seed corn at the proper time,
than it 10 by the w1,dl6 Anher, sdsouth,'
grub, and frost army. It il ~. ventur-
ing too HrchAeSay sAat there, has. neycr
been y i II Ynwa's asricuItu-al histo
~ whe tlssr{ was - enough seed
corn pat snpx he tanrine array Of
corn stall, go dluAees many corn
zelda In w hay, n attribatable in
. majority Of cases. neither to thicSins
gophcrs, nor cutting Yosns, butte. the
fnct that TIC eecd uuspoor. Seed corn
gathered before frost and carefully
ksA40 ~, buttfkt pick cd ffcm
tritA III the srfihg : aifr}s-t invarsably
does. The provident hnshandman new
er fails to secure his seed corn in time;
hut tho sluggard and improrident class
always do A man who suffers fron his
own ;udolcnce and shiftlessncss Is not to
be ri.ied for his suffering isself-imposcd.
Farssrsshouid pay more heed 70 thlA'
suhGcE and In. .hcncfitins Themselves
they will also lift from the state mncS
ofthc curse Of .sho-t seasons which is
sometimes, and in ftci very etfrn urged
Al an ARGUMENT agAia sIowa. Thcrc IL
no danger Of putting up too much ~-thc
newcomers will he unable to provide for
the,1GclvcsanA must have supplies from
Nn6cue slecss Our word ef eausior is
at the eleventh hour. but We will pub
lish it with the hope that it will reach
YOU before frost does.