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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-01
Pat and the Deacon.

Some months ago, Deacon ingalls,, oi
Swampscot, Il. l., was travelling through the
western part Of the State of New York he fell in
with an Irishman who had lately arrived in this
country, and was in search Of a brother who had
come before him and settled in some of the dig
gings in that part of the country. Pat was q
strong man, and a true Roman Catholic, and
had never seen the interior of Protestant
church Ingalls, was pous man. He told Pa,
he was going to church, and invited his newmade
friend to keep him company thither, his destina-
ton being a small meeting house near by. There
was a great rivival there at the time, and one oi
the deacons, who was very small man in stat
ure, invited Brother ingalls, to seat in his pew
He accepted the invitation, followed by Pat, who
looked in vain for the altar, etc. After he was
seated, he turned around to Brother Ingalls,, and
in q whisper that could be heard all around, be
inquired;
Shure, an isn't this hereto church ~
"Hush % said Ingalls,, " if yor speak word
they will put you out"
''DiYil word will l speak at ALL replied
Pat.
The meeting was opened with prayer by the
pastor.
Pat was eyeing him very closely, when an old
gentleman, who was standing in the pew di-
rectly in front of Pat shouted ~ Amen"
q Hist, We divi " rejoined Pat in his loud
whisper, which was heard by the minister; 9 be
dacent and don't make blockhead of your
selfr'
The parson grew more fervent in his devotions
Presidently the deacon uttered an audible groan
-" Amen -
g Hist ye blackguard Have ye no dacency al
all ~ said Pat, at the same time giving him a
punch in the ribs, which caused him to lose his
equilibrium.
The minister stopped, and extending his hands
in a suppliant manner, said:
"Brethren, we connot be disturbed in this
way. VIII some one put that man out -
q Yes, your riyrence," shouted Pat, |" will
do it. -
And suiting the action to the word, he collared
the deacon and to the utter horror of the pas
tor, Brother Ingalls, and the whole segregation
be dragged him up the aisle, and, with q tremen-
dous kick, sent him into the vestibule of the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-01

BE A CooK.-Why are young ladies taught the
use of the celestial globe, bat never cookery? If
| was young clerk, lawyer without briefs,
how much rather would I marry girl who
could give me good omelette, until we could
afford to keep artistic, then one who could
speak French with an English accent, or play
indifferently on a cheap piano. Talk of ro-
nance! In all the courtship OF fiction, what is
more touching than the making of a becfsteak
pudding by Tom Pnch's sister? And this is
attraction, remember, that remains when beauty
has departed, when the beloved object has
grown old, and there is not enough hair left at
the back of the head to cover the frisettel 0
woman, woman take good advice and learn to
cook Then shall your gentle ministrations be
as q sweet SAVIOR in the nostrils of your husband
Teach all your girls to cook, ana you shall be
blessed even by the generation that comes after
you. The teachings of the just smell sweet.
Or if moral considerations have no weight with
you, reflect how infinitely preferable it is for
your daughters to be culinary artistic and ruler
de facto of her own household, than to be
music teacher with half salary, or poor wife
suubbed BY servants.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-01

JOSH BILLINGS ON KoUgTIs." = KourIin is
about half natur and about half science. The
natur in it is simply emerge. You must begin
slow, but by and by it will be best to agitate
Things. Wimmen, as a lump, had rather be
took by storm than by sege. Wimmen never
surrenders, nor are tha ever eggsaktly won, but
rather captured Tha q fight it out on this
line" am tawking now Nv censibul wimmen.
Thar il wimmen whu as easy tn kourt as lint
"Luv at furst site,'' is like eteing hunny. 1t
duz seme as tho yu never cud get enuf Nv it,
This kind Nv luv is apt tew make blunders, and
it is hard tew back out nv as WELL But thare
ant no such thing ez pure mathematics in
kourtin If it IL awl natur it IL tue nnoseut fur
erth, and if it il awl Glance it il tue mutch Nv a
lob. Purhaps the best way tew kourt il tew be-
gin Without mutch NV emmy plan WHARF yu ar
going tew fetch up, and see bow yu and she likes
it, and let the thing kind Nv wurry along
kareless, like throwing stuns into mill-pond.
Yu will find wun thing strictly tru, the moar ad-
vice yu undertake to follow, the less amount Nv
gud kourtn ~ will du.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-01

RICHARD GRANT WHITE says in the last Gal
airy: alt is rot generally known, we believe
that the story history on which Shakespeare
founded Macbeth, mentions Lady Macbeth as the
wife of Duncan. The Thane of Cawdor was a
frequent visitor to the castle Of Duncan and, as
he was a brave soldier and gallant and inter
esting gentleman for that time, she fell in love
with him. After long intrigue she planned
the murder of her lord whom she had grown to
hate inspired Macbeth with her idea by appeal
ing to his ambition and passion, and SO urged
him to the bloody deed, in which she assisted
Such plot, however would have been too much
like Hamlet, already written and produced ON
the stage; and Shakespeare, therefore, who was
more an artist than has ever been shown
altered the original story for thu sake of variety
and to suit his own purpose.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-01
THE DANGER OF BEyz.SE.-Families should be

THE DANGER OF BEYZ.NE.-Familes should be
informed that the liquid called benzine, which
they freely in removing grease and stains
from clothing, is very dangerous article. Itis
one of the substances distilled from petroleum,
and is highly volatile, iafammable, and, when
the vapor is mixed with air, explosive. very
small quantity is capable Of doing irreparable
mischief. The contents Of n four-ounce vial, if
overturned and vaporized, would render the air
of moderate sized room explosive; or, if igni-
ted, whole family might be seriously burned or
lose their lives from it. It should never be used
in the vicinity of flames and it is important to
remember, that through the medium of the es-
GAPING vapor, when the vial is uncorked. flames
will leap to it through space of seven feet.
Benzine is often sold under various fanciful
names; and therefore any article procured from
druggists for removing oil grease from fabrics,
should be handled with the utmost care
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-01

ANIMALS are undoubtedly intelligent. Old an
imals are more cunning than young ones. A
Young birds nest is often found badly made and
injudicously placed, which errors are corrected
by experience Birds of prey, and even beasts
are gradually trained to hunt skilfully; and
migratory birds are taught by short and repeat ed
evolutions in troops for their long flights. The
cunning of bugs in climbing to the ceiling of a
room directly over sleeper, and then dropping
down upon him, illustrates their reasoning fac
ultes. The tricks of a cat in opening and closing
doors, and in stealing tit-bits, are to the same
purposes and particularly the care with which
they vary their method of stealing, SO that they
may not be caught.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-01

CARRors A SUBSTITUTES FOR EaGs IN Pup
DISos.-lt is not generally known, and will not,
perhaps be credited that boiled carrots. when
properly prepared, form an admirable succeda-
neum for eggs in the making of puddings. They
must, for this purpose, be well boiled and
mashed, and afterwards passed through coarse
cloth, or horsehair sieve. A pudding composed
partly of the above material will be found to be
considerable lighter than if the same had been
made with eggs, and will impart far more
grateful and agreeable favor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-01
The Noble Revenge.
ODE TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

ODE TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
O. bright and single moment, when
The clouds above part, and men
Behold some golden goat high
Shine graspable within the farthest sky;
Onward and upward! Then they close
On the dull laggards eye, and bar advance,
And bid him doze;
Our chance We have had and lost 1t;
But others have their chancel
1t may be in some doubtful fight
Courage to and choose the right;
Or. leading some assault past hope.
To tread with even step the sun-crownd slope;
Or 'gainst some giant fasehood's head
Before the whole world to stand FORTH alone,
And strike it dead
: Or, for some wrong wrought on u.s.
BY pardon to atone.
And cen in England's later years
OfuDstrung nerves and foolish fears,
While hoarse-lunged prophets trade in woe,
And grumblers echo with it must be so,
And every grinning gossp's glass
Perks up, for sports, not light, the to view,
Some few have dared tower.
And greatly hope and do.
And often so
It is with nations: As when fair land
Saw, North and South, her bright myriads stand,
Saw herself rent in twain by natrcidal band:
Though both were gallant, though
High deeds on either side wrought,
Yet one for self and for mankind fought.
And when wars lurid cloud
From the blue skies had pass'd,
The golden eye of life
From Heaven shone bold and free
On white-robed Victory,
And the Right won at la.t.
But She the mother-land. that erst
Those swarms in her full hive had nursed,
Watched sneering the enormous fight
Or wished the drones success, with blinded spite,
Or hailed with jealous pettness
Eech bloody field that drank her rivals strength
And left them less
TILL in the cause that triumphed
She acquiesced at length
So those who wrote and those who spoke;
But underneath that servle yoke
The dumb, deep beating. genuine heart
VI England would not crouch but smiled apart
Knowing the right at last must be;
Nor wavered in her faith while the long march
Swept towards the sea;
Nor when the whole worlds martyr
The headstone of your arch,
Fell for his work below done,
England has nobler son!
Now, by his blood, and by his name,
He calls you to be worthy Of your fame:
Another trial hour is
Now DER the maine she looks with eager glance
And bended brow;
Our chance had, and lost ii.
But you have yet your chancol
Omen who won!
other larger England. saved and free
Forget the error past, past jealousy
With your true blood blood beats across tie sec
Let what is done be done;
The two great hearts in unite
Revenge our blindness by your clearer sight,
Victors in freedoms fight,
Another conflict
An upward flashing path
To win renown,
Crowned with the greater crown
Ofmagnanmity,
= r. Talgrare, in the london Telegraph
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-05-01

To CLEAN GLAss.-Common newspaper is the
best article. The chemical preparation of some
Ingredient of the printing ink gives beautiful
polish. Slightly moisten a piece of paper, roll
1t up and rub the glass, then take dry, soft
piece and repeat the process. No lint will ro-
main az in the case Of using CLOTH
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1869-03-24

moved the heaeee. and hnned - sulzcienl-
b 70 induce sense q nxudous eomfsss.
ss We -, On The vensda q she ~vais
mbere. which 6Acel On The square
The dancers were about ior,y in number.
first all nales with clahs On their shoet
aers. who advanced in line 70 the middle
Of the square, singing. dancing and gestic-
nlA,ine. and then SsEeasea backwards to
tie end from which they cane. This was
repeated two or tAree tines. and then the
young girls. on The other side Of the square.
adorned with wreashs Of Wild flowers and
green leaves Of the forest, advanced and
retreAted in Ike manner. Bat on the third
advance. singing and dancing and clapping
hands. they paused in the centre Of the
square, ceased singing, and simultaneously
throwing of their ~likns--she coveriag
about their waists-setreated backwards
quite naked. making motions and gestures
of 50 indecent a nature. that they hed bet
ter be imagined than described. Afer the
dance was over, Phillips and our party ~
tired TO sleep in he ~vale mbuls. sleep
ing alongside Of him. and was entertained
with an exceedingly TO mel interesting
the substance and results Of
which, l will relate in ny next.
ITO x es.finn.af
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MR- - COSTA
EEEEs AND UGEaTR-

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sozzsoDr tells the following wicked
stoV that ht f1s ceremony Of breaking
ground for railroad IN the southwest. Z
clergyman, who va called upon to o5en
the proceedings With prayer, pulIed ron
1is,,poeket nanrscript from e6ich be Rad
le11i1z On his shovel, remarked. rIf1 4
grin. 6ollgl OATS inst tine a. darker
ever knew Dc Lord written % ds snhisct
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INSURANCE NOTICES.
san FRANCISCO
BoAEl OF UEDERERTTERS

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DICKSON Il BOLSTER
House. Sign { Ship Painters,

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EnzET F-hsa All Einnraszal1s= AZ Deeds
En ziss S'a1a n rzldr1iL fttii-s N, ssals n
3sEsEq, q O.. xssliiInli.l1 S-ass s5HnnifiiI- .-r.
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VOLCANO HOUSE,
04T2 oy NLAGA- HAWAII
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PIANOS TUNED.
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The Portland daily press., 1869-09-11

The rules for accomplishing this object were first
devised by Professor Donders. of Utrecht, whose
method is the only now in use. 1t is necessary
to ascertain first, at what distances Snellens test
types subtending at different distances an angle oil
one minute, can be read. Prof. Donders proposes
that the near point of distinct vision thus ascertain
ed shall be designated by p and the far p oint ii
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-11
w q ~ H H Ep.

YyIO purchase house suitable for or two femi-
1 lies must be central and in good neighbour
hood; must have all modern conveDieneies. Amy
having such one will please state IN full loca-
ton size Of house and let, and The lowest price they
will take; other letters noticed No fancy price
paid. Address tor two months. W
: an24d2mo* HOUSE. Portland, Me.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-11
WANTED
Girl Wanted,

A Good second Girl, to do general House-work
Ain first rate family, where the lady of the house
apprec ates GOOD girl. Is HFsf
Apply to VIM. II. JERRIS. Real Estate Agent, p
sep9d1w* Under Lancaster Hall.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-11

do most cheertully recomm end Miss Manley as
Teacher of the Piano-Forte.
$50 H. KOTZSCHAIAR.
P Aug TO- 1S69-eod1m* 's
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-11
Young Ladies' Seminary.

TIME Misses SYMONDS will commence their Fall
i Session, on Thursday, September 10th. ~
For Catalogues and particulars apply to the Prin-
cpals, personally or by mail, at their residence 80
Danforth st, Portland. ri au1etf
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-11

Al who have committed an excess OF any kinds
neither it be the solitary vice Of YOUTH or the sting
ng Iebuke of misplaced confidence in naturer years,
SEEK FOR An AETIpOTE IN SEASON.
Tue Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton.
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that is sure to fol-
low; do not wait for Unsightly JlceEs, for
81 Disabled Limbs tor Loss OF Beauty
and nr.nsnl azinr
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-11

DIX. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies', who
nsed uledicsl adviser, TO can 90 bis rooms, NO: IA
prehle Street. which they Bn nnd srrsnseu iof Inen
ospecial accomrosdat1ons - -.
Rr. n 70 Eclectic ReDovatng Medicines ere unrivsl-
-, eaieacy and superior virtue in rU suatinS ali
isu - Irregu,srities. Their action is specific and
FemS producing relief IN a short time.
certain O. I'LL fnd il invaluable in all cases OF OBJ
LADIES al other remedies have been tried in
suucuons aitel vegetable, containing nothing in
VAN. IL is pare. y tho health, and may be takun
the least inJurloue \ HLues,
WIZ pe',eos 10Y 'ltry, with ful directions,
by addressing - So. po.tSanra
j sni le65c&H. 80. Is Pra No o1Aoos. 04'-~e'
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-11

Every Intelligent sud rhInAins person must know
That remedies handed out general use ahoud have
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands Of regularly educated ply stefan, whose
preparatory studies tit hin or al the dnties he must
fuldl ySt the country Is haoded with poor ncsruns
and pgrE AZ TO be the best IN the world,
which are MT ora. seless, but always injurious.
The untortunate <ssss3 be PARTICULAR Ia selecting
his physician, as it l2nlantGbe yet neontrogert
BE fact THAT many ~phltic patients are made mf-
from Inexperienced physe ems in general practice FOR
tits point generally e0BcedIS oy the BEST sypiogrs-
Diners, that the study sad ehs1t OF u1s9e come
dlants should eEgross the Dhoie si4s " 1sose Wno
would be competent aad success. " N ncI uest-
ment and cure. The inexperienced Sen,eS1 pIacu-
himself acquainted Win thsir patlosogy,. commonly
pursues system OF treatment, in most Nes lesk-
ing an indiseriIaiDste that 2nCiauased ~ "Ao-
QerOue yaSDops the EszeGfy.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-11
szsu u. nay Yaezsan6c 9aa TesrtE5 60 Ehis
~ UnAaHRy ExRsrienee!

Young men tt >ubied with emissions In sleep,-a
Complaint generally the result OF bad habit In
youth,-treated scentl saly ana perfees cure war
ranted or no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we ere consulted ~ one Or
whom are a. weak and emaeisfed as though they had
the consumption, By their tren Is are supposed te
have 1t. All such cases yield to the of1pe. snu OILY
correct course of treatment and in 'cort time are
made to rejoice In perfect health.
The Portland daily press., 1869-09-11
TO THE ELECTORS
OR THE
CITY OF PORTLAND.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of
IN warrants from the Mayor and Aldermen of the
City OF Portland, the inhabitants thereof qualified
by law to vote TOR State and County officers will
meet in their respective Ward Rooms, or usual
places of meeting,
Monday, the 13sh day of September
~ Instant,
at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon.
then and there to give in their votes Tor Governor
for four Senator's and four Representatives in the
Legislature eff this State; Tor County Treasurer
County Commissioner, Clerk of the Courts for the
County OF Cumberland. Also upon the question
Shall the Constitution be amended as proposed by n
Resolve OF the Legislature, providing for an smend-
nent OF the Constitution authorizing the Legisla-
ture to divide towns into voting districts.
The polls on such day of election to remain omen
until Jour O'Clock in the afternoon, when they shall
be closed. sg1tNf.r Ts1Lf-
The Aldermen of said city will be in open session
at Office of Chief Engineer of Fire Department, in
City Building Hom nine o'clock in the forenoon un-
til one O'Clock in the each of the three
secular days next preceding said day of election,
and from three to five O'Clock in the afternoon on
the last OF said three secular days. for the purpose
of receiving evidence of the qualifications of voters
hose names have not been entered on the list of
qualified voters, in and for the seven al Wards and
tor correcting said lists
GEO. G. HOPKINS, City Clerk.
.r- sept7-td
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RKsdsIa.Arns, ns-u.

2here are many men OF the age Of thirty W. 10 are
sroubled with too frequent excavations fror the oad
Der, often accompanied by slight snarting OF b. tn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In ma. y
ner the patient cannot account for, On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment vii loften be
found, and sometimes small particles OF seEen OF al
bumen wiz appear, or the color will be OF Thin milk
sh hue, again changing to DARK aud turbid appear
snce. There are many men who die OF ths difficulty,
ignorant OF the cause, which is the
sEooHD sTAGE OF sEHINAL WRAzNag5.
cSn warrant perfect cure IN such cssee, and q
full ami healthy restoration OF ths nrinsTy organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
csn do 80 BY writing, 81 plain manner, desCrip-
ton Of their dseases and The appropriate remedies
will be forwarded Immediately.
Jan corresp0ndenCs stsic1iy o9nase1tiAi and VIII
Be returned, II oogisads
AddrssEs DE2. j. Is. hUGHEH,
no. isPreble Street.
&e1t door to the Ptsple HQus9, PoruAnn, nc
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The Portland daily press., 1869-09-11
House for Sale.
Two First-Class Houses for Sale.

THE two New Firsf-class DweIIings, ON
IL the corner of Pine and Thomas streets are now
ready ior the market. They are elegantly and dura-
bly, built and fitted with all the modern convenences
ANY party desiring to purchase a desirable resi-
dence in the best portion the city asked to call
and examine this property. Apply to
my10t FRED JOHNSON, on the premises