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Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19
"Cory O,Lannsn on Boys.

Something's are said in favor of boys some
trades would not live without them. The glass
putin men wouldn't have much to do, and putty
would be on the decline, if there were no boys
to break the windows.
There would be no customers for the cast-iron
peaches and green apples which come early in
the season; but for the boys, the doctors
wouldn't have so much 10 do curing the disease
of cholera a-morbus arising therefrom.
Boys can be useful when they have mind to,
sell newspapers, black boots, hold horses
and do chores.
10 printing Offices boys are known asNdevils-
printers have plain way of speaking.
Boys individually are better than boys collect
lively.
If there were only one boy in the world,
think he would be a good ooy it generally
takes two boys to get up any mischief. =
Have one boy in store and you can make
him useful. Hire second boy and their time
will be chiefly devoted to chasing another
over the counter and firing the dust-brush and
directory at.each others head.
boy begins to be a nuisance when he is
eight years old How soon he grows out of il
depends on circumstances. Some neye: do.
1t is questionable whether boy leads up an
enjoyable existence. They take great deal Of
fun at other peoples expense, but they have
most always got grievances. They would like
10 have their own way a little more, aud pretty
way it would be.
Give boy chance in all occupations in life,
and the chances are that he would prefer either
10 be Robinson Crusoe on a deserted island, or
a captain of band of robbers, such as he had
read about, and seriously thinks of going into
one or the other of these desirable occupations
when he gets to be man. He has great respect
tor stage-driyer or the captain of canal-boa
there is an idea of nd in these positions
that takes bis ideas. His idea of being mar
is, having plenty of money, doing what you
please, and being able to chew and smoke to-
bacco without getting sick over it,.
Somebody wrote song, " Would ! were
boy again" Those who had the bringing up o
him are not likely to have the same sentiment
Raising boy once is AS much anybody wants
10 undergo, and, fortunately, when they once
grow up they stay growed up, and have childrer
of their own to afllict them.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19

EXPERIENCE TEACHES NoTHING.-So with love
man sees his comrades futtering like en-
chanted moths about some stately man-slayer
some fair and shining light set like false bea-
con on dangerous cliff to lure men to their de-
struction he how they snge and burn in
the flame of her beauty, but he is not warned.
If ones experience teaches little or nothing
the experience of the Others goes for even less
and no man yet was ever warned off the de-
structive fire of love because. his companions
had burnt their fingers there before him, and
his own are sure to follow. 1t is the same with
women, and in greater degree They know all
about Don Juan well enough they are perfectly
well aware how he treated and B and and
ID but when it comes to their own turn, they
think that this time surely, and to them, things
will be different and he in earnest and so they
slide down into the allurng fame, and bHrn their
fingers for life by playing with forbidden fire.
But have we not all the secret belief that we
shall escape the snares and pitfalls into which
Others have dropped, and among which we
choose to walk that fire will not burn our fin
gers, at least SO very badly, when thrust
them into it? and that by some legerdemain OF
Providence, we shall be delivered from the con-
sequences of our own folly, and that two and
two may be made to count fiys in our behalf
Who is taught by the experience of an unhappy
marriage, sayE No sooner has he got himself
free from the pressure of Que chain and bullet
than he hastens to fasten on another, quite sure
that chain will be no heavier than the dainties
little thread of gold, and this bnliet as light and
sweet as q cOwslip ball. EVERYTHING will come
right this time that had gone wrong before and
the hot bars of close association with an uncom-
Portable temper and unaccommodating habits
will be only like juggling trick, and will burn
no ones heart or hands .--.Sdturday Reriew.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19
FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.
DIR. PERRAULT is the only Agent in California for
Dr. BriOtS Female Monthly Pills.

hr immense sale has established their reputation
maze remedy nnapproached and far in advance of every
oer medicine Tor Suppression and Irregularities aud other
IN females On the receipt Five Dollars these
Pills Will be sent by mail express 10 any part of the
word, secure from curiosity damage
PERSONS at distance can be cured home by addressing
etter TO DR. j. PAhRAULT and Mont
gomery streets, Rooms Nos 10 and H. or Box 973 Post
oce san francisco stating the infinitely AS possible
sene,ai nei haDs OF living occupation, etc, etc.
All communications confidential. 1l3:52t
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A FRENCH RADICAL.-Raspail, whose death has
k.a d. L doa Ii

A FRENCH RADIcAL.-Raspai, whose death has
just been announced in Paris, is thus described !:
Raspail one of the French " irreconcilable, +"
is seventy-fve years old, and says that he has
spent fourteen years in prison for political Of
fenses, ten in exile, has been deceived hundred
times and poisoned seven. He lives in great
seclusion, and has very few visitors, being in
constant dread of police spies and Jesuits. His
mother, pious woman, designed him for the
church. and had vision in which she saw him
standing at the altar with miter on his head
and pastoral staff in his hand hut after study
ing for some years in ecclesiastical seminary,
he went to his bishop and said, ''My lord, | can
not stay | do not believe a word of what am
required" "Neither do I" replied the prelate,
with sigh "hut go in peace"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19

CLARET WME.-The Boston Journal of Chemis-
try says; 'No variety of wine is more danger
Gus than what is called claret. 1t is usually a
vile mixture. Thousands Of gallons are made by
allowing water to soak through shavngs, and
adding thereto a certain proportion of logwood
and tartaric acid, and a. little alcohol. Good
judges can hardly discriminate between this
mixture and the genuine article" .....,,
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Agency Notice.

VNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il we have placed all our outstanding accounts
10 tue hands OF q. Il. WILLIAMS for Immediate
, coilec.'on. All persons indebted to us are ad-
v.eeu " save costs by prompt settlement with
nun; HOSLlNGER EINFALT
Weavervills, September 4th, 1869. s6-sw
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19
SPERMATORRUTA

DR. DOHERTY has just published an important pam.
phet embodyng his own views aud experiences relation
ohpo'ehte or 'rilty being short treatise on Sperma
tOrrhea Seminal Weakness Nervous and PHYSICAL e.
y consequent ON this Affection other OF the
ua Organs
This little work contains information of the utmost yalne
10 all whether married single, will be sent FREE by
mai on receipt OF SIX CENTS in postage stamps
postage. Address " k DtlUERTY NJ d.
lz'ti San Francisco Cal
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES!
o
DIR. GIBBONS DISPENSARY,
623 Hsarnsy street,
Private entrance Commercial street.
Private entrance on Commercial street,
SAN FRANCISCO,

Established in 1854, for the treat
ment of Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect, Structure,
Syphilis in all its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, etc. Skin diseases (Ot
years standing) and liberated Legs, sue
cessfully treated.
DOCTOR GIBBON has the pleasure
Of announcing that he has returned to
this State, after an absence of one year,
during which time he has visited ali
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19

ADvERrIsiSG.-Josh Billings says; "Any bus
iness firm that hasn't got sand enough in its
craw to expend few dollars in making its bus
mess known 20 three or four thousand people
ought to pack up and go to pedding peanuts. !"
Joshs head was evidently "level," as the say
ing is, when be perpelrated the above. He de-
serves an obituary notice at the hands of every
newspaper in the country when he dies, as just
return for a sensible idea.
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.4 THE LATEST DISCOVERY.
M
Nj H ID L @ A II L O N
iVtaf DIR. ERASMUS wINsLOw's 81
LIVER AND STOMACH LOZENGEs

Is the most important medical novelty that modern chem
istry has produced 1t contains botanical extracts
ecty harmless in themselves but embodyng all the rened
a properties of mercury and destined in this pleasant
supercede and Danish from general the pills
and poons of which that dangerous exctan main in.
greden More than one Thousand experiments made
by the inventor of this peerless remedy before brought
its state Of perfection. fhe Lozenge harmless
It's operation, and although the medical its eur
tive eomponent has been exnguished by chemical their
virtues remain as active and potent as
In Dyspepsia, Biousness, Constipation Sick Nervous
Headache, Piles, Dropsy aud the Irregularities which the
feebes subject the Lozenges will be found infinitely
effective than any of the horrible disgusting COM
pounds usually administered in such anbil
o specific aud general aperent they have equal either
regular pharmacopea.
So IL guaranteed that who has once tried DR.
Eaasnius Winslows Liver and Stomach Lozenge will ever
rgain take purgative owder, or draught, pill.
REDDlNGT0N, H0STETTER CO.,
sl-ly Agents for Pacific Coast
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19

TO THE AFFLICTED.-DR. W ia. DoHERTY returns HE
sincere thanks his patients for their patronage
nues to consult at his Institute for the dis
eases of the LUNGS, LIVER, KIDNEYS
URINARY ORGANS and all private diseases viz
all its forms and stages; SEMINAL WEAKNESS all
rid consequences of self abuse GONORRHoEA GLEET,
TUREs. NOCTURNAL and DUBNAL EMssInNs SEXUAL DEBILITY,
diseases OF the Back and Lons Inflammation the Bladder
successful practice will insure him share
lie patronage BY practice of many wears in Europ and
the United states, he enabled to apply the aud
successful remedies against disses of all kinds lie
without mercury charges moderate his patients
correct and honorable way and has references ofunqueso
abe veraey IRON men OF known respectabiy aud high
standing in society All parties consulting him by letter
otherwise VIII receive Ae best and genes treatment and
implicit secrecy.
TO FEMALES.-When female is in trouble OF afflicted
with disease weakness of the back limbs pa
head, dimness Of sight loss of muscular power palpaton
oil the heart irraby, nervousness. urinary diff
cnltie arrangement of digestive functions general debility
vagnitis all diseases OF the hysteria sterty anda
other diseases peculiar to females she slould 90 or write
to the celebrated female Doctor W X DoHERTy at his
Medical Institute and consult him abont her troubles any
disease The Doctor is efectng cures than any other
PHYSICIAN IN the State of California. Let false decad
prevent yon but apply immediately, and yourself Om
painful sulerngs and premature death. All married
whose delicate health other circumstances prevent an
crease IN their families should write OF call DR. w H. Do
hERTi Medical Institute and they will receive every posi-
BILE relief and help The Doctors offices are so that
he can be consulted without fear of observation.
TO CORRESPONDENTS Patients residing in apv partO
the state however Distant who may desire the opinion
advice OF DR. DoERY their respective cases and
think proper to submit written statement of such in pref
eece 10 holding personal Interview
ed that their will be held most sacred and
confidential If the fully and canddly described
personal communication will be unnecessary as instre.
tlons Tor Diet regimen and the general treatment of the
case sel ncudng the remedes) will be without
delay and in such no idea of the
port OF the letter or parcel transmitted
Nv Consultation, by letter otherwise FREE Permanent
cure guaranteed ONO pay Address,
W. X. DOHERTY, NJ D., San Francisco, Cal
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Established expressly to AFFORD he afflicted sound and sei
tlfc Nedicdt AID in the treatment and cure Of all
I'fr0e dHd Chronic diseases, Of Sc
Crecy, and all SEXUAL DISORDERS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19

YOUNG divorce-seeking colored woman in
Cincinnati pleaded her own case as follows !:
Judge ] can't love dat dar nigger--he kicked
me In de ribs once till be losened all my insides.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19

MARRIAGE OF KoLEATIoN, -"Ab, dear ma
dame, young girl wants guidance in such a
serious step. There is nothing more dangerous
than marriage of inclination" "They do
turn out badly sometimes" Mrs. Russell as
sented. What can young girl know" cried
madame. Shall | tell you how | married 2
One day, at dinner, my father presented to me
two young men, both good-lookng and of nearly
equal fortune. My father said after they had
taken leave, i give you your choice. Take
either but il is time yon were established 1t
was toss up. / said, Il don't know which is
the incest. They are both rice.' He said, My
daughter, of the two prefer the one with fine
light hair. Thesidark one, you perceive, has
hair of a brisly nature. AS far as know, this
is his only defect still, have observed that
men with this peculiar wiry hair generally
hasty, passionate men, Then let it be the
fair-haired one, said" "And that was Mons.
FieuEI eyes; and he has been perfect
husband to ME. Never once has he been out of
temper; and that is saying a great deal for
nearly twenty years. And only to think ma
dame, but for my fathers advice might have
chosen the dark man instead of the fair"
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Meaital
..@ Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to ats original color
sctM the gloss and
freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thick
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19

Mono LAKE.-The lake, says an exchange, is
certainly one of the greatest curosities in the
State of California, if not n the world The
lake is eighteen miles in length, by thirteen in
width. Its color in the center is dark bottle
green; near the shore, of an alkai coIcr. On
the western shore numerous streams empty into
it. On the northern and northeastern shore in
Vulnerable springs boil up from the bottom. One
of these springs is twenty-five feet in diameter,
and comes to the surface with such force that it
is impossible to keep boat on the top of it. 1t
is One-half mile from the shore, and in twenty
eight feet of water. On the shore of the lake
numerous columns of rock, resembling coral
rise from the water. They are from five to fifty
feet in height, and supposed to have been formed
by the fresh-water. springs which, in almost
every instance, burst from beneath them. They
of different diameters, and have been worn
by the wind and woven into the most fantastic
shape, then encrusted by the calcarous deposit
of the water, which gives them the appearance
of marble columns, or the ruins of some mag
nifcent temple. Two or three miles back from
the shores the same rock exists, proving that
the lake has been at least one thousand feet
higher than at present. M I q j ..
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19
IIOLLOWAY,S pills
AND
HOLLOWAY'S OINTM EMIT.

D .
Disorder of the Stomach, Liver & Bowels
Ie stomach is the great centre which influences the
or disease OF the sysemabused debated by
Indigestion, offensive breath and physical pr0sraon are the
hta consequences Allied to the brain, the
refreshing sleep The Liver becomes affected and
bilious disorders pains in the side The Bowels sympa
thze by Costiveness. Darrha and Dysenery The prne
pal action OF these Pills is the stomach and the liver
lungs bowels and kidneys participate in their
and regeneIatve operation.
EryesipeIas and Salt Rheum.
Are two of the most virulent disorders preya-
lent on TINS continent to these the Ointment
antagonistic its nos 0peraad is first to eradicate the
venom and then complete the
had Legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers.
Cases OF many standing pertinaciosy re-
sed TO yield to other remedy treatment have nyar
aoy uccumbed to lew applications of this powerful un-
guent.
EruPtiOns OF the Skin.
Arising from bad state of the blood or chronic diseases
are eadcafed and clear aud transparent surface
by the restorative action of this ointment 1t
many OF the cosmetics and other toilet in its
70 dspei rashes and other dshgurements of the face
Female Complaints.
Whether in the young old married or single at the dawn
OF omanhood, or the turn of life tonic medicines dis
play SO decided influence that marked mproy is
soon preceptibe IN the health of tile patient Being pureiy
vegetable preparation, they and reliable remedy
or all classes o Females in every condition aud
station of life.
Piles and Fistula.
Every form and feature of these prevalent and sbborn
nsodersB Is eradicaed locally and entirely by use of this
emoent warm lamentations should precede its application
Its healing qualities will be found be thorough and inya
riabe ~
Both the Ointment the Pills should he used in m 81
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gueekly Grinity yaurnal.
Lines

Presented By A BRoTHEB TO SISTER, on HER BREAKIS
A DRINKING
See sister. in this shattered glass,
The tate Of many a pretty lass;
Woman, like glass il frail aud weak,
Aud apt slip, and apt TO break.
Glass, when broken by falling,
Is gone forever, passed recalling;
Take therefore. each step with caution,
For just like glass is reputation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1870-02-19

4 NAUTloNl-see that the words I" HOLLOWAY New YoRK
~ ana LoNDON, appear watermark on every leaf of
te DOCK 0f directions which enOds each box or not No
Others are genuine handsome given for pirma
on leading To the detection of countereiters of the e
elhes ana venders OF the deceptive articles knowing Them n
se sueh Sold at the mann factory No. 80 Maiden Lane and
ny druggists and medicine dealers throu the world
great saving BY taking the large Full instructions
with every box pot t7-' -N''"'
1s-ly REDINGToN, H0sTETTER CO.. Agents.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID !
OUICK CURES AND MODERATE CHARGES
DOCTOR W. K. DOHERTY'S

FflVate MEDICAL and Surgical Institute
SACRAMENTO ST., BELOW MONTGOMERY,
Opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s Oce Priyat
entrance on Leidesdorh street, San Francisco
The union Democrat., 1870-07-02

A BIG INJUN TAXES "SHock. Our Pi-
ute Indians are of an inquiring turn of mind
and always flock around street show, where
they will stand for hours, stretching their
necks over the shoulders of white specta-
tors, drinking in through open eyes and
mouths the wonder before them. Sunday
afternoon last quite a crowd of white men
and the usual sprinkling of Piutes were gath
cred about an electrical machine which was
in full blast near the corner of G and Union
streets. Several whites had bought two bits
worth of the artificial lightning, when "big
Injun, whose raiment consisted principally
of big turkey feather and few daubs of
red paint, marched up in drove by himself,
like Baxter's hog, and became customer to
the peddler of home made lightning. He
seized upon the handles cf the machine, and
the man at the wheel began to grind. So
deep was the silence which rained in that
expectant crowd that you might have heard
the blowing of nose. Presently the paint
ed warrior began to exhibit signs of uneasi-
ness. He evidently felt thrills and things
twitches, for instance His grim counte-
nance became grimmer, than grimmest.
There was fearful working of his facial
muscles; his eyes began to google; the paint
on his cheek bones cracked and fell off in
flakes. He tried to drop the handles of the
machine, but they stuck fast to his fingers.
'Ai-you y he cried, ''no goode Stah-you
mana You stop-ee wagon-whoa, haw
Cd d-nl" Hereupon he began wild
sort OF war dance, his fingers still upon the
keys of the machine, as though playing an
accompaniment on the piano. "Hi-you.
Cd d-n /! Do i'm small-me plenty two
bit !" The "wagon" being stopped, the
mobile red man" made a break through the
crowd at a rapid ratio. Upon gaining safe
distance. he turned, and drawing himself up
to his full hight, with great dignity remark
ed as follows "Shoo, fly l'-Tuyinia CITY
Enterprise.
The union Democrat., 1870-07-02

A SUGGESTION FOR ScHooLs.-They have
a delightful custom in the Swiss schools for
boys, which might be adopted with great ad-
vantage to all concerned in this country
During the weeks of the summer vacation, it
is TIE habit of the teachers to make, with
their pupils, what arc called coydges IN zig-
zig; i. e. pedestrian tours among the sublime
mountains and charming valleys of that land
of beauty and grandeur Squads of little fel-
lows in their blouses, with their tough boots
drawn on, and knapsacks on their backs,
may be met during the season in all the high
ways, and sometimes in the remotest passes
of the Alps. as chirrupy as the birds on the
boughs, and as light and bounding as the
chamois which leap from crag to crag. They
are perfect pictures of health and happiness,
and the treasures of fine sights they lay up
in their memories, during these perambu la
tions, 1t would be difficult to describe. We
know of more than one urchin tha. has thas
scaled the SUBMITS of the Faul Horn, looked
down from the precipices of the Revent. walk
ed over the frozen oceans of the glaciers. and
gazed in rapture upon the sunsets on the
Jungfrau or Mount Blanc. Their tramps are
made without danger and without much ex-
pense, and the life is one of incessent enioy-
ment and rapture. But why could not the
same thing be done here, where we have the
Catskills, the Adriondacks, and the White
Mountains, the exquisite lakes of its rapids,
Niagara, and the lovely scenery of Western
Virginia, which we are told, is scarcely sur
passed ON the continent?-Over the long in
tervenlng stretches the railroad will bridge
the distance, while the country inns are not
expensive, and the country fare wholesome
and nutritious. ~ R1ndns's Magazine.