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RIa.slv, a.,;s uldes snename $50 styi5 OF Tie
Il Gbeatar 3GS 1;sS os;,a aadaef gompany
Seedins tSa snm a 4 va YssS1 do1 h
WitSthS TiabtsE ina ,uvisasa ana shs &Slalla, f.,
pieadlahd fe impfeSse,l@, I'M n hNv IN SSgit say y y
G6mpatank ;nrissi icti oms 80 sba1y 3Uu5e ~ y.
nsea common aenl. and ti,e as MO sa - liz ~
at Viii and nieasMla and ~ w;sh aM = ~ aises
fiRiEs; pTiyIiaVss a;;S I'M 81 osGS. ES.
AfSnow Beddrea ~ iaw to- IiKa Sf inSSlt,SSnt Saa.
ssa S:ThiuAot ba FI.,, .;,aam III 81,
public AT, and shall remain II .iG.. iorce tx. :.
the term OF fifteen wears. :f9a' II ~
ahAppSoyed Fehruary 2B.. 1877.
. So s., ~ - 80
IN 1oT fb XMKNb An NrrrTnn 4 w i3Isr p22s1 I. &
tN60hpoa ITha THE n,vr;appii, = "a,
Q 1RAInRo4ns ioosrf lt9YI, on; cYaRrps;ro,, NOW
e;s: soWH aARoIlNA." /" AppaoyED 1sT 1rSpnz
1870 - \ 81 ]. NJ i. -
!GsoHcN &. 81 Il e,sdttstSd byy' Tie Senate late
aniR Gss' III oRspf ahtatives 81; EtEa
sitting ip General Assembly, and By ithe
authority 4of the same, The, Enterprise
Raflfoad C6mpaiiT tsfe Gerebv All IitfiSoriizesd ri s
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Keyes' Early Prolific Tomato Plants.
1T is claimed that this TOMATO is f,fteen to
Il thirty days earlier than any other variety
known. The fruit is OF good size, round and
smooth, brflliant color, perfectly solid and
stock hardened. Can be transpIantetI without
loss. For sale at ,7' -,'
April IA t HEINITsH's DRUG STORE.
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GOOD BUTTER.

EINE BEEF, fipe Deef Tongues f,na
~ Smoked Beef, Su8ar-Cured Strins.
Sngar-Cnred Shoulders, Sugar. Cured Pia
Hams, Dutch Herrings, Cream Cheese ana
champagne Cider, at
April G. DIERCK's.
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Boston. and New York, ibut cohtinne, to see
Rattients az my othce No. 1e n. SIXTH street,
a:p ap:npilasaaePhia, 81 every Saturday; from II. to
nation With tho Respirometer will be 'charRed
hVe dollars The Respirometer decleres the
saaSS o condition of tho lpngs and patients
But deaire It distinctly Understood that the
valne OF my medicines depends entirely upon
tions, ,:,I.-., ''".'lN .. -
In conclusion. will say that when pcrsons
take my medicines and their systems are
brought into e healthy condition thereby.
saey arc not 80 liable to take cold, yet no one
OF atmosphere without tho liability Of creator
or less Irritation Of the bronchial tubes.
Full directions in all languages accompany
my my medicines, M SO explicit and o!earthat any one
= iioAn j., J. Il. Ha.qssRassiE sdHEEcK. NJ. D.
Nm NO. rs N. SIXTH street, Philadelphia.
:: NoY A9 .L.l- q t1y
POISONOUS MEDICINEs.-Tho theory
that the virus Of disease can ,be safely coun-
teracted by doses Of poison, is false and dan.
gerous. Within tho last twenty-five years,
not less than scoro OF virulent poisons have
been added to tho repository OF the medical
profession. They are given in small doses,
otherwise they would destroy life Immediately:
but even in minute quantities, they produce.
ultimately, very disastrous effects. 1t is un-
wise and unphilosophical to employ, as remc-
dies, powerful and insidious drugs, which. in
subjugating ono disease, BOW tho eoods of
another still moro unmanageable. Mono OF
these terrible mcdicamonts operates with as
much directness and certainty upon tho
causes Of disease as HOsTETTERs SrO-
MAIN b1tIERS, tonic and CORE ctiye toifh.
oat stn7te de!eterious ingredient in its con,po
s1t.on; Arsenic and quinia are given for in
termittents; bromide OF. potassium for nery.
ons disoE,deers; stryohnine and pruasio acid for
genera debility; mercury, in variona forms;
Ior liver complaint; preparations Of chioro,
form form : and M opium for sleepleasness; and yet
these deadly drugs do not compare. az s.,o.
cifics for the. diseases above enumerated With
sha. Wh9'eaDme s; vegetable invigorant and
1t Is saston{ehing any PHI! sician should take the
,redsp1tnsiGility ,dlp t oEprescribing them Let inva-
fore they resort to the poisons. The reIief
they Wil experience from course of the
harmless n specific: will render recourset to The
nnsas'a preparations referred to, quite nn
oeeeseNf! ..-. u. .a,b May 5 to
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JOINT RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE STATE
TREASURES TO PURCHASE FIRE PROOF
SAFE FOR THE USE OF THE ATTORNEY.
GENERALS OFFICE.
n Be ii resoired by the Senate and House
OF Representatives Of The State of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General
Assembly, and by the authority of the
same, That the State Treasurer be, and
he is hereby, authorized to purchase O
fire proof safe for. the use Of the At
itorney. Generals cffioe, at cost of not
more than eight hundred dollars.
+. Approved March 8, 1871.
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provides that, it shall be On ir;ir.eyooab1e i;i.,
eonditinn OF sale that The ;ttaiH4ohassrs
shall erect none other than ;brfok build
1nga thereon, be, and the same is Hereby,
repealed.n5a ui...n y.7T
Approved March 3 a. b. 1871. II:
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To Lawyers.
A CTS Of Legislature of 1871. Price 81.
~ opinion OF Supreme Court OF South Ca
roiina on Negro Bonds. Price so cents,
Now Rules OF Practice Of tho Circuit Courts q
OF South Carolina. Price 81; interleavcd 50.
For sale by BRYAN & McCARTEn.
April rs Bookscllers Columbia
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-10
RAFFI.Ei
VALUABLE PROPERTY !
FOR 80 EO
FOR So so.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RAFFLE OFF
L on Friday, the 30th day of June, 1871. the
following valuable property, situated in Oregon
Gulch, Trinity county, viz:
The undivided one-third of the mining claim ;
Of Slattery Bros, with good water privilege
belonging thereto, two reservoirs, fumes, tools
and all improvements upon said claims.
A good title, tree from I'll ncumbrance, will
be guaranteed to the winner. propose to sell
800 tickets at 81 so each. The drawing will
positively take place upon the day mentioned.
Tor whatever amount | my have realized from
the sale of tickets, by that time Place and
manner OF drawing TO be announced hereafter.
JOHN SLATTERY,
oregon Guleh, March So, 1871. l3-3m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The originator Of This wonderful medicine claim. M h
discover ci aud cmbnod IN harRtony of Nit,yss r,
sovereign medic lpIer les than combis%
ole neicne. Tue evidence oi this f,ct il found in The r,
variety of must obstinate diseases which IL has been hni "
conquer. In the cne of Bronchitis, &rere CqLs and ,b
carly stages of C6asumpO, it has as'on, he'd c meII
Guilty aud hundreds al the hest ph -icnIs pr ~ u!
tie greatest medical disc rey Of tie o0e. While il Gu e. ,
everest C"n hs II sleng en~ tie system nnd pnrite III
bio I. by it, great aud torogt Ltd fying Drn,t
II c0TrS an HuntorS irun the worst Scrfald To n c,rn,
Ihaci iimpe Eruption. Mcrcuril Dkere Ni'oni
P"isuns. sypiitc anl ienrral De ses. and 4 cir eo
nre eradicaed AMI rigor1us heaHb and s,atnd c1gt
e-labli-hei. Erysipet IS. Su Rh"ttn. !Scdu n adj E
SreS. ScdIy M Logb i1 In shot. all nun er,rs ~;
caused bv bal 0ad conquered by hi p,wern,
p' in aud i,vigtat medicine For Iirer Cnn,;,t
linus Dis rlere and Htbaai C1,stip ri n H. has nr
hunt els al perfect aud permanent where other n"
cine had filled The proprietor 'ncrs 81 0NO reward r
MEDICINE that will e1utl it IN he ~ all the disc c,
viii il j. recommended few're nf cauneytcis and rtl
les limitations See thnt my private ,"vernment Siam
which is posre gu ud0iee IF GeDHsneness is un tbe n
side wrapper. This me icnc is Nd by Dr.qgse ot Al 0c
pr6Me rrepnei by r. PIERCE. NJ. u. Sole proprie.
tor ut his Chemical Laboratory 133 Seneca street nu,
~ l. lS-3m
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-10
RE MiuMS

~S'~ WV
BUSINESS MANAGERS-A. W. Potter, A II
Ilagndorn, j. Corwell Lee.
BY special permission we refer 10 the follow
ing welI-kn"wn citizrns:
John H. Dickson. Sheriff Nevada County; T.
W. Sieourney john A. Lancaster National Ex-
change liot" NJ. s. Deal Editor Nevada Tran.
script; e.. V. Schmittburg, Postmaster JuliUs
Grecnwnld County Treasurer; Geo. b. Newell,
ex.County Supervisor Thos. j. Gardner, Edi.
tor Nevada Gdzefte p. Banner, Merchant r. b
Gentry, late Sheriff Nevada County d. Il Bell,
Deputy Postmaster Ira A. Eaton, Union Hotel
&. G. Allen, Nevada Foundry Judge T. II
Rolfe Geo K Phillips, Merchant: a. Gold.
smith, Merchant; VIM. r. Coe Chief EnginetI
Fire Department 7. Garfield, x-Chief Engineer
Fire Department; A. Sanford, Merchant, Bivrn
& Potter, Merchants; Lester l. Muloy, Mtr.
chants l. Nihell City Marshal
Good responsible Agents wanted. Liberal
commissions allowed. Money should he cent hy
Express, or by Draft on any solvent Bank Ad-
dress all communications to.
e. u. SOCIETY,
myl3td N..ads Guy, Cal.
G. w. DAVIS,
Agent for Trinity County.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-10
THE NEW FOOD.

For g few cents yon can bry
OF your Grocer O. Druggist u
package cf SEA Moss FARINE
made from pro I-;1,l Toss O.
Carrageen, which Will ,2"Eo
sixteen quarts Ct limo I--@nSc,
and c liko q-ctti j cf fPudGi-GG1
Custards, C-ca~o, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It il to cheapest,
healthiest c1lI racso delicious
food in the world. I; mcke1 9
splendid Dessert, end has no
equal as q light and delicate
food for Invalids end Children.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-10

Made Of roor Euu,, Vhiniicy, ProUf sjoiritD
cndIlcfmsa Iiqao:a doctor d, ,spiccd and sweet
onclt1 Ilols3 t3 taste, call 4o1ics, y" App~t.-
o.s," Ecs.orc-c," &C., that lead tic tppcr en- to
drunkenness and rra, hut arc true Medicine, mado
fgom tic Native ootS and .cr0s of California. FREQ
frn:n all Alcoholic StimiUlun:g. Ther ere tho
GREAT I;!4ooo PURIFIERS and a LIFE
GIYINi. PRINCIPLE p-r.-ct Ecnovator and
lnvigo:.tor orti, System, carrying of all poisonous
matter aad restoring tie blood TO healthy condition.
No person cCa a;o tIcsc Elttcr9 according to Gr2c.
tioa nad rcmGlnl long ulw-u
&1CO VIII be Eiven fer Gl ,ncCraOs case, provided
the bones pre not destroyed by mineral poison CT
ether MEANS and TIC vital orCaaG wasted beyond tac
point ofrapa!-.
Far Inlmmmntory and Chronic I,hcnmr-
tism aud Goat, Dyspr .,-ia az Indigestion,
Bilious, I:cHittcmt ,mtcrtni,icn, Fcvcrf,
Diseases of t.ie t.i0Cd, Liver, Kidney, Cnd
Bladder, thcSo E.iicrG ave becn most r"cc. es-
IA S.ch DiscCacD c:c carccd ~ Niii0tcd
Bioo,.. winch Is generally produced ~ Ge:aast"ent
or tIs E:grs:ivc Organs.
DYScE2S:A OR IEDlG GESTiON, IicaC'
rcac t. 4 iltao Shoulders. CoIs!5. Tg.t lcss Oft.
Chest Dizziness, Son. E.lc:atoas of tio ctonac.',
Eal t.s.c il tie Mouth, L loas Attacks, Ta'ltat!oa
ef TIC I.3a::. Inflammation Of tc lu2gs, rala In tl9
rogo:s tf the l.iGncys aad hundred otAc: pc.a.rl
tymp:2ms, G:1 tic oGsgr.aG3 Of Dyspepsia
tn yia;go::te tao Stomach cId stimulate tie tor
pidl.yc. a1d bowels, which render them OF racguacl
eGlc.cyil olc.ceng tie E:ood CT c:llnCrr.cs, aal
inp.:tl:g new hfc Cld ygor to tie whole system.
TD-s SKIN DISEASES, Era?toas,T T.ctt2-, ca.s
ELc-:a, Dotccs, Spots, in9ca, ra5tG'c7, EOS, Cs:-
bunccs EiaG-Wor:s, ccali---cal Cora Eycs, .7s.:-
oas ltch Scurf5, Discoo?ct.o2a of tho Ska, HlGo7J
aad Diseases oftc Skin, OK wAa.cvcT nc3 ornatuTc.
literally dag r2 aa c2-r 81 ont oftio system IL
uhor, tina by the orthcss Dttc:s Onc bottlc n
tuch cases win convlacs tao most iacredulous OF tacr
curative effect.
Cloaaac tt, v!tia:3l Dloo1 whenever you md IL
inpurtcs bursting through the skin In Inples E.u.-
tons Sores cleanse 1t VIII you had it o5struccl
rn1 rluggsh II tie veins ccaa5, it wcn: Is foul,
cai you- feelings viii tel you wAcl. Ecc? tie llool
pure Glt tle heath oftlc system will fo.ioT'.
PIN. TAP; G2l o:ior worn! lurking n 80
ryston OF many tlolsalds c15ct:G'y Gest:or-
Cd aa1 moved. To: fIll d!rcc.oas, real ca.efullJ
the crculs. around each bottle, r:nt,l in to@ l2:'
Guayes-Ei;lSl German, rs..cI a. Spanish.
J.wAL--i,-,, Proprietor. r. =. ::c0o,;A-o { CO..
Druggists nad Ger. Agents. sa1 Francisco, ca.
cal 33cllc! Comuo C, Street, ,.cv Yo:-
TT SOD d Ill D..JGa a-5-3 80 DEALERS.
lU-ANI-lN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-10
WEAVERVILLE
AN ID
u a Y FORK EXPRESSi

NHE PUBLIC is HEREBY INFORMED THAT
l. | will hereafter run n Weekly Express be-
tween the above-named places, aud thar all bus
mess inrusted 10 me will receive prompt and
personal attention. will leave Hay Fork every
Monday morning and Weavervlle every Tuesday
morning.
Leave orders at Wells. Fargo l. Co.'s Office, or
W. Yonng's Bank Exchange" Weavervlle.
b-xvi-tf. J. S. HOYT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1871-06-10
A Glorious Change!!
THE GREAT WOCLC'S TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
stOratiVe is tlac s.lcct-ancnor OF
the feeble and GcDiIitated. As
tonic and cordial rC-' TIC aged
and fHnsGsid, it Las no equal
among stCnhGc1:ics. IS a remedy
for the nervous weakness TO
which xvorncn crc especially cr:b-
sect, it is supcrscGing every ot.icr
s:iInsiiaEt. In al c;im::cs, t-ori-
cal, temperate, c. f:igiC, it Gets
rs Il specific in every species OF
disorder which underEMines the
bodily strength and breaks DOWN
the animal spirits. For sale by
all druggists.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-12-27
President Makers.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is, ISL.
The Senate was the scene yesterday
of a ~disgrsceful squa5ble sustained by
Senators Schurz, Trumbull, Sumner,
Upton and others of their sort, who feel
called upon to see that the Democratic
party is furnished with a good and suit
able candidate for President in 1872. It
has been evident for some time that these
gentlemen have been restless under tie
burden, selfimposed, of making this Sc
lection, and it has so weighed upon them,
that, as is usual with matters of great
importance and the mental anxiety ac-
companying, they have in their zeal
commenced with a mistake and a blum
der. They fall to scolding and abusing
the administration like very fishwomen,
as the shortest route to their destination.
They hesitate at nc length of vitupera-
ton, and glory in dark limitations of
terrible things about to be diyulged in
connection with the administration which
will cause each Individual hair of the
matted and combined locks of every
independent sovereign to stand on end,
like a Democratic hickory flag staff in
election times, with horror. They have
nothing definite to charge, nothing tan
gible to assert, and in order to reach
their purposes they allow the teeming
maggots Of their fertile brains to wiggle
out as the heralds of the coming of the
great serpent Of corruption, which they
know has no existence as they would
have people believe. Senator Wilson,
of Massachusetts,, delivered a broadside
into their careening bark yesterday by
the showing he made Of the incontestible
facts proving that there has been
an administration so jealous before to
ferret out corruption and fraud, nor so
prompt and merciless in Furnishing it
when discovered, and this in all cases,
whether the crimes were those of Re-
publicans Or Democrats. He paid the
very highest tribute to the people en-
gagged in the public service, and admins
tered the sharpest rebuke in so doing to
the petty righteousness which made
warfare by covert attacks and under
haEded inSinuations which cannot be
easily met,-Sdke Journal.
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MARRIAGES.
Marriage Notices inserted Gratis


In Champion, on the 18th inst. by Edward
Pierce, Esq, Mr.. JOHN p. CUMMINS, and
Miss SARAH ANN WARREN. all OF
Champion.
At the Thompson House, Dec. 2lst. 1871, by
Eev, ]. L. Darsie, Mr.. GEORGE PATTER-
SON, and Miss BELL WHEELER, both OF
Vienna, o.
In Breckenridge. Caldwell Co.. Mo-. on the
18th inst, at the residence Of Mr.. N. W.
Scott. by the Rev. Oliver Brown, Mr..
CHAS. !. MORSE. formerly Of gainesville,
Ohio, to Miss MARY Z. JONES, of Hart
ford, Trumbull Co., Ohio.
By Rev. Ira Eddy, on the 18th inst, in Nee
ca. Mr.. THOMPSON STROSNIDER. of
West Virginia, TO Miss SARAH THGMP-
SON, of Baconsburg.
By Rev. A. Falkner, Dec. 2Ist, at residence
Of Mr.. Melvin. Vernon, o., Mr.. JOHN H.
WHEELER, ofSUuben, o., toMrs. SARAH
BRONSON, Vernon, o.
Rev. n. Young, Mr.. T. Q. HOBART TO Miss
LIZZIE SToRRIER, all OF Vernon.
In Greene, on the 18th ofDec. by E. Wake
field, Mr.. JAMES G. QUEALE to Miss
ELLEN NJ. MERRITT.
In Greene. on the sd Of Dec, by Ed. E.
Wakefield, Mr.. RICHARD G, PALFREE-
NAN and Miss MARIA CORY.
Dec. q, 1871, by Rev. ]. H. Stoney. at the
resid' nee OF the brides father, in Bazetla,
Mr.. WIN. A. WEIR, and Miss ALICE N.
FANSLER, both Of BaZetta.
Dec. q, 1871, by Rev. j. H. Stoney. at the NJ.
E. Parsonage, Baconsburg. Nj. GERSHAM
s. TURNER and Miss HELEN KINGS
LEY. both Of Fowler.
Dec. q, ISL, by Rev. ]. II. Stoney. in the n.
z. Church in Ba~consburg, Mr.. HYMEN Il.
KINGSLEY. of Fowler, and Miss ANNlS
p. ROSE of Bazetta.
Dec. "a, 1871. by Rev. ]. H. Stoney, in the 81.
E. Church, in BacOnsburg, Mr.. WARREN
F. MEEK. and Miss HATTIE i. cow
derry both OfRazetta.
Dec. IS, 1871. by Rev. ]. II. Stoney, at the
residence OF the brides father, in Bacons-
burg, Mr.. JAMES B. CALDWELL, and
Miss AMARETT MAPES, both Of Bacons-
burg.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-12-27
Week Of PRAYER.
AMERICAN EvANGIcAL ALLIANCE,
S. BIBLE HOUSE,
NEW YORK CITY, Dec. ISL.
To the Christians Of America.

NEW YORK CITY, Dec. ls7l.J
To the Christians Of America.
Beloved Brehren: The general OBJ
servance, throughout the Christian world,
of the week of special and united prayer,
beginning with the first Lords Day in
January, has now been sanctioned by
the practice, and endeared by experience
Of many years.
The condition Of the nations and of
the church of the present time, demands
more earnest application than ever. for
the favor Of Almighty God.
Confidently anticipating the sympathy
and cooperation of all Christians in our
land, we submit the following plan, sub
stantislly adopted by the various branch
es of the EVangical Alliance, for OBJ
seryance during the week of PRAYER in
January, 1872, and urge that such meas
ures be taken as will insure a more gen.
eral participation even than heretofore,
in these united services.
Sunday, January 7.-SERMoN: Sub
iect: The Faith once delivered to the
Saints" - the bond Of union among
Christians; its defence binding on all.
Monday, January S.-THANKsGIvING:
For Gods ~"Unspeakable Gift - for His
mercies, personal, relative and national f;
for the maintenance and restoration of
peace, and preservation from famine and
other calamities for spiritual blessings /;
for the progress of Christ's kingdom ;
and for the usefulness of the Christian
ministry.
Tuesday, January -HUMILIATIoS.-
for personal and national sins, with ac-
acknowledgement of Divine judgment;
for weakness of faith, disobedience and
worldliness in the church, with confess
sion of unfaithfulness.
Wednesday,, January l0.-PRAYER-
for families for the conversion OF chill
dren in the increase of domestic piety ;
for a blessing on the youth at schools,
colleges, and universities, and all enter
ing upon commercial or professional
duties ; and for the sanetifying of affiic-
ton both to parent and children.
Thursday, January lI.-PRAYER-,
for nations, especially those recently
visited with calsmities; for kings and
all in authority ; for the prevalence of
peace in the counsels of statesmen for
Righteousness, harmony and good will
among all classes; for the spread of
sound knowledge and for Gods blessing
upon special efforts 10 resist the pro-
gress of inidelity, superstition, intem-
perance and other kinds of immortality.
Friday, January 12.-PRAYER:-for
the Christian Church and Ministry I; for
translation Of Holy Scripture into vari-
GUS tongues ; for Societies, Committees
and Authors engaged in Christian work.
Saturday, January 13.-PRAYER.-for
the outpouring of the Holy spirit; for
the increase of lovo and holy zeal; for
all missionaries at home and abroad for
all Christians exposed to trial and per-
secution; for the prevalence of religious
liberty; for the extension of the Re-
deemer's Kingdom throughout the
world, and the union of all believers in
prayer and effort for Gods glory.
Sunday, January 1+-SERMoNs:-
THY Kingdom come, Thy will be done
in earth as it is in heaven.-MATT. vi. 10,
w. L. DODGE, President.
PHILIP SCHAFF Secretary.
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DEATHS.

Notice of death Fee-OtituGTy JiUe cents per line
Champion, on the eth inst, OF eonsump-
and daughter OF VIM. TempletOn. SHE was
in h 26th year Of her age. a devoted chris
tian, and died in triumph Of living faith.
Dec. %. 1871, in Warren, EDWARD KING
REED, son Of Garry c. and Mary Reed,
aged three years, four months and twenty
days.
Another little shining form
Among the heavenly choir;
Another tiny hand to tune
The angels golden Tyre.
Another lamb in Jesus fold,
Another eaIth-chain riyen;
TIT idol Of our household band,
Our Eddie, is in heaven.
We miss the ringing Of his laugh
At Dur lone ingleside;
We watch 10 more his peaceful sleep
AT silent eventide.
The wavy curls that used to shade
Our darling Eddie's brow,
The azure eyes tina. beamed with mirth,
The grave has hidden now.
But he, we know, from grief and sin
Has early passed away,
dthrough the pearly gates beyond
Has reached the realms OF day.
Secure from every tempest breath,
For e'er he'll sweetly rest.
Safe folded in the arms of Him
Who little childred blest.
Another golden harp above,
Another treasure given
To God, who blessed us with the love
OF Eddie dear, in heavenl
JENNIE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-12-27

A brawling demagogue was laid out
in Detroit, Michigan, at a city election a
few days ago, for the following reasons
and in the following manner: He was
the Democratic candidate for mayor, and
took especial pains to haYe it known
that he was a Catholic of the strictest
school. As a result of thus parading his
religious proelivites, with a view to
catching every Catholic vote, ali the
other religious denominations eoncen-
trated against him, and he was over
whelmingly beaten in g strongly Demo-
cratic city. Whereupon the Western
CdMoHc-the organ Of that Church in
Detroit-ssys:
"Let Catholics be no longer the tail
Of any political party. Let each one
vote as suits him best I; and above all
things let us be tolerant. The time has
been when for a Catholic to be a Repub-
lican was 70 be suspected of beresy by
his fellow Catholics, and abused rs a
renegade; but now, when there are
Bishops OF the Church who are Repub-
licans, it is time to concede that Thou
shalt vote the straight Democratic ticket
is not a commandment of God. Let us
be charitable TO those who differ from us
in religion. There is no reason we
should all attach ourselves 70 party.