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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20
Win all be lying under the leaves.

CURE FOR A BAD TEMPER.-David, a
man of meek and kindly spirit, had long
suffered from the patter-clatter, never
ending, scolding tongue of his worser half.
One day an herb doctor greeted David at
his work with,
Well, Master David, and how be
you ?"
"Oh be very well, thanks be to ye;
but my wife's not so very nicely"
Indeed" said the gatherer of simples,
with quick ear for an ailment, "what
may be the matter wi she, Master Da-
vid?"
"Well," said David, in his usual dry
and quiet way, "she have bad breaking
out about the mouth every now and then
that troubles her and me very sore, l
'sure We, Master Doctor"
"Well," said the latter, II could make
grand cure for her, III warrant; l hev
a salve that make fra the juice of the
juniper tree, by bilin' up vast lot Of
different kinds of things, at will quite
cure that in no time"
"Deel," said David IAN what might
you charge for box o. that intment, 'at
would quite cure her?"
"Oh9" said the herbalst, looking anx-
iously up in David's face, "only matter
of n shilling"
"Well, that's dirt cheapw said David.
"If you cure her III give you eighteen
pence, there nowW
With this offer the doctor set off home
to prepare his nostrum, and straightway
hied the very next day to David's house,
box in hand. There he found Mrs. Price,
and went at once to business.
"Well, Mrs. Price, your spouse tells
me you have betimes bad breaking out
about the mouth, and I've brought you a
box O. fine ntment that will quite cure
yep
With this announcement, Mrs. Price,
firing up-at once seeing her husbands
jest-raised the brush with which she was
sweeping the floor and pummeed the
doctor to his hearts content, even follow
ing him to beat him a field from her
house, he screaming all the while,
"Oh! Mrs. Price, be you mad?"
From that day however, Mrs Price has
been wholly cured Of her scoldlng habits.
David has only to look up and say, "I'll
get a box o. that 'intment," and there's
an end of the matter. David honorably
paid the doctor his eighteen pence, and
treated to make him forget his pummel-
ing. The whole of these circumstances
are strictly true.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20
We must all die," said Tewksbery

I'VE must all die," said Tewksbery
gravely.
Yes, but fellow would naturally
prefer dying in his bed to being carried
off by an East Indian fever aud buried in
the Jungle"
| shuddered. Had I come home to my
own funeral as it were.
"And she is going to marry young
Birmingham, after all, +" added Farnum.
The paper dropped from my hand.
81 could have told Foliot so when l
found out what an idiotic will he had
made" said Tewksbury, $50 gold has
fallen again. Just my luck, l sold out
to o-day."
stayed to hear no more, but staggered
out into the darkness with the one idea
whirling through my dizzy brain-my
Clara was mine no longer.
1t was unquestionable what Tewksbery
had said, might have anticipated some
such end. She was too young, too lovely
for such Il rough fellow rs l was. My
widow" what curious sensation the
words gsve as l mentally pronounced
them.
Under my own windows, with the ru-
by-red light shining through the wine
Colored damask curtains, | stood there
feeling as Rip Van Wrinkle might have
felt in the play-Iike a dead man walking
on the earth once more. Voices and
lights We're within. | opened the door
softly and crept into the hall. The draw
ing-room door was ajar. Clara herself
stood before the fire, with fringe OF
Grape on her auburn tresses the awful
sign of her widowhood. Directly oppo-
site stood Harry Birmingham, looking
diabolically young and handsome in the
| soft light.
Clara, Clara" he cried, you are sure
ly not in earnest. You will reconsider"
MY answer is final" she replied
"the time might once have been when |
had childish liking for you, Harry Bir-
mingham. But that time has long since
passed away. l gave my heart to the
best and noblest man that ever breathed,
and in his grave it is forever buried. |
shall love him on into eternity l never
was half worthy Of him, but"
And Clara's voice. was choked with
sobs.
My love my darling my own pre-
cious wife
How | ever got into the room-how |
managed to make Clara comprehend
that was my own living self, and not a
ghost arisen from the shadow of the sep
ulcher, cannot tell to this day. Nei-
ther can she. But know that young
Birmingham somehow disappeared, and
was standing with Clara clasped to my
breast, the happiest man that ever breath
ed Gods blessed air.
For Jones, Tewksbery, Farnham &
Co., were all wrong; and, to use the
words Of the orthodox fairy stories, slight
ly paraphrased, and my widow "iived
happy ever aiterward."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20
SATURDAY. JULY 20. 1872.
UNDER THE LEAVES.

Under the leaves is the acorn sleeping,
Waiting the summons to wake and rise;
When into life, from its covert peeping,
The sapling rises in mute surprise.
Years pass away, and the oak in its glory
Heavenward its giant branches heaves;
Yet the King of the Forest" so grand in
story,
To-day is sleeping under the leaves.
Under the leaves are the violets dreaming
Meekly bowed is each delicate head,
Waiting the vernal sun, whose cleaning
Can call them forth from their lowly bed.
Soon wall they crown, in peerless splendor,
Fit for the garland that Love fondly weaves
Yet Springs best gifts, so sweet and tender,
To-day are dreaming under the leaves.
Under the leaves we soon shall be lying,
Caring for naught that Mortal may do
Done with the Living, yes, and the Dying
Through with the Old, and awaiting the
New
Few brief days-very brief at the longest.
For Health can grant only short repricves-
And then the weakest, not more than the
strongest
VIII all be lying under the leaves.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20

In Chicago a recent legal decision
enables man to thrash his mother-in-
law for $75. A few days after a young
man in Rockport Qll.) undertook to do it
for nothing. She was very healthy
woman. When he RECEIVERS sufficiently
he will tell how he went about it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY;
COURT TERMS /:

District COurt-Second Monday in April.
August and December
County COurt-First Monday in Janu-
airy, March, May, July, September and No
vember.
Probate COurt-(Same as County Court. J
Board of SupervisOrs--Firs Monday
February, May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20

A FEW days since an individual shuffled
off his mortal coil by the assistance of
poison. He was hard up and could find
no friends to lend him helping hand.
1t is announced that number of sympa-
thetic hearts will now unite and raise
funds to forward his body to his relatives
at the East. How consoling to the de-
funct ! Query: Wouldn't the assistance
have been more timely before his death ?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20

A YeUNG lady in Delaware, suing for
breach of promise, finding that the low
er's letters did not come up to the legal
mark, offered to put it lot written by
herself to show how she understood his
missiyes, whereupon the judge emphatic
ally said No, no that will never do.
If such things We're permitted, no man
would be SAFE"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20

A LITTLE boy in Shreveport recently
asked lady who made her teeth. She
replied, Good" Well" remarked
young Shreveport, "Dr. Kendall made
mothers and they beat yours by ii darned
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20

A MAN in New Orleans court Of just
ice, being examined as witness, was
asked if he were born in wedlock.
+" NO" answered the man, Il was born
in Texas"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20
LINES OF TRAVEL AND EMPRESS.

canon City. Junction City anu Wea-
Verviile Express and Passenger Line
u W. DAY, Proprietor Leaves Weaver every
tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning
returns on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Hay Fork and WeaverviIIe Pass
ehser and Express Line, j. KELLOGG
proprietor. Weekly. Leaves Hay Fork on
monday morning OF each week leaves Wea-
YER Tuesday morning of each week.
-. y. Mail and Express Line, from
WeaNeryiiIe TO Arcata, JOHN CLIFF
TrSohD, Proprietor. Leaves Weaver every
thursday morning. Leaves Areata, every
Monday morning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20

AN Irish paper says that "in the alb
sence of both editors, the publishers have
succeed in procuring the services OF a
gentleman to edit the paper this week. :"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20

AN irate Western editor wrote to con-
tributor IF you don't quit sending me
such abominable poetry, I'll print piece
some day with your name appended in
full, and send copy to your girl"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20

AN Iowa lady believes in insurance. as
by its agency she has realized s5o'ooo OH
two husbands, and not very good nus
bands either.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20

PERE Hyacinth is about to take the
last step which viii separate him from
the prelatical portion of the Catholic
Church. He is now betrothed, and will
soon marry the daughter Of Count Won
Edal, Bavarian nobleman. His abjur-
alton of celibacy will prove the unpar-
donable sin, which will be an insur-
mountable barrier to his ever returning
to the Catholic clergy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20

RESEARCHES in Chinese archives show
that the architect who designed and the
engineer who built the Great Wall were
women.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20

THE greatest curiosity in the world has
at length been found out. 1t is wo-
mans.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20

ANY man can be his own master; but
no woman can be her own mistress.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20
TRINITY JOURNAL
OUR; AGENTS.:

SAN FRANCISCO IL. P. Fisher, 20 and
d New Merchants Exchange; Bean & Co.
No. 40 Montgomery Street; Thomas Boyce,
so Merchants Exchange.
NEW YORK Hudson & Menet, Al Park
Row; Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 40 Park Row 5.
NJ. Pettingill Il Co., 81 Park Row.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-07-20

SPRING goods Baby jumpers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-12
TIE MoRMON WAR.
APOSTLE TAYLOR ON A HIGH HORSE.
Federal Axes Shall Not Be Ground in Utah
Secretary Black and the Lsgislature-The
Portentous Cloud in the Distance
What the Gentiles May Expect if
Utah ia Admitted as State.

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. II, 1872.
In the Legislature today Pace, General Of the
Nauvoo Legion, introduced bill to provide for q
convention Of delegates 10 make provisions for the
admission OF Utah into the Union as State, which
was referred to committee.
Apostle Taylor, In council on the printing ques-
ton, said the Secretary of the Territory had no au-
thority to appoint Public Printer. They had re-
ceved enough Of public ndignlty, and they did not
feel like standing 1t any longer. II the United
States officials had axes to grind lot them grind
them elsewhere. He wanted hands of.
Taylor who Is representative Mormon was
bitter IN his remarks concerning the government
oflcials
There is fine row brewing between the
Legislature ana Secretary Black. The former
claims to be supreme In directing the expenditure
OF United States moneys while the latter follows the
instructions OF the Treasury Department..
The Legislature Is evidently relying o great
deal on assurances given In Washington that Utah
shall come IN as q State They already assume an
overbearing, consequential attitude that promises
badly for the future.
convention to form O State constitution will
soon be called under Mormon auspices
The Gentiles are opposed to It, and are ignored,
but they will fight the scheme to the last.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-12

HAVANA, Jan. IL, 1872
All the Havana journals this evening publish the
followIng:-
The Cuban Junta pays monthly $4,000 to
Madrid journalist to write In disguised manner
In favor OF Cuban Independence. The kilograms
published in the American journals are either
forged In New York or sent by Azcarate from
Madrid.
A former Havana correspondent Of o New York
journal Will manufacture letters there to create the
impression that the instruction has parusans
among the Spaniards here and to allaY suspicious
regarding the real author.
The articles published In the New York journals
as editorials 1avOrng the insurgents are written by
the insurgents, who pay third above the usual adj
versfng rates, In order that the articles shall not
appear as advertisements because they understand
the dlscredlt under which they would be held.
The journals here make no comment and state
they received the above information from an en-
tirely reliable source.
General Ferrer Mora, successor to Segundo Cabo
Crespo, arrived here yesterday.
Nothing has been received from the press agenas
throughout the entire island in answer to the dill.
gent inquiries regarding the alleged ngnt Of Presi.
dent Cespedes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-12
SERIOUS sCAFFoLD ACCIDENT.

Another Sensation in New brunswick, N. H.
Three Men Injured.
Quite serious scaffold accident occurred
yesterday afternoon in the new geological
hall in course OF erection on the grounds
of Rutgers College, at New Brunswick
N. j., whereby four men had very narrow
escapes for their lives, three Of them being badly
perhaps fatally, injured. 1t appears large SCAT
folding In the Interior Of the building, on which
were working four men, suddenly broke away and
fiye or thirty ieet. Cries OF agony soon at
tracted other persons in the vicinity, and
speedily the workmen were extricated and re.
moved TO place convenient for medical examine
ton. +. Reid, carpenter, was found to be badly
bruised ana injured Internally; j.. Gibson mad mis-
right leg broken and q. sylvester hts head and
cut badly, besides sustaining internal injuries The
fourth, J. MolOy, broke his fall by clnging to the
laths. The injuries oil Reid and Sylvester 1t s
feared, will prove fatal.
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+ r AN OE.
The Industrial Struggle, or CONNIE rcial Pre-
lection Against Free Trade.
IElEGaAMs 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.


PARIS, Jan. II, 1872.
A remonstrance signed by 300 manufacturers Of
Paris has been sent to the Assembly against the
passage Of any bill Increasing the duties on raw
cotton and silk.
Only eight of the Chamber OF Commerce OF this
city are opposed to the Anglo French commercial
treaty.
THE AMERICAN RELIEF TO PARIS.
The Journal of Paris. reviewing the contribu.
lions Of food, clothing and money received from
foreign lands for the suffering Inhabitants Of Paris
since the war, praises the people OF the United
States for their rnbounded liberality and for
the judicious manner In which the proceeds have
been distributed.
THE QUESTION OF THE SEAT or GOVERNMENT.
The Journal De6ats processes feeling OF In.
difference as to the return OF the Assembly 70 Paris
ana says 1t has mo fault to find with the decision
OF the Chamber on that question"
Popular Demand for Dcnuitive System OF
+ Rule-1he War Indemnity to Prussia.
PARIS, Jan. IL, 1872
The members of the party OF the Lett In the
Assembly are making preparations for the presenta-
ton to that body OF demand for the cessation OF
the provisional form OF government and the
de1nitive establishment OF the republic.
NJ P0uyer- Quertier, Minister Of Finance. will In
two weeks pay the fourth half mllliard OF the
German war Indemnity.
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= N q L A N D.
A Bankrupt Peer-Political elimination Of an
Aristo-D Democratic Leader.
1ElEGBAks TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

1tlEGBAkS III The New YORK HERALD
LONDON, Jan. H. 1872.
Admiral Ingleneld, the recently appointed naval
attache Of the British Legation at Washington, has
sailed for New York.
THE British Navy List does not supply the record
Of Admiral Ingleleld. 1t contains the names OF
three officers Ingleneld, the ranks being com.
mander, captain and lieutenant.
AN ARIsTocRArIc BANKRUPT.
Viscount Parker has been declared q bankrupt.
The name Of viscount QIord) Parker does not
eldest son Of the Earl Of Maccles1eld is viscount
Parker by courtesy.
A REVOLUTIONARY BARoNEr TO HAVE A PARLIA.
MENTARY "CHANCE.n
MI. Millbank, NJ. p for North Yorkshire In an adj.
dress TO his constituents at York. denounced the
public course Of Sir Charles Dixie. He promised to
call on Sir Charles to repeat In Parliament his
declarations IN regard to the Crown and the gov.
ernment and In the event OF his falling to answer,
to brand him as he deserved.
OUTFLOW OF BULLION
The bullion in the Bank OF England has decreased
$500, 900 during the week.
- THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Eight thousand six hundred and eighteen bales OF
American cotton were landed ut Liverpool to-day.
The Alabama Claims Case-Cable Commun,.
cation with New York.
LONDON, Jan. 12-5A N.
The London Times Of to-day reviews the story Of
the Alabama case, contendng that If neutrality is
virtually o state Of almost unlimited liability, the
situation Of neutrals Is indeed intolerable,
The London Times financial article announces
that combination Of telegraphists agree yester.
day to establish direct cable communication be.
tween England and New York.
DIsRAELI TO VISIT GLASGOW.
Mr.. Disraei Will at Easter visit the Glasgow Uni.
versity, OF which he was recently chosen Lord
Rector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-12
CURLING MATCH AT BUFFALO.

Match Between the Toronto and Buffalo
Clubs.
BUFFALO. Jan. IL, 1872.
The Toronto Curling CluD, OF Toronto, played the
Queen City Caledonia Club, OF Buffalo, match this
afternoon, at the Skating Rink IN this CITY, for
gold medal. The Toronto Club won by forty.two
points. 1t was one-sided affair. The winners are
having jolly, old-fashioned Scottish blowout to.
night at the Tiff House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-12
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES.
dairy Question-The Imperial Ar
bitrator Posted
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. IL, 1872.
special despatch from Berlin TO London
journal states that the representative OF Great Bri.
tain has delivered to the Emperor OF Germany, the
arbitrator agreed upon by England and the United
States under the Treaty OF Washington, the memo.
randum Of the British government relative to the
San Juan boundary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-12

The United States Squadron in Harbor at Nice
Change in the Command.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. II, 1872.
The Paris Register says the United States squad.
ron, consisting OF the WABASH, Shenandoah, Wa
cnusett, Plymouth, Brooklyn and Juniata, is In the
harbor OF Nice.
Commodore Alden Is in command OF the fleet,
having succeeded Rear Admiral Boggs. who returp1
hQmes
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TELEGRAM TO the new YORK WEaALp.

VIENNA, Jan. II, 1872.
The draft OF an address from the Upper House
OF the Rechsrath calls the attention OF the Crown
to the manifest increase of discomfort among the
subjects Of various portions OF the empire arising
from recent miEgovernment, and particularly OPP
poses an increase OF taxation for military pur.
poses
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1tltGsAm 10 TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Jan, II, 1872
The Bten Public Of to-day announces that Gen.
eral Lcno, formerly French Ambassador to the
Court or st. Petersburg, will shortly visit YER
sailles, having been given commission by the
Gar Alexander for the presentation to President
inicrs Of 'The anectionate greeting Of the EN-.
nerar of Ruasla.D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-12

Fire Damp Explosion and Fatal
Accident in q COlIiery.
Eleven Dead Bodies Recovered Raging
in the Pit aud Works.
rsltsNAa TO TINE NEW YoRg HERALD.

LONDON, JAM IL, 1872.
Another terrible explosion IL reported as having
occurred In coIliery in Wales, by which many
lives were lost and large amount Of property de-
stroyed.
The disaster occurred yesterday, in the lakewood
coliiery, while the men were az work. Many were
able to make their escape, but one gang was shut
on, and all have PROBABLY persisted.
Eleven men have been taken out dead, and par.
ties are now exploring the mines for others that are
missing.
Immediately after the explosion the flames broke
out and the extensive works ana machinery were
entirely destroyed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-12
CUBA.

A Madrid Journal in the Pay Of the Cuban
Junta-Ths kilograms Of New York Jour-
mails in Favor Of the Insurrection
Forged or False-Arrival Of Gem
eral Fe.rsr Mora-The Al
legged Flight Of Cespedes.
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SOUTH CAROLINA,

COLUMBIA, s. c., Jan. IL, 1872.
In the Senate to-day the report OF the Joint Finan
cial Investigating Committee, condemnatory OF
Governor Scott and other State officials was after
a sharp debate, laid on the table,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-12
MILITARY ASYLUM MIsMANAGEMENT.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. II, 1921
Two employees In the southern branch OF the Ma.
tional Military Asylum have made charges against
Charles A. RAYMOND, the Deputy Governor and
Treasurer OF the institution, alleging mSmauage'
T'eus and fraud on his uart
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PIGEON SHOOTING,

The Match Between Paine and BOgardus.
BUFFALO, Jan. II, 1872.
The match between Paine and Bogardus viii be
shot tomorrow at Fort Erie, Canada, commencing
at twelve O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-12
BANK DEPALCATION.

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Jan. IL, 1872.
defalcauon has been discovered in the Fourth
National Bank which may sweep away It's surplus
Of 100000 The cashier and teller are alleged to DO
the guilty parties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-12

Herald Special Report from
Madrid.
The General Loaded with HOnOrS In
the Spanish Capital.
HIS DEPARTURE FOR NICE.


Z The HERALD correspondent at the Spanish
capital has forwarded us the following special
despatch -
MADRID, Jan. IL, 1872.
General Sherman, accompanied by Lieuten-
ant Grant, left Madrid on Tuesday night,
January 8, via Bayonne and Marseilles, for
Nice. to join the Wabash.
During their tour in Spain, they visited
Cadlz and Gibraltar, where they arrived in
five days from Madeira also Malaga, Seville,
Xerez, Granada. Cordova and lastly Madrid
and Ell Escurial.
( While in Madrid General Sherman was
visited by many public men, and among other
Inequalities banquet was given in his honor
at the English legation.