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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28
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Legs, Successfully treated.
DIX. Gil iiH0N has the pleasure of announc-
ing that he has retUrned from visiting the prin-
ci al ios. ials of EuTope, and has resumed
praciic ut his Disp, mary, i2} X arm y street,
corn I OF COMMERCIAL, san rancisco, where
his patti ynts and those raquiring his services
may ind him. III, Doctor has spared neither
ilmt nor money in seeking t new rampdi IS,
and has rot .rn d with increas ID facilities for
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thousands OF pursUnsi both male and female,
aro there who are s,iii ring out u mis"rabl, *
isterc from catsos tbs fatal effects OF which
they iitl' comp. .hrnd look a the paliu,
umaciat d and di'lg rod nces and blOh.n
down conStitatiuns, dis alifying them from
tlu hapi iness o. maliiagc Ur the enjoyment Of
life. in this hOrrid sit .atiun thousands sier
until d1ath closes tn scrne. ct parents,
glhl dians anu tiends att nd to those who are
s'iioling wi IN any OF til Sc hon ibl', lii de
strUying maiadits, see that thoy ar ear d for
and c II, d b1lUro it l. too lato. :, nd them i'm
mudiutt ~ TO ljr. ibbUn, IL physician who has
made these diseases his especial study for
years ,.and VINO is 'itain to curc the most in
Vt Tut eases, withodt molcury or any mu-
liO S drdgS.
All physical conditions, or weakness leading
"
toms, shOald b. met III one b, sci nti,ic medi-
cal muaS.r 5 SailOW co mt, nance, dark 8! OTIS
nd y tho ey. s, pain in the h ad, ringing in
th9 cans, noise liko tho r..stling OF leave and
rattl ing o. cha lots, IN asress abo / tha loins,
y -ahn n,ss o. tn" limbs, confessed vision, bI.nted
iht4ll ct, loss Of cUndd nc3, diiiiiance il APP
rloachins strang is, dislike 10 oln new az
l4aintancos, ii disposition TO sh n sociaty, loss
OF ihemory, hectic ii shes pinii l,s uId yaiio $
r iliIohS abo L th lace, fl1rd tUngle, lrtid
r'ath co CHS, consumI .liOn, night swtaIs
nohDnahia an frequent INSANITY II reid
Is n.l O'lain ID, tn suiferqr sho Id apply im-
nediateiy, either in person OF by l,tt.r, and
hay cars eitectod BY his NV and sci nliic
mode OF tr ating this diseaso which never
fails Of eli citing Lick and radical re. DR..
q. will give One iinndr, d dollars TO any per-
son VINO will prove satisfactorily to him that
h was r d OF this coin, ,,luint by either Of
the san runcisco luachs..
,DUCIO GIDEON is resi- onsible and will
give 10 rach pati ut a written instrnn mt,
binding hins If to elect II adical and perIna-
noHt c"rr, or make no charge
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

THE EYES THE EYES
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28

FLOR NCE
FLOR Il nee
LOR e nee
E w NC ma CHI INEs!
E w C NJ HIN Es!
FLORE NCE
FLOR RE NOE
FLORE nee
The Florence is the best Swing
Machine for Family use because
it so seldom gets out of order.
If there is one not working well
in any part of California, if in
formed of it, I will fix it withou'
any expense to the owner
SAMUEL HELL. A gent,
- New Montgomery Street,
Grand Hotel Building,
myl4. SAN FRANCISCO.
hS- Send for Circulars and SAMPLES of the
work. Active Agents wanted in every lace.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-09-28
This Great Blood Purifier

A VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
entirely harmless, conn os d of oots, Herbs
and Leaves from two Contn -nts. 1t has been
used iOr twenty years in tn private practices
OF th9 di-coverer. with unfailin1 success.
The following persons bear testimony to it
healing powers
Mrs. Ella Newman, 80 Washington street,
Stockton-curcd of Liver Complaint.
G. Fothenb lsh, Main strcet-cured of Dys-
pepsia and Dumb Ague.
Col. ing, Cali ornia street-certifes efficacy
as Dlood iuriler.
J.. B Dell certfcs cured Bilious diseases
and humols of blood.
l. ii. Andrews, 30l Center street-certifes to
cure Ague, Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
John and Rcbecca Ferguson, 20l Center st.,
Stockton-certify to cure Costiveness and Fever
and Agde.
CRANE & BRIGHAM.
Wholesale Agents.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
jyc7 Price, One Doiiar Roffis. ly.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

The Stockton Republican says that
Grants speeches have offered the
material for numerous campaign docu
mentS in the East where they have
been printed and issued i'm every a
iety of form and style with as many
diversified comments calculated to in
spire the people with a just apprecia
ton OF their chief executive and his
talents. Nature gave him the form
and semblance of a man, the nation
made him an officer i'll the army, his
natural instincts and qualifications
made him a tanner, accident and cir
cumstances made him "A President;
but neither nature. the people, acci
dents nor ali the powers of earth can
make him a stateman or an orator.
His efforts remind one Of the saving ot
the great a;plomat Talievrand THAT
he j. a master Of language Who is able
t conceal his ideas only that Grant
has no IDEAS to conceal. and Is not by
any mcans master OF language.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

The Doug a Democratic and RepuE-
lican countv conventions assemble i'll
Genoa. to day. for the purpose OF nom
mating county tickets. The political
pot will Ice likely to reach a boil i'll
our DeIshhoring own before shutdown
to day. Tuele is but little danger OF
a failure in selectin. good men by
either party. as the Daines who bave
been mentioned for the several posi-
Lions are iTpsLiy good honest tanerS,
cons, quentIy the result will be a
happy Uiie- any
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

The attention Of the Democratic and
Liberal Republican County Central
Counmi,teee, and new>papcrsthrough-
out the State is called to an error in
tue name of our candidate for supreme
Judge--W. NJ. SeawelI' is correct
while on the posters and in some Of
the papers it appears an. W. Seawell.'
II is important that the name should
be printed correctly on the tickets.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

If we in this country have had Pres
iIeutS. had Congresses, and those had
result. which must inevitably cot
pany them, tie fault lies at u own
doors and nowhere else. 1t is oul
high privilege, may. u solemn duty,
To know who we put in places of pow
er. 10 examine carefully their antccC
dents and their principles, and to IN
derstand in advance what we may en-
pect from them. There need Ee 10
deception on this point, for every can
didate for office, from Constable to
President, i, obliged to throw open
his record to the closest scrutiny, and
if we vote for a knave or a fool blindly
we thereby shoulder the fruits of his
knavery aud folly and should re
proach ourselves, not him.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

If to these we add the votes which
may be regarded as practically certain
TO he cast for Greeley and Brown in
the following States: New York. 81:
Delaware. 3; Missouri. -: New Jer-
>eN. ., We have a tota! OF g.. These
hguieS again added TO the l01 votes
absolutely certain for Greeley, give
him i'll the aggregate l67, which from
this day forth must he conceded bv all
candid men as absolutely secured TO
him. To IL Presidential choice there is
now required lS4 votes, or II more
votes tn gain by the Liberals and the
Democrats. OF these Il Indiana will
give 10. leaving the other two TO be
obtained from New HAMPSHIRE, Con
neciicut, Oregon and Caiifornia-or a
margin OF abouttwenty votes to choose
from"
If the Liberals in Ohio stand firm
under fire, Greeie" can vet be elected.
On the 5th of November next the
Grant managers will have too many
States to colOnize to make it convent
to carry out the frauds and iarceS
in OHIO, Indiana and Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Greeley is 10000 votes stronger in
Ohio than We're the Liberal candidates
the State ticket. Illinois is dehafa
bic ground with Koerner. New York.
and New Hampshire are
safe, with all the southern States bat
over.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

It is a curious fact that. as the settle
mentS spreads beyond the Mississippi.
rains increase both in frequency and
amount of water. MANY beds of
streams. which were uniformly drv
III Summer only ten years ago. are
nov fu!l throughout the wear. Tray
elers say the Laramie Plains were once
destitute of negotiations; 10Y they have
a luxuriant growth, aud will raise
large crops of wheat. Denver was
built on the banks of an extinct creek.
perfectly dry. Now it is full of water,
and needs to be crossed by bridges.
Salt Lake is seven feet higher than ten
years ago.. and it is steadily rising.
The vast plains which engineers once
pronounced uninhabitable, and fit
only for droves of buffalos, because
destitute of streams and springs, may
yet become great States, the home of d
crowded population.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
CRIMES AGAINST THE SUFFRAGE.

1t cannot longer be successful,
gainsaid that the GRANTEES are deter
mined not to allow the will of the
majority to decide this election. Be
sides deluging all contested districts
with money, says the s. f. Examiner
filling all Government places with un
necessary employees whose only duty
is to vote, they have gone further thar
any preceding organization, and have
deliberately resoried to crime to &C
complIsh their plans. When the
canvass showed a majority against
them in Indiana and Pennsylvania.
instead of respecting that decision OF
the popular will, they set about coun-
teracting it by criminal expedienis.
In Philadelphia, the office holders Of
the Administration made "A fraudulent
registry of many thousand votes. 1t
legal voters fnthat city. To p~ersonate
the imaginary persons borne on that
-tCh~Af my ift'itSiA
New York and negroes from Maryland
and Virginia. The New York Tribune,
before the recent election announced
the arrival in Pennsylvania of several
hundreds of these c%oloni>tS. In Indi
ana, that paper says the case was still
clearer. Over forty egrOe from
kentucky. on the Thursday before
election. mis'Ook a memher of the
Liberal Committee for their con>ignee.
and announced their erraud in perfect
ignorance of the crime involved. They
had been sent on by the Custom house
at Louisville. and were consigned to
the charge of a Deputy United States
Marshall. Their expenses Were paid,
and their business was to vote the
Grant ticket. The chief of the gang
more if necessary. These were cap
rured and sen to prison for trial. OF
course, there are many hundreds who
have not been caught. They were
crossing the DaibiO river AT every Terry.
and coming over the line from Michi-
gan. Many were detected and may be
punished. But what punishment
would be sufficient for the cold biooded
scOundrels who have planned and car
ried out this triple crime, against the
law. against the ignorant freedmen
they debauched, and against the very
life of republican government?
This should be no party question.
These crimes against the suffrage, as
the Tribune says, are not political.
There can be no political life where the
very fountains OF popular institutions
are poisoned. If these open and
shameless pollutiOns of the suffrage
succeed, there will be no law. In the
face of such an attempt, no one has
the right to think of his party. A
gang of bandits are preparing the as
sassination OF republican government,
and it is the daily OF every citizen to
take them by the throat.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
A correspondent, writing to the New

A correspondent, writing to the New
York Sun from Indiana, makes the
following mention of Senator Morton:
"ls Morton so rich ?" your CORES
pendent asked of "A gentleman who sat
with nm on the verandah of his hotel,
as a coupee containing the Gecrepit
Senator was pointed ont. "Morton
only knows, and be wont teIl,'' was
the answer. He is either dreadful
stingy or awful poor. IL don't cost
him anything to live. He travels free
and don't paw any hotel bills. He
gets favor from everybody, and nev,r
made a present that cos him ANYTHING
in his life. There are some funny
stories atioat about his ~ of his
riches. One is that after the wal he
received a fee of $4,000 Tor IA railroad
suit gained before he ever came here.
To live: and another Is that he received
$50 900 from his Grandfather'S estate.
| Know the old took of ThrOckmor-
toms from A to lizard. aud there
wasn't one of them worth the wrap
ping of my finger. His father kept Il
tavern. and lie died poor. See Morton
getting out OF his carriage,' he con-
tinued. "He is going to the Repuhli-
can Central Committee roOnS to Law
down the law. Some one said he Was
getting well and woIId make a stout
race for the Presidency Vet. ! can't
see it. There amt much >priug to
those legs. and his face is "A shining
mark fer DEATH
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

Samples OF iron shingles, says the
:. f. Examiner, recently patented, are
on ex hibition ut the Merchants EX-
change. In size they are six by thir
teen iurhes. and are fastened by head
less nails. It i claimed that they are
less expensive than slate or cedar.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

We have never known SO little in
tereSt manifested in an election and
especially in a presidential ontest as
i>-Or rather as is not evinced in this
CITY during the present campaign.
-tReese River Reveille.
The same state of things exist in this
city. Politics bave become a second
airy consideration. The Grant and
Wilson Club has goneout of existence.
while the Greeley Club is not as active
as it should be. IN two weeks more
there Will be no occasion for either to
meet.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

Professor P~ianlanInfir who prophe-
siei tiIat the world WAS to be burned
up a lew weeks aye. NOW in Paris, un
dertakes To prove that we viii all be
frozen to death ahout the ear 2oIl.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
THE QruATI0H.

The Kansas City Times insists that
the situation is not so desperate after
all. 1t takes this cheerful view of it:
"Let us examine the field a little.
No sensible Radical politician will
deny the following States to Greeley
and Brown:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

4 French paper says the sGprem-
acv of En.ani" is seriously enian-
gered by tie potato famine" and
tn4t Eng and Is going Ia contract Il loan
10 import "praties = from France.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

Does Churchill county belong TO
Nevada? If 20, will ~ one of its in
Libitany> forward IL Il copy OF each Of
the political county nominees.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

The Grand jury of Lander county
have ignored the Indictment against
Lou. Faurut, for the killing of Guthrie
i'll Eureka, some time since.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

Five chiefs of the Utah Indians start
ed from Salt Lake City on the l7th inst.
fer q visit 10 Washington.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

Tie Republican County Contra.
Cui!uni;Iee IIet last night and nom
mated W. +. Anderson aud Colonel
L. =. Allen, for State SenatOr>.-N
L. News.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

Mark Twain is staying with Tom
Hood in London.-tEX.
Mark is liable to become hood
winked.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

James +. Smith, the law partner of
Henry EdeerOn, Sacramento, died on
Wednesday last.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
C,m.by County Democratic and
Liberal Republican Ticket.

For State J. W. WATERS
For AssenIb!yrIen
" c. GARDNER. N s. DAY.
A c. FREEMAN.
Fc- County c k--~-----JAN /. A
Fer County Observation-Disclosures ". CHEDlC
For C.uuty -----GUi THORPE
FIR District Attorney WILLIAM PATTERSON
F,r Comfy Surreyor----.-~-~-.T. W HEiLl
Frr stunt. If Pub schools. Rev J. D. HAMMOND
Fur Public Adm ui>trator- ALEXANDER LEfOkT
For County COMMISSIONS ::
GAziES DUFFY dong term. ami GEORGE
" > OTt term
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

The number of names registered iE
Sacramento this year is 9,776, against
9, 872 last year-a decrease of 96.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
Township Nominations

Carson TOWNSHIP.
F. Justice &c III, vlCe......t. Il. PARKINSON
p! Cut.-; % r-.-- DuN Nti,
20 Trustees. - mo- District No.
GEORGE bAEsS. NJ. L. IAGER,
IAtJB LEI
UMPIRE TOWNSHIP.
For ms, .ca T he PcIcr....J ?. WILLIAMSON
fDT WALfEk
Por sct..gsi .ust,e-, School District No. ,:
y. Z ELStNER. ADAN WAENER,
JOHN MURPHY.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19

Virginia Cty~.Saturday :
7. Sly mutual sGre~ne"nt. c. {
Goodwin. republican nomiu,-. for on
gross. viii meot Mr.. Kendall at most Of
the ahuNe mentioned places.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-19
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
a. q. 11yis

W the political topics Ct tle4ty, at
Mason Valley Friday Evening, Oc:pI'r =
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-09-13

WONDERFUL STATEMENTS. Unless hum
dreds Of our most responsible citizens
have conspired to delude the community,
a medicine has at last been introduced
which is specific for almost every hui
man ailment, not involving the entire
paralyzation or partial destruction of the
organ or organs in which it exists. These
witnesses testify Tin some instances from
their own personal experience, in others
on behalf of Others that dyspepsia, liver
complaint, remittent and intermittent
fever, nervous debility, and numberless
other diseases, are rapidly and radically
cured by this new remedy 1t halls from
California, and has in two years over
leaped all competitors among advertised
tonics, and become par excellence the naet7s-
cine of the people. California is an excep-
tional region. Its vegetable products,
especially those of medicinal nature,
have no equivalent elsewhere, and it is
from the choicest Of these that DR.. j.
Walker prepares his famous al
coholless VINEGAR BITTERs, the in
valuable invigorant, nutrient, lax
alive and Alternative to which we
refer. Those who have tested the cura-
tive properties of this marvellous prepa-
ration pronounce it the most comprehen-
sive remedy ever offered to mankind, and
assert that there is no inorganic disease
which it will not subdue. AS a family
medicine, we can recommend it without
reserve.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-09-13
Niagara Falls.

ANOTHER element in the problem of
Niagara'ss age is the flow of water. To
construct scale from the present and
apply it to the past, we should know that
the amount of water in past ages has been
essentially the same as now. fs'se
About $500 cubic miles of wafer
nearly all the fresh water on the globe
are in the upper lakes and 10 900, 600 Gu
bic feet of this. plunge over Niagara falls
every minute, all the waters of the lakes
making the circuit of the falls, the St.
Lawrence, the ocean, vapor, rain and
lakes again in 1875 years. Through the
Illinois Canal aSouts 5000 cubic feet of
Michigan to the Illinois River; through
the Welland Canal IA, 900 cubic feet flow
every minute from Lake Erie into Lake
Ontario, and through the Erie Canal 3d.
600 cubic feet pass every minute from the
same lake into the Hudson. Thus 3d. 600
cubic feet of water, which Nature would
give to Niagara, are diverted every min
ute by artificial channels, some into the
Mexican Gulf and some into the Bay of
New York. Add this to 10000 it is
as drop in the bucket, and would make
no appreciate difference in the character
of the falls or their rate of recession.
BY all this we see that the Niagara it.
self has made the rapids, and that, as it
cuts its way downward, its forsaken
banks have assumed the character Of ter
races. And we see by the low banks and
the absence of old banks above the rapids
that even the highest of these ancient
banks did not contain greater river than
this which flows through the narrow
gorge to-day. We assume, then, from all
the monuments the river has left of it's
own history, that the present rate Of re-
cession would be a fair measure of the
past, except at the Whirlpool and Ferry
Landing. Six inches a year measured On
the channel, would place the falls at Lew
iston $4,000 years ago. We have no
means of knowing how long the quartz
ose sandstone, which forms the lowest
part of the bank at the Whirlpool, would
have arrested the cataract. This stratum
is 25 feet thick, and, as its southwark dip
is 90 feet a mile and the slope of the river
channel Is feet mile, the falls would
have to cut back through this rock more
than half mile. The halt may have
been many thousand years. Add another
period for the ha1t-at the landing, and the
age of the channel, from Lewiston to the
Horseshoe, may not fall below 100000
years. PROFESSIONALLY the channel has
been excavated since the close of the gla-
cial epoch, which science has well-nigh
occurred about 100000
years ago.-Protessors Cunning, IN the Pop
atl0r Science Monthly.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1872-09-13

In some localities and soils it is proba-
bly, best to work whatever coarse manure
is added into the soil before or at the time
of sowing, but there are locations where
such fertilizers should only be used
as mulch, spreading it upon the sur
face after the grain is sown. Where
there is very little snow in win,
ter, as usual in the Middle and
some of the Western States, mulching
wheat just before cold weather will be
found very beneficial, not only prevent
ing winter killing but greatly assisting
growth the following spring. by keeping
the soil moist about the roots of the
young grain. Strange as it may appear,
the very localities where mulching wheat
is most needed the materials for this pur-
pose are most abundant, butless frequent
ly used than elsewhere. Will some OF
our readers who reside in Kansas or Ne
braska try the spreading of thin mulch
of straw, hay, or coarse manure over a
portion of wheat field this fall and re-
port the result next harvest?
Mulching should be delayed until cool
weather, but not delayed until the fall
rains are all past, because heavy shower
is required to beat down the light mate
rails used, or they are likely to blow away
before fairly fixed in position--Ne0 YORK.