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The average rate in all Europe is 40
cents.
MIR. Hubbard maintains that the rates
can be still further greatly reduced, and
proposes the following rates: $50 miles
or under, % cents between $50 and 500
miles, so cents between 500 and ], 900
miles, rs cents. By night, LOCO miles
or under, % cents, with an average rate
of about As cents.
These rates Mr.. Orton substantially
admits in his report are possible, for he
SAYS that with the duplex apparatus
which they are rapidly introducing up
on their lines they can perform double
the business on the same wires at a
small extra cost. If the postal system
is adopted the people will realize the
benefit from these great improvements
in reduced rates. If not, they will all
90 into the pockets of the stockholders
of the telegraph company.
Two plans for uniting the telegraph
with the postoffice were submitted to
the the last Congress. The postmaster
general desired authority to purchase
and operate all the lines of telegraph.
The other plan authorizes the postmas-
ter-genera1 to contract with the postal
telegraph company to transmit tele-
grams between all offices, to receive
them at all post and telegraph offices,
and deliver them as they are now de-
| livered at the rates above named, five
cents of the rate to be paid to the de-
partment for the office work performed
by it. This plan relieves the depart
ment from all expenses of purchasing,
maintaining and operating lines, fixes
the rates at low and reasonable charges,
prevents any Capitalization of power in
the executive, and takes the telegraph
out of the hands of private parties
three gentlemen, it is said, at the annu.
al meeting, represented $50, 700, 900 out
of $40, 900, 900 of the capital of the com.
pany. This plan was approved by the
committees of the senate and house
and will be brought before congress
again this winter.
Mr.. Orion says the Western Unio1
have checked all competition, bough
out all competing lines, with two o,
three exceptions, which are doing los
ing business and are in process of being
extinguished that soon the Western
Union telegraph company will be with
out substantial competitor in the con
duct of a business which Is now in it
infancy, although transmitting over u,
O0O, coo messages a year, and collecting
distributing, and furnishing the tele
graph news to the press all over tn
country.
We prefer to soc the postal system, a
approved by committees of congress, in
augurated, and the country relieves
from the danger OF a corporation of sucl
power, controlled by Mr.. Vanderbilt
and his associates.
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How TO RETURN TO SmvER.-The
first attempt made by the treasury to
substitute a metal currency for the pa
per postal shinplaster was the drawing
in of the three-oent and then of the five
cent paper notes, and issuing in lieu
thereof the three-cent and fve-cent
nickel coin we have to day. So. let the
treasury department follow along with
the same plan it began several year
back, and next substitute silver dime
for the present paper ten-cent note.
Then, when the amount of silver bull
lion will warrant, gradually withdraw
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CAsroR ON FOR CoRNs.-The South
ern Medical Record says that castor oil
applied to the corn, after pairing closely,
each night before going to bed, softens
the corn, and it becomes as the other
flesh.
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vice-Admiral ROwan.g Opinion.

"Can you give me any information as
to the strength of the Spanish navy ?"
cit can not be very strong now.
Some of their best iron-clads have been
seized by the Intransigentes, and affairs
in Spain generally have been in so dis
organized state that their navy can not
be very well equipped. It takes con-
slant care and expense to keep a navy in
condition"
care the Cuban forts strongly forti-
fed ?''
"Havana was in the old style, but it
is not worth much unless it has been re-
fitted. Moro castle is impregnable, but
our navy could pass it. You know a
feet can pass anything. It would be
under a plunging FIRE; but probably
they have nothing heavier than thirty
two-pounders, and they are not reckoned
as worth very much now, Torpedoes
are the only things that can close a
channel, and it is not likely that the
Cuban forts are defended with them.
think I should have heard it mentioned
if they were. The whole defensive
armament is, presume, behind the
times Navigation in and around Cuba
is not attended with any particular dan
ger; it is rather safe than otherwise. 1"
The Admiral did not seem to expect
war, but expressed his regret that the
nation was not ready for it. GA quiet,
Deaceable nation like ours- " said he
''has got TO be always ready to fight if
it wants to be let alone. Dragging does
not help us much when we have no ships
ready to use. "-NetU York World ''i7l-
f,y-,,ifalg "
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MAGNETISM, THE MOVER AND MYsTE-
RY OF TIE WORLD New facts are constantly
coming to light in regard to this potent agent
in nature. The Magnetic springs of Michigan
and other localities are attracting the profound
attention of scientific men. Many cures are
claimed to have been accomplished through
the agency of the magnetic waters. If those
waters are impregnated with magnetism, is it
at ali wonderful that DR., Trask should be able
to combine magnetism with vegetable extracts,
netic Ointment
DR.. Trask claims to have discovered and ac-
complished this result From its powerful
penetrating qualities it seems to possess
strong magnetic qualities, and is worthy a trial
by the public. See advertisement.
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PILES can be cured only by Anakesis,
the greatest discovery of the age and
the sole, infallible remedy for the worst
cases of piles. Thousands of sufferers,
after trying in vain all manner of To-
tons, ointments and internal remedies,
have been instantly relieved and per-
fectly cured by Anakesis. It is the hap
DIV discovery of DR.. Silsbee, regular
scientific physician, and doctors of all
schools endorse and recommend it.
Price $1.OO. Sold by druggists every
where. Sent free by mail on receipt of
price by P. Neustaedter & Co. Princi-
pal depot, Is Walker street, New York.
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The POstal.1slegraph.

From the BOs1ogl Advertiser.
-Four years ago, Mr.. Gardiner g.
Hubbard, of this city, In an address to
the Board of Trade, stated that the
tariffs of the Western Union telegraph
company were high, arbitrary and ir-
ragalar; that large reduction IN rates
GO uId be made without diminutiOn of
the profits, which would increase the
bus mess without a corresponding in
creas 9 of EXPENSES, and that a still
furtht n reduction of rates and of tariff
could be effected BIZ the adoption Of the
postal t telegraph. BE has advocated his
reform before congress, and obtained fa-
vorabIe reports at the last congress from
committees both of the Senate and
House. Mr.. Orton, in his annual re
mort to the stockhold ers of the Western
Union telegraph company, says these
efforts have inducesl the company " to
proceed more rapidly with Increasing
the facilities and reducing the rates |"
than they should otherwise have done.
The average rates IN 1869 were 81 !;
now, according 10 this report, they are
81. Offices then, 3,469 now, 5,74O, a
reduction of 333 'er cent. in the rates,
and an increase OF 80 per cent. in the
offices.
| Mr.. Hubbard said that large reduce
tions in the rates could be made without
sny diminution of the net profits. This
MIR. Orion denied, alleging that the ex-
De nses increased in proportion to the
bu siness, and that a large reduction of
rat, IS was therefore impossible.
The net profits when the average rate
was ST were s., 534, 900 at 81 they are
a.. IS Z, 900, with an annual saving to the
public of "a, 600, 600 in the reducedrates.
Then (, 548, 600 messages we're annually
transmitted now II, 100000.
Mr.. Orion says no dividends have
been rec emily pI aid. This is true, but in
the meantim e the company has doubled
it's business, added ffty.per cent. to its
miles of wire and other property, has
purchased and ow holds nearly twenty
per cent. of it's bonds and 1000, 600
stock in other telegraph companies,
amounting in ale to So, 1000, 900. The
company has thus proved the truth of
the position assn ed by Mr.. Hubbal d,
that large reduction of rates would
be followed here, as it had been abroad,
by an increase of business and net T.ro-
fits. Mr.. Orion very plain y intimates
that no further considerable reduction
in rates will be made. These rates are
now higher than those of any other
civilized country. The local rates are I:
For twenty-five miles or less, twenty
five cents; for over twenty-five miles
and under fifty, fifty cents Tor over
fifty and under one hundred, seventy
five cents with an average rate, as Mr..
Orion says, of sixty-one.
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Snowflake CREAAI-Take four heap
ing tablespoonfuls of rizena, three of
sugar, a few drops of essence of al
monds or other havoring extract, with
two tablespoonfuls of fresh butter; add
one quart of milk boil from fifteen to
twenty minutes, until it forms a smooth
substance, though not too thick; then
pour in a mould or cups previously
buttered. Serve when cold, with cream,
or any kind of stewed or preserved
fruits.
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horsepower
WOODEN FRIaATEs.

These vessels are from 5000 to H.
600 tons English, and from 800 to 1000
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CLOTHES
WRIN9ER

CORDIALLY commend Hamilton, III, water
Cure. '-Reo. DR.. Wallace, Monmouth College.
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The Spanish navy is thus subdivided:
Nine ironclads, carrying IA to 40 guns /;
wooden frigates, first class, 10, carry
ing from % to 81 guns wooden frig-
ates, second-class, 81, carrying from 2
to IS guns; and gunboats, 7, carrying
from 2 to 10 guns. The following YES
sells comprise the Spanish navy:
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MNcE MEAT.-p rec and a half
pounds Of good chopped beef, pound
OF raisins Chalf of them chopped, the
other half left alone), the same guam
tity Of currants as of raisins, seven
pounds of chopped apples, one pound
of candied citron cut in thin slices, two
pounds of sugar, one ounce of nutmegs,
three Pints of cider or canned grape
juice, one pint golden syrup or best
molasses. These ingredients, put down
in a cl0se Jar, will last all winter.
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r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY
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cures the Worst Pains
IN IRON
ONE To TWENTY MINUTES.
NOT ONE HOUR,
After reading this advertisement
Need ANY One suffer with Pain
RAILWAYS
Ready Relief is a Cure for Every
Pain.

II Was the hrst Ano
Ths Only Pain Remeay
hat instantly stops the most excruciating psins
Allays infininnatlons. and cures cohkea..St-s.
whether OF the hsnEs. stomach bcSels' . o'A's
Hands or orRtlhs by one application,
~ FHoN ONE TO TWENTY NISuTEs
No matter how violent or excruciAtlng she pala
the rheumatic, be1ridden- lnnr1ng eslptsss' NV
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INSTANT EASE.
ANIMATION nf the Kidneys, 1919.
Inflammation OF the bihuSe"
tnIistnuaation Gf Z, e bowels . -. ,,,,,ss
~ Cengestion OF the iuhs"
Sore throat, difficult hrenthiiiti, - ,...rf
I E1aIF5ffudfom OF the heAAf
Hyssericsi Group, dyPthsriSi,. ,,,s,a.n1s,
headache. toofI,aehe, -.
Cold chifis, 0gue chiiis.
The application Of the Resdy Relief 70 ne "a ~
bT pat + where the pain or difficulty exists VIZ -
fsrd ease aud comaprt. ,.- Mill IN
Twenty dr0ps la half lumber OF NAlei W,
fesx moments cure cram flS, spfalii sui 1890
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tyHfFsr Will ufssvpHt aic hess pains iIun NE
Or wster II Is better than ffeach nia'U' "
tiers as n stiululant-
Fever and Ague Cured Tor so Gems
There Is mot a remedial agent IN this vera
xiii curp f.-ver and ague. aud ais other
bilious, scarlet. typhoid, yellow ana oti-s tp-
faided b. Hallway Pills., 50 qulcH ~ isfse
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The following is the number of ships
in the different sduadrons

Inc marine corps ana SAILOR force OF
the United States are comparatively in
significant in number when compared
wit h those of Great Britain and Spain.
There ere fourteen thousand marines
in that of Spain. Particular care is
paid to the organization of the Span
ish marine corps, the corps ranking
first in the defensive elements of the re-
public. The selection for officers is
made from the nobility, and those des-
tined to hold commissions are educated
in colleges at Madrid and Cadiz. The
corps C mprises both infantry and ar
tillery service.
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THE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN.
Comparison between the Naval Strength
OF the Two Countries.
THE UNITED srAEs.

According to the Navy Register of
July 1, 1873, the following vessels con
stituted the
WY or THE IrnrIrEn erAEa
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A DOSE every two days IS the way to take Shall
lenbergeris Fever and Ague AntdOte- One dose
stops the chilIs and cure Is certain.
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4lPARK Row, New YORK.
Tha Graat Blood PuritaR


EVERY crop OF the sARsAPA RELLIAN BIZ
SOLVENT Communicates through the Blood,
Sweat, Urine, and other huida and lpices Of the
syphiIiA, Consumption, aIandulAr diseases, Ulcers
In the throat, Mouth, Tumors Eodes In the Glands
and other parts q the system, Sore 3 yes stru-
LnOrOua discharges froE1 the EAfA and tse WORST
forms OF Skin diseases Eruptiona, Eevef Sores
Scaid Head. Ring worm Salt Rhen1ss ErysipasAs'
Acne, Black Spots Worms m the Ffsah, Tuners
CancsrB, IN the womb, and all Weakehlng and
painful discharges Might SVeats, Loss OF Sperm
and AZ wastes Of the life prlnOps, Arb withtn ts
try and feW days use viii prove e - person
using &c Tor either OF these forms % sease tt
III he patient, daily becunIn9 reGnosd By the
wastes and doom pn6ition that q continaaisy pro
EreesnE, succeeds 20 arrestfaR these wastes, &Ed t
Daifs the 41th material made fr6a1 heal
thy blood and this the SA RSA PARILLI n VIII
and d1ss secure-a cure ID csrtalns for 4s1ed one
THE remedy commencss Is work OF Pur hpo ton,
repairs viii he rapid, and every day the pc spt vii
feel himself growing better and stronger the TODD
digestipg bstLeEs appetits Improving, and heshAnd
Not cEiy does the EARsAPAnILLEAN RNsoLYzET
excel All known remedial agents In the cure Of
CHRONIC, Scrofnl9u1, stit1tionsl, and 6E1n a.
es8e1i but 1t ID tbs only positive cure Tor
Kidney and Bladder Com plants,
Urinary, and Wonb Diseases Gravel. Diabetes,
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@sisg { thicE cloudy mixed Wits slssstsnols me
&c h,s 81 e ss % tTa ne s e
Ehits bone-dual depoGita- and Tha1 there =
pEickine, burning sensation WhaH p&esiBE VAIL
md PAintn the Small Of the Back and along ne
Tumor Of Ia Years. Growth Cured
by Railways ResolVeDt.
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CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE
AND SICK
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THIRTY YEARS, EXPERIENCE
OF AN OLD NURSE

UF AN OAD NURSE.
Azsss VVInsIOVv's Soothing syrup Is the
prescription OF one OF the best female physi-
class and nurses In the United States, and has
been used for thirty years with never failing safety
and success by millions OF mothers and children,
nom the feeble infant OF one week old to the adult
It corrsets acidity Of the stomach relieves wind
collie, regulates the bowels and gives rest, health
and comfort to mother and child. We believe lt 70
be tina best and surest remedy in the world In all
cases OF DYsEETERY and DIARhHEA IN
CHILDREN, whether Il srises from teething or
ffOm any other cause. Full directions for using
viii accompany each bottle. None genuine unless
the fac-simile OF CURTIS q PERKINS Is on the
UuEE14O wrapper.
soId by an znsdIeine dealers.
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A QUAINT old clergyman once took as
q foundation for a few remarks, The
world, the flesh. aud the devil" By
the way of preface he said, Il shall
touch lightly on the world, speak briefly
Of the flesh, and hasten on to the devil.
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GEN. RYAN, the victim of Spain in
Cuba, was well known IN Washington,
D. O., as a great ladies' man, and crea-
ted a sensation while promenading the
avenue, with his military cape, large
Texan braid hat, long curling hair, etc.
He always carried a very heavy cane,
and was generally accompanied by an
unusually large bloodhound, which
was terror to many pedestrians. he
frequently had difficulties in the hotel
Hobbies, generally following up a dis
cussion on Cuban matters in that way.
He was about twenty-eight years OF
aya and was we'll educoted
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VII destroy worms without injury 70 the child
being Perfsctly WHITE and nee nom All color
ing other Injurious ingredients usually used IN
worn preparations.
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This HOUSEHOLD PANACRA,
AND
RAMHBK LINKMENT
Ia the best remedy In the world FOR the following
complaints viz: Cramps In the limbs and stom
ach, pain IN the stomach bowels or side, rheumar
tism in all its forms. bilious collie, neuralgia.
cholera, dosentery, colds flesh wounds. burns, so1s
throat. spinal complaints. FprRins and bruises.
ohilIs and fever. For internal and external use.
It's operation is not only to relieve the patient,
but entirely removes the cause Of the complaint.
II penetrates and pervades the whole system, re-
storing healthy action ali Its parts quicken
ing the blood.
The Household Kssnaeea fs ursreIy Vaw-
e4Able and El healing.
Prepared By
CURTIS = BHOSSH,
No. 8IB Patton strest Rev FGrk.
For sale BY All drnEE1Hts-
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nom no other cause than having worms in tn
BROWNS vERAr1FUaE CosFTrs
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CURTIS = BROWN PEsPrleGors,
no. as Fulton street. new York.
Sold by druggists and chemists, ana deaisrs In
medicines ct TMEELE-HIXE ClNIg lox.
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a COUGH, COLD On SORE THROAT
BROWNS Requires immediate attention. and
BRONCHIAL should be Checked. II allowed to
IROCHEs continue. IEETrAEgoE CT TIE
FoR LUEss. a PEzEAxEsT THEokr
S)OGHS AFFEcTIoE. Oh Az IEcuEABLE
AND LUSs DISEASE is onen the re
yOLDS. lsult.
RROyyN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs
Having n direct influence % the parts. gives i'm
mediate relief For BBoSeu TITS. AsFEIlIk, Ca
rARRIT. CONSERVATIVE AND THEoAT DfsEAEEs.
TRoCHEs are used n trdsfs trfth good sltocets-
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
VIII nnd TEocHEs useful ia -ciesi ing the voice
Whea taken before SiuEfnE speaking. and re-
lsving the throat afler an unusual e1erton q The
vocal ofEans-
obtaia only " BRoWS's BRoscHIAA TiocHEz,''
and do not take any Of the WORTHLESS tDitatio1S
that may BE offered q u esisrSsuhers
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PEERLESS
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IRONCLADs
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-05-24
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.
MARCH 25th, 1873.

MARCH 25th, 1873.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, TO
~ whom it may concern, that Thomas
Ryan, whose Post Office address is June
ton City, Trinity County, California, has
made application to the Government of
the United States for Patent to the fol-
lowing described Placer Gold Mining
Claim, viz: Known rs the Tipperary
Placer Mine, situated in Oregon Gulch
Mining District, in Trinity County, State
Of California, and described ON the Plat
and Field Notes on flo in this office, rs
follows, to-wit:
beginning alta post in n mound of earth
marked G Il Nj and X, thence West IVA
ration 1920 East 1850 chains to a post
in n mound Of rock marked K, on the
North boundary Of the Cleary and Me
Carthy Placer Mine thence North SO
West 400 chains to n post in mound Of
rock, marked Il thence South so West
90 chains to Quartz rock, 8 links long,
u links wide and D links above the surface
OF tho earth, marked with a cross thus /
3 inches each way; thence South 90
West 33.25 chains to post in mound
of rock, marked r. thence North 1872
west 1,00 chains to a willow tree inches
IN diameter, marked r.; thence North
- '4"'v Wv" tllulIS VI u UlNtk ONk, %
inches in diameter, marked II thence
North 67o East f3 90 chains to post in
mound Of rock, marked K thence South
44' West 7.0i chains ton post in mound
of rock, marked Il thence South 700
East 1850 chains to and closing ON tho
starting corner or the point Of beginning,
from which point the corner common To
Townships No. 32 and 33 North, Ranges
8 and 8 Wost, Mount Dablo Base and
Meridian, of the Government Surveys,
bears South G3oIl' East $50. .5S chains dis
tant, and containing Is acres. The said
mine is bounded along tho lst course on
the South, by the Clary and Mccarthy
Placer Mine along the I'd and 3rd courses
on the South, by mining lands claimed
by Richard Ryan, V. V. Wilson nnd by
John Lumley, ct al and on the 5th
course, on the westerly side by mining
lands claimed by John Sattery, ct al |;
and on the 9th course and first l3 chains
of the 7th course, on the northerly side,
by mining lands claimed by John Lum-
ley, ct al and on the last 30 chains OF
the 9TH, the Sth and 9th courses, on tho
Northerly side, by public lands Of tho
United States,
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby required to present tho
same before the Register and Receiver
Of the United States Land Office, at
Shasta, California, within sixty days from
the first day Of publication hereof.
JNO. 5. FOLLANSBEE,
marco God Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1873-05-24

No MORE 40 PRICEs.-Elsewher in
this issue M. Lang informs the people of
Trinity county, to the extent Of a column
advertisement, that he has received full
stock of Hardware, ETC., and that he in
tends to sell goods in that line at much
lower prices than such things have here
fore been sold at. His new tin-shop,
which, by the way is fitted up with the
latest and best improved machinery, tools
and material, is now in full operation,
and orders for custom work and repairing
will be done promptly and at reasonable
rates. He has always on hand a COM
plete assortment of Groceries, Liquors,
Tobacco, etc. and will sell goods in his
line at such low prices that buyers can
save money by purchasing from him.
Lang knows what he is doing and means
business. Now is the time to buy and
Lang is the man to buy from. Give him
call and you will not fail to be satisfied
with goods and prices. See advertise
ment.