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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-11-06

DIRECT FROM INDIA FOR OUR TRADE.
(This is big for Stanton, and somt were made
EXPRESSLY FOR US.
All Dress Goods are beautiful this season, sand
we think our stock is unsurpassed. You will
find all the
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-11-06

AGoon SALAD.-A correspondent OF the
Gardeners Chronicle" says; Here is a
salad that will delight those who eat Gu
cumbers with bread and cheese Take
tomato, not oVerripe, and cut it into slices,
as you would cucumber, take small
onion, and cut it up as fine as you can,
sprinkle it over the tomato slices. add salt,
pepper and vinegar at discretion, and you
will have Il salad which, as a relish, puts
the cucumber to shame.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-11-06

FRECKLEs.-Small round freckles can
be removed by the application of chlorine
water every night and morning, allowing
it to dry in. For the more dense ones,
chloride Of lime, one to ten, fifteen OF
twenty parts Of water, according to sensi-
tiveness Of skin. When using the strong
er solutions, merely touch the spots with
moistened camel's hair brush.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-11-06

70 SWEETEN SALT PoRK.-Cut as MANY
slices as will be required for breakfast the
evening previous, and soak till morning in
sweet milk and water; then rinse till the
water is clear, and fry. The pork will be
found very nearly as good as fresh pork.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-11-06

CoCoANUT PIE.-One-half q cup of but
ter, one cup OF powdered white sugar, four
Well-beaten eggs; beat whites and yelk to-
gether; one cup of grated cocoanut, one
quart OF sweet milk mix butter and sugar
together, then add the eggs and cocoanut,
and lastly the milk. Bake in a lower crust.
Eat when cold This quantity makes two
pies.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
NEW YORK, NEW-HAvEN AND HART

~ FORD X K.-NEW-lORk AND NBNHAfEN DIVISION.
H. 1874 Passenge. station
ia NewYors Grani Depot ForiysecOnd.
Trains for heWHaven leave AZ 7;lO (AccGE sOo CEhi POO
tAccnl. 1000 tRvl 1900 AocD lOo lBhl 500 tBLl.
:20 ccu 43s aud 5:lj LOcsl EL $40 BI and 9;lO SIJ
on. ,.no,v-,
2:2O .: ass 1:l5 $40 G:3J $40. $40 For Stamford
40 sOj 0:U5 1910 1900 loo 2:2O AMI $40 nIb
:55 4S 4J 5:l5 j:lO 6:35 12O $40 GlO snd Il
Boston Express Springfield 500 lUa and S:lo.
p NJ wa Line At ! 10 The S:O5 EOO y.
San'oui NorSalb and S:O1 ald
Loo 500. $40 and 9;lO o. N Bro eport Tns
SO5 with Shore Line Duaon tor
Ihe 900 ami
IT, connect with Shore Division for NOw Cd and New Haven
aud NORTHAMPTON New-s.B ard the 800 a. m snd
Newport; s:O5. and II trains connect vita
SDringfeli ami D. for Nontr The
SO5 with NiHgituek r. X ana The @;Oo
D. eusatOnc r. at BRIDGEPORT Tie SOD o.
sod 81 3S with Danhuy NOrsalk
the sU5 1900 and 4:3S with NeT-Canasa r. 4 ss
SuOda Nail Trains 200 visSpnngad $40
n Providence.
Drawugrooua Dav Express and Sleeping Cara Night Er
Trans -. nj. ON. - sc....-- u. G., r..
,,I nj r At Of y. Y. 1rs.r Co.. 9i4 Broal aal
WpIsor ionse n. " and No Coust BrooEyR. Wbo will
CHECK rag age rom residence 10 destination
S-'>A n Y New. OrK.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
LHALL RIVER LINE
BORDEN n LOWELL, Agents
GEORGE I. COSNOR. General PASSENGER ens,
4 f.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALRoAD-Afer l5' 1874 through trains VIII
Grand Central OeJOt
through bochestr and 81 Adams .---... % -,
lOU a. Special Chicago Express Win oN 'S@
ester
100 m Northern and Wes'em hrDresS
4: O. M Montreal Express from SevTorkts
6:00p n grpres. Daily with leepugcan for wassrtOFa ni
CsLsnisgua ~ -, ,--,-..... -. po.,,.,..
BuHo ana Niagara Fss; also for Chicago via botn L. D. ad VI -
Liza m Express with TROY sn Albany
way "e-' - ~ c. II. KENORICK.
D. Ak.nl
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
et.omboots ano Railroads.
ERIE RAILWAY.

ERIE RAILWAY. "a ,syx
II AssAsosrEsr .ans - n.s ss9,
s.%~cae.S,a ces Day Express pD"'TT''a Coaches
iOl5 n~BIpr.s Mail Buffalo and Niagara FhA s'''p"s
T~ %@dDsy Psiso B1prss the West Sleeping oo.'as,
terSS 70 Baso, Sass. Pis ci iDeHnaA st. Louis O''" '''
Chicago without change
pors JsT1. so 1880 O. .s5 and lo:45 m 49, fe'se
= m Midletows; 1880. .5o '23 'Sd i2:tS ls, M
S4S 4 SSo s sss sn fo .ad oSesc 70
is s k's;9a ~ sS ssa cG5 an S s5S s,sS S4S ' so
p "a S1.ref y Hi oi $50 O. & l1i'@ 80 e0@
;1:4; e. liS 5iS H7s5 g ka5"'S is5o S oS ic'is
1913 'n5 ioi5 ~ I:s5 rSj'''n & l3 SsoS i5 iS $iS
44j. s. 5;IJ, o. G;l1 -5l q SIP 10y 80 sSd ~
ii1e i@ J. and II il 80 '..' mn 15 4i5 si5 1890 .'
o $5 4 p ,g% ,,J 1T4 p,... 9 Bss 49, ss5 s', is
= Ids S:is s.,,sS SSi g. 80 .s,y9 ,s Sis is
10 1880 sp 2s g. IT E"sTGI efs Iss '5 5o s''5o S%
.ad 80 surds ay ash, PTncn, and S,1 0O S s.i
80 SATURDAY night, only spnDs Valley $3.50 and 1i5O H. saa
on even or bal, ,,1SS SSsr' css.' sss
& a cs,, sn %9u' Ss s,fs sT. s5 g & a9' y na ess
'y 2 at "a . . ~ s' b,, O The % 5Go sSon'I NJ tia sss.
m o for ,ss Ss 5. sssas :s %' SS aSis ss
sg m ee @ at oosp Ss I1PhS P%S At the co%oaay Dsas
ESr r1us from the IN SeW.iorS at 40 2'ie
'Dhr Jyo AbSS fS1iiy' S1ar. S1s Passage. Ar...
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,
~ ALLESrowN LNg TO TlE wGsT- 's.sDser .oa Rrrsss
So Brs6c6 r At ,nptoa Junction With Del w.
& r. = y, 5i g5a W.T." bc s1 f n an" % "as PSS s :.
Wa" also to cen RSTP1I HneSsGSSeSf -9 AsSfS Stats
Commencing Dec. a l87lLeaye Ssw1orx as rSSy,; ,,,,
AeaoTa MautS Chunk, iamsqaa fsnneod wissbsus, ssn
ton. &C. v,
700 mw.y Tram for E,on B'vi.r: MaucS Csu1s wllL:r
neTaos ha'e &c Connects at JUNCTION With DEL Lack aud
500 m-YoaSrSo ErrPass tsIcept suniay for Bs,tea.
Aelowu H'rtblrr. West Connects a. tonerTe ios
barre Scranton Da0T wanpOrt &c
iS3S :iS @ESrans. lin i S Pnnsen Eoo
sa ma ca"ns fGneas haSaS, ' E S po s'G' s
wy Nv Tram Tram ST for Ss P On asys o ny som.r
400 m-way Train for Ris,on Allentown sOi MaUch
Coul et al Ju. .gtoa with DEL, LacA. ami West X X
4:IO Way Train for Honervile and FlemnstOn
S.i5p nw. Tr.d ,Sd form for riHnacL Tls
$50 pmEvENISG ExPRsss dIs. for Bason, Allentown Msscs
ChHk Wikes.aue rowlua Realm. iar sbarL Pittsburgh CI
a1i 6:i5 P m.-w., Trans for Sometvle.
7;3J p M Imi grantl FOr Estol
For Hra9cth at BIZ, 65 6:io l. 7l5. s:i5 $50,
Ais i50i:I5 s. 5l5 5}0 j:lj' s. 6lj. G:i5 7:i5 49,
''l'' w. i'''O' l''-', E. KICKER, suOt and Eas
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON landing at
tocns Cornwall Newg1rEn Mahbovueh Melton, Ponghkeep
e Ws't PARK E'9pus James VI Ea" e'e,
IALL RIVER LINE
FOR BOSTON NEWPORT AND PALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS EXCEPTED AT pm
From Pier 2S North River OF Marrpy-s..
Steamers NEWPORT AND OLD COLOSr.
Capt A. G. SIMMONS. Capt B. H. SIMMONS
Tie Taunton. MSebofo, Plymouth, New
Bedford yinearl Nantucket Cape COi the WHITE
MOUNTAINS all psup points in SewGganl AND tho Prov
Zil 929 BrOidW,
Gnrye. and Onehnne lani
DOs Offices J4 Broldway suJ ~ Cont
Bro-ru oace Per AMI at all principal Ho'es
Omees Ia tue ~
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

RUFUS HATCH. Managing Director
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CAkRfING THh
UNITED STATES NAIL.
new AED PCLLPOWERBD STEAMSHIPS. ...
ssnug nom SATURDAYS iron Liverpool On THURS
DAYS, ca lug al Corr HsrOOr
REP BLIU. SATURDAY. Dec. -. at 200 D. N
BALTIC sATURDAf. Jau. .. at loo pm
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY Jan g. GE I:OO a. m
,ELTlC. SArURDA. Jan 10 al l2:OO IN
OCEANIC. SATuRDAi Jan. 20. al 7:OO A. NJ
rom The White Dos. Pier 81. North Mvsr
unrVaiel eomoiuins
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT
Saloons bsthroons
aowarJesss ACCOMPANY
.,.o
kATES-Saoon $50 Retun Tickets $40. gold bteerago
Al low rates ens the Oa County
eau Iow oDIalu prepaid certificates A. o~ rates
ksryay Sweden, Inha Australia China Se
Drafts ron Al ao~Sn- a,
tor other Information aPp az he oonoSnJS
6eSAN No new.lOrk H. j. COhiiS Avn"
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

FTO JAMES POYNTON, formerly of Con
ingsbT be COunts OF Line'n and aeward 10 the
Comfy YOk JANE ELIZABETH PUYNTON formerly q
ehTen
COsgsby and sherwar OF Boston the Comfy OF Lincoln
essed-bOma Clafk, sR Of Taiersh, IN the s Ceuay
eo gebtmsB the TIA dsy oJauusry
1870 VIII beQusbe Of the chi eD Of be kad
bis late Susan legsey Ot &lOO The said James
PoynOn and Jane Bi,be Pontn send In their CLAIMS
fhe tad LEGACBS Thomas Peehe Of PoehA worth the
County Lucon farmer PkB N;ekwob Of Boston
ourty gentleman he tIeeuto O the said Thomas Clark And
D1Fsnar e9sH will h; eodc
OF the .sd so OrdT dste 18Th April l873
u the Of Thomas Clarks estate Petche Pecbe
15I3 81 notice hereby thst the said James PoIntOn
aDd Jane kinbb PoyJtO9 oB heir egses BY the 7h
Sy OF January 1877 brg from the the SAID
TooDas CAk the sid viii forfeited will and
become part Of The eadasr fun1 uldeT the will OF
JhOuss Cark-DAisd toe 23i dsV Of November, 1874
IOOkE HOLLAND, 80 Bedford KOE, LOndOn, W. c.,
Ageuts for W. su W. Hdeb d soato Zoe
kbs said Thomas ie'ehen and PaTkin Nigesworh
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16

TAMAR INDIEN universally prescribed by
refresh me1csttd fruit loznge
for the mne relief OF CONSUMPTION headache
bile hamorrhod TsmAr unlike pills and usua pagautes
Ggeeabs 70 aks prodaees Irritation Prepsel bT
6RILLON "a RADbness PAYS Depot CASWELL HALAkD Co..
RIith.ave and TweutY- -IcNrth-sL, hew-fork
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
CTONlNGTON LINE for BOSTON and

The aunch and mOd steamers NARRAGANSBlT rnes
and SATURDAYS ami SrONlNGrON Mo11afs
Wneys and FRIDAYS 33 North River foot Of JsTst "a
m arriving IN lines. Tickets sale se
railroad Offices securei At the o1ees Of
Wescott Express Co.. aud At 3l9 Bnoadsay
A. DE yEAU Freight L. w. fILhlNS, Gem PaS ASene
:
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
european A0ucrilscmcnls.
REAL RUSSIAN SEAL SKINS.
G00DE GANSF0RD Co. now Showing Large Stock Of the
FINEST REAL RUSSIAN SEAL JACKETS both plain and trimmed
SELECTED SKINS considerably less than Winter Prices.

ALBION HOUSE, 161 TO 167 BOROUGH LONDO
ANIWERPOs Van Bengen f Black Silk Mnuflc Prices and
BRUSELSJ N C0LARD Co..
HAMBURGF Bacmnn Co.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-16
PHIA. via LONG BRANCH and

EIIIIIADEITIIIh, NId IIV4NI DNiANNI1 IHk
i the HBWJERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare rom iOrSt to PhIloteuhia only ~ 20.
Commemorate MONDAY Oct 10. 1874, the staunch, and
ou seanboats MOSELY and DAY STAR connecting al
Sandy Hook with all trains, Nll .,
Leave Neg-York from Pier g. n. r., foot of Reciorst
9:45 n-Fcr PhuadeDh Long Branch, Toms RYcr Ware
town. tuckertoo, Yinelaul. Brigetoa
400 m-For Long Branch. Toms RIVER WareoSn Barnega
TLcketon. VA, q sNynp> c.-..-,,,..1.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

SELLING berries by the foot is new
idea, the offspring of a Milwaukee girls
brain. The young lady, who was on q
marketing expedition, desired to pur-
chase some berries to add zest to her
evening repast, but she wouldn't trust
the fraudtul little boxes which the gro
GERS, with pleasing fiction, call quarts" :"
She wanted full Scriptural measure, and
proposed to the dealer to adopt her shoe
as the standard of quantity. Visions Of
Cinderella noated through the huckster's
brain, and in a moment of forgetfulness
the deluded man accepted the PROPOSE
tion. OF came the shoe and in went
the berries. Box followed box, until the
dealer, with sadness in his heart and half
his stock in the girls shoe, gently waved
his purchaser away, and closed up his
shop.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

A REMARKABLE scene occurred the
other day at the Rev. Mr.. Taylor's place
of worship in Madras, India, where Il re-
vivalist meeting was being held. 1t is
customary at these meetings for the con-
verts TO detail their experiences for each
others edifica:ion. Several Hindoos had
been admitted, aud one of these quietly
asked permission to communicate his ex-
perlences. He gravely stated that having
been troubled with dyspepsia for many
years, and find no relief from doctors, it
suddenly occurred to him to try an invo-
cation to Brahma. He did so, and was
Immediately cured. He had hitherto
slighted Brahma, but now be WAS con
velted, and would recognize him forever
as his savior. On hearing this violent
commoton took place and the meeting
broke up in disorder,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA. CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO MINING
CLAIM.

AUGUST 10th, 1874.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ Mary Coyle, James +. Carr. II. II.
Feeney and John COyle, whose Pu-t o.
fee address is Trinity Center, Trinity
County, State of California, have made
application for Patent for the following
dc,cribed Gold Bearing Placer Mine, sit.
uated in the Trinity Center MiningtDis-
tlict, Trinity County, and known II, the
COYLE GOLD PLACER NINE, and
more particularly described in the plat
and field notes on file in this office, as fol-
lows, to wit Lot No. SO, in Township
3G n, Il w, VI ID NJ, containing 76 27-l00
acres.
Beginning at black oak tree seven
inches in diameter, marked Coyle, toI
the North East corner Of the claim-from
which the Sc corner Of Sec 30 ard SW
corner of Sec 33, TIP 36 N, X w, NJ.
d NJ, bears S2o42'33"E 424.19 chains
distant; running thence, with variation
lS'30'E, S2'E 29.50 chains to post in
mound of earth, marked Coyle and G
Al, said post being the Sc corner Of the
claim thence SSSoW 26.00 chains to n
post in mound Of earth, marked COyle
and b & NJ, forSW corner of the claim
thence NS0E 35 As chains ton post mark
ed Coyle ana Is = NJ, Tor n w corner OF
the claim thence NSSoE S.5S chains to
a post in a mound of earth marked Coyle;
thence S7loE 1900 chains to the place of
beginning. Said claim is bounded on the
East by the Town of Trinity Center on
the South and South West by the Brush
Creek Placer Mine on the Wesi and
North by the Bloss and MeGIary Placer
Mine.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are required to present the
same before the Register and Receiver of
the United States Land Office, at Shasta,
California, within sixty days from the
first day OF publication of this Notice.
AARON BELL,
aug15-60d. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10
LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

|. Subscribers who do not give ex-
press notice to the contrary, are consider
ed as wishing to continue their subscrip-
tion.
2. Ifsubscribers wish their papers dis
continued, publishers may continue to
send them until all charges are paid.
8. II subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the Office or place
to which they are sent, they are held re-
sponsible until they settle their bills and
give due notice to discontinue.
4. If subscribers move to other places
without informing the publisher, and the
paper is sent 20 the former direction they
are held responsible. Notice should al
way- be given OF the removal.
5. The court, have decided, that refus-
ing 10 take paper from the office, or re-
moving and leaving it upcalieI II, ispli-
ma facte evidence of Intentional fraud.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10
A CORNERED LEGISLATOR.

A gentleman who now occupies q seat
in the upper branch of the New York
legislature, but at one time was a mem
ber Of the Assembly, relates the follow
ing:
Perkins was as honest n man as ever
set foot in Albany. Money wouldn't buy
him, and i knew it, but l thought l
would have little fun with him, so l
went down to his room one evening and
said /: perkins, what do you think OF
the underground railroad bill ? Are you
going TO vote for it %
Well" said Perkins, IL haven't
made up my mind yet, exactly. l am
inclined to think it is a good bill; but
why do you ask ?"
II thought you were in favor of it,
said l, and as long as you have conclu-
ded 10 vote for it, just wanted to say to
you that the men interested in it pay five
hundred dollars for votes, and as it is
coming up on its final passage tomorrow
you can just as well hare the money as
not ; you'd vote for .he bill anyway"
"Votc for the bill ! I'll be hanged
first - cried ,he irate Perkins. No
sir. If improper means are being taken
to pass this thing, as you say, for one,
will vote against it every time. You can
put me down no."
Oh, don't care anything about the
'bill," said l, Il was only trying to do
you favor, and | think / can yet, for
the rival companies are here in full force,
and are moving heaven and earth to de-
feat it. They are paying the same price
for noes, and as long as you are bound
to vote that way, I'll get you the five
hundred dollars all the same"
"Can such things be ?" exclaimed
Perkins, rising from his seat and tearing
up and down the room in torrent OF
righteous wrath and virtuous indigna-
ton. "What state of things this is. A
plague on both your houses, and l won't
vote at all"
"All right" said 1, as l laid my hand
on the door. "I'll get you five hundred
dollars for being absent"
And as the jolly Senator brought to
mind the. horror Of perplexity in which
his last proposition involved old Perkins,
he roared with laughter.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

WIDOW JONES husband died far away
from home, and it took so long fo- his
remains to reach her that the relct had
quite recovered from her grief, and was
giving large lunch party when the body
finally arrived. A wagon drove up to
the door, and a large box was handed
out. Curiosity ran high among the ladies
at the window, and with one accord they
exclaimed, why, Mrs. Jones, what
can that be?" Up went Mrs. Jones'
eyeglasses, and after glance she coolly
said, Well, it must be old Jones come
home. Charley, run down and open the
door for your father"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10
LAND NOTICES.
u. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA. CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.

August sth, 1874.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ +. Ii. Bloss, William J.. Hail, Geol ge
Williams, John Owinss, W. p. Hall, d.
X. McClary, l.. Olsen and Preston 7.
Noies, whose Post Office address is Trim
ity Center, Trinity County, State OF Cal
llornia, have made application for a
Patent for the following described Gold
Bearing Placer Mine, situated in the
Trinity Center Mining District, Trinity
County, and known rs the CENTER
PLACER NINE, and more particularly
described in the plat and field notes on
file in this office, as follows, to wit: Lot
No. 80, in Township 36 N, r. : w, NJ.
ID. NJ, containing l59 94I00 acres.
beginning at the North East corner of
the Coyle Placer Mine, at "A black oak
tree seven inches in diameter, marked
Coyle," for starting corner OF the Cen
ter Placer Mine-irom which the Sc
cor of Sec 81 and SW cor of Sec SO
Township 80 n, RI w, NJ d NJ, bears
S2o4233 Il 424.19 chains distant run
ming thence with variation 1So30'E North
7loW 300 chains to post in IA mound
of earth with pits and trenches, marked
Coyle )" thence $3.50 w 5.S5 chains to
post in a mound OF earth with pits and
trenches, marked "Covlr," being the
NV corner OF the Covle Placer Mine !;
thence $50 w 80 chains along the West
line OF the Coyle Placer MINI to II post
in II mound OF earth with pit, and tIenches
marked I" c." for corner; thence 500 w
7.43 chains to black oak tree II inches
in diameter, marked G for corner thence
N66o w 1900 chains to.a post in mound
of earth, marked H 81 w and b q NJ i,
for corner thence N26o w 1910 chains
to a sugar pine tree II inches in diam
eter, marked II & w, for corner; thence
N22oE 1873 chains to a post in a mound
of earth, marked II * w, for corner
thence NS30E 9.S6 chains t. ~ post in n
mound uf earth, marked -" C." for corner;
thence S640E u 90 chains to a post in a
mound nf earth, marked G, for corner
thence NS5o + 27.l0 chains to post in n
mound OF EARTH marked B, situated on
top Of II pile of talings 20 feet above the
surrounding lands thence South u 70
chHfns to post IN mound oi rock in II
ditch, marked G, 2 'eet wide and o feet
deep for corner: : thence NS30 Bow 100
chains to the place of beginning. Bound
ed on the South by the following mining
clHims Cnve PHcer Mine, Blo,s and
McClary claim and Brr>h Creek Placer
Nine on the Wet bv public lands on
the North by Hall aud Williams claim,
and mining land. belonging to Blcss &
McClary ct al,
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are required to present the same
before the Register and Receiver of the
United States Land Office, ut Shasta,
California, within sixty days from the first
day of publication of this notice.
AARON BELL,
augl5-60d Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

CoNNEcTIcUT now claims the most
impudent man alive. Having stolen
melons from farmer, he sent the seeds
back in letter, requesting his victim to
plant them next year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

A SUMMERvILLE, Oregon, astronomer
announces for the benefit of those who
did not get chance to see the comet dur
ing its recent visit to the earth, that it
will appear again In 2I57, A. d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

NOTHING enlarges the gulf of atheism
more thau the wide passage which lies
between the faith and the lives of men
pretending to teach Christianity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

WHEN a young lady has to stay at
home from party on account of sty on
her eye, it is useless to tell her that Prov
donee doeth all things for the best.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

A DELAWARE man lost his wife and a
race-horse by the same stroke of light
ming, and he tried for two hours 10 revive
The horse.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10
Or. pBDyAY'S
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS

Il ttf Ell I UhGA1IVE II F1LLS.
Perfectly tasttless, legautly coated with sweet
gum, parge, regulate, = rliy, cleanse and
strengthen Rad ways ills, for the cure of
all disorders OF the stomach, Liver, Kidneys,
Constiiation! t',,-ti9'n ,,s-, lndis1gtion' Dvs,'
polsia, ilioasn. s.. III ious I,v,r. lnlamma-
ton OF the Bowc.s, II "a, and all Duranga-
ments Of tn int Tnal sccla. " variant d to
effect po'itiv rc. i.h ly Vegetable, con-
tanning no IN lc ny, miu.r rails or deletelious
drugs
- Obsry tn flloying symptoms result
ing from Drod rs d. the Zig stirr Organs
Consul atiou, Inward ills, rullncs> of tho
Blood in tho q ad, cdiiy Of the stomach,
Nausea, Hearth I'm, i,g.st Of uOd, tulluess
or W Ntl5ht in the stomach, soar Eracta ions,
Sinking or II atttrng at the itof the stum-
ach, Swimming OF the Head, Hurried and
Difficult hreai hing, Flutteriug at the Heart,
Choking or SaAocaling Sensations when in a
Lying osttTa, Dimness Of Vision, Dots or
v obs beiolo the Sight, foyerand Dull Pain in
the liuad, deficiency of perspiralon, Yellow
ness OF the skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side,
Chest, Limbs, and sudden tlusAes of Heat,
Burning IN the lesh.
A iew doses of RADWAY'S PILLS will free
the system from all the above-namcd disor-
ders. Price - cents per box, SOLD BY ALL
DhUGGl~TS
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one
letter-stamp to RADWAY Il co. No 81 Maid
en- Lane, ew York. information worth thous-
ands VIII b. sent you. jyl5-ly-p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

NO young man is proof against gum
drop when she holds it between her teeth
and asks him to take bite.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-10-10

A New YoRK doctor figures it out that
the average woman sheds barrel Of
tears in forty years.