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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-01-02
SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY,
No. 3E, MONFGOMERY BA0CEt,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
SOLDIERS

w. II. AIKEN, Attorney at Law and Com
mandcr of the Grand Army Of he Republic in
California and Nevada, will give prompt at
tention 10 tho collection OF Additional Travel
Pay, nowslue California and Nevada Nolun-
teers discharged more thun throc hundred
miles from home. Soldiers can depend on fair
dealing Information given free OF charge.
When writing enclose stamp for raply and
state what company and regiment and whefh-
or you have discharge. Congress has eX-
tended the time for fling claims lor additional
Bounty under Act Of July 2S, 1855, to january
ls1j, 80 all such claims must be made before
that time. Original Bounty of 100 has boon
allowed all volunteers who enlisted before
July I'D, 1871, for three years, if not paid tho
same when discharged. Land Warrants can
DO obtained for services rendered before 1857,
but not for sery icos in tho lato war. Pensions
for late war and war Of 1872 obtained and in
creased when allowed for less than disability
warrants, but no pensions are allowed to Mex
lean and Florida war soldiers. state of fexas
has granted Pensions 10 surviving veterans Of
Texas Revolution. New Orleans and Mobile
Prizo Money is now due and being paid W.
II. Aiken also attends to General Law and
Collection BusinosS' augl-6m.E
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TOWN AND COUNTY.

HAPPY New YEAR.
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NaES. E3 AHeSKA Y

Remains in SAN FRANCISCO, taxi
ana Goods are Bought at the very
LOWEST DISCOUNT PRICES,
wherefore we can afford 10 sell them
SO rnuctl CHEAPER than heretofore.
are also secured ami shipped weekly
under This New Arrangement. We
therefore claim that we have the
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.
II. Lorenz to Swift & Husband and I'M
provements, Steiner Flat-Si75
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Weaverville, January 2, 1875.
roll. OF HONOR.

sUBscRIpTIoN RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST WEEK.
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The People Of the state Of CabfoWiJ
send Greeting to oJ1MES III 1TTh'RSON
Defendant;
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2 The WAsHERwoxEN or STEUNA.--Charlcs
Warren Stoddard writes to the San Francisco
Chronic0l Of Sienna, Italy Wandering down
one Of the narrow streets, we came upon a
low roof supported by heavy columns. It.
looked like . mill-house, and az stream,
small but lively, dashed in at one end of the
building and out at the other, we concluded
that It was factory Of some kind or other.--
When we came to it we were saluted by TWEEN
ty bpxom women who stood in row along
the side Of a stone cistern in the centre Of the
shed through which the stream was flowing.
Every woman had pile Of linen At her feet
and garment in her hand which she was
washing In the ice-cold water.
This was one Of the public wash-houses !;
the inatrons and maidsns gather In them to
do their weeks work and learn the news Of
the hour. Just fancy the gossip that flows
from those busy tongues in the course of q
week. They AL pause for moment to ex-
change word with Us, and then the business
Of the day was resumed without embarrass-
snent. ard as pretty faces, big black eyes. and
brawny arms are not uncommon in Italy, NO
withdrew. Twenty women switched twenty
damp garments in the air and SAINT shower
Of drops over u but 1t was their way of bid
ding us farewell, and a. We shook the sudy
from our hats they Laughed Justify, for tie
episodes In the lives Of the watery nymphs Of
Sieuna are few.
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ABAxED BIBLE.--There is a Bible in Lucas
county, Ohio, which at one time contained
some very warm scriptual texts. It belonged
to a Mr.. Scheboldt, native Of Bohemia. 1t
was formerly the property Of his grandmoth-
or, who was very devout Protestant During
one Of those unfortunate periods when relig-
ious prosecutions were common in Austria, a
law was passed at the instance Of the Roman
Catholics that every Bible In tae hands Of the
people should be surrendered to the priests, to
be burned. Mrs. Schebaldt determined to
save hers, and when the party came to search
her house she had just prepared huge batch
OF dough for the oven, and, taking her pre-
oious Bible, she wrapped the yielding dough
around II and quickly deposited it in the oven.
Here It was thoroughly baked, but was saved
uninjured from the fiery furnace Of the
priests 1t has passed through several gene
ratious e. memorial Of tbs days when men
were not allowed to worship God IN accord
aucs with the dictates Of their own conscisnc-
eg.
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ABOUT HATINa.-Hate not. It is not worth
while. Your life is not long enough to make
it pay to cherish Ill will or hard thoughts to-
ward any one. What II this man has cheated
you, or that woman played you falseP What
If this friend has forssken you in your time Of
need, or that one, having won your utmost
confidence, your warmest love, has concluded
that he prefers to consider and treat you as g
stranger Let it all pass. What difference
will 1t make to you in q few years, when you
90 hence to the "undiscovered country f"--
All who i'll treat you now will DO more sorry
for it then than you, even in your deepest dis
appointment and grief can be. A few mora
smiles, few more tears, some pleasure much
pain, little longer hurrying and worrying
through the world, some hasty greetings and
abrupt farewells, and our play will be played
out, the injured win be led sway, and ere
long forgotten. Is it worthy to hate each
other?
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A FIERY SrEED.--" Yes, said the driver
Of the car to the man who stood on the steps,
sshe'sa mighty nice mare for car work--least-
ways TO look At. Kick Well, ron bet. Since
I'VE had her, she's renewed the insldss from
two horses hitched in with her, she's caved in
her stall times enough to make one carpenter
rich, and livened up more'n one passenger
member one case in particular Nice old
gent with youngsters, goin' out for Sunday
picnic; he'd basket of lunch covered up
with table-cloth. Jest as he was getting
Oh, the mare worked round when wasn't
lookin', and she fetched the basket one clatter
with both feet don't rightly know but she
got in all four--any ways there was lunch for
everybody within ten rods, whether he want
ed it or not the paper boys mostly did,
Think the old man saved the handle Of the
ham and the cork Of the bottle. Such nice
looking beast as she Is, too. Why, that marc
has been brought out Of the stables not iess'n
three times cause she was such . gcntle-look-
in lady's horse. Well, its good for tho doc
tors and wagon-makers, anyhow. Always
slaves up the family, and gets back into the
team Less week. Never was broken, sho
wasn't; and never will be till she falls of q
house."
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- > 60
+" ALI FOR THE 8EST.v

Bernard Gilpin was great and good man,
whose pious labofs in the counties of West
morland, Cumberland, Northumberland, and
York, at the period Of the Reformatiop, pro
cured for him the title by which he is still re-
WONDERED in those parts, as . The Apostle Of
the North.''
1t appears that It was frequent saying Of
his, when exposed to losses or troubles. All
well ! Gods will be done nothing happens
which is not intended for our good it is all
for the best -
Towards the close Of Queen Mary's reign,
Mr.. 0ilpin was accused Of heresy before the
merciless Bishop Bonner, and was speedily
apprehcnded. He left his quiet home, moth
ing doubling az he said, 'sbut that was all
for the best though he was well aware of
the fate that might await him for he gave
directions to his steward ssto provide him a
long garment that he might 60 the moro
comely to the stake" at which he would BIO
burnt
While on his way to London, by some acct
dent, he had fall and broke his leg, which
put stop for sometime to bis Journey. The
persons in whose custody he was, took ooca-
sion thence maliciously to retort upon his ha-
bitual remark.
What !" said they, "is this all for tho
best?"
"Slrs, ! make no question but 1t Ia, was
the meek reply and so In very truth It prov
cd for, before he was able to travel, Queen
Mary died, the persecution ceased, and he was
restored to | j. liberty and friends.
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HIS Hoxz. -" Where Is your house p ssx.
Cd traveller in the depths Of one Of the old
solemn wildsrpss6ss at tbs great West.
"Housss amt got p6house."
Gwen, where do yon live ?"
~ live in the woods, sleep on the great
government purchase, eat raw bear and wild
turkey, and drink out Of the Mississippi."--
And he added Its getting too thick with
folks. You're the second man I've seen with.
in the last month and hear there is whole
family como in about fifty miles down the
river, and am going to put out into the
woods again. ! amt fond Of too much com
pany."
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TIE Housz FLx.--Professor Isidy has
found that thread like worm infests tho COM
mon house-hy. 1t is about tenth Of q line
in length, and lives in the proboscis Of the
fly. As many as five were found In ono in
sect The singular position occupied BY this
parasite shows how numerous are the means
by which parasites may be transmitted to the
human body.
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81
ON REVOCATION
A osrtainEd egrso If istsliieonca i necsasxsy
% make sntna eood citizsn d i lrsc Stats.
Expsrience has ptotsd that an eleloeatsfy ed-
uoatfon i very helpful 10 any ono ii acquiring
this degree a intelligence; though, pray 70
mark, Il 4 not absolutely essential nor abso-
lufsiy cfsctixe ID III Co., ~ bo<h YOU ana
/ know maS Who can n6lther 1es1 nor Wrile.
bnt whose tood sense and aonnd judrnssnk
mako him vefy adminhle oitisen aid (
have known : nnmbsr 81 pSisous whom even
an academic OF college education has not made
his equal Bear IN mind therefore that what
we cali education b not the equivalent 81 In
telligence, but only very helpful means to
It.
An elementary education also, - absolute-
~ necessary Ia these days 70 enable i man to
serve successfully IN any bnt the very lowest
occupations, and it. general diffusion Il there
FORE means 70 increase che prosperity 0fA
community, and to prevent pauperism as wen
AZ crime.
Hence the necessity Of schools, and the
justification Of free or public schools. Such
school, maintained and inspected by the State,
i. not . .1or;,ch.. hrt ,or;,;,c, ;,,s,,,,,t;or
= ehs hroadsst ssnse n q 4. ;,,.,..t -
ali a. c;f;.rn. t1at .rers ALI n a. 81.
.hou Sars = ,n,.cn sd,.cnt,sa !, JAN MN. n
!, 10000 o,.r .,ol;y;.,, ;a.,;,,st,oa. 49,
10 selIs,, snt,u;c-u,,. ..,.. ,,..f,r :nd.,,r.
A compulsory school law ought to include
,hs ,,oor ana a. o,,sht !, .o,,rs, a..s,s.as.
drr,rv fn,r vss,s-ssv sron, tsr - r,,,,t.sn
MT q : .chool Int ~ 49, n.n,;. q -. ..saa,
~ y. d;,,.;., Thsr "a 49, ~; ~ ss. a..
..,,co,. Nj, ..rv. -. - .t.,s 49,. ,...as.
ant ro,,t;c., r.es hv h,,,r;rr =, 40 .h,,Srsn
q ~ commnr,.v tooothsr = : ,,sv -h,ch
~, -, .s,.s. .;..-ss. - ~ a,.s.s - " .s,
49,. 80 49, -. ~. .,.s....s ~
Sss ~''A .s'.s P'oso''S ss'"s s'''os'AS.o Va ss'o
less from 'ne more prosperous winch u =
grave danger 20 Iree government. moreover
u al She cnudren oA neiRnpornooa must go
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A gentleman travelling to Pittsburg from
one of the neighboring towns, stopped to see
a friend, and left his horse tied on the road
On his return he found the animal had slipped
his bride, and while in search of him he met
an Irish pedestrian, OF whom he inquired
ssHave you seen strange creature any
where hereabouts, with saddle on his back {"
"Och, by the powers, ye may say that" re-
Piled Pat.
"Where ?"
.Just FOUNDER"
"Will you show me tho place ?"
THAT will, in less than no time" said
the man, approaching small wood Of young
timber. cay, there he is sure enough hon
ey.-
The gentleman looked up and said : g do
not see him."
Then, by Saint Patrick, you must be blind
Not see hims just cast your eyes in that d.
rection. Och, by the powers of mud, what's
he about now? Only see he swallows his
head y
"Why, sir, that's q turtle, and not horse"
ga horse who said 1t was horse? Sure
a horse is not strange creature, but'that's a
strange creature" he added, pointing to It
with fear and rrembling; land he has sad
die on but, hang me if I'd bride him for
the whole country"
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The worse case Of sel6shness has emanated
from a youth who complained because his
mother put bigger mustard plaster on his
younger brother than she did on him.
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Considerable father: q You should eat Ora
ham bread, my son; il makes bone" Re-
sponsiye youth Him, I'm bout all bones
now."
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The plate glass in Elias Baldwin's new
house in San Francisco COST $Ss,c0l
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!" Do you understand figures, boy?' ooh
yes, am always cutting fine one"
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POETRY


A.Alcns walled the ocesn strand,
Apearly shell was In my hand
II stooped, and wrote npon the sand
Ny name, the year and day.
A. onward from the spot passed
One backward lingering look caet-
Awave came rolling high and Sast &
And washed my line away ss
And 30 msthoueht twill quickly be.
with every mark on earth from mel
wave Of dark oblivion's go
Wfllewcep across the place
Where / have trod the sandy shore
OF time, and to be reen NO more;
OF me- my day, the name bore, as -
TO leave no track or trace.
And ret with Him who counts the sands,
And holds the water In His hands,
Ikpow . lasting record stands 81
Inscribed against my name.
or al this mortal part has wrought,
OF All this thinking soul has thought,
And from theee aeeting moments caught,
For glory or for shame.
"a, D. Rsntics.
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Tho best education In the world is that got
by struggling to make living.
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Wayfarers.

III, WA. :. ,o,,,s ,,,,, d.rlinc
NJ ""s - -. ,5-,,' ~ MI .tnr,
III ~ io" 49,, 10 IN ttn nvnninm Nv
= ~ t -, "a, az ib,,Io,y. synan
But. oh, my love, my darilng'
No Ill TO Us can come,
NO terror IuEn Us from 'ile PAIN.
FOR we are gong nome.
Nour feet arr fired my d,rlin~
So tirrd tha tender fant.
Eut thinl. WHOM xyn ,ro tl,o.,. .tI,
IInv s,yn.t tho rn,tI ba,,, ,''nt,
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The st. Louis papers describe an extra
ordinary scene at Il seance in that CITY the
other evening, where materialized spirit
successfully met the shot gun test to which
the mediums have so often heen ch,lJenr
ed 10 submit their apparitions 4 oentie-
man OF Il sceptlcal turn of mind otlpred
the medium $50 for the privilege of s,rino
upon the spirit, and much to his surprise
w. G.. Clark, stripped naked before the
porters, and then dressed himself in clothes
provided by Iimkins The cabinet, which
had been put together expressly for the
occasion, and was 4 simple she'll of plain
boards, was examined ut the last moment
before Clark entrance The medium took
ms seat on the floor with his back against
The wall iurthest from the naturalization
aperture, ant Timkins proceeded to cord
nm down, which he d;d in most secure.
manner, The door was then stat and the
spectators awaited the appearance of the
spirit. soon the curtain moved aside and
the manifestation appeared. 1t was girls
face ana the face Of II pretty pirl at That
The WIDE open eyes looked almost into
the muzzle OF the gun without any sion Of
hinching. All had had a fair view Of i
when the order 10 shoot came from the
cabinet, and the trigger of the rifle was
pulled Not the least impression was pro-
duced in the mysterious face, which re-
manned few moments before the curtain
slid across it, Then the door was opened
and Clark was found just as Timkins tied
him. The reporters say that they don't
see how there could have been any impo-
sitlon about this The rifle ball certainly
went through the face, for it was found
IN board on the wall behind the cabinet,
through which it had passed in range with
the aperture at which the face appeared.
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r. III. EDDY
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
For Inventions, Trade Marks or Designs,

No. rs State ST., opposite Kilby St. Boston
n ATER an extensive practice of upwards of 30
IA years, continues to secure Patents in the United
States; also in Great Britain, France, and other for
eign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Assign
ments, and all papers for Patents executed on reason
able terms, with despatch. Researches made to de
termne the validity and utility of Patents of Invcn
tons, and legal and other advice rendered in all
matters touching the same Copies of the claims of
any patent furnished by renting one dollar. As
signments recorded in Washington.
No agency IN the United States possesses superior
facilities for obtaining idtents aScertuining tie
patentdbitty Of intentions.
All necessity of journey to Washington to pro-
cure Patent and the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had of
fetal intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Com'sr of Patents"
"I have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more competent and trust
aCOrthy and more capable of putting their applicl
tons in form to secure for them early Xnd favor
able consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, late Com's'r of Patents"
"Mr. X. Ii. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY
applications for Patents, having been successful in
almost every case Such unmistakabe proof OF great
talent and ability on his part leads meto recommend
ALL inventors to apply to him to procure their pa
tents they may be of having the most faith
full attention bestowed upon their cases, and at very
reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGART"
Boston. Jan l 1875. 1yr21.
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RESTORATIVE STIMULANT

Free from serious objections, yet palatabe, even in
Migrating the sensitive palate which will create
morbid appetite for itself, and operates as
sstunt Digestion wen as perform the functions
of a Stimulait. Such confidently believe is to be
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Horse for Sale.

points, Ga stands ss3: & Sss s S
t.An weighs 11C0 pounds, can trot in three
minutes and is all style, kind in all gear and is thor
ouShly broken IS altogether most desirable horse
ior double seated family carriage. Sire, Morrill,
Chef Also for sale sorrcl yeariing tilly is hands
high, Knox blood. ARTiiIrR HFAGAN
Prospect, Aug. :, 1S75.-3w5
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Freedom Academy.

TIME FALL TERM Of eleven weeks will com
L mence Monday, September 9th, lS15,GUsrAVCS
j. NELSON, Principal, with competent Assistants.
TUITION:
Common English, 800; Higher English So 90;
Languages or Book keeping, 5000.
Students fitted for business, for college, and for
drill in Double Entry Book keeping, Business forlns
and laws No scholar received for less than half
term. A printed Term Report of each scholars de-
pertinent ana rank in recitation will be given to
each pupil at the close of the term For five or six
days Previous to the commencement of the term,
the Principal will be in the place to assist pupils in
obtaining boarding places aud rooms. Board for
students at reasonable rates. Term closes Nov 10.
7w3 VIM. S. FULLER Sec. of Trustees.
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DYSPEPSIA,

Flatulcncv, Sluggish Digestion want of rone and
Activity in the stomach and Bowels, Oppression
after Eating are to be relieved by single dose
taken after each meal \ great want exists for
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SANFORD'S JAMAICA GINGER

An elegant combination of the True Jamaica Ginger
nith the choicest Aromatic. 1t is beyond all COM
ptr>on the most healthy inyiGorating tonic and
stmulant before the public 1t is earnestly recon-
mrnded to the weak and nervous. to those recover
ing from facilitating diseases and 10 the aged. to
whom it mpurtS warmth and vigor. 1t is lny ilu-
l1,I "A he
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sold by all Druggists and Dealers i'll Medicine.
WEEKS * POTTER. Boston, General Agents
az-t Sc SANFuiD'~ iiAIAMtI.IN Tor Aunburn,
Mosquito Bites, and Poison by Ivy.
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At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and fol
the County Of Waldo, ON the second rnesdaN o

AT Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
August, A. ID. 1875.
NJ ARGARET A. DENEREUX, widow of Ralph
AZ DevercuN, late Of Prospect in said County of
Waldo, deceased, having presented petition that
Dover may be assigned her, in the real estate {
said deceased.
Ordered, That the said Margaret give notice to ,li
persons interested by causing copy Of this order to
can Journal printed at Belfast, that they may ap-
pear At Probate Court to be held at Belfast within
ana Tor sad County, on the second Tuesday OF
September next, at ten ofthe clock before noon and
si'o" cause, ii any they have, why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted.
ASA TnURLOLGH, Judge.
tru@ copy, Attest B. L. FIELD, Register.
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At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
August, A. d., 1875.
SAkAH DuR GlN, widow Of David Durgin, late
- of Belfast, in said County of Waldo, deceased.
having presented a petition for an allowance from
the personal estate OF said deceased
Ordered, That the said Sarah, give notice
to all persons interested by c,lsing copy of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear ut Probate Court, to be held at Belfast
within and for said County, the second 1ucstiayo
show cause il any they have, why the prayer of
said petition should not be granted
ASA THURLOUGH, Judge.
true copy. Attest-B. L. FIELD, Register
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Miss F. A. uOdsdOn.

Teacher of Piano Forte, Cedar Street Term
liberal for instruction. Agent. Brackett'S Plan
Fortes, Boston. 3mfSt