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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09
MONDAY. OCTOBER 18th, 1873,
TAKE NOTICE.

THIS IS TO NOTIFY all persons do
l. ing business with Billy Pu Knv.
Chinese Trader Mt junction Bar, that he
Is not authorized to contract any debts in
my name or un my account, and that
will not be responsible for any bills of his
contracting. j. ii. OSTHOFF.
Junction City, Oct. 4, 1875. I'm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09

VICE President WILSON has been
counselcd by his medical udv-ers to give
up his intention 10 lecture this season, MS
it would prove II too serious strain on his
constitution ii undertaken in addition Ia
his official duties.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09

THE seicnade 10 Senator Sharon, on
Satu day evening, at the Palace Hotel,
by the California Theater Band, was n
grand success. All the solid men of San
F,aacisco were present. Mr.. Sharon
made nm appropriate adde's which was
received with enthusiasm. The Alta
was G'tcrwald complmented with n
renade.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09

THEN AND Now. Senator Jones re-
Gently ordered II $1,000 hat rack. There
was time when he was glad enough to
hang his cd hat on II ten penny nail and
there is chance for The rest OF us.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09

TIE Yreka Jonlnat says that from the
movements of the railroad surveyors IT Is
evident that work will be commenced in
the Spling 10 extend the California and
Oregon road above Reading toward
klamath Lake.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09

THE happiest moments Of wompn's
life ARE when she is making her wedding
cam .nt-; the saddest, W en- her husband
C ne home at night, ard yells 10 l. r
r'n th on. i'll; t. throw him out &, me
key b0.es of assorted sizes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09

CoMING ELECTIoNs.-The State cleo
tons 10 occur within the next three
months nre ~ follows: Iowa, October
18th; Ohio, October l2lh; Virgiuin, Kan
sa', Mrrylnd, Mn-sachu,elt>, Mi,-s-
sippi, Minnesota, Mi-suuli, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Wi,con-
sn, N Vcm a. ID; Texr-, D,cem ber 7th.
The nnneAo table shows the 10 i ic Il
cpnp'exion ot those States Mt the last
ecctiuis;
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09

\ LONDON Dispatch announces the
discovery ot monster diamond, Of $50
carats, at Kimberly in the South All lean
diamond fields.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09

THE police of San Francisco have dis
covered that quite number OF white
men and women are in the habit OF ire
ouenting the Chinese opium dens ana
enjoying the soothing fumes Of the opium
pipe. They have been notified tha' they
will hereafter be arrested as vagrah's'
whenever caught in these dens.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09

GRAND L0DGE-The Sixteenth An
nual session of the G;and Lodge Of Good
Trmplars of California began at San
Francisco, last Tuesday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09

IT is now stated that Moody and San
kew will commence their revival work IN
New York about Novpmb Der 1T, probably
in American Institute Hall.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09

Irwin rec, ivrd the highest Drm"cra,ic
vote aud MnndrviIlr the lowest. Green
hnd the highest Republican vote md
Ctvi> the lowest. Phchec, received the
highest Independent vote and Van Clief
the lowest
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09

LARGE deposits of tin ore have been
found in the vicinity of Aida, Esmeralda
county,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09
ae'eeklu Trinity journal.
OUR AGENTS {:

TH0S. Royce. Room No. 30. New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
c.Sco, Is our only authorized agent in that city
GEO. Il. R0wEII. d CO.. 40 Park
Row, are our only Authorized Agents in y ew
! Jrk City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09
DEATHS.

At Douglas City. October 4th, JuuN-
ME r., aged yrs, IL mos, and 20 day;
October oh, WILLIE G., aged yrs. and
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09

BEEcnER i. again in charge Of his
Plymouth hIck.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09
BHIs TiIs.

In Wraverville, October 5th, the wife
of jas. Dal kla, of II DAUGHTER.
On Reading Creek, October l.t, the
wife of Thus. Wallace, of II DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09
ANNUAL MEETING.
~EAVERyILLE Ditch and Iy-
drauIic Mining Comnauy

drauiic Mining Company.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the
above-named Company will be held
nj the office OF the Company, Rooms 2S.
20 and 80 Academy Building, Pine ST. eel =,
San francisco, California, on
MONDAY. OCTOBER 18th, 1873,
ut O'Clock p. NJ, for the purpose of
cieciing Director, for the ensuing year,
repeating he existing By Laws ard adopt
ing new ones, and tiansacting such other
business n may come beI"re the meeting.
q. FORD ii. ROGERS, SECRETARY.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-09
MAEeIsI.iG ~.


AT the residence of the brides sister,
Santa CIuz. October 4th, Mr.. JACOB
LEIBRANDT, of Trinity County, to Miss
CLARA HALL, Of Santa Cruz.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1875-10-23
DERNIEREs NOUvELLEs

En- Prince, h bouspsrtisme eaass lee vitrcs
b no dktrimeak Dans IN violent disc0nrs
prononce 10 i6 en- In citG eorse d'Ajaecio,
fcx-vicc-empercur Ronher aftsgu6 rex-pr6-
aideat Theirs, h pr6sideat Aae-MahOn ct 10
parti orlsaniste. Coume ell nxtait rss-
ponsable dc ricn. h champion dn C6Aarisme
pretend qu'unc lourde responsibility pesesnr
le marecha Aas-Ashos depuie qs'l Stk
pcrte su pouvoir pr ls revolution parlemcn-
taire du 81 mai lSs3 n lconclut par le refrain
imp6sialists d. l'appal - peupas. L. mairs
dAtaccio, qui aasistait au meeting on BAN
quet choisi par Rouher pour oette ma,sifcs-
tsti0n, . <te revoqu6, et On psnae que In ~
production du disc0uss sera interdite II
presse.-Bucnos-Ayres . envoy6 PRES de
l00, 900 Annca sax inondks du midi d. Il
France.-Le 20, est d<Cede Paris. d raGe dc
70 ans, le savsnt sngiais Charles wheatstone.
Les jagss do Berlin tCor Suprems) ont
condamn6 lc comte d'Arnim } payer les frais
Dc son prccAs. On rapports que 10 prince
AMERICAN svec un escadrOn de hulans, pour
t6moigner de- proer>s dc n iviliaation en-
Allemagne.-Un i1cendie detriit plus do
10 maisons dams In vile polonaise de Midsy.
eonnes.
Suivant uns d6pscbe do Washington, 10
Ininistro am6rioain GoorRe Williamson, dc II
Louisaans, s'est aanr6 dun port lhes dim
portauon Costa Rica p0ur les Etats- Unis.
-Le colonel Cooke, blsssE dams une rcnoon-
tre sn PEtas du Mississippi, ct mort 10 l6.
IN Louimanc, 10 BHilstin pense quu nest
- 3pee1bss qus y eo0it6 osatrl dlmo-
cratiqoe on cooservatour renvoie 10 conyen-
nca PrqtstSe Dc novembro , janvicr ou Is
tn <gulierement d Noavells- OriEans, /
Ao1ng 0u g, = Du0s nig,~.6-v,, nai NeroaoarS
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C0f 210a1n - - s1unis = eonitI een.
~ democrafique ou c0nservatear, eonvoquk
pas 30 PRECEDENT R.H. Asgf. L. r9ponse !
son appel ntst Pc unanlms, tast sen fhnt.
Dur plus dun point, . J . indifference st
mame epposfion. PIusieu,s paroisses du
euvs ys6oant nns140. eellss de- 6ayous 20
sstsnt, OF Terebonae suivi LAfourche, Of
bee impsudeot 8 inpelitQuA ny . sehisms
1snhxAue. orEane de y Ngus blancho, SOU
tent que b ligue ct = toat don't 10 parti
63mocrats nest qnc u partaa. reproche anx
Ak0ooun1soAolANouv 0ull4odD sbVueP
- ln6nag6 des anxiliaires auasi puiasants
que Penn, 0arks g Phelps, ct lee invite un
- 0@e0oo1 D AfAha1tse de lear orxuail" !"
u oanbeo QAnelDe Nnal sclt impatieat du
&oSe = y W. Il rfsaltat d. Asstisas do
nr % - isaeuis1ast TontesSis oonvssutil
lsspls1 90 kaaloS ssntral aGirs d fAcsa
= rses0situ@ lsni3 n pea S6f,nl6s dssa
der. th nolH e aesee q g conooriS ~
oncofe 70 d!NDe Qui 3 kslsS h ssuaine der.
ao a-hDsSi0s HbtD6lieianA Dl1A q
Z cysaS - etsaQ1A tsouAloA q y skirif
naeas - oeets pog11se, sttalt r<fa9iI ! u
M0avsoeQ Qsseam pso1so&nn9 sns - Vi ltnif
seaaeeA e. - 1e9ckounairs do oouleur,
se oEaG G@ - qul sst psut
Cel0osee 0sO eola6 % desesvisA
- S,sds.t Set 1t esap!issS atvt1S-
- .stSsss. ~ II 800 S:s ssssS e n:
GopaDeaan1Dem mS = perseonodrn 49,.
= Asssns eaalAR . Clhfsa, seRe1@.
VT - John Ger. pell1icin 4 eDalsrN
eooa1, g baaa4lesU q r - Na1Sls -
- ps0cad sss.ns SsoSliss 6 -.
- = etnA alaA 80 anl0 1 ~ vHS6
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L. RNalj GAIT Sea Do toutsa
pieces sur 10 intrsndgeants du
pard republiosin, ct tance verts-
nent Blackburn, IbpoeJe titnbaot
qui Pxvait trsit6 de aserpent blotti
eoos lherbe.s 4 RooAA ID Rps1-
koss d'Ibeeville, qui trouvsit I
!spesadss . h ps1lu11Do d foi
beulsiooaias . Vallas q 0oyait
peeedrsssa eosffoFe q lASFsntd6
t = know-aethipgians b A~sA
npeses - - ter1es tssggiquea.
8O1D soosonaiaopoD posUi - e.
te1sas aa1nrslinlo q ! LeaiGhae>
dAss = pstsset . 610 = pAaoh
ssss4Ses- uas des bomoss II plus
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Mshou, suquel ls populssit6 crois.
ssnte de Theirs fait IN ombrage
d6asgrksble, parlsit dun minis-
tAre conduit par le bonapartiste
de Fourtou Ct Dun aiournement
ind66ni des elections. Theirs, plus
en- vue que Mac. Mahon malgr6 a.
petite tsille, . prononce le IS une
courte harangue 4 Arcachon II q
dit que les radicaux de Ia Repu-
bliqne ne sont pas aussi noirs que
les font des calomniateurs inte-
resses, que les elections futures ne
seront sinceres Qua IL condition
du congo donn6 4 des prefets hos.
tiles al gouvernement qui les re-
tribne, que Ia France reclsme un
regime d'enseignement moderne
ct liberal, ct quentin Ia R4publi.
que n'isole nnllement n France
des antres puisssnces europeennes
don't Ia paix est le YOU reel.-Le
gouvernemeut . Cru devoir ras-
surer Ia Belgique, par une note
adress&e aux journaux de Paris,
sur les reves d'annexion caresaes
par Victor Hugo ct Emile de G-
rardin.-Une bande fugitive de
400 carlistes espagnols a e2 inter.
n6e 4 Tarbes.-lA goSlette Sophie
EJxlis . sombre \ Ia pointe Oar.
cachon; 81 personnes ont etc
noy&es.-Berger, h c6lebre joueur
de- billiard, vient de mourn 4 Pa.
ria.
L. mi d'ItaIie, victor.Es.na-
nuel, etait ls II 1 Milan, attentla't
l'empereur Guillaume qui est ARR.
v6 ie lenAemaiu en cette vile, g.
compagn@ dn esnGral comte de
Moltka. da ministre sle BulOw ct
d'autres Rrantls personnages; l'Enn.
reeenr . Et3 resu 1 h gsFe du che.
min lie fer par le roi ct II famille
rnyal~ il'Italie, le cabinet ct l~ lar.
lement; b I'enple spplsatlisaait
nvec enthoasiaaine. Bisinark 6tait
absant, pour cause de Waladie.-
Sur l'intercessiOn tln Pale, Fem.
priSonnensnt do cardinal allesnsnd
IedochOwski q Etc rebuilt dune
aimee. II ministere bevarois .
dlonnG "A demission.-Une bataille
d6cisive W se livrer entire les Tnrcs
et ks Herz3goviniens dams le dis
trict do Zabic.-Une deptahe du
ministre Wade, an gonvernement
snglaia, coalstate que des g2ranties
satisfaisantes ont 6te accordees
pssr le gouvernement ehinois. La
PaSdove est de rctour de rexpetli.
tiou arctiquei b tombe de trois
des compagnons de Iyir John
Franklin Q et6 d6couverte-La
Rnssie s'est eu6n decides 4 envoyer
ane delegation a Ceatsnaire sm4.
Sscosus ste E .Ena
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observ6e chez lee chevaux, anas ct
mulets. Elle cousiste dams une in
dammation generate des membra-
nes muqueuses ct articuliArement
de Ia membrane pituitsire; da-
bord aigu3, ellie passe bient6t 4 r.
tat chronique. Esnimal attaqu6
de IL morve rend par les naseaux,
souvent par un seul, une quantit6
psid6rsble de mucositea Get
6coulement, sppel6 stage, ct &C.
compagn6 d'uloeration dc ID mem.
brane pituitaire, fengorgemeut ct
d'induration des gisndes lympha-
tiques dc In gsnache. La maladie
. cOmpliqne quelquefois du far
cin, svec lequel ellie . uns oertaine
analogue. Quand cette oosnplica-
ton q lieu, ID mort arrive promp-
tement. La morve est g6n6rale-
ment regard6e CONNIE contagieuse
ct incurable. Ellie se Ol6veloppe
spontau6men( )sous les dlverses in
1uences du fold, de l'humidit6,
dc Ia mauvsise nOurriture, de
l'encombrement de- anipaux dams
les 6curies. "Chez l'homne, qui
peut aussi en- 6tre sttaQue, In
morve, dit le doctsur Rayer, est
carace6ris6e par nm 6coaleoeut na-
sal, por une eruption pastnleuae
ct quelquefois par des bolles gan.
gr6neuses 4 IL peau, presque ton.
jours par des sbcAs sous -cutan6s
naltiplea, en6n par une eruption
dams Ies fosees nasalest Qui, 10 plvs
souvent, s'6tend dams le larynx et
colncide avec des inhammations
lObulaires et cirooosoeites dana los
poamous." #@@
-Ssnedi 10, IN jeans entsnt
do 8 ana, Aniost Roassel, Als Do
N. Edgar Rousssl, . 6t6 victin,e
dun d6plorable accident Pendant
quill jouait dams Ia forge de son
pAes, - main droits S'est trouv6e
prise sons uue scie % movement
ct II . au IN doigt coupe ct IN ~.
tre lac&r6.
LA premiere gsl6e blanche De
Ii saison q et6 observ6e le 16 an
matin. g." ".-a'
Dams In mutt du l6 an II, des
voacars, qui n'aiment pas ! fhiss
les chooses 1 demi, ont enlev6 t0at
un gerber de rix de 10 recolte d.
NJ. Augustave Leb0uf. Cette ex-
p6diti0n nooturne motive ls Nc
sure de precautiou ad0pt6e par N.
Lebeuf, ct don't il fait part NJ pa.
bic dams IN avis ins6r6 au present
num6rO du AesokacfM. '.s .
-las avons eu le plsisir, Ill.
manc69 1serniee, de serrer h main
dun brave Francais, qui nous ~
Went du Colorado, Casimir 0ran-
gnard, ancien commits do feu Ana
fnlo piCok GranOnard avait anivi
;n:snN | nsnv., n.I,,x IL visno.
nst ancien cnrx \ Gt.Jean. Fan.
tiste ct 4 St-Jacquss, Of await 6t6
omploye par oct eccl6siastique "a
college ST. Joseph, Nbnd6 d Denver
10 Ter septembre 1874. Bien que
les Montsgnes Rocheuses lui aient
rspr,sk les Alpes nstales, Cssimir
0rsugnard On . q biont6t assez
ct . d6sert6 b Colorado pour =
Louisiana.
Ia O.asor.s Nepts~brs. d6iA
.nnouok ~ nous. naraitrn "A n
oc4ol,ro. Noua sommes heureux de
souhsiter ID bienvenue 4 Nm con.
frArs dc h vale0r Do n. Albert
Fabee. II repeend 10 plume dams
10 peesse ftaneaise "a bon mO'neut,
celai qui r6Clame les talents 6pr0u.
v6s et - earactAfes solides. Les
hnvsasx Aa Qssaorss Septs~brs
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BULLETIN De IA sEllAINE
President . nosun6: rex.sk.
q. eur Zachary Chandler, du Nj
.yhiras, seoretaire de lfnt6rieur On
-amplscsmeut De Delaao; J. s.
sstinsA anssi da Michigan, sgset
.n.iieu dans le Dakota, en- rem.
.. .csment de Saville, d&mission.
aalre; T..J. Mitchell agent
lnG,en dams le Montana; ct H..W.
Dennison interprete des Etats-
Uuis ! Kanagswa, Jspon. Grant
Il eu uss eotrevue svec rex-s6na'
tenr Poaao, dn Missisdpi, ct .
exprim6 n satis6ction que lui
calsait le cohpromis conclu entire
les parts republican, ct democratic
de fEtat qui Went d'etre Al pro,
fcndemont trouble, ct le licencie.
laent0les uilices noir-s par le
gouvel keur Anoa Cne lettro dn
staateGI Alcorn ! l'avoeat- general
Pierrepol 6tablit ID culpabilit6
la shIrif Brown dams lee san-
glaatss Queeelles qui ont eu lien
deniArement = Esvocat- general
decide que Ia ~ interdit rusage
dss bottes a cagares sur lessquel.
len he sont point e1ac6s les tim.
bro Ia n soa.-.Le comit6 dsn.
qnSaa d aAairss intlieunes co.,
clnt y supQseasioa De h h-chafge
te yurintendant, ! II Substitution
de divers inapectsara 4 cst' EN-.
piuy6 ot ! II lblissrment dun
goavrrneu,rnt krritorisl ct d tri.
banaax : ption I r Pesax
Un4 cascalaiss coaciliants ct
paddqae, portsnt q, t6te Ia as.s.
tuo au oknateus Aln0ru, . 3tf
afiiuhIs daos h comt6 tarbnlent
de Cohaona, Miasissipi.-Plu:
sicurs coul,s d. pistolet ont etc
echanges le l6 ! S6natobia, meme
FtAk entire b colonel J.-H. Cooke
II un certain BIN. Henry; Il
ce,Mbat &tsit vaotive par h politi.
que e r l,rcmier 6es deax sdver.
saisss en- gyieysmeat bleasG
Dams m diaC0um pcoOoec6 1
2sleigh, Caroline da Nord, Bayara.
xeAatsur dn Delaware, n declare
qaYl <tait trsnpa sle renoncer sax
rusrA 6 subtrrlhgea de l,arti e 1
n'ngif que sSas Leo inspirations du
latrtueinRe, iAlaaat ainsi nne trans
.ltaWute all1alsn - sevcrs d6no.
craeieMs 10 rOhiA Irsaf aah fssg
n. Framois LasiIla akt6 reooasa
al SuAlit6 d'Agcnt oopsulaire d h
Fr1Doe . Aea,phiA Tennessee.
UaecOhvo0tana Do paEt3aAns des
cRpeces sosaeatRs (Aev1 ssoSsyJ
esteeavoqo6 = p0aR lunili prochain,
rs, . AUs6l6seA-a1yss, y goa.
ycsasar kla d lOAlA ~ gueee
obtsaa (d1as nsjoFi4 de 1, 800 !
400 vo1xj - s(psblicaias ont
nns najegt4 - ~ veix ! b Ohao-
brA, &C q 1es I q 96aak I'm
j. Qsbria = ejboaf4 8 St6 -
crSditt CONNIE cousul De Francs =
Ridhmo0A, virRinia. n II
Nv avntk. hfA N1n0 l,0n6aa A
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24

Bowen. The witness sustained him.
self well through the ordeal OF 4 very
searching cross-eNamination from Mr..
Corbin. Much additional testimony
was given by other witnesses strength
cnilig Grimes story and from those tliat
were present at his confession to Col.
White. 1t seems TO bc the general
impression that on this Indictment the
Ne,vs and Courier will be acquitted.
The people Of Orangcbnrg arc under
especial obligation to this paper rur
what it has done to uncartll corrup-
ton in our county. Our people wish
the Nc,Us dnd Courier Il safe deliver
ance and long continued prosperity.
We arc sure this war upon The press
will bring only discontinue upon the
prosecutors.
We suppose our turn will come
next. Barney Williamson thinks
that for us to say that lie was Hum
bcrt's chief clerk and that he was
man of sufficient experience anil in
tclligencc to know if things were con-
Quoted badly in the Treasury office,
has damaged his reputation TO the
tune Of $4,000. We doubt not THAT
this would be healing salyc to his
reputation. AT Court we Shall all
sec what VIC shall see.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24

is one of tremendous magnitude and
difficulty; the worllmcn are few in
proportion; and there is certain ur-
gcncy in the premises to which much
Of seoming carclcssncss and even
-eck!essness may well be pardoned.
Said one one Of the most cultured,
conservative and revcred judges that
ever adorned the New England bench ::
"There will have to be . good many
more libel suits before the end Of this
war upon corruption is reached" :"
And lie was right.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24
A Merited Rebuke.

A writer in The Northwestern ID
uocute under the non de plume Of
Southcrner, arraigns NJ. T.. church for
advocating the Civil Rights Bill and
then trucking to the demon Of caste
in establishing separate churches for
white and colorcd congregations i'll
its Southern work. He says:
The New York Adco cate, in re-
cent editorial on Bishop Fosters adj
dress, stated: .sIn two or three nota-
ble instances the attempt has been
made by their Northern pastors to
have only mixed congregations in
towns; but it has failed in every case
in some most disastrously." If
failure to establish mixed churches
has been the result of your church
with all its prestige and power, bishss
ops, editors, and pastors willing to
aid in the enterprise, what will be the
result Of the recent civil legislation !?
Certainly, in the congregation Of
saints, the true worshipers Of God
should remember the Lord is the ma
lier Of them all, and made of one
blood all nations and colors, and is
no rcspectcr Of persons or previous
conditions; yet if in the godly judg-
mcnt Of the majority Of your church
in the South, it is better for blacks
and whites to have their congrcga.
tions generally separate, arc tho
children Of this world wiser in theil
generation than the children Of light
in legislation and church worship? /
/ Christian people cannot chocrfully
sit, stand, and knccl in Gods house
with any and all Of His people, re
gartlless of race or color, where is tho
charity or consistency in favoring an
act that requires others to cat, sleep
! sit, or stand with those that they arc
not williug 10 associate will in sucl
Intimate reIatiuns5 Surely The go.pcI
gives greater liberty aud better pr,vi-
leges than any earthly government.
/ Would nnv WHO are not willing t,
worship an hour on two weekly wiz!
co!orcd people lave all our children
with them hours daily III school?
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24

animal was ordered to lie down, and
at first, on the application of the rem
edy, raised q most extraordinary roar
at the acute pain which it occasioncd.
The effect, however, was wonderful.
The eye was in manner restored,
and the animal could partially scc.-
The next day, when he was brought,
aid heard tile doctors voice, he lay
down Of himself, placed his enormous
head on one side, curled up his trunk,
drew in his breath just like q man
about to endure an operation, gave q
sigh of relief when it was over, and
tiien, by trunk and gesture, evidently
wished TO express his gratitude
What lesson to us Of patience p
life Of Bishop wilson.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24
SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1875.
Newspaper Law.
We invite attention to the law CON

We invite attention TO the law con-
corning newspapers:
1. Subscribers who do not give cx-
press notice to the contrary are con-
sidcred as wishing to continue their
subscription.
2. subscribers wish their paper
discontinued publishers may continue
to send them until all charges are
paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse
to take their papers from the Offices
or places to which they are sent, they
are held responsible until they settle
their bill and give notice TO discon-
tinue them.
4. IF subscribers. move Ito other
places without informing the, publish
er, and the paper is sent to the for
mer direction, they are held respon-
sible. Notice should always be
given ofremoval.
s. The Courts have decided athat
refusing to take paper or periodical
from the oGfIe, orsremoving and
iieshying il uncalied fof; Is primi;a iacIe
evidence as intentional fraud.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24
A Patient Elephant.

"Iellmy my grandchildren" writes
the Bishop of Calcutta, "that an ele-
phant here had disease in his eyes.
For three days he had been complete
lyblind. His owner, an engineer Of
ficer, asked my dear DR.. Webb if lie
could do anything TO relieve the poor
animal. The doctor said lie would
try the nitrate of silver, which was a
remedy commonly applied TO similar
disease in the human eye. The large
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-24
Beyond Comprehension.

When Daniel Webster was in ;lis
best moral estate, and when he was
in the prime of his manhood, he was
one day dining with a company Of lit
'crary gentlemen in the city Of Boston.
The company was composed Of clcr-
gymen, lawyers, physicians, states
men, merchants, and almost all elias.
ses Of literary persons. Daring the
dinner, the conversation incidcntly
turned upon the subject Of Christiani-
ty. Mr.. Webster, as the occasion
was in honor Of him, was expected to
take leading part in the convcrsa-
ton, and he franks stated as his re-
ligious sentiments, his belief in the
divinity Of Christ, and his depend
encc upon the attonemcnt Of the Sa-
viour. A minister Of very consider
able literary repution, sat almost op-
posite him at the table, and he looked
at him and said: "NIr. Webster, can
you comprehend ,-how Jesus Christ
could be both God and man." Mr..
Webster, with one of those looks
which no man can initiate, fixed his
eye upon him, and promptly and en-
phatically said: "No, sir, I cannot
comprehend it; and I would be
ashamed to acknowledge him as my
Saviour if could comprehend it. If
] could comprehend He could he no
greater than myself, and such is my
conviction Of accountability to God,
such is my sense of sinfulncss before
Him, and such is my knowledge of
my own incapacity to recover myself,
that l feel the need Of super-human
Saviour Bishop James.