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The Morning herald., 1875-12-06
NixceIiaMeOus Notes.

:. ho, 40 cemeteries besides Pere LIE
Christians armor will rust, except
;nshcd with the oil of prayer.
man wants to know what it is to be
p.AIv disappointed, let him try to
+ r9l.headed woman with Bab-
stinguishcr.
true to nature. A goat, which was
dby he truant wind with glimpses
Indianapolis girls striped stockings,
ed Aer several blocks.
eyiv.l Of religion in the colsred Bap-
urca at Danville, KY, came to
Eure close last week, owing to the
p the pastor for hog stealing.
Indianapolis Herald says: "The
tho designed our State seal is dead.
language of the Dutch poet, 'It il
ANY man who would try to make
believe full grown buffalo bull
deliberately rush up to- a stranger
as chopping down tree at sunrise
10 die"
Isl. Louis Republican gives Stanly
lowing good one: "If he ever re-
from tle bowels Of Africa, he mast
after the Pole. The man who
loose 20 men by fever and battle
days, feed fighting army by cook
mel for them on a Saratoga trunk,
len have time to be slightly jolly,
Pd the Nile or the Pole or any other
BAN about fifty years of age called at
PotteIs Office yesterday and said
woman was to be there at 10 o'clock
ry him. lie sat down end waited
noon without having seen or heard
and then said he guessed she had
out. "Well, Pm sorry for you,"
be Justice. ayes, Pm kinder sorry,
aid the old man, "but spose Pve
two dollars by her lacking out; and
I'd have to buy her fifteen dollars
C clo,hes aiorc spring.
interesting historical relic has been
recently in the Museum of the In
pat Paris. 1t is the armor which
F VII. presented to the Maid of
and which the latter, after having
(o0ndel un*er the walls OF Paris,
Id tue Church of Saint Denis. 1t
0'ed Of plates of steel, weighs over
|na', and is in all respects similar to
low in the collection of Pierrefonds
II belonged to Joan of Arc at the
when She fell in!o the power of
F"!y at sortie at Compiegne.
|'end complained to his neighborone
''e heavy amount of his bill fer
aln determined to have no more
smeat in my house this year, at ]
'p.n
=, WIS ycar!' said his neigbor.-
"'l' year is but just begun !'
N' returned the other; "but |
'p'y ready money for it in future,
s' !, II will be my meat, not the
The Morning herald., 1875-12-06
RAILROADS.
DHILADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AND
I BALTIMORE RAILROAD,

| DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AMI
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER % 1875.
Trains will leave Wilmington as fol
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
7Oo. $40, $40. 052, 1880 a. M. 40, 7.2. $50
Philadelphia and New York. Isl a. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations,
1852 9.O5, a. N. $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1852, l.55,
aG, a. M, 1916, l.23, $40, 7.!Op. m,
Trains for Delaware Division. leave for
New Castle. 500, $40, $50, a. m, L.25, $40.
Harrington and intermediate Stations,
500, 93Oa. m, $40, p. m.
Delmar. and intermediate Stations, 500,
$50, q. m., r..
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations,
$40, a. nl., 4.45, $3.50, p. m.
philadelphia and New York, l.31 a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1859, LIS
a. m.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the time tables posted at the
depot.
aug 2s-tf H.F. KENNEY. supt.
NHANGE OF HOURS-WILMINGTO
~ " WESTERN RAILROAD -COmmenc.
Ing ,,f, Monday, september l4th, 1874, Trains
Leave Wilmington 1890 a. M. and 5. 5.35 I'm.
Leave Iandenberg GAS am, and 80 pm.
Arrive Wilmington 7.55 a. IN :. and 8. 10 D. m.
Arrive LandeAberg II. Is p. m. and $50 pm.
C0NNM%TlONS.-At Wilmington, with
P. W. & B. and Delaware r. r. trains. At
LandeDberg with Penna & Delaware r. r. |
aug 23-tf DAVID CONNELL, Sup.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-06
TAILORS.
WIN. O'CONNOR,
Merchant Tailor,
Is making to order at his new establish
ment.
No. East Third Street.

(Over Dubells ha, store), \
English Fur Beaver Overcoats, from $40 tn
S35 that can't be had at any other tailorSI
less than $40 to $55; pants from ~ to SF0j,
made to order that can't be had at any othe5t
place less than from 80 to Sl4; business sui a.;
made to order, fit and goods guaranteed =
from S25 to $50. Pants a Specially. ~
Ladies' walking coats cut and made to off,.
der Call and examine my stock and 50 fSy'
from ten to fifteen per cent [nov22-3 3m -d&W =,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24

Leemos en- 'un peri6dico de Bogo-
|ta que Sc queja amargamente de que
|haya tenido alif lngar una manifesto
|cion contra los panaderos en- que ocur
rieron no pocos robos y desgracias:
"BCon que derecho exigen del pue
bio las ingentes contribuciones que
hoy Sc pagan, y que son las que han
|encarecido todo y hecho insoportable
Ia vida del pobre, 81 nadie tiene aquf
vida nj propiedad segurass jEs decir
que la fuerza pdblica solo sirye paia
ganar elecciones? sEs dscir que los
particulares, cada vez que Sc vcan
|amenazados, tienen que defenderse y
hacegse justicia por su brazog " este
.es 10 que se7lama nuestro progreso,
este las conquistas de la libertadP'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24

q llora con Maria, con la madre
Al las nadres, con Ia madre sin con !
sueIo besando las humildes piedras
l5eI sarc6fago que encierra el ensan-
Igrentado cuerpo del madir sin iguall
En- estos dias, todavia .parece que
II espfriiu cristiano excitaio por tan
Fehementes & la vez que tranquilas
;mpresiones, percibe al tenue resplan-
dor de la luna, a Cristo orlando en- Ell
frondoso huerto de Gethsemanf, al
sIIHo del Eterno sudando sangre por
las culpas del hombre encenegado; los
6speros, los horribles silbidos de Gin
co mil a1otes, la sangre preciosfsima
oue inunda ell pavimento y los gemi
dos de una inocente victima confun
Sdidos con las salvajes carcajadas de
Glen verdugos; el tumuito espantosol
de un feroz populacho ebrio y des :.
bordado que empuja y golpea despia7
'dadamente al Hombre Dios que cru :
"a rendido,, moribundo, sin ahento,
|cargado con ell horrible peso de las
|culpas de la humadidad, la Gale de la
|Amargura: continues martillazos, bias
|femias, maldiciones, pero sobre todo
lei alboroto de un pueblo embriagado,
|infame, deicida ell immense, el supre-
mo poema del Redentor del mundo
que sucunbe: Perd6nales, Se,sOr, mo
|saben 10 qats hacenl aquel sublime gri-
30 de un Dios, ahogado tambien por
ell llanto de Maria y por ell estruendo
de una naturaleza que yacila espanta
Ida por ell mas horrendo de los crime
mes, por IA, mas tremenda de las ini
|quidadesl s,
Este significa, este lleya en- ST, este
|cuadro, ,asombroso es eli que represen-
|ta, que tfasmite al 6rbela Ig'esia en-
|la Seasana S,nta, orlando ante la en-
sangrentada cruz del Redentor de los
|hombresl
De aquelIa sublime epopeya que,
|juuto con ell gemido del Cordero in
naculado, llev6 ell grito de Ia libertad
y de la redencion al genero humane.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24
De la Gaceta tomamos ell siguiente
documento:
ADMINISTRATION ECONOMICAL
de La 1SLA DEPUER o-RICO.

En- cumplimiento de 10 dispuesto en-
el articulo Is de la instruction de % de
enero Gltimo, para la cobranza de los do
bitos por contribuciones q favor de la
Hacienda p1bliea, Sc hace presente 4 los
que Sc halIen adeudandolos en- esta Ca
|pital, tanto del corriente presupuests Co
mo de los anteriores, que durante diez
dias q contar desde el 1o de abril pr6xi-
mo, fecha del .vencimiento del corriente
6ltimo cuatrimestre, Sc prooedera por los
cobradores Ia recaudacion de clos do
micilio. Vencido dicho t6rmino los que
pOr cualquier causa no hubiesen solven-
tado sus debitos, podran acudir la Ad-
ministracion Econ6mica q verifcarlo du-
rants otro plazo de 10 dias, que termina.
rl en- 20 del propio mes; y transcurrido
dicho plaxo 50 procedera al cobro por La
VIA eiecutiva, incurriendo los deudores
mOrosos en- las penas establecidas en- los
articulos IL y % de la referida Instruc-
Cion.
Lo que Sc hace pdblieo para conoci-
miento de los sontribuyentes que les con-
cierra.
Puerto Rico, 20 de MARIO de 1875
FL Jefe de la Seccion Local de Rentas,
FRANCISCO Fabrp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24
NOTABLE DIsCURsO.

Insertamos q continuation ell que
pronunci6eldia Z del corriente nuestro
ilustrsde amigo ID. Bartolome Fronte-
ra, digno alcalde de Lares, ante la Jun
to de Donatiyos para arbitrar medios
con que fabricar la bella iglesia de
appel pueblo, s peticion de Ia cual Sc
ha ppblicado en- edicion especial. Els
djgne este dooumento ppr los senti
mientos religiosOs que encierra de que
10 conozcan nuestros lectores:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24

mission para rivalizar en- actividad y cons
tancia. Ri Ayuntalniento en- nombre de
todos los larenos, les qaeaara agi adecido
y su Presdente, SECURE del buen resul-
tado, les anticipa las gracias las fell
citaciones. .-HE DIcHo =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24
RE ES.
a ID asGS C1UCaFsCAssO.

Cuando en- la noche ca!iada
TIE basco, mi duIcc amor,
Y tus pIautas reclinada
Vierto fiel y confada
Mis- lagrimas de. doloi;
Cuando ell alma desfallece
Bajo Ell yugo del cesar,
Y ahatida me parece
Qae mi cielo Sc oacurece
\ suspiro sin cesar;
Cuando es tanta mi amargura
Qae no la sc comprender,
Me fatiga la ventura
Que ofrece Is TERRA impura
Yya me hastla 81 placer.
Solo tn aIiento amoroso
Puede aliviar mi affection,
One eres mi encanto dichoso,
Ell consuelo venturoso
DE mi nerid0 c0raZ0n.
Solo tn dulce mirada
Presta descanso mi afan,
Y en- carload abl asada
Me hace amar apas;onada
La deseendeucia de Allan.
Qle ercs para el alma mia
Cousuelo, sostea y amor,
Fuente do dulce algeria,
Raudal de santa ammonia
Y bendito Rsdentor.
T6rmino fel de mi aahelo,
Dulce Jesus que por mi
Dejasto un dia tu cielo
Para morar en- el suelo
Ipdigno siempre de tt.
Casio amor de los amores
@ le me- ensenaste q querer
Td qRe alivias mi dolores
No me .corones dc flores,
nj me embriagues de placer.
Deja cue lore de hinojos
Al PIC de Ia Santa Cruz,
Y que mis- crueles enoios,
Sc oaInen al yer tus fjos,
Faros de br.llante luz.
Haz que al sentir ell tormento
De la dada-l6ero mall
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24
Vuele q ii mi pensamisnto
Y encuentre la fe alimento
En- tn hondad celestial.

Que cuando ell alma vacila
Sin yer un rayo de luz,
Clave yo en- II la pupila
Y que repose tranquila
A la sombra de la Cruz.
Que huya la gloria mundane
7 solo estimo ell sufrir,
Muriendo 4 la dicha vana,
Y como buena cristiana
Solo en- ii quiera vivir.
Y que cenida de abrojos
Mi frente, por puro amor,
Siempre te busquen mis- ojos
Y la terra, mis- despojos
Pueda ofrecer sin dolor.
Vivo va tan desprendida
De la gloria mdndanal,
Que me fatiga la vida,
Porque tengo ell alma herida
De tn afecto celestial.
Y cs tanto 10 que te quiero,
Mi Dios, al mirarte asl
Clavado en- tosco madero,
Cue 0aater0 porqme no nasserO,
Viv0 sin Vivir en- mi.
R1oUEL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24
"SEEoREs:

81 en- algun momento. me es dado oil
vldar los sinsaborcs que trae consigo ell
ejercicio de mi Autoridad, es en- esta oca-
aion sOIoinne an qhe,. rodeado del IIustre
Aguntamilnto, ne encuentro & la vez en-
presencia de las personas mas cultas, mas
distirguidas , mas caracterigadas de la
Jurisdiction. Una MI nla idea nos ha re-
undo a todos; un mismo pensamiento
pos PreocuPs; Ia csastraeciQa Dc una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24
Reco tes. va de cuento.-

Reco tes.-Y va de cuento.-
Despertandose y todavia medic dormi-
do, grit6 cierto caballero:
-lJuan! Juan!
Senior; s4ue manda w
Are las zapatillas de par en- par,
trAeme la ventana, que voy levantarme.
-Voy, seaor.
--iAh! mira die al chocolate one me
suba la cocinera, y que me ponga un
azucarillo-de aqua con vase.
Al momento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24

Part'da.~~Proximo a salir para la Pc
ninsula nuestro amigo D. Francisco Lar
roca ha publicado en- la Gaceta, Ell sigulen-
te anuncio:
"Teniendo que ausentarme para Ia Pc
nfhsula he conferido poder general mi
sobrino d. Eduardo Larroca, ell cual que
da al frente de mi establecimiento tipo-
grafico; y con 81 dcben cntenderse todas
las Corporaciones y particulares en- 10
referente suscripciones de la Gacct0 Off,
ctat ~ demas asuntos qle tengan pendien-
tes conmigo.
Puerto Rico, % de MARIO de 1876.
Francisco L0yroco."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24

Al momento.
iQue es un lance de honor?
Cuando no es una comedia ridicula, ca
un grupo serio, compaesto de seis HON.
bres; dos que van matarse, cuatro
que van yer como Sc matan.
CbdraditG Que prima segunda son
-un verbo, no hay que decirlo;-segun-
la y prima, tamil; en;-tercia y segunda,
10 mismo; -segunda tercera id6ntico....
" ell todo, tan facilillo-de descifrar....
bastar,a-ir a la iglesia ell domingo.
En- la batalla de Hastembeck, una bala
de canon Sc le llev6 un soldado frances
los dos brazos, y su coronel le di6, como
en- premio, un escudo:
-SOs parece, mi coronel, le diio ell SOL
dado, que no he perdido mas que un par
de guantess
Un ciudadano de provincias, fue la
c6rte en- la temporada de carnaval, SO
colo incontinenti en- un bale de Cape
lanes Amenazaba lluvia y llevaba para
guas: tuvo que depositar este mueble en-
ell guarda-ropas y lie dieron una tarjetita
con ell n1mero 2.
-Creo que Sc equivoca V, le djo al
eacargado del guarda-ropa, devolvien-
lole la tarjeta; porque no be entregado
mas que un paraguas.
Aceytys iageaioso. .-sEn qae Sc parece
IN huevo unas tijerasi
EN- nadail!!
Remedio para que los tuertos dejen dc
ssrlo: sacarles el oio que les queds,
-Es probado!!l!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24

Bai7e.-El pr6ximo domingo, Pascua
de Resurrection, tendra lugar nm luci-
do bale de eonfanza en- les salones del
Casino Espajaol, que dan varios a6cios DEF
msmo.
ADVERTISE q las personas invitadas.
que, aunque por una equivocacion invo-
luataria, Sc hayan omitido ell consignar
sus respectivas familias, entiendase in
cluidas estas, como Sc acostunbra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24

V'GJe dtreGto. -5egun> verau nuestros
lectores en- el anuncio que va en- otra par
te, a fines de abril pr6ximo saldra de este
puerto para Cadiz uno de los magn,6cos
vapores de A. Lopez y Compania con
carga y pasajeros. Para mas pormenores
vease dicho anuncio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24

Il cobyar.-E! dia 10 de abril pr6ximo
sc abonaran sus haberes los empleados
de Gracia y Justicia y Fomento; el 2
los de Guerra y Guardia civil; ell 5 a los
de Estado Mayor; ell los de Hacienda,
Marina y Gobernacion y ell hasta Ell dla
Is inclusive q los de cla,es pasivas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24
GACETILLA. 4.

Carnes -Durante los dias "a, 20, 26
y y del corriente, Sc expendera en- esta
Ciudad la libra de carne de cerdo, ell pri-
mer dia q 26 cuartos y 26 los tres res
tantes; y los dias %, 20, 80 y 81 Sc ex-
pendera la libra de carne de res, el pri-
mer dia a 20 cuartos. ell segando q l9 y
los dos restantes Is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-03-24

Q) Don Bartolome Frcntera, ngeniero de Puentes
Calzadas de la Escuela dc Paris Ell autor del pro-
yeste
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-31

THE INDIAN SCARE.-The daiIies gave
some two weeks since an account, from n
letter, of raid said to hove been mude
by band Of 800 Hoopa Indians, in which
q man named Raymond. Il carpenter en-
ployed in the Florence mine, was found
near the camp, shot with nm Indian bull
let The body was buried and particulars
of the case sent to the Coroner at Eureka
A band of soldiers was sent from Camp
Castor when the news was received at the
post, but the Indians far outnumbered
them and were correspondingIy insolent.
Congressman Luttrell laid the letter be-
fore General Schofeld and lays the whole
blame of the ebullition of the Indians to
mismanagement at the agency.
The Humboldt Times commenting on
the letter, well says, that as Luttrell is
made to appear upon the scene, the idea
suggests itself that it is barely possible
there may be some politics in the matter.
Luttrell is such a demsgogue that any
thing in which he appears is looked ut
with dstrust. We have taken some pains
to ascertain how much truth there is in
the report, and find that man named
Raymond was killed on klamath river,
whether by Indians or white men is un-
known, though public suspicion points to
the latter. We have conversed with Mr..
Campbell and Mr.. John Clifford upon
the subject and they tell us that the prev
alent belief at Hoopa, whsre they reside,
is that the hostile attitude of the klamath
Indians is greatly exaggerated with the
hope of getting post Of United States
troops established on the river, and this,
from all the facts we have been able To
gather, VIC should judge to be the case.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-31

POLITICAL LIEs.-It is high time that
the atmosphere should be redOlent with
falsehood, therefore we are not surprised
TO see that model of sensational journal
ism, the San Francisco Chronicle, coming
70 the front. 1t has discovered a deep
laid plan to give the State to the Demo-
Gratis, al ] one feature of this plan is for
the "Sargent- Gorham" Republicans to
vote the Democratic ticket. The Chron-
tcte is correct in one thing-there Is deep
laid plan to give tho State to the Demo-
erats, but the principal feature in II was to
nominate third State ticket made up In
the main of Republicans, which would
draw of votes enough from the regular
Republican nominees to insure Demo
cratic success. Whether the pan will
work we'll remains to be seen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-31

THE FLOODS IN FRANCE.-Some very
affecting incidents marked the scenes of
desolation accompanying the late des-
tructive floods in France. In the flooded
plain between St. Jory and Castelnau. Il
boat containing fifteen persons was dash
ed against poplar tree and upset. Four
teen of these were drowned, and the sur
vivor, girl fifteen years of age has lost
her reason One man had his instep
crushed by falling beam while saving a
mother and her two daughters. He was
ashed to his boat and drifted insensibe
to church window where the b at stack
fast. He had preserved, at his own great
peril, the lives OF sixty persons. A young
mother with her twin infants succeeded
in climbing on the branch of tree. 1t
soon beg an to crack and the mother. re-
aizing the weakness Of the support, rap
idly tied the children to the branch and
threw herself into the food. The little
ones were saved but the devoted mother
persisted.
At st. Gaudan's Newfoundland dog
saved the lives of twelve persons bu. in
making the thirteenth attempt the noble
animal was drowned. The losses by tie
food have been very great, and people
everywhere are contributing freely TO re-
lieve the survivors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-31

THE political opinions of Mr.. Sargent
wo have often had occasion to dissent
from but the Chronicle Of this morning
,,,;Les wild when it says Sargent's zeal
for the settlers is newborn. we nave
On several occasions approved of Mr..
sargent's bold warfare on fraudulent
Spanish grants and surveys. on swamp
land grabs. the system OF private en'ry
BY which spectators ABSORB large 'r"c's
Of land, Sioux script, etc. He has been
the consistent foe of all these oppressive
schemes against settlers, and his views IN
opposition to them were as fully given !"
his great speech before the State Agrlcul-
tural Society, in 1870, as they were TO the
immense meeting at Union Hall or Tues
day night, that applauded their utterance'
IS. T. Post.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-31
TO THE PEOPLE
OF SHiSTA AND TRINITY COUNTIES.

At the earnest solicitation of many
friends, and in the exercise of the right
guaranteed to every citizen by the free
Institutions of this Country, l hereby
announce myself as an Independent Can
didate for the position of AssEMBLYMAN
for the counties of Shasta and Trinity,
subject only to the decision of the PEOPLE,
independent of parties, at tho Polls in
September.
My record in the past is criterion of
what my course will be in the future. if
elected. If successful, my mbtion will
be to faithfully represent the interests of
the whole people and do what is RIGHT.
opposing, to the best of my ability ali
the oppressive mOnopolies and dishonest
schemes against the public interest. On
the important question of No Fence law
F Ire pas law, | shall oppose its appli
catlon To the counties of Shasta and Trim
ity, believing the passage of such law
would greatly injure the prosperity of
said counties. ~
AS nave neither time nor money 10
devote to eleetioneering, | refer voters 10
those friends who have been acouainted
with me and my transactions during a
residence IN Shasta county of over twenty
three years, as to what kind of man /
am, and as to my character and reputation
Tor honesty and tair-dealing.
Respectfully, KLOTz. !
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-31

The PRoDIGAL SoN.-The great Rack
erby, of Rackerby's landing has gone
back to his first love. Even rs the swine
returns to its walowing in the mire, so
hath Rackerby returned to the fold OF
Democracy. Rackerby was great man
in his day. Unaided and alone he led
the California Democracy into the Liber-
al camp. And now he has gone back,
body and boots, to his old associates, pre-
paratory, perhaps, to taking them on an
other exploring expedition. 'Ror for
RaekerbY !
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-31

TaE HOUSES We LIVE Is-in other Woras'
our bodies-are held on repairing leases We
,n,,s, nron and sustain them when they exhibit
'.D 80 ,rooLnoss and decay, or they will in
signs gs nreak down. In Dir. Walkers Cali,
sorn;a Vinegar Bitters, a matchlesss compound
i3rnda e id;scovered medicinal herbs, peculiar
t1 % tbs Paeic region, the debiitated, the 6li,
ious, the rheumatic the eonsamptive' w,s or np Of
fne fnrsS % 10 Ike suffering invalid. IL contains no
alcohol, and consequently leaves no sung
behind.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-31

A VOICE FROM SWEDEN. American Chenis'S
and their Productions appreciated by the ITO
fessors at the celebrated Universities In Swe-
den.--Mr. Sachs, Sir; At your request have
tested Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair heneweI
in my practice at the Seratiner iiotell anu anu
color IL il entirely harmless and is a valua-
bic remedy to use in such cases, ,erpN
Professor of Chemistry ana Medicine.
STOCKHOLM, July d. 1865.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-31

STILL HARPING.- The Dolly Warden
organs are still harping on dignity. -
No sensible man expects" says one of
them, THAT Booth would notice Cor
hams charges" All If Mr.. Booth
had not advocated Gorham's election to
the same office he afterwards himself
sought the dignity dodge might VIM
But our opinion is that Booth cannot
meet Gorham's charges successfully,
hence he maintains a sullen silence and
his sycophants call it " dignity"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-31

During the epidemic of intermittents In the
West this season, the whole immense STOCK 0'
AYERS Ague Cure became exhausted ana inc
producing power of his Laboratory was iouha ha
inSdeauate to meet the demand, Many; waO M
knew its virtues for the cure OF Chiils Li anu
C.,ra ;s said by those who use it to never iail.
Reader, @ if you must have medical aid, take tho
best of medicine. Poor remedies are dear, as
Good are cheap at any price you have to pay
Tor them. charleston Courier.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-31

II this was intended as "goak" it is
one OF the richest we have ever seen. 1t
is an extract fIom the Lakeport Bee.
"In our own District-the Third
Hon. J. X. Luttrell was nominated BY
reclamation, which is deserved compll-
ment 10 the valuable services rendered
not only to his constituents, but the
State at large"
Ifthe Bee can specify single instance
in which those " valuable services" Were
rendered, we shall be pleased to have it.