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, 1875-09-28
THE COUNCIL,


~ EVENING DEVOTED TO uNINrEiEsT1No Dua1HEaa.
Tho Common Council met In regular weekly
seHslou last ereniug, President Dixon 10 tho
sLn!r.
MI. T, @. Hatch. appointed City Weigher In
the vicinity OF the Chicago milwaukee, i Ut.
Paul Railway depot, vas confirmed In that posi-
tiou.
EXTENSION or 1EAutToHY.
An ordinance was pasaed which extended tue
ponnd limits Of West Chicago SO AZ to iuuude
the ter7.ory bounded by st. Louis Ogden, and
Mowry avenues. and Twanty.eIxth street.
PABsEp AND RECONSTRUCTED.
The Council passed. III ordinance for the sale
of y lot Oh the corunr of Franklin and Washiog-
lon streets to the Chicago LUal Company, for
the sum Of 4l0OG0 bat. on motion, the orAi-
uanee WAS tecons.dpfed. aud the uatter was laid
over temporarily.
Aid, White bud an order passed tor tue plkciuy
OF gas-lamp In front Of Father Barretta
Church, OH Fourth stroet,
IMPROVEMENTS.
Tho Board OF Public Works Was, by resolution,
directed 10 award contract for Htreet-saWeIa in
preference to tuuya for other street improve
Mcutb.
The sarue body nese directed to have North
Dearborn street, between Illinois and 1ud1saA
streets, repaired.
1hs invitation from Engine Company No. as
to attend party to be kiyeu by them tomorrow
eyeulng was received aud secep. Vi.
PA11Aa CONTRACTORS DEBTS
Tho Finance COMMITTEE reported in favor Of
rayin8 out of tho Fourteenth Ward saMe1a8o
Fund the sapa Of Sl.2l26a to tho woskmoa
, 1875-09-28

Special unpdtth 10 Tia Chteddo Iribune.
BUFFALO. N. T., Sept. 27.-Quita heavy
storm prevailed On Lake Erie Sunday afternoon
and night. A B.in broczo and heavy soa also
held nearly all day to-day. Tho schooner P. 9.
Marsh, With uhaas from alilnaukeo. went on to
tho head Of tha Ere basin pier, trying 10
avoid = barge In tho passaeo. She lies easy, Ia
not leaking, nnd will DO lishtsred off when tho
wind substes i 's thought, without damaage.
Tho propeller Vanderbilt came In this nfter-
noon, and reports propeller aud two
bargos ashore On Long Point Could
not mako ont her pamc. Tho propeller was
green. The ateam-baraes Kiux, Concord aua
CITY Of Port Huron, With their tosB. which
cleared Saturday put back Last night. The achoon-
Ct F, d. Barker bound for tho canal, waB driven
past Port ColboFne. and found Bl,sl.or IN our
hsrbor lest night. Tho uteasn-borge Fletcher
aud consort. 1ronton. hayo Kone into winter
qusrteis. and lnsurauco On the samoiB cancolau
Owing to tho largo tleot OF yosseu- th.ty or 60
Expected to-nl1f.oS, canal freirhts have boon
advanced to ~ con.s bn wneat, oenta on coru
to Now York, and boasmcn aro asking u cent
more. Coal fraights nro firm aud higher; 80
cents per ton to t4icngo was paid to-day.
, 1875-09-28

Commissioner Guetthcr moved that tho bitls
30 .ealed aud rG;orrod to the Committee Oh Pub
ltc Buildings and Public Service. Carried.
Tho reporta Of committees wero read and ap-
proved, Ill OF which hn,e bccn published.
LITTLE Personal.
Pending the discussion Of aon.s Of the repotts
and especially tho ono recommending the pay
,nont Of . bill OF Contractor HogAn'B, which
looked Iittlo dark, q spirited liscra5lon,
partaking OF = personal nature, ouHued botween
Commissioners Ctough and Crhwfo1d. During
tho discussion Commissioner Holden wanted to
know IL tho Board had resolved into town
moettng. snd Commissioner Schn,idt inquired IN
what interest tho meeting Waa being run
PAYING II ADVANCE.
Commissioner Duzse introduced resolution
providing tint hereafter no building material
should bo paid for by the county nntll 1t was in
the building.
Commissioner Clough favored tho adoption Of
tho resolution.
Commissioner johnson was opposed to tho
resolution.
After some further discussion, tho resolution
waH Loaf by tile following voto
1'ras-Buase, Clough, Guenther, Hertlns, Jones',
Hsys-C4rroli, CoulY, Crawford, Holden, Johnson
Luntlgsnt Schmidt, Dusdick-s.
Commissioner Comfy introduced a resolution
returning the Lemont quarrY-osn sncra thanks for
tho facilities afforded for tho Wait Of Saturday,
which was adopted.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Thurs
day Ut q O'clock.
, 1875-09-28
THE CiTI.HALL

The City Collector yesterday received als,
on geuetAl city taxes.
Tbs SPECIAL Committee OF the Counoll Ap'
pointed 10 report upon tho new building oFdi'
nance will meot At o'clock this afternoon.
Eighteenth street bridge will be c'osod for 70.
pails to-day. The Board ~ould do we'll to lay
up come ot the btldge-tenders for repairs also.
Of.lcor Theodore +. L. Johns yesterday re-
signea because he had made such fool OF him
self, ia supposlpg that sergt. Fitzpatrick would
stabbed 10 tilo right hip. Tho general ,n,prek
aIon IL, that Johns does not knos anything about
how he Maa stabbed.
The Committee On Markets mot yeatatday ef-
ternuop IN the CITY Clerks Office With AID Stout
in ths chair. The only rsfsFenoe andst eonsid-
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~ TIA VAHs
tlIR REMOVAL FROM THE ApPNAlaEnsulp

NIB REMOVAL FROM THE ApPAAlaEHsulP
Tho fact wsa yesterday made public that Mr.
Ham, os the Inter- Ocean, End Appraisers o1ico,
had had the latter portion Of hs tlIo loppad on
by an order by the Treasury Department. Il ia
needless to Say that this WAS An unpleasant au.-
prize 10 Tue gentleman in question. The news
eppeats 10 hAyo broken itself to Air. Ham BY tho
announcement that Mr. Il. q. Feldeamp La!d
coma,iss,oa fos tho chair occupied by himes!f,
aud the further announcement that tho Deputy
Collector had nwosn in Mr. Feldcamp, with tho
expectation. that the scat would bs ready for him
Tbs now Incumbent is German by birtl. and
has been for some years In tho emtloy Of
Messru. Beck d Wirth, tobaeconIsts. Ho waa
for soma Jes1s Beorstary Of tho 0ermania IT,
surAnce Company, uhioh died In tsJipg to pay
, 1875-09-28

gorlns. Hcs -urclins, ati other objccts from tho
Ncenn. Finally, nnI without fnrthor onume1a-
tiut, The rcallcr may hD nr.rc tina. this colec-
tion of Mr.. Ward ID tuslorA remarkable for II.
fnllnoaB for sllo imprnHA nf careful study
which pervatlcs IL throughout an acan In The
accuracy with which. It IN cA.nlcd and lalcictl.
fchtnso, mid get 1t in ,lot lacking In tint alowy
atsractivcncas which, gives a certain rosmlar
vaiun to public mnactn,. Dur Western edit
rational and ncientlc friends should retain II
hero Il possible.
, 1875-09-28
4 WEAK BaIDGE.


Hpteidl Nsp1seh 10 Tht Ch,cduo Tribune.
KANsAs Cry, No., Sept. 27.-Fot some tirno
past sumors haso been abroad to tho effect that
the great iron bridge over tue Misalouri at this
plaoe wsH unsafe, aud much Asa betn aaid In 70.
gard to it. To-day Maj. Gunu, who has charge
ut tbs building OF the AtoLison bridge. ssriyed
In the city. aod work has boen commenced for
sinking pneumatic caisBou uear the middle
pior, which Is thought to ba tLa weak point Tile
work will not Interfere with tho passlug OF
tEkins.
, 1875-09-28

On and after Monday, srpt. n, Tho Illinois Central
Railroad Will rua through coaches 10 Ieoru aad
Springfield. yia Gilman, the $50 +. tn. trsu from
chcago arriving II Peoria At 1850 p. aud SPRING
held 1t 4::1 ?. u. RetWuing the@e cars will teave
PeoriA at lo:to aud Springfield 1t 500 M and
arrive Al Chicago Al 6:ts p. m. Through sleeping
for Springfield dsiy, and for peosla snd Keokuk
suudsy excepted, Will continue to run IN s:4o p. N.
train from Chicago.
". r. Juaskoa, GennrasPzs4enger Agent.
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employed BY tho old sewer firm Of DonsTan l.

nnpnghmn
ouuosnIu. s,d nathan nipnad hv 100 work.
,,an M st .econ, NJ. nied tllo roport.
"eI. G'1it aTm,g ..lvocatcd Tim na,n,e,,t of
~, aiu. H,nt mia worEn,en thonid mi In uado
~ snffcr Yor the fault OF tho contractors.
~ nuag ~ u.s.h ~ ..H thst aftbnnyh thn Inv Tn.
,.,tn,.nt thn rnonny could moi bo legally
~, rnundlne Tho easo nave It yery different
ssnect hcrsrsa II bacaino q mattof OF eouity.
III n vnrn tim pnyn1ent OF Tho claim bech,tse II
mnri IA = maItar nj tiun]o inatlce. Tha rnen
rnniad ia 1nnncv
XII 1Jiidrct1, nnno,,ed Tho nxyment of tho
t.g.tn, hrcansn IL WAS iliecaI and rnn}d Ia din.
a rrsashia nrneedeut.
, 1875-09-28
ARTILLERY COMPANY At JOLIET.

S1ee1a| DtfpafcA % 7h< Chseddo 7rf5Nnt.
Jo1tEr, ILL.,. Sept. I.-fho old membors Of
Battery /, Second Illinois Artillery, hayo organ
izod an, independents artillery company here.
alectinK Il. Il. Plant as Captain. Tho company
gunB--fron tho arsenal Of the General Govern
tncut at Rock Island, and also To uniform tbem-
selves.
, 1875-09-28
AUCTION SALES.


l. 1
" sand 10 Wabash trcn"'
corncr ,v,hu.,,.ux. mi twenty,
tlrsni thencc for i%'"'SaI'"s '9'I
CLOSING UuT BALE DF NTt, Nh # JEWEtn,
AND rlxTU1tE
On Monday evening, Hups. ". At o'cto"t.
On rI1eaiay atrrnmnt fcpt, ~. at 3a'cirtk.
pirRnns told and H|lyer Wstshc, Elegant pn, IN,
ringr, 1oetrs, Charm. Irasrcta. Ladies' md jents
C'stnr. D,n,ta Plus and islngh bronxs ornnn snis
i !"rs.Vosk II ratcd warn. Also orery arc,. r,,
.,----.--...---- ..-----.------ Aaet,ontfr.
DR GOODS
tironl Do,to R,fo TUESDAY, Hep, 2s, nt Ok \. =,
rpeclsl fcaturn Of this s.te will bnh = -
GREAT BANKRUPT STOCK,
Cnn.!st!uz IT III, elcra sAriety IT Bcn'a an1 1,,.
Hosiery. Nntfnns, Underwear. Cutlery, Ac &c.. ts4ns
ono VI ti,o hest-assorted hocxa oIcrnd by U.s.
uo. crnbracin. eycry variety Of cloths, Cassterss
Fit ssirts % ientirriy new> sh.wls Laccs and nut,
st,I'a md lsnys Eertno Underwear, in,n,ensa In.
Linn unotle in Tnhte Dnmaata Linen Crush, ToHtl
ings. Thbo nn Etan1 Cloths Towels, handkerchief
Mru'a noya', md Youths Caps .nd Ture.o,, IN
dsn!.'. ladies. hii'.c.. anu chI'dsrns Hosiery
Dents, lloyn'. and Youths Aurpcndess.
UIoSrs. allttcus. anti Naunt1cts. We can nhow tsA
tN#t anaorsment In Chtcngo, aud We nnk the close "
uents, loya'. AMI Yoush'a ca,ston,.alado Clothing,
s ,n@ n,, R, .ad SeS. Ill f;ss .n
! Oileloths. plaed Gno4s, Ac.
tenlcnber tho rse.t aoubls sale and poa!poncmsst
Of Thusadays s.io tsep s. on account Of the tssii
A''4' oXMPETs AT II O'CLOCK.
a tne line Of every grade and variety. Htnsis I'd
"''o'' t;Eo + UDhE e.. Is snl f fo wsb.,h.,
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MARRIAGES.

pRlNE-PAYNE--On Thursday evening, Fept. 2i,
at tho resideco OF tho bries mother, BY the llny Da
vld Swing, Mr.. ". ". Brine and Miss Anna H. PA4ne,
Ill Of Ch!csgo.
B14ACK-CIARKE--In New York. Tednesdsy. sept.
~ by the Rev. Henry v. e. MYers, John c. Black xn
Nellie A. Clarke, botE Of ChcnEo.
, 1875-09-28

Important to the Preservation Of Teeth
John 1osnell's Cherry Tooth'Paste,
the tnost etncsclous de1hlHes fnown. Try II. For
sals By Ill druggists. Wholesale sgeutz, To1zsy b
Aradlsy, III and 17s Randolph atteot
, 1875-09-28

IHASHAA44NH 1I0G4l$E HltAEGeS+
The regular n1cstlng Of tho County Board WAS
held yesterday afternoon. President nuslfok in
tho chair, All tho membors present except Com
missioner McCaffrey.
4 communication uas recolvcd from Conrnd,
Wildner L Co.. contractors OIL tho addition to
tho Insane Asylu,n claiming damages for dolayp
occaHsoned by other contractors, amounting to
$3.50. Hefcried to Committee Oh Public Build.
ings ans1 Charities.
acquisitions for supplios for tho county in
tttution#, aud tho psy-rolIB for the sa.ne, wero
read and IeiorFed.
STEAM HEATING.
Commissioner Carroll moved that the voto by
which tho contract for the steam heating for
tho new County Huap,tal was lat to
John Davis at 4 former mceting be
rcconsldered. lie understood that Davis did not
pay lis work.uon. He hoped 10 100 the contract
awarded 10 Dashnor Il Co., they being tho lowest
bidders. and entirely responsible.
The motlon prevailed. atessss. Conly, Holdo1,
Rnd Schmidt voting IN the negative.
COURTHOUSE FOUNDATION.
Tho bids for tho foundation Of the new Court
Hollse Including making of roadway. digging Of
trenches, sewerage, furnishing and driving piloB
and tho furnishing aud lasing Of the necessary
Atouo according to specifications, "ere opened.
Thcy wcro for parta Of tho work, mud 2lao FOR
thu work ny whole. The latter bids arc given !:
, 1875-09-28


KOI1E-Wlie, son Of David H. aud Theresa Kohn,
aged years.
Funeral from Gil MIchigan-av., Tuesday, tho 18th,
1t 0 4. m.
WHITE-scpt- %, fprague. aTed month, and Sept.
n, Mamie, ugod month aud days, twin hahle7 OF
Henry &. and Ncttie D. White,
BWANTWOUT-Bett. 2t. at bin rc..dcnce 10 IA
edo Fayetsc County, H.. Henry l.. 6wsrlwout, for.
merry of this city aged 65 years, months, and 10
days.
lIts romains Thought to tha city and Inferred
In Grassland Cemetery.
pONOaHUE-1n this city, Sept. 81. Of consumption,
Maurice Donoghue.
Funeral from hs residence, 1tB L1uhhard.nt.,
Wednesday, 2oth iuA, At 10 o'clock H.. to t. so-
phonh Church, thence hy carringeH to Calvary Gem
eterJ. Friends of tls family ara nyltetl.
, 1875-09-28

F1Rll01 hnH UFKAnH..
Halist, Davis l. Co.'S GRIND. Square, and Upright
and 8nitht American 0Egsns eau 10 found only u
w. ". K1mbaus, curues 1sats AID Ad.au stroets,
Chicago,
, 1875-09-28

AT AUCTION, TUESDAY MORNING. sepL
28, ut 10 O'Clock.
H0 Ahall sol tho entira household effects In Bna
Houae, SIT West CouBress-st, comprising handeons
Parlor and hfarb1o-top Chamber Suits, Drusieis Gu
rets. Beds, Bedding, Dining.room aud Kitchen Fur
Gas Chandeliers; = nearly now Manning Furnscsia
complete order. Tho whole Furniture hsa boon iu NJ
but q few month";.
WM A. nUTTEHs L CO., Auetioneau,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
LAND NOTICES.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,
SHASTA. CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PATENT TO A PLACER
MINING CLAIM.

FEBRUARY Goth, 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ +. Il. Smith and Stephen Richards,
whose Post Office address is Trinity Cen
tire, Trinity County, State of California,
have made application for Patent for the
COPPER CREEK PLACER MINE,
situated in Coffee Creek Mining District,
in the County OF Trinity, and more par
ticularly described in the plat and field
notes now on file in this office, as follows,
to-wit
Lot No. 81, in Township 81 n, h SW,
Nj. ID. NJ, containing 80 9I-l00 acres
Beginning at Spruce Tree marked A,
20 inches in dameter-the Sc corner of
Section 81 and SW corner Of Section SO,
TIP 30 n, RI w, Nj. ID. NJ. bears S3o2V
53' L 746.03 chains distant from said tree
running thence with variation lS030'E E)
N72oE 2635 chains to II Cedar tree, 80
inches in diameter, marked b thence
NS20E $500 chains to a granite rock,
lINSX6 inches, marked G; thence S5SoE
3.25 chains to Spruce, IL inches in di-
ameter, marked ID thence S25oW 20.00
chains to post, in rock mound, mark
ed + thence East 20. 70 chains to Pine
tree II inches in diam. marked f; thence
South 600 chains to Spruce II inches in
diameter, marked G thence West 2S 20
chains to aSpruee tree, 20 inches in diam.
marked IL; thence S73o W23. .0I chains to a
Spruce IL inches in diameter, marked /;
| thence N40oW 4.19 chains to the place of
| beginning. Said claim is bounded on all
sides by public lands Copper Creek run
| ing through the entire length fsaid claim.
All persons holding any adverse claim
thereto are hereby 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,
! feb27-G0d Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

ELAINE.-Mr. j. r. Balch brought up
from San Francisco photograph of the
now famous picture, which was visited
by more than ten thousand people in one
week. The story the picture represents
is as follows:
Elaine, dying Of unrequited love for
Lancelot who cherishes guilty passion
for Queen Guinevere, the wife OF King
Arthur, dictates II letter to Lancelot. and
the Queen, which at her request is paced
IN her hand just before her death, and
afterward borne with her body up the
river u the palace OF the King, The pic
ture illustrates the following lines of
Tennyson's charming Idyl:
Then rose the dumb old servtor, and the
Steered by the dumb went upward with the
flood
In her light and the lily, in her left
The letter-all her bright hair streaming
And the coverlid was cloth of gold
Down to her waist and sh3 herself in white
All Dut her face, and that ear-featured face
" as lovely, Tor she did not seem as dead,
But 'ast ASLEEP, and lay as tno' sh5 smiled"
There is the boat wreathrd with flow
ers bearing the body OF Elaine, and the
boatman steering the boat with the oar.
But the most beautiful parts OF the pic
ture.. the sky, the water, and the moon.
light just touching the face of Eaine aud
striking full on the water in the distance,
no photograph can reproduce. 1t was
painted by a native OF California, Mr.. To-
by b. RoSenthal, now residlngAt Munich,
which adds 10 the interest OF the painting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
Administrators Sale
OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
IN in pursuance OF an order OF the Pro-
bate Court of the County OF Sacramento.
State OF California, made on the First
day of February, A. ID. 1878, in the mat
ter OF the Estate of Josephine Andr ida
deceased, the undersigned, Administrator
of the said Estate, will sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder for cash in
Gold Coin OF the United States, and sub
ject to confirmation by said Probate Court,
notice is hereby given that on
MONDAY. APRIL s6th, 1878,
at Il o'clock, NJ, of that day, and at the
premises hereinafter described, all the
right, title, interest and estate of the said
Josephine Andrada At the time of hel
death, and all The right, title and interest
that the sald Estate OF said deceased, by
operation of law or otherwise, acquired
other than or in addition to that OF said
deceased at the time of her death, in and
to all that certain piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the town OF
Weavervile, County OF Trinity, State o.
California, and described as follows, to-
wit:
Commencing at a point on the West
side of Main street, TO feet South of Ore
gon street, and running thence West, at
rightangles with said Main street, l2C
feet thence, at right.angles, Southerly
81 feet; thence, at right angles, Easterly
l20 feet; thence, at right angles, North.
erly and along Main street, SO feet to the
place OF beginning, with the improves
ments thereon.
Terms dnd Condition Of Sale :-Casl
in Gold Coin of the United States Ter
per cent of the purchase price to be paio
on day of sale balance ON confirmation
Dated, March 22d, 1878.
IL. :. BEALS,
Administrator of the Estate OF Joseph
inc Andrada, deceased. 1881.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
A SOuhl Health Maxim.

" Order is Heavens first law" This
great maxim applies with peculiar force
to the discharge of the vital functions. -
Disease inevitably Supervenes upon phys
cal irreguIality, just as calamity i, sure
to follow want OF system and punctunltv
in the affairs OF lie. But while it is next
to impossible To overcome settled mental
habits Of disorder, it is quite feasible to
remedy hahituA Irregularities ofthe body.
Discipline the uuruly organs by wise and
timely medication and health will be es-
tabi~hed upon permanent basis. Al.
though there are mIny remedies presclib-
ed o. thi>purpoSe, there is not one among
them can compare in directue>s and
puumptltude OF action with Hnstrtter's
Stomach Bltters. For every disorder at
lrcling the bowels, liver and stomach,
and 10 the numerous sympathetic urrv.
Gus ailments To which aiineHlary or bill
ipus disturbances give rise, the Biltels
are most reliable specific. Their won
d Gus eli 'acy j. attributable to the fact
THAI they first remove the cause of such
malndies aud iregumrily, and then by
IN II tonic Op ration repair the loss oI
physical >uh-lauce p oducrd hy sickness.
Z 'nStipati III, biliousn's- ,dy pepSia, heart
burn, 81 ep rs-ne-s, Intermittent tiVrrS,
rh"iIn ,li-m aud ne vou> trt.murs always
succumb to the operation of hi srte and
potent medicine. a legulal habit OF b dy
II good appetite, sound steep and en>y di.
gesllnn are among the dressings which its
use cnuiers. II iuvignratt-, re irve- d.
preston nt mind, and bV prpmptiug com
pIete assimilation, materially assists in
covering the angles aud hollow places OF
an attenua;ed, shrunken fame with firm,
healthy flesh. 4ap.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.
LIST OF LETTERS
TOWN AND COUNTY.

LET'S HAVE A SPELL. Not of wealth
er. exactly, for we have had long
enough spell of that such as it has been.
But what we propose to do is to have a
regular good old fashioned spell. just such
n one MS we can remembc in years lang
ksyne when the rival schodfs of county
after Winter Of preparation, would
meet and struggle with the sinuosties OF
English orthography until victory perch
/ led upon the banner of some school, and
The skillul champion who had vanquish
5 ed the world of photography was looked
Sup-to by the admiring little ones with
Feelings akin to reverence. Such is the
Seharacter of English orthography that no
&one can be deemed perfect however great
his or her opportunities may been. The
liked rules Of sound which govern the
reconstruction of words in other languages,
&have not the same application in our own,
Nand is an insurmountable difficulty
lin the way Of foreigners seeking 10 learn
Ethe language. The mode of spelling is
4arbitrary and in many instances directly
,at variance with what would seem to be
Rule And the constant addition to the
words in common use which appears in
bach succeeding edition of Webster's
Dictionary, now recognized as the or
Biographical standard OF the country, has
placed great number of words as recog
nized English, which were unknown to
most Of our older ones who might join in
The match. 1t would hardly be necessary,
Ne think, to go back to :" the dehnitions" "
or turn to the "a-b abs" to floor the best
fpellers to be found. Let's have spell.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

A CoRREsPoSDESr, writing from Athens, Gu
riously contrasts the mixtures to be found there
of ancient and modern civilization. Railroads
spin their trains amid the temples of three
thousand years; steamers dash their swells
upon the Pirdus, and ths scream OF heir W his
ties + 81. md nom AthUS, FcntolicAs ana Cyth-
eron II. Olympus and the heavens bsyeud their
gods. Dr. ayers would Renowned medtcin Is,
those consdmmatl0nS OF mOdsr sci nee, are
posted ON the AeIOpu.i is, tne 4 artueuup. In.
Areupagds and neSiOn, whilo tho mod st
cards oI Cherry Pecloral, Ayers san lsa arila,
Ag Care and Pills ioeA ii ON the wiudo - of
th' SHOPS In inc streets OF AtaonS, where they
are sold.-lN. \. Globe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

A PREPARATION SO widely and favorably
known as lall's Vegetable Sieiian Hair H.
mower needs few words Of praise om us. This
compound has won its way to the highest favor
i'll tho public mind and mutitudos, who have
Vainly as 81 '.thtr rouedieS Tor the restoration
OF their hair, have, ON trying the oiciian ..e-
neWef' peon hlAd' glad by tho roStol alton of
th ir groy hair to It's nat raj color, and tbe
thIn lock. tnicN ,n ID up as in the DAYS of
early yo-th. 1t also prevents tn , hair failing
ott, makes it s1lt and. glossy, and is al ogotner
th5 pJst pr parallon ior It's int nded purroses
belore tue pIbiic.-l tittsburgh Chronicle.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24

How 70 GET SrlMINA.-lron fran and strong
nervous systems are not the lot of ali. But the
ieeb need not despair. By ado pting tho ri sht
means, they may live as long and enjoy life as
mach as tn 'ir more rob ist neishbors. rhysi-
cal ihvi soraiion is, no ysv,r, Necessary to this
end and Vhi tue spirit 10 IS tonics and nerv-
inss uS ally administer d event .ally denr.ss
both body and mind, Dr j. " alker's Cali or
ma YIN gar Liters invariably sapply new
yi-or TO the frame while they reg llute every
di-ordcred function.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-04-24
LEWISTON, April 20. 1879


EDITOR TRINITY JoURNAL:-Th pub.
lie school closed here last Fiday and our
beloved teacher has LETT for Lodi with
Miss Dutton. Everything looks lone
some here now: no more dancing; no
more fun. The scholars OF the Primary
class who received prizes are James
Phillips, Willie Hampton and Rosa Ross
We had farewell dance and good
time. Doc. was out and prescribed quite
literally sat up with us all night, but
was somewhat drow,y in the morning.
Come again Doe; we don't feel we'll.
Nothing to do out here. Mining stopped
and water stopped. | think of coming
to WeaverviIle and throwing rocks for II
while for pastme, as that seems tn be the
most tun now.