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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17
The Public Confidence Well Placed.

Although the world has been seeking
specifics for disease for many centuries,
few indeed have been found. Prominent
among these few is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, which years ago received the en-
dorsement of the medical profession, and
was hailed by press and public as the great
renovant and preventive of the age. And
with good reason, since to the weakened
stomach it gives strength and to the torpid
liver activity, to the disordered bowels
regularity, and to the shaken nervous sys-
tenn firmness and tone. Under its benig
nant influence healthful vigor returns to
the debiitated and wasted frame, the fac
cid muscles become compact, the wan as
pect of ill health is replaced by look OF
cheerfulness, the mind ceases to despond,
and flesh is developed upon the attenuated
frame. There is no exaggeration in this
statement. 1t is as true as that the system
is subject to disease. Were proofs requir-
ed to substantiate the reality of the COM
prehensive effects of the Bitters, there is
not probably in existence medicine, in
favor of which such mass of concurrent
testimony, from the most respectable
sources, could be adduced. But the etti-
cacy of the nations Alternative and invigor-
ant has been matter of universal know
ledge too long to need any such corrobora-
ton. The fact that it has its largest sales
in those portions of the North and South
American Continents, Mexico, and the
West Indies, in which atmospheric intlu-
ences prejudicial to health exists, proves
what confidence is felt in its remedial and
protective virtues. In localities where
tevers of an intermittent type prevail, es-
pecially, it has come to be regarded as an
indispensable necessity.
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GoINa EAsT.-Mrs. DR.. Lord leaves
this Saturday morning on visit to her
relatives and friends SWAY down in
Maine." She will be met at Sacramento
by her sister, Miss Genie S. Dimmock.
who LEFT here Tuesday morning and who
will accompany her on the Eastern trip.
Mrs. Lord will return in the Fall: Miss
Dimmock will probably remain at the
East
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ACCIDENTAL SHooTING.-Last Satur-
day evening, as Thomas Maloney and
Others were coming in from work in the
McGillivray mine, they were surprised
by shot fired from the residence of the
Family at the ranch, and which took
ELECT in the thigh of Mr.. Maloney. On
Examination and inquiry it was found that
Nm. McGillivray was standing in the
doorway of the house, loading his Henry
rae, and that it had been accidentally
dtchargcd. Ma!oncy when shot was fifty
yards from the house. The ball passed
through the tleshy part of his thigh, leav-
iAS an ugly hole, and lodging in his
Drawers. When the ball was found, it
VA tiattened out, showing that it had
nndonbtedly first struck the ground and
then glanced. The wound inflicted is a
painful one, but not in the least dangerous.
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.-In the Call
Tor a Republican Convention, which ap-
peared last week for the first time. n tvno.
graphical error fixed the date of primaries
for July 2lst instead of July Slst as it
should have been. A number of papers
were worked off before the error wss dis
covered, wherefore the correction. The
primaries are to be held on Saturday, Ju-
ly y3lst; Convention, Thursday, Aug 5tb
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A RARE CHANCE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE MY PLACE
on Readings Creek, at bargain,
being desirous of leaving the State. There
are twenty acres of land enclosed, twelve
acres of which are under cultivation, with
living water for irrigation. There is a
good log house and barn on the place.
This years crop. including twelve tons Of
hay, will be sold with the place, also five
horses and mule.
Twill also sell my mining claim at :ho
mouth of the gulch, with all its appurte-
nances. The claim has paid well for all
the work done.
Also for sale about fifty head of milch
COWS and stock cattle, with range for
stock not exceled in the county. The cat
tie will be sold with the place, or separate
ly as the purchasers may desire, To any
party desiring good home, the induce
ments offered TO secure one in a healthy 10
cation are great. For information apply
to the subscriber on the premises.
GEO. G. SEARS.
Beading Creek, July %, 1879. ii.
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ohIco MARBLE WoRKs.-Amongo 9th
u new advertisements this week will be
Dund that of Davis & Green, Proprietors
Y Inc Chico Marble Works. Mr.. Green
s,'l'el Weaverville recently and appoint
Y W IL. Bachelder agent for this coun-
" DAVIS " Green have the reputation
= understanding their business thorough
y ana feel confident that they can give
e,''re satisfaction, having had an extend
experience in the Eastern States and
~ lower cities of California. Parties in
y w section, desiring Tombs, Tablets,
= .ssO''uments, Headstones, ETC., are assured
= ~. Ihey can do better at the Chico Mar.
y " orks than elsewhere. Give them q
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

YE TRAMP.-The Great North Ameri-
can Pedestrian, we'll known from Puget
Sound to Mexico as the "Pioneer Pill
grim," was in town last week. Monday
morning found him once more on the
road, bouud North.
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WARNING.-I In another column f. G..
Kilgore warns all persons against credit
ing Mrs. Kilgore on his account, as he
will not be responsible for any debts of
her contracting.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

GRAND GoNcERT.-Prof. Rutan, the
acompIlcd music teacher, has been
? ''ily engaged during the past week in
tralnlng his numerous class of vocalists
iF the Grand Concert to be given at
Thomas Theater on Saturday evening,
Ju'y 18th. The array of musical talent
70 be presented on the occasion will sur
p'Ss any similar exhibition ever before
given here, and caanot but attract vast
audience. The programme has been se-
ec'ed with great care, and is at once
pleasing and entertaining. That the
V'ncert will prove grand success there
car be no doubt, MS the numb9r of tickets
Already sold is sufficient to fill the Thea
eF' Bee the advertisement in another
eOlumn.
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APPoINTED.-Geo. B. Jumper, of this
place and w. c. Given, of Junction City,
have been appointed members of the State
Central Committee of the Temperance
Reform Party of California, for Trinity
county.
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RETURNED. - Ellis Flowers arrived
Wednesday evening with his daughter
whom he had at San Francisco for medi-
cal attention. Mrs. Ewing and daughter,
of Hay Fork, also returned this week.
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BASE BALL.-Following from the Shas-
Ia Co't'1er of the 10th : "The Shasta
Base Ball Club, those fellows that asked
no discount from any club in the State
ana that never were beaten except when
they played against some other club,
went up to Weaverville and played a
match game this week, and, like little Bo
feep's sheep, came home with their tails
behind them.'n
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OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE IN ARCATA.- To
Y friend, David K. Gordon, of the Sig
u we are indebted for the following
=, 'SCuars of the Arcata fire of the 9th :
H0 hre broke out at 10 o'clock, P. NJ,
4. '"' store OF A. Brizard, the cause of the
Oelng unknown. Every building
g vi o' the Plaza burned and the only
'''' standing on the east side was the
4 VV' Snop. Twenty-six buildings we're
h'0yed, the estimated loss being S75, 900
1" an Insurance of $15, 900. A. Brizard
IA, '"e only heavy loser, his stock and
Al u'ng' valued at $40, 900, being entirely
'oyed; insured for $4,000. Other
''' range from $500 to $4,000.
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q, HofosED IMPRovEMENT.-The side.
=. - 'eadlng to Faggtown is continually
q u " repair and source of frequent ex.
.ss - IL Is now proposed to remove il
ca make a gravel walk instead. A sub.
s,sI 1Hon Tor this purpose is being circu.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

T WILL PRESENT MY NAME to
l. the Democratic Nominating Con-
vention of Trinity County, as a candidate
for the office of COUNTY CLERK.
j. a. STAFFORD.
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RE NoMINATED.-Hon. A. NJ. Rosb bor-
ough has been re-nominated for Judge of
the 9th Judicial District, composed of the
counties Of Modoc, Shasta, Siskiyou, ana
Trinity.
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WANTS OFFICE.-The San Bernardino
Guardian, of late date, says that Judge
a. j. Felter will probably be the Inde-
pendent candidate for County Judge of
that county.
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NEW SAw-MILL.-Mr. c. w. Huson,
of Weaverville, has selected site and
made other arrangements for the erection
OF saw-mill on Rush Creek, short
distance this side Of the Langdon house.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

TO THE VOTERS OF TRINITY
4 County The undersigned hereby
announces that he is candidate for the
office of COUNTY CLERK, subject to
the Democratic nomination.
HENRY s. MARTIN.
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WoRRIED.-The Guardians of Trinity
County Democracy have as yet failed to
fix up satisfactory ticket, although most
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

DANCE AT JUNCTION CITY.-Day &
Todd will give Ball at their junction
City Hotel on Friday evening, August
18th. Advertisement next week.
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PRIMARY.-Next Saturday, July 24th
is the day set for holding Primary Meet.
ings to select Delegates to the Democratic
County Convention.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

THE UNDERSIGNED hereby solicits
L the Republican nomination for the Of
fnce OF COU NT1 CLERK, at the hands
OF the nominating Convention,
ASA TAYLOR.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK

II II f UNDERSIGNED respectfully
Il announces himself as candidate for
COo MY CLERK, subject to the action
OF the Republican Convention.
CHAS. HARTMAN.
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FOR SHERIFF

T HEREBY ANNOUNCE THAT 7
L am Candidate for SHERIFF, sub
ject to nomination by the Democrats
Convention. Nj. NULTIGAV
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THE Shasta Courier says that E. Steele
of Yreka, is spoken of as an Independent
candidate tor Judge of the Ninth Judicial
District.
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FOR SHERIFF.

THE DEMOCRACY OF TRINITY
l. County are hereby informed that I
am candidate for SHERIFF, subject to
Endorsement by the Democratic Conyen-
uon. j. w. PICKETT.
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FIRST BALL.-The Dancing Party at
John Bergin's, Oregon Gulch, takes place
next Friday evening, July 23d.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-07-17

a. NcCAUsLAND, who was quite i'll
e. several days, is now getting along
s, ~ Nc proposes trip to Bartlett
ia sS' which will doubtless prove bene-
% his general health.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

T AM A CANDIDATE FOR County
L Judge, subject to Endorsement by the
Republican Nominating Convention.
Il. Il. JONES.
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PREACHING.-Rev Willis Alden will
hold Divine Services at Junction City
next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

n HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully
l. announces that he is a candidate for
ASSESSOR, subject to the action of the
Democratic County Convention.
ALIEN. A, STILLER.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

T AM A CANDIDATE FOR County
Judge, subject to nomination by the
Democratic County Convention.
II. CLIFFORD.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

7 HEREBY ANNOUNCE TO THE
l. Voters of Trinity County that am a
Candidate for the office of ASSESSOR,
subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention. LOUIS f. RAAB.
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GONE BELOW Mr.. NJ. Mulligan left
on Thursdays stage, for Marysville, to
see his father, who is lying i'll ut that
place,
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THANKS to G. w. Twambly for late
numbers of the Virginia Territorial
Enterprise.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK.

SUBJECT TO NOMINATION by the
~ Democratic Convention of Trinity
County. w. WILSON.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

7 HEREBY ANNOUNCE MYSELF
L as candidate for Assessor; subject
to nomination by the Republican Con-
venton. GEO. LAWS.
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The following Test is recommended by
the County Central Committee: "All
who are opposed to the restoration of the
rebel Democracy to power, and intend in
good faith to support the nominees of the
Republican Convention
BY order of Committee,
p. NJ. PAULsEN, Chairman.
Z. P. LovEJoY, Secty.
July 9th, 1875. td.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, .s
COUNTY OF TRINITY, 90

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF TRINITY, So
On this 9th day of July, A. ID. One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy
five, before me, Jas. q. Trotter, County
Clerk and ex -oticio Clerk Of the County
Court of said County, personally appear
ed Chas. Kuper, Isaac Abrahms and
Morris Karsky, known to me to be the
same persons whose names are subscribed
to the annexed instrument, and they ac-
knowledged to me that they executed the
same.
[Seal1 JAS. G.. TROTTER,
County Clerk.
Filed, July 9th, 1875.
"a True Copy"
JAS. G. TROTTER, Clerk.
2S-5i. b. F. Finn, Dpty.
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REPUBLICAN,
County Convention.

THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS of
Trinity couaty are requested to as
semble in their respective precincts on
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THURSDAY, AUGUST oth, 1878,

to nominate candidates for the various
County Offices to be filled at the Septem
Der election. The apportionmert is a:
follows:
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SATURDAY, JULY sIst, 1878,

for the purpose of selecting Delegates to
attend Republican County Convention
to be holden in Weaverville on
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SHEET IRON PIPE.
THE CAPITAL IRON WORKS
SECOND STREET. BET. l. AND NJ,
SACRAMENTO, CAL.,
.uansfaefsrs sheet Ir0S Pipe or al
SIsss aad for any PrsssUrs.

We are prepared to build on the ground
where wanted and contract to lay the same,
sheet Iron Pipe, of all sizes, thoroughly
coated with Asphaltum, thereby saving the
expense and damage Of hauling on wagons.
Having all the latest improved machinery,
parties wanting pipe would do we'll to give us
a call.
Iron cut, punched and formed, and tools
furnished for making pipe.
E.. N. RAGAN, superintendent.
Sacramento, June, 1873. 28-5m.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Candidates Cards, under this heading Five
Dollars each, in advance. ''0
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Certificate of Partnership.

WE CERTIFY that the Partnership
w or business transacted at junction
City, Trinity County, California, under
the firm name of
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FOR ASSESSOR.

THE UNDERSIGNED is a candidate
l. for the Democratic nomination for
ASSESSOR. j. PAU LSEN.
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KUPER, KARSKY & CO.,

is carried on by and is composed of the
undersigned that the principal place OF
business of said Kuper, Karsky " Co.,
is said junction City the full names
and places of residence of said Kuper,
Karsky y Co., comprising the firm afore-
said, is signed hereto.
Weaverville, July 9th, 1873.
CHARLES KUPER, Junction City. Cal
ISAAC ABRAHM, Weaverville, Cal.
NORRIS kARSkY, Weaverville, Cal.
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POLITICAL.
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION.

A 7 A MEETING OF THE Demo
II cratic Central Committee of Trinity
County, held May 18th, 1875, it was or
dered that County Convention be held
at Weaverville, on
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DOUGLAS R CITY
MEAT MARKET,
FRANK MABIE,
Proprietor.

THE best of Meats furnished to the res
L idents of Douglas City and vicinity,
CHEAP FoR CASH. Customers at dis
tance will be supplied from the wagon.
Douglas City, Aug. l4th, 1873, II
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FRIDAY, JULY 3Oth, 1875,

for the purpose of nominating County
Officers, and the Committee recommend
that the Primaries be held at the precincts
hereafter named, on
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DEAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

A. Lytle to NJ. Zellerback-H Central
Quicksilver Mine-SlO,OOO.
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U,RINITY COUNTY VARIANTS
Il taken at their M Market toa, vaiue 10 payment
for subscription to the JOURNAL
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SATURDAY, JULY 9th, 1873.

to elect Delegates to attend said Conven-
ton. The Apportionment OF Delegates
is as follows
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-12
The Good and Evil of Novel Reading.

The ideal world into which we 90 for
relief from our daily drudgery may re-
fleet light upon ordinary things, or may
be an cncryating region of lotus-eating.
Some people might think that their SYM
pathy for Oliver Twist excused them
from caring about any tlcSh-and-blood
sufferer. Others might be enabled to
see more wildly sorrows which they
had previously passed over because en-
bodied in commonplace outsldes. 1t Is
impossible to lay down any precise rules
upon such questions; every body has to
learn for himself what is the discipline
which best suits his own case; and the
wiscst general maXimS are of very little
service. Yet, without referring to mdl-
yidual cases, there are some marks sui
ficiently characteristic of the school
which fosters the morbid tendency. Art
which is too much divorced from refer
ence TO the actual world shows its sick
illness by unmistakable symptoms. 1t
suffers from the blight of sentimental
ism or sensationalism. When people
begin to pet and cocker their fine feel
ings, and to take delight in weeping for
the sake of weeping, we may be pretty
sure they are losing Il proper hold upon
a world in which there is always sutii-
cient cause for melancholy without ere
ating artificial misery. When they de-
light in descriptions of the horrible or
the nauseous, it is plain enough that
such dram-drinking implies a depraved
appetite, or, in other words, a harden
INC of the natural emotions. When such
tendencies are strongly marked, as is
generally the case with declining
schools, we cannot doubt that the pleas
ure is of an %enervating tendency.-L0n-
don SATURDAY RcrleW.
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If and But.
BY MARY u. BRINE.

VIVA: if IWerc a lady fair,
Binding each day in my flowing hair
Gems and jewels so rich and rare;
What i'll owned my coach ana four
To wait each morn at my stately door,
To bear me thither and round and Ger.
All! but | couldn't have Robin hen
Robin, poor, but the best of men
And riches lacking himself were vain
What itmy fingers, soft and white,
Were flashing with diamonds brilliant light
Dainty with gems SO rare and bright.
Ah, mine are brown with summers sun,
Hard with work that is never done;
Bat Robin loves them every one.
And # | wore dresses of satin sheen,
Garments fit for q ''Iamc" or queen,
WHY. Robin would know me not, | Wcen.
20, good old DObbin, truth to say,
Must he coach andfour" on market day,
To log me over the roads away;
And the only gems for my waving hair
Must ue the beautiful sunshine fair,
Which Robin and | together may share.
And the love that Robin has given me
The trUcst andbest that Ger could be-
i the only diamond | care to see.
-!n9epCndcnt.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-11-12
Ode to Autumn.
Patented and Copyrighted.

Patented and COpyrlghted.I
The grasshopper creaks in the lcary
gloom. And the bumble-bee bumbleth
the live-long day. But where have they
gone with the bran new broom? And
what has been done to the buzz saws
play?
Oh, it's little he thinks of the cold
mince-pie, And its little he seeks of the
raw ice-cISam; For, the dying year with
its tremulous sigh Shall waken the lin
gering loon from his dream.
Oh, list, For the cricket, now far and
near Shrillfully singeth his roundelay,
And the negligent noodle his noisy
cheer, And where the doodlebug eats
his hay.
oh, the buzz-saw so busily buzzes the
stick, And bumbling the bumble-bee
bumbleth his tune; While the cricket
cricks crickingly down at the creek,
And the noodle calls noisily out, at is
nOOn!n
The dog fennel sighs "She is here!
she is here." And the smart-weed says
dream'ly, "Give us 4 rest" The hop
vine speaks tenderly, "Give us a beer
And the jimson-weed hollers, ooh, pull
down your est."-Burlinyton Hawkeye.
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forced me to ~@rovel.n He really be-
lieved it, and his eloquence made him
moroSe for days; and he never rose in
the morning without making the day
dark for his wife with ill-temper, and he
never laid his head on the pillow at
night till he had made his wife wet hers
with tears. Life ceased to have any
charms for little Mrs. Farley. Abuse,
hardship and ~privation had destroyed
what elasticity there eve was in her
composition, and she dropped daily;
the children, one by one, had died
there seemed to be nothing for her to
look forward to; she had forgotten how
to smile. though her husband assured
her she remembered how to sulk; she
dreaded the light every morning when
she opened her eyes; she seldom closed
them without half a hope that she was
closing them for good and all. Every
morning Mrs. Farley felt Il little more
disinclincd to begin the day, every night
a little more inclined not to see the next
all the time Il little more nervous, Il
little more ready to break down, a little
weaker, Il little sadder. a ncighbor,
realizing her condition., sent her some
dclicacy; Mr.. Farley ate il up. "A
GOOD joke and Il good DISH said Mr..
Farley. Mr.. Farley never realized her
condition, urged on her no delicacy,
procured her no tonic, never dreamed
of Il doctor. He r%cproached her just Is
severely for any s~hort-coming, quarrel
ed with her as tiercely if she differed,
quarreled if she dropped the difference.
"Ah met" sighed the poor little fool:
elf | were only pretty, he would be
afraid that he might lose me-" Strange
as it seems, she loved him through it
all.
One evening, Mr.. Farley was smoking
with a bon c]an0rWde, in the adjacent
room, when 4 friend, who had been sit
TING with his wife, ran in breathlcS>ly to
send him for the doctor. Mrs. Farley
was bleeding at the lungs. "Tell her
to put some salt in her mouth" he said,
- III "'' "' ~ ..iL Nv,
-.
i ,
'N'i '''' ~ ~. :,
lloo''' 'i''' "n'iii !. i'"''" ~ HI -
to shake of that before ne was aware
the contagious enthusiasm had selZed
him, and he was studying ana discussing
as eagerly rs the other. Nh'h ne
reached the doctors d"or that worthy
had left only the IN before, amt II
was Il couple OF hours ere ne returned
An hour earlier" Sald the DOCTOR
"and should nave saved heF'
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THE press of Florida is demanding
some restraint on the reckless destruc-
ton of game by tourists, who spend
months in indiscriminate slaughter, for
no other purpose in the world than to
say, when they 90 back home, that they
had bagged so many hundred birds, or
shot so many deer.