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BNGGAKS.

An OBSOLETE onDINANCE.
Among tho many practically dead-tttter ordl-
nances Of this city Ia ono In relation to begging.
which reads as folloWs:
oa. xfsssa Pst%!s:Sa isS IL ss5oz :'.l( =
The qualification would aeon to icgal!ze tho bus.
lacss but thcrc arc very few peoplu entitled by
sudden university 10 the privilege, who
avail themselves Of It. In three years
there have been but two applications
for permits, both Of which were granted.
Ono WA ,nado hy . soldier who desired to raiac
money to buy cork.les, and the other by friend
les woman with several children, who wished to
get sufficient funds to purchase food until she could
procure work. Necessity constrained thcse two
people to beg; they were, without doubt. sincere.
na sSnssa m waS 3eT "
ear., oWase4 aNs aie apo'iois sey fssw Il
iore trust to tho indulgence Of tho 'ollce There
,s ~ I. fluid II the sar Ss
Etcntcst humanitarian. mud ~ lung us nendicant
aqss . s bcn v03s yns hG lid Mp'orsss yreeae y yens as
ss!s sat Of 'Ss 50 os tae !. Te3 asks
better % 9 ss. s %.a
sums. Not infrequcnt'y, especially when they
played at 10 much week, II deGosmcd, To sx.
alH- bodied loafcr 'bsss" al tho nickeaa And cur.
rency sympathetic pasarrs.t'y lave given them.
AS COLD WEATHER Is APPROACHING,
tho begsarA who spend the summer In the cauntry
regularly Rnd prey upon farmers barn- ynrls and
orchards arc returning TO tbs city preparatory TO
the ,YIuier campaign. In month Or two
they viii be going from house to
house with GAsket, asking for
s.culd bits, J." but III truth looking
for what they Tau pick Up. These penplc, nnua,,y
very obsefyalt, and With enger ears, aeu and hear
great deal In their iousneyinYs and often furnish
in2uT,nntipn tp nnruiars and fhlcyca or dc.
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4 BAD SHOWING.

HAMILTON OUGHT TO ExrtAIH.
0ns Of the Co1vn{les has been following his In
stlnets, and acting wtckedly. Atleast such Ii tho
allegation Of NJ. Murphy, City tnspectos Of Steam.
Boilers, and man whoAa vcfacty haa mol hthttto
bcen questioned. Ills charge ia made against Nj.
T. Hamilton, his predecessor In odsce. and, II the
facts a. set forth In tho following document are
subttantated, there 10 certainly reason Tor legal
procedure ska!ust Hamilton: -..-..... n
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Sn:s Ss #; 5a!i GA,
& StaF e r1 S s, a: e.
@ Ss II
nssahs 1tssk sf:p ss @ so 1T
would ID ..t!.sed L tde stxea iit Said i:
sne
ss!f r. ~ssas, ~s:ss
ssy: s e.
sxs11 spd :ns;s5tes4 ys to 'sto's me iii
september I" D. jsnx, 5as x. WILSON, Notary Public.
terinc Upon The dnties Of his ualce he has been
hampereh continually BY the acts Of hs Prstleces.
truly admisable principle Of
GETTING ALL TUE MONEY THAT 11H COULD
get. resortlrg to all sorts Of devices to attain his
ysarr having been appointta By e. Mayor colylu
IN !S14 and confirmed W the Council on ths LIN
o. JSns II thst yss T. + now :,stsa oy g,s
regulur and invalid. All Of The candidates With
druw after his appointment, nlsd ho only eeenred
KID. B:sy's' hs having changed he vote sttsr ths
Adjournment OF the Counci]. taMlton'a character
II. never been over good. hat until recently ly
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THE CENTRAL CHURCH.

rb, Central church nrnycr.mcr,ina IN the
.,,.usn.. cs.,.sh Mat. a".aa. ~ ts..,' :" .nS
aetaoa!s. enasca nosk' ensnot @ ol Gaak an"
Warrington, was not very well attended last efcn-
Ing, owing to the rain. In consequence, Prof.
swing did not deliver thp customary 1tcturc. but.
,.ons.tsa thn.s nrescrt so cIvc thrir vtcws =. n
Fhst part, any. tho Central Church should tako
about the lst nroximo,
nlr. Gilman tlouehs Judging from the resul,s in
England and In this country, that tho Fcvvals &C
compllshed much goud. and ha would be willing to
do ali in hia mower IN mid tho rnnycmnrt
" PROT. swing remarked lhas SONS good could be
ehs confederation. howsysr void not attend thsns.
lat tiisFs VII room to show sympathy md assist
A.1t.vca rrviy,1a iii mus harm than roo5. i, uo
.cr,d nj nnnrove n ttan, ' .tnc, H. tnr~ fr1m
our.nn.l Ynrrjenrc that ,nre tnIHtfcs AMI hsters
~ relirnn linn t:hr,stians wrre mad. by thcni. It
var mrfof ftunate. hnt II waa trno. iIs won1i NOT
s.x thnt Mnny nni Sankey rnniI NM "a Al mt 1lsv
H.. bnt ho could nut 70 along On the same road
t.fth them nan nr ffiern VAR nnnt,nitinn m III
ma1t 'I To- rellrion was caused Iy I'M =" ~. M
fnrts uf h!n father and friends 10 mako A
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CRIMINAL,

MJ.f,s,1 nrspcN vnprant ws. raroht wfa.Jfcrs
SIS coat from, tbe Boston Clothing Store for which
w.. ,... t.,n,,i.d ~ ~ ~. Armorx ;, .,.,it ,Lo
.n..,h ~ 49, - .u.e0 .aa,. Va DIV '~"A'' 'D'
Fva usasr tried her hand at shop,titins In tho
.to,. ~ HIch.r, enfcn. M. 1st F1nntlin st,..t
~. ta ~ ~. s.t.a ~. 49, T.. -. ,'">..
Awkwardness caused her discovery, aud s4a was
luCFed away To the ArmoTy.
Justice Coblrn, Of tbs Town OF Lyons, yester.
d.v rave hail hrfora 1u.ttca Pootn II, t,r sum os
a. di n .nnear scnt III 10 answ,r Ia ths ri,ar.,s
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DEATHS. .

CuDMOlE-ln Chicago, Sept. 10, james Cud.
u0rs, aged 30 years,
l.en,ains will be taken from Ills residence, bS
Qsangse-at., TO the Church Of lhs Immaculate Con.
ccptl0n; thones 10 Milwaukee Depot, by cars to
Calvary.
kn- New Yorx. San Francisco, aud DesMoines,
Ia, papers please copy.
BAiSTOW-Thc funeral Of IrS Mary BsfstoW
o'elaek from ths sesldeaes VI her son, a. II. uA1-
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THE COST OF A LUXURY.

RockyoHu, ILL.,, sept. l3.-Tne notorious XIII
n.WooAruf CASE, In which tho defendant,
Woodruff, = Rockford Iumbcrman, knocked tho
plaintiff, Kilton, a Chicago lawyer, through II. II.
MURPHY nj IiclyItIcro yesterday, snd tu Jury rcn-
defeti verdict Of $500 luulugts for the lawyer.
, 1876-09-14
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
Thsre will bd aoctabls ii Plymouth Church par-
lors this evening
Perhaps that soash Side Doctor Of Divinity Who
II attending the Episcopal Convention will explain
why he took the 1Sn,ts reporters bat And lett Ills
own shabby chapeau in It's stead. ..
james Welsh, llttls hoy residing II No. 1s7
bedswiek street, WAS a'nost killed yesterday ~
stone thrown by vicious eompAnioh named Eo-
ward Booth A warrant II out for the young scape.
grace. ...
Owing u tho absencs Of Mr. P. J. 0'Conaell,
Who kea tcfk the city 10 attend the funeral Of
relative. &o.morrov's meeting Of the County board
OF Education has been postponed until further
notiee:
Tbs dog mortality, ~ reported BY the Health
Commissioner, amounted 10 1.250 in May, I, bO4
in June, 2 1876 ia July, md l. 783 In August-A dc.
crease ia the canine population Of e.o79 In four
months,
T,mofhy Wright has sold to Thomas Lipman for
500, 900, 4e7 by 1870 feet the southwest corner
Of Elizabeth and Randolph streets and 100 by $50
feet on the northeast corner OF Ada and Washing
ton streets.
Tho temperature yesterday. 40 observed by Man'
aste, optician. 88 Madtaon street (TRiBuNH Build
ing), was ~ follows: .Ata a. nl.. 90 degtess; 70
s.i1m.,st, On e. = p 1a & $751; z % @ ~, s n' IT,
William Cooper has been released from the County
jail upon payment os his fne Of 5000 and costs. Il
IL un1erstoop that tho other three month"; men Will
etly In until Oct IS and then schclulc ont -sweAr
that they are pour 10 pay the nnes This conr.a
IL hard for the cosciepce, but easy for the pocket
Tho effort TO raise ,oonef by private subseript!on
1or the eompcton q ths KIN aswe, =
$40, 600 has been pcdEod. II ls now proposed to
borrow the remainder, and all that is wanted y to
raise few hundred dollars to pay Tic interest on
the loan.
Elder LntkIns, the Rev. John Atkinson. ana two
other gentlemen assembled at uraco Chnrch, White
strcstsn North Lass!le ycsteraay sfc1Moon . . 10
fui state OF the weather intcrfered with the cxer.
cises, and tho ceremony was postponed untll Mon
day At p. m.
broker, who wandered away from tins city several
wteks ago. and vhose whesea bouta was for some
time has H. @ + crG ,s
b. brought to his home in Highland fsrk
Tho Auxiliary Health Committee mot at the clt1.
shste se w.. f attensses tuS ill., Dckin"on, tho
inspectoF. made a report which was referred to
ihs legal advi.era OF iha Committee, and was in.
structed 10 continue Ills e1amfnnfons and report
to ths next meeting, to he held Friday, Sumo
other business was transacted botore adjourn.
mcnt
he saemsnt IN sestsraa,ys T1anrxs ,slss.ve
d Co., to tho effect that the house Of Rnttnera
b.othcr-tn.1aw was searched to find goods oala to
Incorrect. Tbs brother. .i,l.law mentioned, III.
Bernard Simon, ia in business, and +. a respected
pcste II ie tisnsaeSn Was ' ssssy sao
rant Of every detail thereof. Tho atnl etphnti.
e.l!y eronerate him from any connection with tho
Three men named Montrose. Coaney, and VIII.
hoft. while engaged yesterday morning, at 70
o'clock IN tnckpolntlnC new brick building 9t
Srf 1hF In 4 r
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plAhQS 10 RENT.

Splendid upright and square pianos At rates 70
sult the t!mes. Secondhand square pianos fos
sais At unp1ecedcntedly low prices, Lyon 4 healy,
Stste and Monroe streets.
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hrnusht in excnrsIon parstts, whnse constituent,
mrandtrrt aronnt snparrntl1 snlnying thc s,sfts
weather on.tldc and rAt around patiently until
traln.ttne, hoping for = slack-up pf the rain.
, 1876-09-14

the Committee On Extension Of the Church.
Tho report OF the Standing Committee Of the d.
occsc was read by the Chairman. Or. Cnshnlnn. It |
contained the action of the Committee ir regard to
assignment Of teatmonfals, dispcn-
rations, reagnntions, e.c., during the year, and
was otherwise VI ITO interest. Concurred In.
The President requested the Secretary 10 read
letter from Or. Ctuhnun, stating that several
members Of Tho Convention desired to present him
with portrait Of the late B!shop Whtchonsc, and
had requested the writer to notify The Bishop
s.aop S s she hs s'ss!s sae es
Tue glit wish cordial gtatltu,la to tls donors.
The report Of tho Trustees Of St. Lnke's Hos
p!tal wus next presented. II stated th.t tho year
Just closoa had been very hard oila for them The
eredIt. Jul ti,ere wero s. ooo q maturing hi.
h did no s x1esy str e
basasAcd. By the kindness OF the Relief and Aid
socioty tho building fund had been ncreased 81 coo
within tho year, and nuw amounted TO 81, 900.
ras ss woriS' IL oiaiuasy tes GO
reccipta uurtng the year amounted to SO. a5s.55;
tls " S !; Ss5s s., ~ q ssypr w.
%es; iteatcd at dispenssry. oGs; teisi, o5i. Tie
births at the Hospital were IL and deaths ~.
CnuHCH HxTEas1ON. ..
Df. Harris, Of tho Committee OH The Extension Of
tho Church, to whom that portion Of the Hishop's
s Was setoIrsd, sade roport thereon. H. Il would b.
VOL FOR Tie numbers ot the Convention to reaitze
ad tsn " Ell pssns si
Inv q, st tho cburchs lis Tns Contention shoaid
forgotten, thnt tho Church Of ilnols ls mission
ary chn,eh; and Il VIVA ths,r imperative duty to
subordinate eyerythlqg to TINT pi!mal law Of she
Cd: First, .that. the Diocesan Missionary, Hoard
prepare hrlcf circular setting forth tho import.
an. % es yo1 ns R"a ';ea 70 to i
on III sn5}eei second: IN ,he number q e
1t posslbc for each OF tho rural Deans to discharge
his duttcs by making olllcal s!slsations to each
%sfsyot sSssy psseesso Of af tho IL
the Dishop be given At once IN order that ths uohrd
might have basin for their estimate for the com:
Ing year. In conclusion. the report rccommonded
Convention resolve itself Into a COMMITTEES Of tho
Whole to consider the subject.
~ TH s9son sna H. H. Sega g
TINT it was not the hard ta,es which checked mis-.
sonsy b.. hs Mans q t4 .nao t5s s
sca4el that sp!ss and be hoped that more Of them
would catch the disease, 70 tlattho beloved Church
might Go extended thsoaghost tue w!ols ss1te. -,
1.-THE law Of the Bible. Tho.o would DO no part!c.
ular hardship IN young clerk b'es4td with ST. 0o0
Rsy ly nsde N eaFaet appeal for
saeTsd sSmo ysry useful churches would 4nsal'h
was Of the opinion t'ht the report Of the Missionary
board WA hH hHa a. hot esboetea sneh
Tho responsibility Of missionary expansion rcstod
not w!t the Mlshop md preseyteF., , aloae but apoa
GhfjAt hc1H in mower FOR the tfg uEyCl-
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POLBrloA1. ANNouNCE,IEYT..
ELECTION JUD0E,

In accordance with resolution nut bv III. n,.,
OF Cook County Commissioners, tho Resrs1.".atm. "am
Of tho several Republican Ward ciuhs arc renna.s
and LIKE strooi:. before Saturday, tkc ntn,. ustf
two persons each from each election prss;nst
The CITY Of Chicago, who are competent md n y
act ~ Judges Of eluction. ny order Of ill., R,ah i.
tlve Committee Of tho Grand Council. 'Aeea'
8. tEvY, Assistant Aerr,t.
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EQUALIZATION.

ANUltldnt hnu U6Uuott0hB Oh F6ttUHA1 FEVp.
orty In th~ Anvcral Counties.
Special Dtpasch II 1hS 1ydouns.
arntxor1ELp, ILL.,, sept 13.-At the session TO-
day OF the Stats board OF Equalization, thq Com.
mlttee on Equalization df Personal Property sub-
utted the following repuFt ef additions and de.
ductioas Of reported assessments. Tho repnrt lies
over TOR three days. anI then eou,cs up for action
Of the Board, but II will doubtless be adopted:
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sTAFFOnD-LITTLE-0n the 18th inat., by
uishup Fallpws, It log 6angaulon-st., J. u. Staf.
ford of Chicago, 10 Miss Jennie b, Little. adopled
daughter Of The late Charles Little, Of Quebec.
No carde.
fN- Quebec papers please copy.
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congregation mnrt see far himself whether thcro
wat kDney Of poison In the fuwrs Tor him. Per.
laps tht. waA tar nearest any Of them could come
TO rule Of conduct.
, 1876-09-14

0ZoNIzED Ox.MARROW FOR THE HAIR.
BY Nerk A5yans, 0Aktls Of tbs tt21Ala" cologub.
, 1876-09-14
The CAFES nE PEAHl.

THE GATES Of PEARL,
through which tho human voice Issues, should
never become rusty. 10 keep tho teeth forever
free from blemish, 10 rcuder their decay lmpossi-
ble IL II only necessary to use Fragrant eoxodont
It u Autlaeptic and suprcme1y wholesome.
, 1876-09-14

The Tirat. t.Ward Republican Club me ets tbl, .,,.
Ing At northeast coTnor OF Lake and CLARK sttr,t,
for ward mAsa. Meeting. Eesars. J. c. Do;e. KI,t
f1awag, j. Lyle King, Arthur Dixon, c. A. Stos.,A
reaa the meeting. Everybody IL invited 10 ~. ~.
tAntl, " ~
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EIGHTEENTH WARD,
Company will mcot for drill at Turner llal, iii,
evening A. 1880 o'clock. All members are N.
gaehtel to be on hand promptly.
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= EIGHTH WARD.
The Republican Club Of the Eighth Ward n..,
thls evening At their headquarters. 251 Wes ill.,.
riaon street, cornur lfa1stcd, All members Of Il.
Club ara expected tn attend, as business oi In,
puttAuCe Is to 10 transacted. " ''
, 1876-09-14

6KIEEHIH WAHU,
Company @, Si1tccnth-Ward Hayes and Wht.ln
Men, Will hold a-tnecting this cven!nl II
Krawes' Hall, 627 North Halsfed street, come;
Fstlder. Hiram Barber, DR., Luther LaiIn Mill,
and Col. nobb Will address thu mertLng. 'N
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TWEI,PTH wApn

TWELFTH WARD.
A needing Of tho Twe]fth.WRrd nayes ,,a
Wheeler Republican Club will be held this eyenss
At s o'clock, At the corner Of Ogden avenue sn1
Nobcy street A full attendance ii roQurstcI. A'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-11

One OF THE OLD PATHFINpERs.- -
Joseph Reddeford Walker, the old
mountaineer, dice. on Friday evening of
last week "A: the residence Of bis nephew
james 7. Walker, with whom he has
had his home for ten years or more, in
Ygcacio Valley. "Uncle 10, as he was
more iamiliarly know, was born in 1898,
near the present site Of the city Of Knox
vile, Tennessee, when there were but
few scattered white settlements in that
then Indian wilderness. When still in
his minority he took up his abode on the
farther frontier of Missouri, afterward
engaging in the Santa Fe and then in the
fur and Indian trade pursuits in which
he continued during all the period Of his
active life. With keen perceptions and
habits of close observation, his intuitive
and acquired knowledge Of mountain to-
Biography and characteristics, Indian
tongu eS, nature and habits, and all else
that pertains to frontier life and expert
ence, few it any among the famous ex,
plorers who pioneered paths over the
traclless plains lying between the Miss
issippi and the Pacific, were better known
than be, for prudent, courageous, and en-
terprising and successful leadership, in
expeditions calling for such qualities.
The deceased pioneer first visited Cali
fornia, we believe, about 1852, coming
down this way from some of the tributa-
ries Of the Columbia, and on the way out,
found the pass in the Sierra which, to-
gether with the river, mountain and val
ley, are now called by his name. - Contro
costa G0zefie.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-11
.~~a -

CoNGREss.-In the excitement attend
ant upon the Presidential canvass, rhe
vote upon Congrcssmen appears to be
overlooked. In the present Congress
there are Is Republican members from
Southern States. Most OF these will
probably be succeeded by DCmocrats.-
There i. "a prospect OF n gain Of one or
two Republicans in Missouri, one Iowa,
several in Illinois, seven in Pennsylvania,
four in New York, one in New Jersey
aud four in MASSACHUSETTS, aud two in
California. From the present outlook it
would sc IN that the lower House will be
pretty evenly divided with tn probabil
tiles luvoring Il small Democratic ma
jority.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-11
ETOm HeV. SyIVangls Cobb, Of BOs-
ton. formerly Editor of the
Christian Freeman

Dear Sir-lt may be somo satisfaction to you
to be informed OF the result of the trial Of the
Peruyian syrup in my family. My daughtor
was brought low by a typhoid tcyer last
tinuod very weak, and the simplest FOOD dis dis
trcssed her. For months She remained in the
same dcbliated condition bat from tho lst
OF september last, when she commenced tax
ing the syrup, the digestive functions i'm
proved, and she steadily gained strength and
vivacity; and now, after taking two bottles,
she is restored to good state Of health ; in
decd she appears more really healthy than
she has for eral years past am of opin-
ion that the " ProtoSide Of Iron" contained
in the Peruvian syrup, was adapted to nor
case, and effected what no other known med
icine could have effected,
Yours ully' 5. Conn.
Sold By all druggists.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-11

McKENNA.-Iittlc Joe. Mex emma has
made most gallant fight against odds
which at first seemed insurmountable,
and has had the Democracy pretty well
scared. There are probably enough fool
Republicans in the district who have
voted for Lultrcll to give him the cleo
tion, while on the other hand there are
spme few Democrats who rose enough
above party to desire TO see the district
rreditably represented and voted accord
ingly. At the present writing it is not
positive who is elected, though we are
sorry to say the probabilities favor jay
Kay. We feel like taking McKcnna
and trying it again two years hence il
such be the case
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-11
- " = = ~ ~ - =
DOUBTFUL, 19.
THE RESULT.

1t is not pleasant task to announce a
Democratic triumph, but from the returns
Mt hand we can form no other conclusion
OF the general details We propose to say
little, for they are not so understood that
the strength of this Democratic victory
can be determined. Ofone thing we are
assured-the Democratic party is, under
the restraint ola Republican Senate, pow
crless for harm except at the South, and
poweress there also, if Mr. Tildcn has
the moral courage to do hls simple duty.
We would have been better pleased
with the result, had the votes of some Of
the Southern States been given for Hay
os and Wheeler. But the fact that the
"Soid South" so confidently claimed by
the Democrats has been carried, is Of it.
self conclusive evidence that the charges
ofintimdation with which the mir was
rife were but too well founded. Social
ostracsm has driven most of the white
Republicans into tacit support of De
mocracy. Intimidation and actual vio-
lenoe have had the same effect upon the
blacks. In this way a Solid South"
has Teen carried. 1t remains to be seen
what Use will be made Of the victory.
The future of the Democratic party
Test greatly in the hands Of Mr.. Tiden.
He has been chosen the ruler oflhis great
nation underthe watch word OF" Reform -
Reform has a meaning at the South as
wei a at the North-in the several States
rs in the General Government. We have
doubted the sincerity ofthese Democratic
professions, as We have right to do.
Now We must accept them az in good
faith until the party, 10y its acts shows
itself to be insincere. Mr.. Til len has
promised that the rights Of every citizen
however humble shall be respected
Let him keep this pledge aud he win
rally to the support Of his administration
the best elements Of the Republican par
Is and lis own. For the masses Of the
people believe in good government and
faithful administration OF the laws.
Such we believe, would have followed
under the administration Of Mr.. Hayes
had we not believed 50 we should not
have supported him. And if it follows,
we do not care by what name it is called.
We do not Ike the influences which
have elected Mr.. Tilden President. They
are bad in the extreme. But if he has
the courage to be the President Of the
people and not of his party; Of the whole
Union and not OF the section from which
he has drawn his strength, he can do
much toward re-establi,hing the Demo
cratic party in the confidence OF the Ma
ton. But if he is swayed by the counsel-
of such men as the renegade brutes thai
run the New York ,SuR, and allows
The South to be turned into living he'll
for the qualification of political hate, the
time will come, and that right speedily
when the now triumphant Democracy
will be hurled again from power, never
more to rise. 1t rests with Mr.. Ti!den
10 say which of these two futures the Dem.
ocra,io party shall have.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-11

THE Result BY STATES. We give
the following as our latest Information OF
the result. Of the Pacific States Califor-
nia and Nevada have gone for Hayes
Oregon in doubt hut chances Republicans
New England for Hayes, except Connec-
tcut. New York and New Jersey for
Tildcn, Pennsylvania and the West sol.
id for Hayes except Indiana, though
some doubt is expressed about Wisconsin
The sixteen Southern States are un
doubtedIy Democratic, though the re
pubicnns had some hopes Of South Caro-
lima Florida and Louisiana.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-11
~ Drowning Man VIII Catch at "a
straw

If he catch It, it viii do him no good. Thous-
ands Of people, who have neglected. colds and
coughs until they have become dangerous,
will rush to almost every nO-trum ior relioE
This is why so many experiments are tried by
the sufferers Go TO your druggist, buy IA bot
tie OF Nistar's ialsam Of Wild Cherry, and
use it with confidence. IT will benefit mt once
and ultimately care. 1t is no straw it is IL
cable we'll tria hold On to it and be saYod
Sold by all druggists.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-11

ONE Of the wildcats in Barnum's great
show got loose the other day, and tried
his claws on the face ofa gentle hippopot-
anus. Tho bcast, not insen,ible to the at
iack Of h- small enemy, opened his huge
mouth aud tool; him in. But the keeper
saw the movement just in time to catch
the cat by n bind leg and save him from
n worse fate than Jonah's.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-11

FIFTY thousand elephants are killed
every year to furnish the ivory worked
up in England alone The best ivory
comes from Ztnzbar, the silver gray
ftom regions south OF the equator, anG
the myo'ile ornamental material from
Siam.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1876-11-11
An Cn0nswernbIe Argument.

The strongest argument which can be
urged against the advi-ability of admin
i-terng such corrosive and nerve destroy
ing poi-ous rs arsenic and Quiune for in
termittcut and rcmttcnt leycrs, is the
vastly superior success in the prevention
and cure of such diseases OF a medicine
which is ths vary antipode Of the above
named drug, both in respect Of its com
position and the result. wrought by it. -
Such a medicine is Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters, "A purely vegetable preparation,
which not only eradicutea with wonder
lU promtitudt every trace OF .cver and
agur, and kindred types of malarious dis
ease, from the system, bat is certain
preventive of all mnhdes begotten Of
mlasma tainted air and water These re-
suit, mineral anti tcbrie remedies do
not effect with certainty, and their con-
tnucd use entails consequences highly
ptrnicpu- to the system. The Btters, on
the contrary, not only afford speedy re
lIrf, but establish health OH a permanent
basis.