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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

VINO ARE CUR ANTPoDEs 1T is n
popular error that prevailed fifty years
ago, and is more or less current still, that
our antipodes are lhe Chinese. Now, the
truth is, our antipodes, il we have any,
or more than three thousand miles from
any part Of China. 4 little reflection
viii show that II a straight line extend
from any point in the Northern Uemis-
phere and through the centre Of the earth
it mus. meet the opposite surface as far
south Of the equator AS tho starting point
WAS north Of that circle. Hence We should
find our antipodes at about 40 deg, south
latitude, and, Of course, at longitude
differing from ours by $50 deg.
said our antipodes, if we have any,
for il 81 happens that the whole region
antpodal to this we occupy lies in the
southern portion of tho Indian Ocean.
with scarcely an island to hold an anti
| pode. The country most nearly antipo
daI to this IS Western Australia, and to
nuke the location more definite, it may
be stated that Albany, town and sea-
port in the southwestern part OF West
Australia, is antipodal to a point in the
Atlantic Ocean, about five hundred miles
east Of Norfolk, Va, and that the island
ofSt. Paul, lying midway between Aus
tralia and the Cape Of Good Hope, is an
tipodal to point in Eastern Colorado,
not far from Pixies Peak, or Colorado
City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

CLOSE NoTING.-The votes Of the
Electoral College for President have on
~ once been so nearly evenly divided rs
this tins. In 1850 Thomas jefferson re-
ceived 73 electoral votes, Aaron Burr, 73;
John Adams, G5 c. c. Pinkney, g.,
and John jay, /. This threw the elec-
tion into the House Of Representatives,
where the result was long time in sus-
panse, and the country feverish with ex-
citement. At the thirty-sixth ballot,
however, Jefferson received the votes OF
ten States and Burr four, two being blank.
Jefferson was accordingly declared Pres =
ident and Burr Vice President. The sys-
'em at that time-which was altered to
the present one before the next Presiden-
tial electiOn-wa5 for the State to vote
FIR two candidates for the Presidency,
the one receiving the highest number OF
votes taking that office, while the Vice
Presidency fell to the other. Whether
the present contest gets into the House
or not it is pretty certain, like the other
10 be followed by a change in the electo-
raj system.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

JEEMs ROBERTsoN' LAST ILLNESS -
a Jone- boro negro, while waiting for
the train to 60 out, struck up with -"Yor-
al old aGquaintances. "llow is Jeems
Robertson p asked one after the usual
"time Of day" had been passed.
Didn't you heerd bout Jim ?" in
quired the Jonesboro darkey.
81 aint heered from Jim since he cut
loose fam de chain gang. lie aint down
"wid dc DlIiousness, am he p
"Oh, no ! Jim aint sick, an he aint
bin sick. lie just wanted for ter ride
Mars. Bob Proctor's mule de oddcr Sun
day, and Dc mule peered to have been
under Engagement. l dom bin fool wild
dat mule atore, and toIe Jim he better
not git tangled up wild her. But be
lowed he wus a hoss doctor, and den be
aXed me fer chew OF ter0ncker, and got
de Bride and cotch de mule, and got on
her-well, spec better go get my tick
ct ; dey say dis train goes cally hoot-
ing"
"Hole on, yon aint tole US bout Jim, ="
said one of his dusliy auditors.
II done tole you all know. jim got
on De mule, and she sorter hump he r,elf,
and deL dar was u ,cu1le, and, when dc
dust blow away, seed dc niger on de
ground, and &c mule eating at de troA',
wd one Of inns galluses wrapper round
her hind leg. Den afterwards de doctor
cum and sed Jim died sorter accidental
like. It's like l tell you; de niggey
wusent sick minnit. Well, got to be
Citing on. SO lcng, boys ?'--AHuntu
Constitution.
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MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCES

:" l reckon, johnson, I'll have to fine
you little. The Eastern question is
Dying out, the presidential qu-tion has
boiled down now we all know that the
infamous design Of =. Cooper has been
foilcd in the bud, and l must do some
thing 20 keep the people Of the United
States in "A stirred up condition. l be
.icye | viii fine you s. 80. Il you know
Of any mitigating circumstances, come
out with them"
Sam johnson pushed out ah under-lip
that looked like an inkstand, and said
sulkily that he wasn't no " banjo mig
gah ;" he didn't know nplin about mil
itary circus dances"
Cap Dobbin, do you know any mill
tary circus dances that will justify me in
committing this mans sentence to impri-
5onment on the gallows for life
"Yes," replied the City Marshal, II
know one military circus dance in the
case"
What's that ?'
Nothing only the city election come:
Off in January, and this man is u regis
tered voter. That's all, but it is only one
vote Hayes is suffering for,' and the City
Marshall closed one eye and looked stead
lily at the Recorder.
Mr.. johnson, you are a registered
voter, are you not ?"
g. is dat, and voted for you last time.
You cast your vote for me at the las
election, Cap johnson ?"
~ did, sab, once at the courthouse
and two times over in Ward 4, and l VIA
gwiue to vote once noah for you, but
slipped up on it dat last time; for yoJ
see dere was some mistake in de number
and when l handed in the ticketdey look
cd in de registration book, and one felle
asked me how my name came to be Her
man Won Schulze, und ii WAS German
l tolc him dat didnt make no difference
because they had passed me in as NJ
Hishman ut the courthouse, and in d
oder ward dey took me for Mexican
Various attempts were made by hi
Honor to interrupt :he speaker, but b
kept on until he got through, whom hi
Honor fined The City Marshal $40 for no
keeping order in court, and threatened t
make it "A personal matter with him
he ever showed his face there again.
san AHtIui0 Herdid.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

Ak Amazon on skates can cut pref
tier figure than IN 8. A group Of lasses
were skating nerrily on the river near
Omro, (Wis.) on Decem Der 10th, when Il
noisy, graceless scamp appeared upon
the ice and began to annoy them in many
ways. SO persistent were his persccu-
tions, that the girls were resolving to
take of their skates and 90 home, when
the ayenger glided from the opposite
bank. 1t was only girl-a cosy, rosy,
slender girl. She went up to the young
scapegrace, and selling him by The col
lar, dumped him upon the ice. She han
died him as she would feather duster.-
She took off her dainty glove and cuflad
his ears till he roared for help. She
dragged him along the ice and rolled him
into snow bank. She also said some
thing. She remarked that if ever he
troubled them again there would be q
Coroner's inquest on the river.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

TRYING HIS LIBERALITY While a
well known citizen was crossing the
Campus Martius yesterday morning he
was approached by an old man whose
shabby clothes showed that be was a
mendicant, and when the citizen had
halted the old man inquired
"Will you please give me ten cents ?"
"No, sir" was the prompt reply.
Wont you give starving man
enough to buy a LOAF Of bread ?"
mo, sir -
That's all right-that's enough, -
said the oid man. Il nm worth half q
million dollar, and want to vii it tc
some liberal hearted man. Your look
pleased ne and gave you "a test. Hac
you given me even a nickel | should have
put ii ioltupe into your hands tomorrow
Good day, sir I"
The stranger walked away leaving the
citizen dumblounded. He may not b,
worth a cent; he may be rich. The citi
zen thinks one way and then the other
and rather wishes he had been charita
bie.-Detrot Free Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

He WAS SATIsFIED.-A young mar
ried man, of extremely jealous disposition
recently visited one Of the most famous
clairvoyants in the city. Being far from
home, be wanted to know what his wife
was doing.
"She is looking out Of the window, evil
dently expecting some one.'
"lhat is strange" said Benedict ;
"who can she expect ?"
"Some one enters the door, and she
earesses him tondy," went on the clair
voyaut.
at can't be !" exclaimed the excited
husband; "my wife is true to me-"
"Now be lays bis head in her lap and
looks tenderly III her eyes"
ut is false, I'll make you pay dearly
for this !" yelled the jealous husband
Now he wags his tail" said the medi-
um.
The green eyed monster subsided, and
Mr.. Younghusbard choerlully paii over
his FIVE dollars,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

HlDING HIS TRACKs.- There were Wig
orous inquiries at the po t office yesterday
for the chiet clerk, and when the captains {
face appeared at the window the inquirer
asked: HAS a cross eyed woman been
here asking for letters addressed to me ~
The captain hadn't seen her. " Well,
she'll be here this afternoon. She's my
wife and she 5 a leetle weak in the head .
She's got the notion that / get love letters
from woman in Canada, and she'll be
here to ask for my mail" " Well ~
Well, l don't get any such letters, Of
course, but you mustn't give her my
mail. She might get one with draft in, e,
and not know its value. Just say TO her
that you never knew Of my receiving a
letter here, and that you have repeatedly
heard me say that / had the best wife in
town." But l don know you" New
er mind that. In dealing with insane
women it is best TO be soft and slick and
smooth. Just shake hands with her,
praise her small feet, and tell her she
ought to be proud Of such husband as |
am"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

The AVFABLE MANA mother and
baby were among the passengers at the
Central Depot yesterday. She had the
child carefully wrapped up, and this fact,
perhaps, attracted the attention OF big
fellow with three-~tory ovcrcoat ard a
rusty satchol in his hand. Sitting down
beside her be remarked:
Cold weather tor such little people,
isn't it?"
. She family nodded.
Does be seem to ,ee) it much 90 con
tinued the man.
She shook her head.
"I- ii healthy child ?" he asked,
seeming greatly interested.
"iIe was Up to II few moments ago.
she snapped out, "but I'm afraid he's
smelled SO much whisky that he'll have
the deiHtaDt teDieHS before night! !"
The man got right up and walked ont
Of the room, and was afterwards seen
buying cloves and cinnamon.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

THE sea is the largest of all cemeteries,
and its numbers sleep without monu-
ments. All other grayeyards, in other
lands, show some distinction between the
great and the small, the rich and tho
poor, but in the great ocean cemetery the
king and clown, the prince and peasant,
ARE alike undistnguishcd. The same
waves roll over all the same requiem by
ministries Of the ocean is sung to their
honor. over their remains the same
sun shines, and there, unmarked, the
weak and the powerful, the pumed and
the unhonored, will sleep on forever.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

The Senate acted wisely in deciding
not to let the U. 5. Supreme Court count
the Electoral vote. That august body
would have docked the matter, and by
the time it got to it for action all the
present candidates would be dead. .-Bur-
ta9t0n H0rkeye.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

SEVEN Cinnamon are partners in bus
mess in San Francisco. A creditor find
ing it hard work to collect deb t, learn
ed that the money was in the safe, the
safe bad seven different locks, each part
ner had one key, and they had to be
unanimous before the money could be
rot ut
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

a RELIGIOUS paper tells of clergy
man who bears grudge against New
Jersey because n Jerseyman for whom
he had performed the wedding ceremony
asked shall | pay now or when
come for tho certificate 2" The modest
minister said "Oh, when you come for
the certificate" aud the document has
never been called for.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

A DANBURY man refused TO vote for
Peter Cooper because he heard that the
great greeubacker had his teeth filed
with gold. 1t is little thing, to be sure,
but who can tell the number of votes
which were lost through this Inconsistency.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

4 LUNATlC, whose mental disorder is
not suspected by strangers, recently
Travelled through Kentucky and bargain
cd to buy hundreds of farms at ridicu-
lously high prices. The elation Of the
farmers was speedily followed by dis
appointment.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13
WEEP NOT FOR DEATH.

Weep not for death
IT'S but a fever still.
4 PAIN suppressed, a fear at rest,
a solemn hope fulfilled,
The moonshino on the slomberinr deep
Is scarcely calmer-whcreiOr weep?
Weep not for death
The ioant of tears Is sealed
Who knows how bright the inward light
10 those shut eyes revealed
Who knows what peerless love may Gil
The heart that seems so cold and still?
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RI q 1 II er@,

S"~t"Tin is thu result Of 70 years expqr.
ments, by Or. Samuel Pitcher, of Massachu
sctts. 1t is vegetable preparation as ef,cci
i've as Castor Oil, but perfectly pleasant to tn
taste. 1t can be taken by the Youngest infant
and neither gag, nor gripes. Dr. A. j. Groea
OF hoyston, Ind, says OF il:
SIo:- have tried the Castoria and car
speak highly o. It's merits It will think, d.
ayHy entirely with Castor Oii; it is pleasant
and haIinl 'ss, and is wonderfully ulhcacion,
q, an uHeuvnt and laxative. is tho very
t.tus.
t,,- tasto,io DESTROYS worms, regulate, ,a
stomach, cures Wind Collie, and perui-. o
n"tua healthy sleep. i. ycry eiaeacioa
iu Group, and for Iec.Ajn Children. uonu
is not pleasau'"t g, thr Ws'a, ami Castor d,
isratso certain in T.. effects II costs o..
81 ciut-, in large bottles.
J.E Rose ~ Co., ii poy ST. Now orE
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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rhe Quickest, Surest and Cheap
est Remedies.

Physicians recommend, and Farriors d..
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Lock jaw, Palsy, Weak Back, C,,kcd Brcas,.
Earache, Toothache, Itch and Cutaneop,
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Henry Blach, Of Ada. Hardin Co., Obi,
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by the use Of Centaur Linimont. We all fee
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Alfred Tush, o. Newark, writes 'Seni
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ment has saved my leg. l want to distribute
it, &c."
The sale of this Liniment is increasing rap
idly.
The q CtntaUr Imminent, Yellow Wrap
per, is for the tough skin, flesh and muscle
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

THE good are said to die young, but,
according to insurance statistics, New
England clergyman lives to be sixty
i've years Old.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-01-13

APAPER in Maine advises young mon
not to marry Il female who makes use of
ba ! grammer, as she is apt to pick up an
oil stocking to wipe the dishes on.
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First Premium over all
American and Foreign
Manufacturers.
Telegram received by Sherman & Hyde

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New York, Sept. 30.
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show intelligence and solidity
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same time answers promptly
to its requirements, together
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ship. A. WEBER.
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b1ork. ior Pamphlet of 100 pages containing
lists OF 100 newspapers, and estimates showing
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HORSES. MULES AND ANIMALS.

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HSDII<SLy{P1fuS " uCasu DyNa tuouSauu ioh
s. Directly under thesfeet of the hops;
Ssas was the little one--another instant must
seal its doom--when stalwart hussar, who
was in tho front line, without slackcning
his speed or loosenins his hold, threw him
self over by the side Of his horses neck,
seized and lifted the child, and placed it in
safety upon his saddle-bow and this he did
without changing his pace or breaking the
correct alignment of the squadron. Ten
thousand voices hailed with rapturous APP
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applaudcd when they knew. Two wom> n
there were who coutd only sob forth their
gratitude in broken accents-the mother
and the empress. And proud and happy
moment must it have been for the hussar
when his emperor, taking from his own
breast the richly -enamcled cross Of the or
der of Maria Theresa, hung it upon the
breast of his brave and gallant trooper.
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CULTIVATED WoMEN.-Sherdan said,
beautifully: women govern us; let us
render them perfect. The more they are
enlightened, so much the more shall we be-
On the cultivation of the mind of women
depends the wisdom of men. 1t is by wo.
men that nature writes on the hearts Of
men,"
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A womans hand. How beautifully mol
ded, hcw faultless in symmetry, how soft
and white aud yielding, and oh, how much
of gentle memory its .pressurc conveys =
Yet VIC don't like it in our hair.
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Notice.

MY wife, Mary Ann, having left my bed and
lHI Board without any just cause, hereby
notify all parties that will not pay any debts
contracted by her. l also forba xSy person
harboring the said Mary Ann Eubapns.
a JOHN EtBANKS.
Dec s 40 Ina
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Notice to Creditors.

Sarah A. Stringfellow, ct. al.
George B. Tucker, ct. nj.
DY an order of Hon. L. G. Northfop, Judge
ID of the 7th Circuit, all creditors of George
B. Tucker are required to establish their claims
before me on OF before the 10Th day of January,
1877. DAVID JOHNSON, Jr.,
Special Referee.
Union S. c., Nov. 22nd, 1876 Al Ct
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