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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10

GOOD WIN1ER WIrE.-A negro man
has just applied to Milton magistrate to
know how to get his wife back. Milton
is only separated from the Virginia line
by a small creek, ard it seems the wo-
mans brother had run her off from her
husband and taken her across the creek.
GLOW can ! gether, boss, an what's dc
law in Virginia q asked the negro.
"The cheapest way" said the magistrate,
sis to have no law about it just go across
the creel, and overpower her and bring
her home" "I'll sho do it, boss" said
the negro "a hard winter sott'n in, no
wood an no Lulin but dat gal weighs
200, and she gibs out heat like a stove, d'
only time wites a comfort" lie wad-
ed the creek with steer whip in one
hand and a long rope in the other
Eaieigh Sentinel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10

THE Detroit Free Press tells the fol-
lowing story on a good boy:" "IIe WAS
standing on the corner of Campau and
jefferson avenues when policeman
came along, and pointing 20 II box at his
het, this good bog said : Tho farmer
who lost that of his sleigh will feel awful
bad. s'spose you'll take it to the sta
ton p you are an honest boy replied
tie officer. Some boys would have lug
pcd the box off home. Yes, I'll take il
to the station 1t was stout box,
welghing over eighty pounds, and wher
the officer sci it down in the station house
all bis bones ached. Some said it wa,
butter and some cheese, and so it was
opened. The contents were cobble stones
The officer ran all the way back, and spen
an hour looking for the good boy, but with
out any luck. The G. b. knew his bust
ness"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
CIN'IAUR LININbNTS.
One kind for the Human Family.
The other for Horses and Animals.

One kind for the Human Family,
The other for Horses and Animals
These Linimcnts are simply the wonder Of
the world. Their effects are little less than
marvellous.
The White Liniment is for tho human fam
lily. 1t will drive Rheumatism, Sciatica and
NEURALGIA from the system cures Lumbapo
Chillblains, Lock- aw, Palsy, Itch, and most
Cutaneous Eruptions it extracts frost from
frozen hands and feet, and tho poison of bites
and stings of vcnomous reptiles; it subducs
swellings. and allcviates pain Of every kind,
Whom sprains or bruises occur, it is the most
potent remedy ever discovered to heal the in
jured parts. The Centlur Linimont is used
with great efficacy for Sore Throat, Toothache
Cakcd Breasts, Earache, and Weak Back
The following is but sample of numerous
testimonials
INDIANA HoME, IND, May 2s, 1878"
:" think it my duty TO inform you that
have suffered much with swollen feet ana
chords. A few bottles OF Centaur Linimenf
has done the work for mo- | have not been
free from these swellngs in eight years. Now
! am perfectly we'll. The Liniment ought to
be applied warm.
BENJAMIN BRowN."
The proof is in tho trial. 1t is reliable, it is
handy, it is cheap, and every family should
have the White Centaur Linimont.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment is adapted TO
the tough muscles, cords and flesh of horses
and animals. 1t has performed more wonder
ful cures, in three years, of SPAWN, Strains
Wind-galls, Scratches, Sweeny, and general
Lameness, than all other remedies in exist
ence. Read what the great Expressmen say
Of it:
"NEw York, January, 1871"
Every owner OF horses should give the
Ceutaur l4inimcnt trial. We consider it the
best article ever used in our stables
II. MARSH, Supt, Adams Tx. Stables, N. Y
i. PuLrz. Supt. Z. 5. Ex. Stables, N. Y.
ALAkrr >. ULIN, Supt. Vat EX. Stables n.
Y"
Tho best patrons of this Liniment are Far
riors and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
tinually using somo Iinimcnt. 1t heals Calls
Wounds and poIl-eyiI, removes Swcllings and
isworth millions of dollars annually to Farm
ers, Liyorr-mon, Stock growers, Sheep-raiscrs
and those having horses or cattle.
What a larrier cannot do for $40 the Con-
taur Linimont will do at uiding cost
These Liniments arc sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They arc warrant
ed by the proprietors, and n bottle will be
given to any Farrior or Physician who desires
to test them.
Laboratory Of j. B. Rose & Co.,
4j Day ST., NEW YORK.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10

An IDIOT IL EVERY GENEEATIoN.--
Speaking Of families, one is led to notice
peculinrities which are JeQucathcd from
father to son. Thu. it is said that the
Astors lave an idiot in every generation.
Old John jacobs eldest son, who bore
his own namo, spent the largest part of
his lie ia IA private asylum, built for him
by lis father. This was, no doubt, the
finest institution OF the kind in Amelica,
and consisted OF am entire square walled
in, containing Il residence for the keeper,
wish stables. TIE patient was never
lett unmatched. lie was driven out in
the coach in fine weather and was treated
with all possible attention. The cost OF
taking care Of him was about 81, 600 a
year, including interest on the property
About six years ago the patient died, be-
"ing about seventy FIVE. The present idi-
ot Is Henry, son Of the late William b.
Astor. A soon as his'case was found tc
b. hopeless he was placed in the farm
Lear khinebeck. The manager of Iii.
establishment had care of him, and all
went well until Henry got acquainted
wi,h Il country girl Of low family, aud
was soon decoy,I into marriage. Tb,
expectations Of wealth led to this, tut il
vas disappointed, ior the father left Hen
ry pensioner on his brother Since ,her
Henry was accused Of striking child in
Il cruel manner, and damages to the
amount Of $20,G Coo were recovered. Like
all idiots, he is cruel, bat this verdict i
only explained by the family wealth. IT
has never been equaled in the records o
jatispruderce. The brothers will no
pay it, and all that can be done is to aries
The idiot and place him on the limi!s.-
Rochester CLr0HjcTe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10

BLUE GLAss.-The bluo-glass mania
has reached its climax in the sad case Of
- Chicago man. lie went into an opti-
clans and bouehta pair OF blue goggles
to wear on his eyes. He dropped into a
hat store aud ordered Il little round piece
Of blue glass pat in the top OF his has in
place OF the usual tin yenlintor He
then partool of a dinner Of buoGsh at a
restaurant with blue skylight, dipped
his fingers into blue glass sugar bowl
and refused 70 drink anything until the
waiter hunted him up Il mug with blue
glass bottom. The day was now spent,
and going home in blue light street ear
the blue glass man, meeting his children
at the door, refused to kiss any but those
having blue eyes, sat down in n blue
chair to read copy Of the blue laws OF
Connecticut and got into such fit Of the
blues that he took some blue ink, ard,
writing in his viii that at his death the
glass in his coffin should be blue glas.
and his monument should be made OF
blue granite, he grabbed revolver and
blow out bis brains.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10

When he invited her to marry him,
she gazed into his face and tenderly in
qured il he knew what costly thing he
had asked fora woman's life, woman's
wondrous love. -Four months after the
wedding be climbed through the scutteon
to the roof, and when a neighbor came
with ladder to take him down, he put
it to him, ms n fellow creature, whether
it wasn't a mans duty to run when a
woman rose MP after him with hot tea
kettle in her hand.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10

As a young lady was leaving the
Methodist Church Sunday evening, Il
sharp young chap from the city overlook
her, and wanted to escort her very much
to her aversion. When they got oppo-
site the Wooster House, he observed
"Your Main street is very wide here?"
"Yes, quite wide-wide enough for you
to turn around and go back" was the
astounding response.
lie was .omewhat confused, but there
was roIm enough toenab'e him to turn a
IoInd without d mage. Ddn6~'Y NcwS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10
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The Fails OF the Rhine, size 20x2S-ro-
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Bella, charming sceno in Northern 1t,
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gold line. Our stock embraces everything
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10

A YOUNG man in st. Louis who mis-
took bottle Of varnish for hair-oil, con-
cluded that dancing was a frivolous en-
tertainment, and kept away from mas
querade ball. Bat when inquisi,ive
friends asked why he stayed away, he
told an unvarnished tale.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10

4 PANS woman has put a new and
startling face on that particular breach of
the Decaloguo on which rests most of our
modern dramatic literature. "Alas ="
she cries in an agony Of bitter tears at the
reproaches Of her enlightened lord
ALAS that should ever live to be the
wife OF deceived husband -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10

A Frenohman at Peoria Flat, Tuolum-
ne county, committed suicide recently,
leaving letter in which he requested
that he be buried with his face toward
Jackson, Amador county, so that he
might " look at his enemios," naming
thee parties resident there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10

WOMEN are so handy in case Of fire.
One in Hartford, recently, threw a plate
Of raw liver out of the window to save it,
and then ran for her life, leaving all of
her clothes and valuables behind.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10

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IT is better to be button on the seal
skin sack of the girl you love, than it is
to be a $500 diamond pin dazzling on
an old bulfer's shirt-iront.- JThtehalI
Times.
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Is the contemplation OF the Oregon
business we are reminded more forcbly
than ever that reform is Necessary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10

THE Maine Legislature has reduced
the legal rate Of interest in that State to
five per centum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-03-10
THE EYES ! TIE Eyes l.
DIR. Il. II. PARDEE.
OcIlisst and AuI.isst.
"A ErER a PR0TRACFED BLIND.

"A F'FEEs a PR0TRAG'FED BLIND.
I "a ness Of more thGa iye years, Dr. Pardee
mas made hinaei. thoroughly and scicntiical-
IS acquainted with nil Discusses of the Eye
ana Is now praciciug with a success not sur
passed in the nited states.
All operations performed, such as Strabis-
mus on cfCsS-eyoi Cataract by linear eXtrac-
ton, depression or A bsnrptiun Ptorygium. or
ueshy membrane growing over the eye, Reduce
tion Of otuphyl0ma, or hulging out Of tLe eve
Artificial Pupil, Fistua, Luchiymalis, or clos
iHg QI me Tear passage, and all dolormitos of
the Lids, etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least
Phin, and possessing all tho movements and
briillduty Oi tho real eye. "A large assortment
constantly on hand and for sale at reasonable
prices. Tho Doctors Eye Bath for the treat
ment and cure of all nervous diseases is used
att over this coast
thankful to those phvsicians who hove sent
HIM cosos for operation, he hopes that his uni
Nefsal. success will warrant continuation of
their confidence. Ills celebrity ms an operator
Is eo-eXtensiye with his success, as patients
aro presenting themselves, for treatment and
operations, itou New ork and Boston, almost
monthly. MANY patients can bo seen mt the
Doctors oiuce daily, III different stages of re-
C0N"Ty,
Opt'tce -7a7 (Jay street, (0pposite the
Plaza, San Francisco.
TAsGE NOTICE" liar ts NOT 10
De 6'!'sped though ne speaks The TRUTH
ReportS are in circulation through the upper
country that have retired from business, that
hhio gone TO the Atlantic States, that am
in Europe, Ne, DC. 70 those Interested will
say thai the report has boon gotten in circula-
ton Tor the fmthelance of other parties, who
arc trying to obtain, illegitmately, an eye
practice. The rel Ort has been started by an
Iun@faht mountebank, and without the least
truth, as ] amat my Office daily, and attending
to about sixty daily patients.
Il. II. PARDEE, OeuIist,
757 Clay Street,
my25-ly. SAN FRANCISCO.
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a PECULIAR CASE.

A trial in which much interest was
manifested was concluded in the District
Court OF Napa, in the early part Of this
week. In Pope Valley, some months.
ago, man named Adams, without PROV
ocation, shot and killed another named
Carron. The two men were warm friends,
aad had never ouarrelled. They, with
several others, were seated in saloon,
ana were engaged in pleasant conversa-
ton, when Adams suddenly rose, drew
pistol, and shot Carron through the body,
innicting wound from which he died in
Few minutes. Adams appeared to be
slightly intoxicated at the time. lie made
no attempt 70 escape, and was arrested
at once. Able counsel were employed on
both sides, and the trial lasted several
days. 1t was shown that Adams bore
the reputation among all his acquaintan-
ces Of being a remarkably peacebly quiet
man, ordinarily, but that he was subject
to epiloptic fits, during which, TO all APP
pearances, he was irresponsible for any
OF his acts. These fits were generally Of
short duration. One Of the witnesses for
the defense was DR.. G. A. ShurtleH, Su-
perintendent Of the Insane Asylum at
Stockton for the past fifteen years. lie
testified as follows:
A person attacked by "petty NAL .
1 Zone form Of epilepsy is apt to do any
thing upon suggestion. Ii he secs pis-
1 tol, the sight is a suggestion to use it.
lie does It as unconciOu,ly rs II man
scratches his face il it is tlckled when he
( is asleep. y man, when under The uhu-
ence Of" petty mal," would not be re-
sponslble for lis acts. When not under
/ the influence OF the attack he is responsi-
bic. Dy Iesponsbllity | mean loss oi
voIition, and inability to judge Of the
quality Of acts. A paroXysm might
/ leave II patient comparatively insane ion
Il week. Think that defendant had an
attack OF petty NAL" Should think il
epilepsy and not intoxcatiOn that caused
the defendant to commit the act. VIA
he said at the time would appear to be
signs Of intoxicaton rather than OF epi-
lepsy. An cpiIeptic is apt to exaggeratl
any remark which might be made. Ap-
poarance is not ordinarily any reliable
test MS to whether person is an cpilcptic
The jury after being ont some time re-
turn a verdict Of not guilty." on the
ground Of irrcsponsibiliy, owing to an
epileplc seizure.
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Pither's Castoria isa complete substitute
for Castor Oil, and is as pleasant to take as
Honey. particularly adapted to Tcething
and Irritable children. 1t destroys worms,
asSimiiutos the food regulates tho Stomach
and cures Wind Collie Few remedies are as
olicacious for fcycrshness, Group, Worms
aad Nbooping Cough. Castoria is a scientific
and purely vegetable preparations, more ef-
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TAr runaway by Whites Bus Team was quite
-lnarkable. Left standing alone at the Rock
Lsiaaddepot waiting for the accommodation, on
las. Monday evening, they started (as they had
BEFORE 81 noOn) and moving at leisurely gait
safely passed the cansi, aud on down La Sale ST.,
tzEning round on Madison toward the barn
sAsre they would Doubtless have stopped, had
Eos the fact that there was no driver been dis.
covered just before the team reached The house
u consequence every man, woman and child
Who had mouth ia working tnn yelled TO the
szicn; q his ability Tightening the horses into
a szn down Coiazh1s - Main, thence east be.
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knowledge is Power.

This Is nation Of enlightened freemcn. Edu
cutOn Is the cornerstone and foundation OF our
government. The people are free to think and
act for themselves, and that they may act wisel
it Is necessary that they be well informed Every
individual gain increases public gain. Upon the
health of people IS based the prosperity Of a
nation, by it every value Is increased, every JOY
enhanced. Health is essential to the accom-
plishmeDt Of every purpose; while sickness
thwarts the best intentions and loftiest aims
Unto us are committed important health trusts
which we hold not merely in our own behalf but
Tor the benefit Of others. In order that We may
be able to discharge the obligation Of our trus-
teeship and thus prove worthy OF our generous
commission, 1t Is necessary that we study the
art Of preserving health and prolongng life. 1t
is Of paramount Importance to every person not
only to understand the means for the preserya.
ton of health, but also to know what remedies
should be employed for the alienation Of the
common ailments of life. Not that we would ad
wise every man under all circumstances to at
tempt to be his own physician, but we entrcat
him to acquire sufficient knowledge Of his system
ana the laws that govern 1t, that he may be pre-
pared TO take care Of himself properly, and there
by prevent sickness and prOlOng life. In no text
book will the people find the subjects OF physlo.
logy and hygiene, or the science OF life and the
art OF preserving health, more scientifically dis.
cussed or plainly taught than in "The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser, by X. V. Pierce,
VI. d., of Buffalo, y. \. IL Is Il volume Of over
nine hundred large pages, illustrated by over
two hundred and cighty-two engravings and
colored plates, is elegantly bound in cloth and
gilt, and is sent, postpaid TO any address by the
author ut the low price of one dollar and fifty
cents a copy. Nearly one hundred thousand
copies have already been sold, aud at the present
edition, which Is revised aud enlarged and more
especially adapted TO the wants Of the family, is
selling very rapidly. 1t treats of all the common
diseases and the wants of the family, is selling
very rapidly. 1t treats of all the common dis.
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physiology, hygiene, human temperaments, and
many other topics of great interest To all people
and is truly what its author styles it, Medicine
Simplfed."
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A few months ago Russian peasant and
his wife aud four children, while travelling 4
sleigh along the banks Of the Pruth, were
pursued by pack Of wolves. The peasant
urged on the horses, but soon saw that the
wolves were fast gaming upon him. AT the
moment when the sleigh was surrounded by
the ravening beasts, the man sliced one ofthe
children. threw it INTO the midst of them, and
while tn wolves were struggling over their
prey, he FASTENED on his horses and gained
ground. Four times the wolves came up with
the fugitves, and four times the horrible sac
rltce was completed. AT last the peasant and
his wife arrived at the nearest village, leav-
ing behind them the bones Of their four chill.
dren. In the bitterness Of her despair the
mother informed against her husband, but
the judges considering that if the peasant had
not resigned hlmselfto the horrible sacrifice
he would not only have lost his children, Blu
also his wife, acquitted the prisoner
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TILE COURTS-
The CSunty Court.

Estate Of Martin Kellogg, deceased. Elizabeth
q. Kellogg appointed administrators. Bond
s1OsCOo. Notice to creditors third Monday o
July.
Estate Of Ole jackson, deceased. Ordered fol
private sale OF chattel property
Guardianship of james c. Dawk!ns ct al, mi
uors. William c. Brown appointed guardian
Estate of Mary Howard, deceased. Estate de
clared settled upon administrator paying costs
Guardianship OF Helen Kellogg ct al, minors
Murray Blanchard appointed guardian. lnyen'
tory approved.
Estate OF John Nicholas Dohm, deceased ke'
poit of accounts approved and order OF dIaiiou'
ton to creditors made.
Guardianship of Ella A. Lockwood ct al he
port OF accounts approved
Estate of Phillip Haas. Letters OF adinini'tra'
tion issued to Louisa Haas. Bond, $4,000. No.
tice to creditors to July term.
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We learn that Il couple Of new store rooms are
In prospect on La Sale street nearly opposite
the Opera House. 1t has been known for some
time that Messrs. Phillips Bros. have been in.
tending to build, and now we learn the cause Of
their hestancy Owning but 20 feet they were
anxious to obtain ) more and then build in com.
pany with their next nclghbor. This neighoor
proves to be King & Hamilton, who will give
chem > feet from the 30 they had lately purchased
Of the Herford property and the building of two
25 feet buildings, it Is expected, will begin at
once. This will leave but 80 feet on that side OF
La Sale street in block 80, unoccupied.
7. S. We since learned that the lrion property
will also be built up, filing that side OF La Sale
street.
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Chicago Market.

April - h, 1877.
Flour-prices unchanged. Fancy white
winter extras, slO.50Gsll.00; spring extras $500
@gO0: fancy Minnesota patent. sl0OOdll5O
Wheat Higher. Winter, red, SIS No
spring, 1891 40; No. 2, sl.6OdslGl
Corn-So ,. 49d50c. Options, June, 81.
oats-Cssh sales, +l642c,
Rye-1SdS0c., for No. .
Barley-No. =, 6i@S0c.
Lard-s9ls@9.20
Tallow-Sc.
characterization, al 25Gsl.30.
Butter-Cood fancy dairy. lS822c, roll li@
lScls
Eggs-l0Gl0jic. per doz.
Dressed chickens, 9diOr.
Turkeys, l2dlie, dressed.
Catile-Activc and nigher.F ancN grade steers
s1.5-S5N; choice natives S5lOdH.25. COWS
aud heifers d 2Sdsi -
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Mr.. John Mears severely Injured while
shoeing horse Oh last Tuesday. The animal
reared up, and Mr. NJ. was thrown under his feet
and trampled upon, 1t is wonderful he was not
killed, for at each time of the half dozen times
the horse raised his hoofs he struck some part OF
Mr.. Ms body IN coming down. He is confined
TO his bed, but no bones are broken.