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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21
SHE MEANT BUSINESS.

Aid. Sam Woods sat contentedly in
his easy chair, doing the pleasant hours
away. Business-well, the Magistrate
rolled up his ears at the thought ; not a
decent case for two weeks. He was sud-
denly awakened By a clatter as of an
army rushing up the officestairs, then
the door flew open, and a little stnfly
woman, having in tow big sixlooter Of
a countryman, waltzed in.
Il suppose you hitch persons up here?"
spoke up the little woman, while the fell
low gaped in open mouthed dismay at
the perfect sang Jroid Of his companion.
Yes, if by hitching up you mean get
ting married." replied the as:onished
Magistrate.
Come, John, step up like little man
until the Justice makes us one Aesh.''
said the little woman cody but John
grew red very red in the face, shufiled
his feet unensily; shifted his hands,
stared at the woman, then at the ceiling
and acted very unlike happy prospect
i've bridegroom.
The woman surveyed him carefully
her under lip became frmer and loot
Of sternness lit up her eyes as she ironi.
caIy said to the Magistrate: "Yor
must not think hard Of John, dear Eel
low; he always was timiG and out O
sorts when from the farm. Beside, | an
oder than he is, and have been married
three times but ] am a lone widow now
all three died, and, when l saw Johr
wanted wife, l spoke to him, and w
made up our minds to hitch-didn't We
dear ?"
"Wa'all, ya.Nss, I s'pose so, if th'
Justice be willing" slowly stammered tht
brideg room elect, coloring up fercely.
"Now, take hold of hands and face me
No, not that way" said the Justice, a;
the fellow confusedly turned his back t,
the woman.
II say, Jcedgc, what be the charge
for hitching up? Times be posiS.
hard
"Nevcr mind his prattle, Judge; III
u9 up and be quick about it, and III pa,
you" interrupted the woman, pulling
small United States Treasury from th
folds Of her dress.
"How much be there, Sally ?" enger
ly inquired John, his eyes Lighting Il
like the headlight Of locomotive.
Indeed, shan't tell it's all min
now" ard then, lnsinuatingy, "bu
when we are married-"
"All right, Jeedge; tie us up fast a
. the law will lctyou we're ready" brok
in John, eAcitedly.
In three minutes, city time, the twai
were made one. As they were gon
down the stairs the brcezes waited to til
ears OF the Magistrate these words
MEOW, Sally, how bout that ere mon
ey."-Erie Despatch.
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FEMALE STRATEGY FAILS While a

FEMALE STRATEGY FAILs.-W While "A
group Of criminals who had been sentenc-
ed at Springfield, H., to the State Prison
at Joliet were standing in the depot and
waiting for the train, recently, young
woman stepped forward and resting her
head on convict's shoulder said, Kiss
me, George" the officer smiled, for
the woman's face was besmeared with
paint. But George" took the kiss, and
more for between her lips was a small
key with which he could unlock the
steel bracelets around his wrists. As the
train bowled along the road, he shook of
his bonds and Shot out Of the window Ike
a rocket. The train was stopped, the Of
fcers gave chase and before long the fu-
gitiye was recap.urcd- SO the kiss was
thrown away.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

A NATURAL CURIOSITY. In the great
valley between the North and South
Mountains, in Pennsylvania, commonly
called the Eastern Ridge, a well was dug
some years since in Franklin, and anoth-
er in Cumberland County, thirty or forty
miles from the former, which led to a dis
coyery ai!ording subject for interesting
speculation. Alter proceeding in each in p
stance to the depth Of about thirty-six
feet, the bottom of these well gave way
(hut fortunately when the worl;men had
retired) and a torrent Of water rushed up.
lead was sunk with fifty fathoms of
line without finding the least obstruction.
They remain at this time untouched and
OF unknown depth. The presumption is
there is II slbterranoan lake in that quar-
ter, and how far it extends under the base
OF the vast primitive mountains, situated
between the Susqlehanna and Pit.sburg,
will never be ascertained, unless by some
terrible convulsion of nature they should
be prccipitated in the tremendous abyss.
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WHEN the first branch bank was open

WHEN the first branch bank was open
ed at Bloemfoatein in the Orange Free
State, South Africa, Boer, who, after
the manner Of bis kind. had boarded up
all his savings mt home with view to
ouying hnd, presented himself to the
manage, aud said: u hear you take care
81 peoples money. How much do you
want for taking care of mine p we
don't want anything was the answer
and moreover, if YOU leave it with US for
y hxed time. wen give you interest on
it, why y said the Boer, you offer 20
pay me for taking care of my money
You must be an Internal set of scoun-
drels = And he walked off. buttoning
his breecbcs pockets.
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a THICK HEADED Squire being worst.
cd by Sydney Smith in an argument,
took his revenge by exclaming, "If
had a son who was an idiot would make
him parson." VERY likely" replied
Sydney, "but l see your father was OF a
different opinion.".- ..- ...r-
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A SWEET little boy only eight years old
bless his little heart walked into the
scene Of teachers examination at Oswe-
go, and bawled out, Annie, your fellow
is down to the house =
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THIS notice hangs over n pile Of books
in front Of II New York shop: "The
Lord helps every man that helps himself
but the Lord help any man caught help
ing hims eli here
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CHARACTERISTIC leader from an Ar
kansas country weekly: "Our respected
chief being off on his annual drunk, no
editorials appear this week."
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g. In Z. 4 IL. "a. 4, z. = =

&>--$ Ia L & ca. y L - = - "a
} couni nittcs@osi'. .,a Castor Oil, with
oHt it, "r!leH,an. la't. ,r r,.coii in thu throat.
iha ..sait o. twenty ysa ,rrc;ice by Dr.
,amJ 'i.-uor %. .aa-~a.asselts
pi"l.'s C.e.oH5 Is particularly recon-
uendod 'or cpUtcNn. Il DESTROYS worms, as
sin,latcs thr yvd tad allows nat,ral sleep
tc,y s.icr.oos in tsoap and for children
Ieethins. FOR oIds, cyygi Unoss Di,ord-
erS OF The Iow,ls and Stomach Complaints,
nothing is so effective. 1t i as pleasant to
ta"e as honey, costs bat b cent :, and can be
had Of any Druggist
This is one Of many testimonials
" "CoRNwALI., LEBANON Co. Pa March II,
lS7l
" Dear Sir,-I have used your CAsroRA in
my practice iorSOmo timc. take great pleas
uro in recommending il to the profession as a
safe reliable, and agreeable odicine. 1t is
particularly adapted to children where the
repuguant taste of Castor Oil rcnders it so diff
iicalt to administer. Il. A. ENDEhS, NJ. D.n
Mothers who try Casora will find that they
can sleep nights and that their babies will be
healthy.
j. b. ROSE & Co. New York.
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TO CCMSUMPTIyES.

Tho advertiser, having been permanently
cured Of that dreadful disease, Consumption,
by simple romedy, is anxious to make known
to his follow sufferers the means Of cure. To
all who desi it, he willsvnd a copy of the
prescription used, free OF charged, with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find II suro cure for COnsump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, &C.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address,
Rev. L. A. WI son, l9i Penn St.,
5O-Gm. Williamsburgh, New York
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THE EYES ! THE Eyes
DIR. L. IL. PARDEE.
OcslIiSt and Alurist.
g TFER a PnornACrED BLIND.

q EFER a P89EHAe"TED BLIND.
I "a ness Of more than five years, Dir. Pardee
has made himself thoroughly and scientiical-
ly HcIoalntod with all Diseases OF the Eve,
ana + now l1AcIlcng with success not sur
passed in the United States
All operations performed such as Strahs-
mus, or crosS-eye, Cataract Oy linear oXtrae'
tlon, Depression or Absorption, Pterygium or
ueshy membrane growing over the eye, .tcdGc
non ct ataphylomn, or bulging out of the eye
Artificial Pupil, histula, I.achlymalis, or clos,
lls OF the tear passage, and all dolormities OF
the Lids etc.
Artificial Eyes insorteo without the least
pam. ana possessing all the movements and
constantly ON land ard for sale at reasonable
prices. he Doctors Eye Bath for the treat
m5ht and cure of ali nervous diseases is used
all over this coast.
IhanktG TO those physicians who have sent
MN eases Tor operation, he hopes that his uni
NeiSala success will warrant continuation OF
thelr confidence. Ills celebrity rs an operator
IS co-cXtonsivo with his success, as patients
are presenting thelaselYes, for treatment and
operations, from New York and Boston, almost
monthly Many patients can be seen at the
Doctors olhce daily, i'll different stages Of re-
cOyery.
CrFIcE-G2l Clay street, (Over the Clay
Street Savings Bank), San Francisco.
TAKE NOTICE" II Asar Is NOT TO
be bCifsCed though he speaks The TRUTH
Reports arc in circulation through the upper
country hat have retired from business, that
have gone to the Atlantic States, that am IN
in Europe. &o., &c 10 those interested ! will
say that the report has been gotten in circula-
lion for the fntherance of other parties, who
are trying to obtain, illegtimately, an eye
practice. The report has been started by an
ltln9rant mountobank, and without the least
truth as / am at my Office daily, and attending
10 about sixty daily patients.
g.. hi. EARDEE, OcuIist,
G2l Clay Street,
my25-ly. SAN FRANCISCO.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
OF THE
CENTAUR LINIMENTS,

have been sold the last year, and not ons
complaint has reached us that they have not
done all that is claimed for them. Indeed
scientific skill cannot go beyond the resnlt
reached in these wonderful preparations
Added to Carbolic. Arnica. Mentha, Seneca
Oil and Whitc-lIazel, are other ingredients
which makes family liniment that de6os
rivalry. Rheumatic and bed-ridden clip,les
have by it been enabled to throw away their
crutches, and many who for years have been
afflicted with Neuralgia, Sciatica, Caked
Breasts, Weak Backs, &C., have found perma-
nent relief
Mr., JOSIAH WEsTLAKE, of Marysvlle, o..
writes
"For years my Rheumatism has been s0
| bad that have been unable to stir from the
| house. | have tried every remedy | could
| hear of. Finally, | learned of the Centaur
/ Liniment, The first three bottles enabled
me to walk without my crutches. | am mend
ing rapidly. | think your Liniment simply
| a marvel"
This Liniment cures Burns and Scalds with
out scar extracts the poison from bites and
stings. Cures Chillblains and Frosted-feet,
and is very ellicacious for Ear-ache, Tooth
ache Itch and Cutaneous Eruptions.
The CemGaur E.inirnent, yellow
Wrapper. is intended for tho tough hbres,
cords and muscles of horses, mules and ami
| mails
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

BURKE SAID Never despair and, if
you do, work in despair"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-07-21

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SPECIAL ATTENTION paid to the manu-
facture of Hydraulic Pipe. Ein-ware,
Etc. Orders promptly attended to. tt.
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LEWTS' PREPARATION
Of Fine Cast Steel to the Sulphuretted Dust

Those having used and tested the vulue
Of this compound. are respectfully informed
that i can BIO had at the Drug Store of /. l..
LYON and many other druggists of this city
To the uninitiated and skeptiehl will say
that. in placing It before the public. have de-
Waited from the whole eonclave of inventors of
the surest and best anti.bilious medietn 90 I" etc
allude 70 their .invariable seeresy OF ingre-
dients. The usual and only other mode in pro-
duclne Sulphuretted Iron Is by the hydrogen
process, where 1t is made by hundreds of
pounds for the. commerce of the world and Is
not to be depended on. rs 1t contains too great n
proportion Of carbon tcbareoaD, which cannot
be avoided In the process Of their manufac-
turing IT,
This Snphuret Of Refined Steel Is the pure
suphuret of steel, having not particle Of for
egn matter in It's combination. 1t is made by
hand.
Those eminent professors of chemistry and
physicians OF France, together with the United
States Dispensatory, state that the great object
in administering iron Is to get tho greatest
quantity into tho gastric Juice Of the stomach. as
1t is intendad to renovate and purify the blood.
and Its known value Us q tonic.
my4tf W. r. T..
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IMPROVED AND VACANT PROPERTY IN
the First and Third Districts.
SUCCESSION or JOHN HAssEL WANDER.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
= No, 30 1876.

Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
RYo ID. arRARbb2HiYs' Y h nc No.
~ " Camp reet--.SATukDAY. July ~, 1s77.
change, in the Rotunda. Of the 81, Charles Hotel
IL this city, will be sold at public auction, by
and Ia pursuance Of nm order from tho Hon.
A. II Tissot, Judge OF the See md District Court
Tor The parish of Orleans dated the 18th June,
1877 and rendered In the above entitled success.
sion, the following described property, TO wit
!. !. ACEkrAlN LOT OF GROUND. situated In
The Frs! District of this city, and IN tho square
Howat a streets designated by the No 49, az per
act before q, DE Armas, notary public on MAY
~. 1sQe. The said lot measures 2Aleet front on
Grayier street by depth of 100 leet between
parallel lines, toeether with the improvements
thereon or thereunto belonging. comprising a
!, =. ANOTHER IOf or GROUND, situated in
the. same district and square as above described
ieet tnches lines front on Gravier street. 100
feet in depth on the side line nearest TO Liberty
Etfeet, thence in the rear on q line running to-
y, ward Howard street ~ feet inches lines:
thcnra on q limo running toward Gravier street
~ icet tneh thence on an obliuue lime running
toward Liberty street ~ feet and thence TO the
front i, IN q Sravier street 100 feet
n .. THREE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. sit
iiated in the Third District of this city and in
The square boundedby Urqdhart. Clouet. Louisa
and Morales stteetss said lots are designated Nv
The Mes. ~. p and % of square No. H. on plan
by i. A. Judice on the 10Th December 1867 The
said lots. adioin each other. measuring 20 feet i
inches front on Urquhart street by l24 feet
inches lines In depth Together with all the
nuiidings and improvements thereon or there
unto belonging.
j Terms Cash on the spot; the purchaser to
assume over their bids the taxes due and exipi-
tlae In 1877 and 1878.
Z Acts OF sale before Theo. Guyol. Esq. notary
public, at tho expense of the purchasers.
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HANDSOMELY LOCATED RESIDENCE,
with large grounds, fronting broad street
near EsplanadH street.
SUCCESSION OF HENRY TABAHY
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 40 $780,

nY @, VALETON, Auetioneer-Of Office 30 and
- % Magazine street-sATURDAY. June 80. ut
AZ O'Clock m, WILL be sold at the Merchants and
Auetioneefs, Exchange. On Royal street In com
plianee with an order from, the Hon. A. l..
1issot, Judge of the Feeond District Court for
the parish. Of Orleans. dated May 20. 1871
A petition 0F. GHoQND, situated in the
Third District Of this city, in The square bounded
by D Dad, Washington. Lep lge and Eleventh.
streets. said portion Of ground being Of lfregu-
lar form. is designated by NOS. and o.. Lot No.
having French measurel 10 feet inches front
on Washington street, 1876 feet inch s lines
front on Broad street; 1870 feet deep on The line
toward seyenth. street. which divides 1t from lot
No q, and "a feet inches lines on the rear
llnei and lot No. y measures GO feet front on
Washington street by 40 feet deep between par
Hllel lines: with oil the buildings hnd i'm
rroyeme1nts thereon. consisting of o ,eomforta-
Bile family cottage house and outbuildings
flower and vegetable garden, orchard, etc.
erms==GaHh; the taxes for the running year
to be assumed by purchaser ten per cont Of nd
Indication price to be paid to the auetionser ut
the moment Of sale.
Act Of sale before =--==. notary public.
mi yn0 if,u
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SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM osTEnMoLLEH
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
Nh

by pLAg1DE ]. SPEAR. Avetieneer :, :.
July IA, 1871 at 10 o'clock m, will be sold at
public auction at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneefs' Exchange. Oh ROYAL street. between
Canal and Uustumhouss streets by virtue md
In pursuance to Oh order from the Hos. a, L..
Tissut Judge Of the Second District Court Tor
the Parish. OF Orleans dated guneT. 1871 for
ACCOUNT Of said succession, the following de-
1. TWO CERTAIN LOTS or GROUND. to-
gether with. the improvements thereon, situated
In the Third District OF this city, designated by
The Nos. 3 and 0, lii the SQUARE bounded by
Jeanne, natthelmy, Where and urquhart streets.
ON plan drawn by Louis H. pile. City Sur
veyor, dated March 3, 1859, deposited IN the
office Of u. Bouny, notary public, which lots OF
ground adioin each other and measure each ~
feet front on Jeanne street by depth pf I1e feet
inches liiies between ephal aud parallel lines
.. TWO GEHrA1N LOTS OF GIt0UND, situated
in the Third District Of tbis ciy In the Faubourg
Montreui designated by the Nos. and 9, on q
plan drawn by u. Hurgi. civil engineer. dated
February 30, 1850 and deposited In the sherfrs
Office for reference; which said lots adiUin each
other and measure each, according To said plan
% feet 8 inches front on Blmifa street. by 100
feet inches tleep between parallel LIES.
Terms and Conditions 0ne hal cash on the
SPOT. the balance at credit OF one year for note
secured by mortgage and vendors lien and
privilege on the property sold bearing eight
per cent interest per anpum from day Of sale
til paid; tue clause Of Ave per cent for attor-
hey's fees In case af judicial proceedings to re-
cover payment of note or any portion thereof.
insurance, transfer Of policy. ana all other
usual clauses.
Acts of sale before A. y. Doriocourt. notary
public, nc the expense of purchasers.
ipp 10 80 80 jpT IA
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by @. e. Cairardey.
uHOIc1s SECOND AND THIRD DISTRICT
PROPERTIES AND A
FARM IN THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
@s A* & NEAR CAHRDIITON,
ION DE LOUIS D. nnETON.

slNxEssIoN OF LOUIS D. BRETON,
second eitiet coast tsr ths Parish Of Orleans
11rU ufRApb62Giyy.s u. A A.. once No.
phanea ff tll4 fotunda Of the &c. Charles Hotel,
IA fla elEy. VIII be sold at public auction by and
n pqEsuaisEs q M !. order from the Hon,
furs q parish OF Orleans, dated June I. 1877.
aaa sl9kdersd fl The above entitled succession.
1 bnRlrAlN Tor or GROUND, situated
In thu Hecpnl District Of this city. and In the
4 mnaie boqnaed BY ,hoyal Ursulines, bourbon
&haHurenlent, al feet b Inches front on loyal
AEeet, hy lu9 feet II inches III depth together
With the improvements thereon comprising he
three-Hipryl brick dwelling, designated by the
10, 2ei Koyal street q two-stofy brick Kitchen.
bath h Nsss, risteip etc s, apo,tnn ,,
the Third District Of tfis city, and In The SQUARE
bputidad by Esplpnade kerleree Prieuf and
JobAaoh streets, Said lot forms the corner Of
PEieuf Ind Kerleree streets measuring ~ feet
y inches front Oh Prieur street, by u depth and
8 front on kerlerec. street OF lie feet inch. I
Lines between Ear,allsl lines t.ogether with the
double tenetnent cettage dwelling. slate rooted,
A' !. TnE FARM on TRACT or LAND. sit.
uHted ~ the parish OF Jefferson n short die
lance above Carrollton, being. q part of the plan.
tation belonging 2 Pierre Y, Labarre. Said
arpents from the Misaissippi river on the La
barre road, and Ia composed of ali the land be-
tween and Including lot No. ~ and the bayou
de la MetHirie, Lots Nos, ~, 80. 81 ~ 80, "a and
3s and part Of lota Nos 80 ~ and 10, and meas
tires tQp .G74ip0 superficial arpenis. Together
with oil the buildings and improvements there
ron, rights. ways and serWtudoa thereunto be-
longing or III nntw wise appertaining.t
IL ALL Tue FURNITURE AND MOVABLE
live list of which viii be read Ut sale.
Terms Canh on the spot. and the acts of SALE
tuEnthur with the taxes, pay able In 1878 at the
expense of the purchasers, before Octave de
Affnaa, Esq, notary public
\ in14 10 10 m 30 iyT IA al
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A SPLENDID CHANCE

TO Secure u Neat and Comfortable Home-Tbe
i . One Story and Attic Frame Residence No,
! AL Bagatelie street-Succession of Dr n
Ribot-Second District Court for the Parish
4 n sof Orleans, No. 81. 46s 90 ''''
RYA ALBERT PAUL. Auetioneer-Ofliee No
- 4s Charities street On SATURDAY, July n.
,Is77, at N O'clock M. at he Merchants and Auc-
and Customhouse streets, by virtue Of an order
of the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge of the Second
District Court for the Parish of Orleans, dated
June 6, 1877. will be sold at public auction
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the square
bounded by Bagatele. Goodchildren, st. An
thony and Morales streets. measuring 81 feet Ii
inches 3 lines front on Bagatelle street. by a
depth between parallel lines of 127 feet 10 inches
lines. The improvements comprise that neat
and agreeable cottage residence known az No.
AL Bagatelie street. comprising five large and
we'll ventilated rooms. hall, closets. .pantries.
etc, !: two,story frame kitchen, having four
rooms, The whole slated roof. Together with
a stable and other outhouses. large cistern, etc
large carriage entrance. The whole in splendid
order and near CHURCHES e. schools and markets.
.eie 30 Iy7 A2l
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Route Mo. s-The ola Dominion Line.

The same Lines to Wilmington and Ports
mouth as Hoites and q. Thence on Mondays
Wednesdays and Saturdays at $50 II. IN. by the
magnificent sidewheel steamships Of the OLD
DOM tNIQN QDMFANy, which invariably arrive
at their New York wharveE at 8 p. m.
through run Of 70 hours, combining the
essential elements Of Gheapness. Speed aud
Comfort.
Passengers should leave New Orleans Hatur
" with this Line.
For Tickets, Checks, Time Cards, mn 1 all In
formation. apply at the offices of the NsW Or
leans and Mobile Railroad.
A. POPE General Passenger Agent.
j. II. WHITE, Southern Passenger Agent
Fl. W. FOWLER, New Orleans Agent, corner st.
Charles aud Common stteets, N.Y. II