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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

SAN JosE charges circuses a license of
800 for each exhibition. The advance
agent of Forepaugh's show has got ahead
Of that city by engaging grounds just
over the line and nicely located. The
Mercury WAS weeping for fear the circus
would not come until it learned how
neatly the city had been "circumwented." !"
1t now demands the repeal of that ordi-
nance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

THE American corvette John Adams
has been ordered to convey back to the
Islands the Samoan Commissioners, who
have recently succeeded in negotiating a
treaty with the United States. There is
report that the British, through the
Governor Of Fiji, have anticipated the
action of the United States, by taking
possession of the islands.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

a GENTLEMAN at Los Angeles has
succeeded In growing a remarkably large
ana hne pine apple in the open air, and
his success will inci.e other effort. - 49,
California. ''p''s III
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

LECTURE subjects sre evidently coming
to the surface. The question relative to
the internal regions has beon laid aside,
and Professor Cunning will lecture on the
"Lower Levels Of the Comstock."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

THE British Government storehouso.
are so crowded with war material updor
recent contracts that storeage has been
secured in warehouses at Victoria Dock.
and on other wharves.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

THE Board of Supervisors of San Fran.
cisco have asked the Legislature to pa,. a
Bill granting the right to add $50 police.
men to the force of that city. They sr,
needed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

THERE is a gas mine near Kelseyville,
in Lake county. 1t covers an acre and
half of ground, and the gas comes up to
the surface ofthe soil over the entire area,
and can be lit with match,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30
% l n tn S .

AT Cox's Bar, March 21st, to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Tinsley-a SON.
At Req Hill March 22d, to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Leibrandt-a DAUGHTER.
On Canon Creek, March 23d. to Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Burger-a DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

CHANoE.-Belle Lynch retres from
the control of the Ukiah Dispatch, and
is succeeded by MessrS Gambee & Hoff-
man.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

THE Sultan on Sunday, in the pressnc.
OF his Ministers, expressed his warmest
admiration and gratitude to Osman Pasbs
for his heroic defence of Plevns.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

THE British Government has nurcbos-
ed of Sir William Armstrong four ono
hundred ton guns, at cost of $50 900 each.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

HESTER, TULLY and MELTON. the
Molly Maguires, were hanged at Blooms
burg (Pa.D Monday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

Vol. XXVII.-The Shasta Courier
last week entered upon its 9th year and
claims to be happy and content Mnv
1t ever feel so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

A. T. STEWARDS Home for Women in
New York will be open for the reception
of bosrders April Sd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

THE feeling of anxiety in London is
very great, and warlike sentiments are
becoming general.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

john ALLISON, Register of the United
States Treasury died suddenly Saturday
morning of apoplexy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

THE Retraction Bill has been killed
In the Assembly by a vote of 35 to 80 and
the Chronicle breathes more easily.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30
D Z AT n s .

In Weavervile, March oath, RICHARD
son of Edward and Margaret Dockery,
aged II years, months and II days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

THERE were only 1922 Pianos on the
Delinquent Tax List of San Francisco
this year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

The steamship Celtic, which arrived at
New York Saturday from Liverpool,
brought $3.50, 900, in silver bars.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-27
A. O. F.

C,oUkr WASHINGTON. No. 4. .sss. ANCIENT
I Order Of Fcrsstsrs. hclds sn nssuaSs 81
S.~,ess nall svsry sscona aaA fo0rtk NCnday Ia
GncA month.
"A Nsnbsss 6 TIE OrsS % GOD sesEdiaS sss
cordially axvfe4a % se3and.
Dy ueanx sftAs oeags-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-02-27

an SUNDAY sI6HT. JAxUARg 20th. isss.
the following named pr1scrers confined in
the King County jail for vArfous cNerses. escaped
thsrsfron: PAT. SHAY. Peter Murray. Hong Al
Hsw James Ksily and Dan Lynch Now. there
fore. will e1sr tbs abovs reward for tbs sYprs.
heusson srd delivery cf aI, Of said rsisoesrs -
n q ssi5 Cc1nfy jail. of SO ics seeh one cf
sed pgssonszs % sprrsssadsd snd dslivessc
.vsWycKOTT.
Ssastla Jxs- - Is--. srsz.E Etsx ssE-sy.
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A BRAVE ACT.

In the summer of 1912, when Bismarck
was twenty-eight years of age, and 5was Il
cavalry officer, he was standing one after
noon with some of his companions Oh !
bridge, when his groom led his horse, into
the water to drink. 0 Suddenly the horse
lost footing, fell, and the groom disspr
peared. Bismarck Immediately threw
away his sword, tore of his uniform, and
sprang into the river to save bis servant
He caught hin, shut the frightened nanl rltrlll
clung to him with such grip that he had.
to 90 to the bottom before lie could get
loose. Eventually he saved the groom.
For this gallant deed Bismarck received the,
well known Prussian Rettungsmedaills that
one still sees between SO many stars and
orders on his breast. He is very proud Of
this mark of honor, and once, when a
distinguished man asked, with some sar-
casm, tho meaning Of the simple decora-
ton, which, at the time, was the only
one he had, he answered quickly, II am
in the habit of saving peoples lives some
times!" " ,gasA9 r1 tsIM -LaJ.sa i
"AN .lyTpgaa IN Tt90 q ip 1
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MEDICAL.
From the Earliest Ages

SCROFULA has been the bane, ana az 1,
were, the curse Of mankind, Moses, III the
18TH chapter Of Leviticqs, lays down yery
explicit rules on this disease. So terrible
and loathsome had 1t been considered Then
that person known to be infected with il
would not be allowed Il mix with society
The Jews regarded 1t as divine infiiction
and believed there was no cure for it, II
was then the sins ofa youth or diviation
nom tAe paths OF virtue were punished as
long as life lasted. Happily In our day
the sience OF medicine has been developed
the great storehouse of Nature furnishes
remedy. the disease Is stripped of its ter
ror by the use MS ROOT
AND HERB JUICES, and the victlm OF
Screfula, Ulcers, Sores, PimpIes, Blotches,
litter, ETC., can be restored to sound health
In few weeks. That there are thousands
now whose conditions are as bad as those
OF the dark ages we are well aware. Many
now fall to find cure as well as they did
them. To all such the Samaritan's Root
and Herb Juices will prove happy boon.
all impurities from tie blood,
and making the complexion bright and
healthy: A few bottles viii remove PIN
pies or blotches, thereby doing away with
cosmetics and powders, ROOT ANDHERB
JUICES $l.26 per bottle: Sent by express
10 any address:
DESMOND d. Co. j
~ 9l5 RaceHfraAt PhiladAlphia P.
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10 ftEeg' a7s4 sN1 v00-5 .ad1 ba3a.a q.
PEABODY HOTEL

The large and elegant Hotel has been re-
Gentiy htted in the most exquisite style by
the Ltllel celebrated Professor Paine! Tha
Professor exercises personal supervision
over every article Of food which comes
into thetsteward,s department before it IL
given quito the cooks. lMilk ana other ar
tlcies q diet are regularly inspected: hence
notW1thstan dingthelarge Number OF guests
not 70 single G .se of disease has occurred, p
and|the invalid RECEIVERS with re1narkable
facillty % ThefPTDfess has tRis iconverted
hrht-elass lfIQteE into q sanctauafyi Of
health Anstead. sQt!as pest t-honser of lfliseass,
as ~ frequently the caseswitlp Hptels. ,tHel I
nasithe most experienced TManageis, at
teptiye Walters and FcieDtfffc ,GSks, who,
catef,to the comfort, health and hap piiiessr
OF the guests, ,eirstead of the passions aiid =
DaoIbiu sppetites! The charges are id keep-
ing wtthlt aermes, being 81 per day fSf 4
room 9an dndhreei meals 4 Rooms without
boafd from ;ol tents TO $l.a Weekly. board.
fr"uh S5to$l2 Board without rooms, $3.50
per week. se' n meal tickets for 81, "hsi'S'
In. ,teimsaJ .ILGaL.
Onen day o nd night-the cars running
past the door { Dnvev oassan9ers tn fr,,"
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'NrYsl, know Il Isn't polite, MS. WAip.
|powilIS but every body lets me say vhatI

Jpowiil;t every body Its ms sayy y vhst !
Io.on, I nprmured I, half ohoked. II
can bear anything after this"
'TNas only,goingI Ito)ssy,I If Iwere yo6
and were tongds=tisd, ~ cJntinued the little
Miss, Misss,r tossing herI head I'D have given her
the letter at school," ba ay!,aa'29 hha es1h
RI, - .ibC
81 (Ah, indeed rgna eGl 20 ha5rpiia el II
al'tYYooud.k al'''You Knew she'd gone to Uncle Cyrus.
Why W didn't dill, you wait " ~, fos her TO- come
backw 5ssloya "a ssoitpp;oin on 9rc eradT
asN No answer sai 10 sGjoz snidsia4pi vSjISJ
1T was very dangerous 70 drop II in the
postofiee, Mr. Whippowiilsw Fatheropsns
Mary 4Agnapn1s AIMS letters; yes, he a9ss N was Il
real cute of Pickle to tear it up; he,soa
blessed dog" u" '"''''3"'' '"' 7'-"'--''0"
I believe groaned.
Wasn't it nice, Mr.. Wlippowill, that it
happened stwas mo ssppiullisd St seut Ut that,
dogs mouth 2urI never told assinglezliving
soul. Say I can't keep a secret ? What
think yoa NOV, ,ssir3" p q
Patty Putin, my thoughts are III u1nuttesr.-
able" r.,
"rss, 4 pssspns 50: You're longing
for me to tell you what Mary Ann will say;
and l have my opinion to be sure, but you
can't tease it out Of zme,syapd r,you7 needn't,
try. Come Mr.. N'hppdwiil, Elets go
!. lnto the sittinsatsSSoR Cd fa !. iaa y } ot 1,
u I had discretion enough to1holdD my
peace. The die wasn't Cast Yet. I would
60 home and reflect. G , II 'f'/''''''''
1t is my impression that on this me-
morable evening my mind started up from
sound sleep. I began to see what an
IDIOT idio ! had been TO fancy, myself in love
with this child, who was as far from re.
ciprocating my feelings as she was from
understanding Compound Fractions. ,'''0'
JIImpst say IIwas conscioaslof q thrill Of
satisfaction from the assurance that she
believed my 4witless- letter had been ad-
dressed to her sister; otherwise how the
mink would have laughed at mel Now
she would tell Mary Ann the whole story,
or her version Of It, the moment she came
home Well, what if she did? Why; II
should stand committed, that was all. II
had little private conversation with my
self, and decided that didn't care. II my |
heart was broken was unconscious Of the |
fact. ~ IN
lay awake all night, counting up,
point by point, the perfections in Mary
AIMS character, and was aa0nishad thG III
mad not appreciated her obefpre: She vas
; he true oynosura. Patty only q Who
he-wisp. So much for my habit of be-
ng dazzled by pair Of bright eyes.
But would she accept Sam Whippowill,
he feather drained fellow? Imean, would
Nary Ann ? All, if she only would, A
would engage it should make man Of
lin! ... ...,l.... .,..' lt4a
I awaited her arrival with intense ankle
y. Bless her unsuspicious, tender littlsI
'eartp She did not say No! Perhaps she
ancied, mike, that there was more |
a me to admire than met the eye; how
7as it, Mary Ann? HBf |
She does not hear me across tho room,
r L. wouldn't venture the remark. SShe
ever knew these particulars Of my sealed
and cannot imagine whyI name
Il my dogs Pickle. ,, e-' I
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25

,ot dt was first discovered by Schoenbein In
losS In lS6O, Andrews and, Tait obtained
means Of pressure It isasserted by Iuew
and Odling that Ozone containsf three
atopas ofOxygen, while the latte 1has two
atohs, q and that by compressing 1t to one
0zohe has also been produced by passinga q
series OF electric sparks through Oxygen
GAS; by applying Permanganate of Pofas-
sa 70 Sulphuric Acid; by burning Ph0s-
phorus IN Ether; or by forcing air through
Of Pptassa and Phosphorus. ~ : -sN1 y
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25
rhe ESSnins Tinas.'


ss,ber we walked In the evening time.
/ (novs US the sky spread golden and clear. y
1 bs bent his head and lookedlin myleyes,
/. u he held me Of all most dear.
| |ohl 1T was sweet in the evening tlmei
/. DUR our }lpathway went through the fields q
wheat; ,
|srrOw that path, and rough the way. I s'l. /,
be was near, and the birds sang true.
Ind tho stars came out in the twilight gray.
|ohl II was sweet In the evening timel " X
k,y he spoke ofthe days long past. y q.
Lay Of blessed days to be;GW yestgaa vqlr
n to his arm, land closert prest-- "s;s etl,'
|hs corn.neld path was Eden to me. "a '0' p
lob! it was sweet In the evening timei sae'
|ysr the light grew, and grayer still,
Gs rocks fitted home through, the purple
shade, .8.s.r.@l.ra.4l D. l.a.w ygl
nghtlngales sang where the thorns stood
high, ra.4 IA NE 6g Az aSA Et
! walked with him the woodland glade.
Dh 1t was sweet In the evening tinei t19
the latest CLEANS Of daylight died; sa.r
y hand in his enfolded lay; ,.,ggg,
swept the dew from the wheat as we passed.
u narrower, narrower. wound the way.
bhI It was sweet in the evening timel
|ooked in the depths Of my eyes, and said.
|orrow and gladness will come for US, sweet;
together wen walk through the fields of
life .D
pse as we walked through the fields Of
wheat"
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25

oGs srg. , 'fi laasf5 vsI fiane 4
sdhoebefn named the substance which be
a1sGoyeredr Ozone. from the Creek word
rtOzein. tSG ."signifying TO smell. He supposed
9 electro- negative state. My observations do
notl warrant THESE conclusions. as SUBJ
stauces (snch as Chlorate of Potassa, etc.,
tI. that yield large quantities Of Oxygen give
put little Ozone, while others producing
producing little or no oxygen Yield large
Guantities fnass Of Ozone, The mosthighly ozon-
leaves, Blood, etc., etc.; Of the Mineral
salts. Alum, Sulphur, Chloride of soda, q
etc. may be mentioned as agents Yielding
Ozone In abundance. Ozone may Be man.
ufactured from all ozonized bodies by
chemical affinity, the evolution 81 organic
matter, and the rapid disintegratton Of ali
0zo41zed substances, either by means Of
heat electricity or other forms of force.
Ozohe Is the antiseptic principle Of every
snbs sance possessing the power to preserve
animal and vegetable structures from de-
cay. The preservative and PURIFYING uuai-
itiea Of salt, Carbolic Acid, Chloride Of
LINE, Alcohol. ETC., are due to the presence
~~ SfonSs s...r a.H!.f ~ h.HT4FF TO
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25
In a Dilemma.

MAS teaching school in Pillicoddy one
tsr. Think / have been endowed with
average allowance Of brains, but / had
all an unfortunate weakness for fall
n love. My Lord Cupid is certainly
ble Of wounding in two places-viz. I:
bead as well as the heart-and it is my
Jon that in those days there was a flaw,
b say crack, in my intellect, all due
Ie innumerable arrows which had hit
y random. p Nfl Nh
hry Ann and Martha Putin were my
kite pupils that winter. Mary AIMS
vas spun gold, and she had doves
Martha, dubbed Patty" was a
J, aged fifteen, and Think it was her
black eyes which, wrought the mis-
ess me, how / did stutter over that
slate, vibrating between poetry and
|nal Fractions, and only recovering
flf by running pin under my thumb
She, little innocent, looked up in
Psr at my insane explanations; but it
pred little to her, she having no head
9gures. .1.
psible, clear-headed Mary Ann never
FuSted my infatuation for her little
She was sorry Patty was so very
and rated the child for her needless
as one might ulbraid a frolicsome
p
pad little solid ground for hope. The
Comment l had heard of Patty making
me was to ask 'If Mr.. Whippowill
i bad as he looked" But ''love can
where reason would despair" and
one day, she drew on her slate a
plous figure of me tweaking my
as was my wont, I really felt fat
Pc finds I might look worse, or I
not lie caricatured; besides, she takes
/ Of my slight eccentricities, which is
pnging," l said. Il
eelded to call at Mr.. Puffin's. Il was
Petate undertaking for a bashful man,
dangerous one, considering my COM
P'e alteration of intellect. But
peda Free Mason pin into my glossy
|O0Som, ran my fingers through my
aalr, and remarked to myself,
P@' what do women care for mascu-
Peauty ? For those who regard it,"
Bacontemptuous look at the glass,
O'' be confessed my roughly-cut fea-
and pictorial freckles may not be
||a'lng. But" continued I, Sowing
P'Iy here's farewell to the girl who
p beauty to meritI"
|'a'ng my hand with an imperial
! set out for an evening visit at the
T. The bell went ting-a-ling, and
''l' plt-a-pat. Which sound was
4 i don't know, but one of them
|n' Mary Ann; and she was so self
P''a that I rallied my forces and
! In the sitting-room as bravely
yer entered a dentists Office in nv
sfe sat Papa and Mamma Putin, and
a''y between them on the rug, hold
'l'acious dog named Pickle. The
! was SO bewitcbing that my wits
'eSred at once. I forgot my own |
and was only reminded Of it by be.
''00uced with due solemnity to Mr..
s'py TO make your acquaintance"
:, Urea my father-in-law elect, with an
glance Of curiosity. "whippowin,,
9'Slil'" added he, refectively,S II |
: Anow now fellow Of that name went !
psaaNng pea tin, ] sold him my gray
~ ~. lie never paid me cent. Any
m Of yours ?" --..-'.---s
H.n muF tta.aF nv 4
mode Of speech was not calculated
Pl,s a's confidence in a young man al
|er T',ne from extreme humility;
~ l was stung by it, to answer
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25

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AZ q result he has discovered that '1is.
eafes Originated ih germs, Or In plai1 WofJ 8.
tolbe scept1caI sn this point they oanIsoon
Da convinced..' BY the use OF powerful
and hot d mere assertisn:' This being 90
what,cenlddbe more natural than the Doc.
yod yH must destroy Parasites causing sS ifs
III Paine, after year. of. study, haS been
anfe TO take Ozone. the great theaitin vihT
elamsHt1 Of thee aira andllreduce ifto I'd
n4uid form. 1t is an absolute cure for.
CaFarrh, be destroying the germs causing
III The same, In. regard toi THAT fearful d
sSc2ddrge' aSdg' Diphtheria, and this disease is 90,
caqslng uit tale a)loweds from shswantSof
proper treatment, to remain In the mem-
brane, whemirthey were DESTROYED, nature
would inoall cases. do oths rest. TheiFids- Z
Ozsne will positiye elyaccoiiplish.
lt produces better results ID consumptiOn ,
than ilna1 an any other kaown remedy, and If
1Hqngs VIII produce cure, The same, of ,
Cahcer and other diseas es' Ozone as q dis-
o lnteetant has no equal for the body or siok q,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-25

I I, The world moves. % does science. We
nave long obeeha aceust6meds u fsad thSt Z,
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