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Discovered in.f. y-ilye eals ,ao =. ! rl. Lyon, OF
Yale, is the iicst ierssct preparation ia he world
for prsservinr AMI ean,if,iny. fao hnir.
besides bein., Sac bs..t i,sis dressing
.vcr praduoed, Lyons N.thairon will,
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store new hair "a bald i,-sds, - tho roots
and foilielc, ar no. destroyed.
It actually p%,rieru~ tis-e scanning n.ir-ele.' Of
which th- f~nllorving l.
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Corrected weekly by whipple a Hay, Whole
sale and Retail Grocers and
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Visiting cards of unique design; Wis.,
fting cards, the latest styles; and beau
tiful programmes or orders Of ~dnncing,
with silken tassels, at the LEADER Of
ice. Send In your orders.
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1 had been entirely aid for several years. con.
stitutionnl, / suppose. L used n few bottles o.
Kathairon, and. 10 my grr,t surprise, have n thiel
growth of young hair.
In every important respect the Knthairon is ALSO
Iutely incomparablc. 1t is unequaled
/. To Cure badness.
g. To Restore Grny Han.
;. To Remove DaIslruf.
To Dress and Deautify tho Hair,
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DR.. sAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY

DR.. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
produces radical cures of the worst cases Of catarrh,
no matter of how long standing. The liquid remedy
may be snufed, or better applied by the use OF DR.
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carried HIGH UP and PERFECTLY ArPLikp TO Ill
parts OF the affected nasal passages, and the cham
bers or cavities communicating herewith, In which
sores and ulcers frequently exist and from which
Is pleasant and easily understood, from d~lrectiyus
Accompanying each Instrument DIR. SAGE's Ca
tsrrh Remedy cures recent attacks OF .Cold In the
Head" by n few applications. 1t IS mild and pleas
ant To use, containing no strong or caustir drugs or
poIsonA Catagrh Remedy and Deaehe ssld by drug.
bensary and Invaiids' Hotel, Buffalo, NY.
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ID Addison Avery. Manufacturer. Button
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mail for Sl-5O. Other styles Mt proportional
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N. B.-Agents Wanted. n2O-3m
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REAR IN suND.-The Kaih.iron {. No
sticky paste of sulphur and sugar-ofleads to paint
and lsub tho hair and paralyze tho brain. 1t is
a ruic aad limpid vegetable lotion. intended to re
n.oro tho hair by natural growth and refrigeration.
Til s9isadidly p~erfumed. and tho most delightful
loilrt dressing known. No lady'a or gentlemans
@i's' outfit Is complete without Lyons Kathairon-
SOIL EVERYWHERE
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roe.r,.- Grain. PROVISION. Etc.
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fire arms and ammunition, that the
pathway Of civilization may be cleared.
Then the superiuous ponies should be
disposed Of, always r%eimbursing the
owners In n~ecessaries. Blankets. as
wearing apparel must be displaced by
proper garb, 10 that the Indians hands
are free for toiling. Guns, ponies, and
blankets to Indians, and so many re-
tarding influences to advancement.
Finally, agriculture and simple man.
ufacturing pursuits must be insisted
upon, and the progress in civilization
can easily be noted from the increasing
skill OF the Indians. Industry always
was and always win be the greatest civ
ilizer in the world, and the most en-.
lightened nations are always the most
industrious. Until Indians are at work,
they have not begun to civilize. There
fore, the first move of the government
is, or should be, plain.
In conclusion, and our last point is
not the least important, the govern
ment must have proper discipline. Not
that new laws and regulations are nee
essary, hut the government must de.
eide simply to enforce existing laws
the same as obtain in any well regulated
poor farm in the country. 1t would
seem to be the easiest and most simple
resolve imaginable to carry out already
conferred powers which are in force
elsewhere. Why, then. suspend those
laws when Indians are the aggressorsP
MUST our re~d-skinned paupers overrun
the laws that govern white men, simply
because OF their ferocious and treach-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

THE CELEBRATIoN.- Did we feel com.
pstent for the task-and three or four
days jollltication has not fitted us-the
limited space ut command would not be
nearly sufficient for full and fair ac>
count of the good time had by every one
who attended the Grand Celebration here
this week. As early as Friday last peo,
pie began to arrive from adjoining coun-
ties ; Saturday brought more, and Sun
day afternoon the Brass Band and Base
Ball Club accompanied by a goodly num-
Der of Shasta people put IN an appearance
and were greeted most cordially by
Weaver people. Music by the Band,
mutual congratulations and free inter-
change of pleasantries filled the afternoon
and evening. Monday morning the Red
Stocking Base Ball Club, of Shasta, wen:
to the ground and had practice game
which was witnessed by many people.
The practice showed them to be in much
better training than were the Eectrics of
this place and it WIS generally conceded
that Shasta would get away with the
Match Game and the $500. In the alter
noon at 2:25 the Match Game commenced
and resulted in the following score
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

a pleasant and agreeable party assem-
bied In this section and not single Incl
dent occurred to mar the general harmo-
ny and enj ayment. Shasta and Trinity
Joined hands and were sociable and mer-
ry. 1t was an occasion long to be re-
membered pleasantly.
Wednesday was principally occupied
by leave taking. The Shasta Band and
Base Ball Club started about S o'clock
amid cheers and best wishes from our
citizens. Hundreds we're IN attendance
throughout from all parts of Trinity and
kept leaving in squads all dsy, the last
getting out OF town during Thursday
From beginning to end, the celebration
was perfect success and reflects great
credit upon our town and people. All
were glad they came and promised to
come again, feeling satisfied that Weav-
er was the best place in the world to
have jolly good time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16
ELECTRICS.
Totals
INNINGS.

1913 4 3 G 7S9
Red Stockings.-4 8 3 4 l 2 0-19
Electrics. % 222 0 0 0 o. Z
This was bad heat for the Weaver
Boys, but one which was anticipated by
many and on the whole fully deserved
Our boys had never before been beaten
and were rather conceited. Remember
ing the Match Game of four years ago,
they thought they could easily defeat
Shasta and allowed the day of the game
to arrive without any practice whatever.
The playing of ten men was another new
feature as all the games heretofore played
here were with nine men according to
regulation. Still the Electlics played
te'erably well with the exception of one
place and this was fatal to their game.
Two men behind the bat failed to stop
the ball, and the Red Stockings made no
less than l3 runs from Third Base Home
on passed balls. The Shasta boys pryed
we'll, each man understood his position
and played it up to the handle. They
were in thorough practice, understood all
points, had n good Captain and played
together with confidence. The Electric,
were without discipline and very much
discouraged from the start. Shasta won
the game and the money easily.
Recognizing that the Weaver boys
played well with the single exception OF
catcher Shurtlef never having played
the position before-it was proposed to
play friendly game the following
morning, leaving out Blackwell, Back
Stop, and playing Mr.. VIM. j. Hunter,
as Catcher in the Electric, the other
players TO be the same as in the Match
Game. The game was played, seven in
nings, Tuesday morning and showed
very different result rs witness the fol
lowing score
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

DANGERoUs.-M. Catalan came near
Ring r very serious accident crossing
Lowdcn Bridge last Thursday with
team. One of the stringers broke
He'd about 6 inches and split back 8 or
feet. The noise of the breaking
shtened the team and they gave II
lgejust in time to pull the big wagon
the break otherwise it is not I'M
|bable that both wagons and team
n Id have gone down. Mr.. Catalan
h he has frequently complained of the
pie condition of the old portion of the
dge and unless it is put in better con-
pn somebody will surely meet with
prious accident.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16
HOME NEW y.

pay Up.-It is we'll known, or should
A that political campaigns cannot be
<nducted without some money. Indi-
|Eual candidates know this and in their
Aiv vidual capacity frequently find tout
s. their sorrow. Central Committees
8 expected to do much and they do it.
q it cannot be expected that they should
4 addition to the time and services given
5the party, also foot the bills. 1t is
'erefore customary that candidates who
rive all the benefit re assessed to meet
@inling bills and other legitimate and
&cessary expenses Of the campaign. The
10 Com N ittoes of this county have
lied assessments against the county
,m inees and they are hereby ur-
1nty requested to settle Immediately.
emocrs.s will please deposit the neces-
|ry funds with NJ. f. Griffin Esq; at the
Ink, while Republicans will find @. w.
|faig, at the JOURNAL Office only too
6ppy to receive their contributors
1ehets must be printed and other ex>
|enses met. Settle without delay.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

INSANE. John Wilson, of Hyampom
was brought to town last week by Grin
Treat and lodged in jail. An examina-
tion before Judge Jones resulted in II
finding of unacy and he was seat 20 the
Napa Insane Asylum in charge of Nj.
w. Murray, Deputy Sheriff, lFriday
morning,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

1NTERvIEwING.- b. Carlock, Re.
sblican, and /. S. Mathews. Democrat,
Dth Of Fort Jones, Siskiyou county and
6lh nominees for State Senator from
d District have been in Trinity this
eek showing themselves to voters. In
hition to the Republican nomination,
n. Carioclt has been indorsed by the
Nv Constitution Joint Convention
I'll are agreeable gentlemen, but we
i decidedly Of the opinion that Mr..
Srlock is by education and experience
Il better fitted for the position than is
\ Democratic opponent. He is no pol
cian and this should be one of his best
&pmmendations. Honorable business
% are preferable to politicians as leg
y ntors.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16
RED STOCKINGS.
INNINGS.

Elpctrics: 2 3 u o 1-23
Red Stnckings:-0 0 o A 90 8
The above score shows how much diff
ference one man can make in game and
the playing showed what confidence
would effect. In the last game the Elec>
tries lelt solid and played MS though they
expected and wanted to win. We will
not say that our boys could have beaten
the Snastas but with a reasonable amount
of practice they could have done much
better than they did.
Tuesday afternoon the Quarter Race
came of, only two horses being entered.
These were the Shasta Mare aid a
Brown Horse entered by Mart Van Ma
tire. The horse won the race by three
feet, but the general judgment was that
il could as well have been so feet or more.
In the evening purse OF S28 was made
up for n foot-race of 60 yards, hest three
in flve--S20 to the first and $S to the sec.
ond. Ed. Newman. George Bates and a
Professional named Wilson were entered.
Newman won the first and second h eats,
Bates being second each time. On the
third heat, w ilson stripped and appeared
in running costume and run right away
from the other boys who thereupon gave
up the race, acknowledging that he
could heat them just as far Ms he wanted
to. Wilson go: first and Newman Sec
ond money.
The Bali on the evening Of the 12lh
was most complete success. About so
couples we're in attendance and the fun
was kept up until broad day light Wei
nesday morning. Never before was slch
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

DISTRICT COURT, regular August Term
has been in session this week, adj jnurning
on Thursday-Following are the pro-
ceedngs:
II. NJ. Perham vs.. Chas. Kuper-Con>
tinue6 for the Term.
w. L. Dilks vs.. A G. Dyer ct al Con-
tinued Tor term.
Catherine Hoytvs. j. S. Hoyt-Con-
tinued for Term.
Evans 81 Bartlett VS.. jacobs & Jacobs
Injunction dissolved and case continued
Mary Coyle vs.. Edward Allison
Judgment for Plaintiff.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

CLOSING OUT..- Particular attention is
directed to the advertisement of Mr.. IL
Hooker which appears this week. A
splendid opportunity is here offered to
anyone desiring to engage in business in
this thriviI G town. Mr.. Hooker means
business and politely requests all indebt-
ed to him to settle without delay as he
intends closing out by the first of Octo>
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

On A VIsIT.-Mr. VIM. J. Hunter, Of
Arcata, Humboldt County, was here
during the past week visiting his broth
ers. 1t Is rumored that he has some
idea OF removing to this place ard taxing
up II residence. Should he do SO, he will
meet with hearty welcome.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

PASS BAND There is no good reason
II Weaverville should not have II
Band ofits own-one as good if not
a than the Shasta Band which was
THIS week. Efforts should at once
Eade IN this direction the talent is
and all that is needed is instruments
competent Instructor. Will not
itlzens assist a sufficient number OF
men in organizing and getting a
TART.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

SHASTA LADIEs---The following Ia
dies from our neighborng town of Shasta
favored Weavervile with their presence
during the celebration and returned very
favorably impressed with its appearance
and the treatment received from our peo
Pile: Misses Josie Ltsch, Julia Prehn,
Eta Grotelend, Sarah Groteiend. Amelia
Grotefend, Selma Zorn, and Mrs. Jereh
Culverhousp
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

ERsoNAL. Mrs. NJ. F. Griffin re-
|ed from the city last week. NJ .
3 left for San Francisco Saturday
Ding. Judge Rosborough, of Yreka,
Il CLAY w. Taylor, of Shasta, were
attending District Court this week
|es Annie and Lily Hooker leave
rday morning for the Convent at
cls. Many people from all over The
ly were here at the Celebration, and
a number from Siskiyou and Shas-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

DENTIsTRY.-Dr. Holden will be ab-
sent from Weaverville for short time
Those desiring superior Dental Work are
advised to await his return.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

DOUGLAS DANCE.-H. w. Leonard
this week advertises IL Ball ut the Doug
las City Hotel on Friday evening, Aug.
29th. Good time. of course.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

SloP IT.-High toned smells are all
right, but many OF our citizens objec; 10 a
slaughter house in town.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

ELL OvER.-The celebration has end
Hnd town again looks ratural. With
Y few exceptions outs ders have gone
Pc and our own citizens resumed their
n avocations. Everybody seems
satisfied with the whole affair and
Impression prevails that it is but little
'ble for Weaver To get up big time
never it wants to. Next year we will
pnd have our Fourth of July about
weeks earlier. Don't lose your AL
1acs again but start in on time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

HEN.-The latest programme we
noticed of Kesrney's appointments
him ct Shasta, August Goth,
verville 2lst, and Nspa 22d. It is
sable for him to till the last two ape
ments as the di, stance between the
cannot be traversed in the time
a. unless Dennis has a pa ir of seven
boots. Should he coma here at
Will probably be next Thursday.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

3PECIAL MENTION In the Match
Ene and Friendly Game of Base Ball,
Hhur Brincard of Ccntcrpille, Shasta
pnty, occupied the usually thankless
filion of Umpire. Arthur did so well
gave such general sat lslaction that
cannot refrain from saying so in this
Pile manner and rendering to him the
'eclal thanks of the Electric Base Ball
10 who were well satisfied with his
Pmpt and correct decisions and have no
~ to find. III. Blumb, of the Shnstas,
ienny l.. Lowden and Dan Colbert,
the E'ectrlcs, acted as scorers during
Match Game and filed the bill.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16

puLD anybody or anything feel
4ed with this issue of the Journal,
~ be blamed on celebration, and a
OF business. Ne omission has
nade intentionally.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16
a CARD.

EDITOR JOURNAL - Permit me
through your columns To return thanks
and bear testimony to the good behavior
of the memuers of the Shasta Base Ball
Club during their late visit here. While
was not prepared To give them us good
accommodations MS l could wish, each
and all seemed well sa;i,fed and contents
ed with what they got and during their
three days stay did not hear n single
complaint. They are perfect gentlemen
whom shall be happy to sea again atany
time. VIM. CONDON,
Proprietor Empire Hotel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16
|feekly Trinity gourna'.

Th. .syOUR.N:sL" has mo .sss"fs
4. P.hffsAsr prsfs rrfns- TO do business
-.,h .sdpsrffssrs direct. .sdUsrffsfns' s
-"u. fxrns.hsd os application.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-08-16
reaverville, August l6, 1879.
ROLL OF HONOR.

.sc,I,rrox RECEIPTS DURING rHR PAST wEEE
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Highland Items.

Rain has become nuisance, instead of a blessing.
Unless we have dry weather from on, there will
be great deal of wheat lost
DIR. Nuttng has returned from Tucson, Arizona.
lie reports everything burning up for the want Of
rain.
TT. McCreary will start, Tuesday, to Texas, for
quite a stay We understand that he is to buy cattle
for Sehuster, of st. Joe.
The financial standing Of the University is now
sound. j. 7. johnson has released mortgage Of
p 100, and now gives 81 500 in cash.
Victor Hills has gone to Colorado, to his father
lie will make that State his future home.
Business is dull, at present Everybody grumbling
for fear the good wheat crop will spoil.
Joe Bingham will start his steam thresher, next
Tuesday.
Miss Maggie Hubbard is visiting friends in Atch
son.
Highland has another blacksmith shop This makes
four, and all are well supported
j. p. johnson has had his dwelling house and bank
overhaued in general-painted inside and out.
Joe Beeler is up from st. Joseph, paying his many
friends visit.
Corn looks we'll Never saw it cleaner ut the time
of year.
Mrs j. s. Beeler, accompanied by her daughter
Julia started last week. to vsither William, who
is L. s. Signal Officer at Port Huron, Michigan. They
will visit many summer resorts upon the lakes and
will make quite stay.
Highland has tanning mill factory, which pays
we'll The proprietor, w. A. Tea, has sold los ma
chimes since he has been here, which is but short
time.
Head us of! new timer in town-Eli Evans,
Jr. weight about 10 pounds. Tally one for Eli.
Squire Seaver is getting better. lie has been sick
for time.
j. F. johnson is undoubtedly the life Of Doniphan
County. lie has used, since March LIST, sixty-on
kegs of fencing nails, and load Of barbed
wire.
UNDER THE APPLETREE.
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5.raa. Greek ana vicinity.

Sickness has begun to rage in this locality. Some
Of Mr.. BrittAin's family have been sick.
The mare spoken of last week, as being hurt
barbe wire fence 10 still in q critical condition with
no hopes of her recovery.
The storm of last Thursday did great damage to
property in this locality. The rain was very heavy
with loud thunder and keen flashes of lightning
jordan Greek was very full, and overlooking from
bank to bank, and spreading out into fields, washing
away grain shocks, and damaging corn to . great
extent 1t washed the bridge down where the road
crosses near the residence Of John Curtis, ST., and
did great damage to fences and other property in
this region. Il will cost both Township and individ
uals considerable money and labor to put things in
condition as they were before the storm.
There Was to have been picnic in the grove
the residence of James b. Kennedy. near Indcpen-
dence but the storm prevented it.
Fears are entertained that the wheat and other
small grain will fall short when threshed by reason
Of damage from the recent rain.
Mike Lansan has been down to Douiphan, to spend
the Fourth. He informs that there was heavier
rain in and about DOniphan than there Was here.
lie says the water ran into N. 7. Landons house
til it stood four inches deep on the floor.
John Harding was up in our part Of Jordan, few
days since, on u little biz.
We have Just been looking yer copy of the HEX
man Pioneer paper Published at Centrcvile, Hick-
man County, Tennessee, by James =. Martin. 1t is
paper about the same size and general makeup a.
that of the late Troy BsLetia. Mr.. Editor, do you
exchange with the Arkansas City TrareiierI Ifso,
let us know. (No.-ED.l
We made o trip to Bremen Station, last Tuesday,
and if you recollect it rained during the day. We
had occasion to meet Messrs L. Booth, W. j. Canter,
Gas. Ward, and job Mcdaniel. They were also tax
ing in the rain.
We would like to see the Township Trustee, in the
person of Jack Stewart, out in neighborhood,
looking after our bridges.
short time since noticed article in the Chief
concerning solliers' reunion to be held ut Troy,
this Fall. We have spoken to q number Of persons
who served soldiers during the past war, and they
are all in favor Of reunion Would il not be great
pleasure for all those whose lives spared to
sembe together and rejoice in the victory they have
nobly won and the cause (which was to sustain
the Constitution of Government and to preserve
the rights and liberties of citizens, and protect
the prosperity and honor of our commonwealth, and
the happiness of the people 1t surely would, and
doubt but the patriotic heart Of every brave soldier
would rejoice in such meeting. Have the reunion
cause out and march AFTER the drum and bugle,
and listen to the speeches and songs and CONVEX
sations and anything else that Is patriotic and have
good time.
Ben. Curtis went to Atchison, last Thursday, to
get new wagon, and when he returned, the bridge
had been washed away. He did not get his wagon
home that night but left it the other side Of Jordan
LIxBER TwIG.
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