davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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FOR RENT.

keA WITH BOARD, suites or single Rooms, fur BiH nished OF unfurnished all modern improve RllI meats. Also Table Board by the week or day
 ie13tf S8 ELM STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-23
FOR RENT.

he4aA HOUSE on Shetland avenue Fair Haven t&i;iH Heights rooms; furnis ed or unfurn shed hII beautiful location cheap rent to good tenant.
 CHAS H. FOWLER, Attorney,
 je23 6t= Giebe BuildinQ Chapel cor. Church.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-23
S4O.OOO,

$4O,OOOs NTONEY to loan at per cent on f1rst-class ina 1VH proved property in any amounts that may be wanted.
 FOR SALE. Afine Brick House located on High t,with range, furnace, bathroom, and all the improvements; large lot good brick barn, all in nne order will be gold on easy terms
 FOR RENT, A Shore Cottage, furnished, for $125. Also Houses Lafayette street, Sylvan avenue, Grown street, and others. Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Ofhce open evening" isI8 L.. F. COMSTOCK.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-23
WAR. Has Been Declared IN THIS CITY

~A - ~M@E~ ~@ & @
 Against the HOUSEHOLD SEWING MA CHINE by all agents operating and selling other kinds. By their false misrepresenta- tions they hope to retard the sales of the Household, but it only helps to increase its popularity. With the recommendations com ing from 300 Machines that have already been sold in this city, and without one single exception it is declared to be equaled by none other, it's rapid progress cannot be checked. No more positive proof of it's superiority can be had than to find this Machine, one or more. in most of the other offices, for the express purpose of condemning it. Their only way of obtaining them is through som C underground channel, as the manufacturers THE PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, rec- ognize none but their authorized agents, so that when outside parties offer this Machine rom any other office than from
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-23
VOL. XLdX.
dAams.

l WANTED. | A FiRST-CLASS Carriage Trimmer. ~ je23 2t B. AWHILE CO WANTED, A O1MpETENT OS hpts girl for general housework. Ap jc53l 3lt. W F l25 GREENE STREET. WANTED. l ADY CASHIER. Must furnish best of reference. te2s 2t----- 2t- ssl STATE STREET.
 SITUATIONS WANTED.
 mother to eoon wash wash and iron, and the daughter to do work, the je2s t. = - - 45 ELM STREET SITUATIONS WANTED. Rf TWO girls sisters) in one house, if possible. a1 One would do general housework and the other je23 It. 215 WEST STREET.
 WANTED.
 n "NG Waaas e tS 5 make Ike m themselves generally use je23 2t. 1ia STATE STREET.
 SITUATION WANTED. R respectable girl to do general housework, AS second work, or take care of children good ref 5e1s It. 1s DAVENPORT AVENUE.
 Chair Finisher Wanted. { NE WHO understands f.nishirg walnut work. Soo BoWDITCH PRUDDEN,
 
 WANTED, Sssf A FEW GOOD Boarde s. Pleasant rooms MT ana aeeommodations frst-cnss Apply at As.A le%3 2t- 9s MEADOW STREET.
 WANTED. A GIRL TO RUN sewing machine in 4 r.rri.,,a 1A lnanufactory. Apply at once to A. T. & c. B. DEMAREST !ezo U 65 to 75 Chapel Street.
 WANTED, Dressmakers and others wishing to learn to cut dres es and cloatn dolmans, &c &c., to call at 174 Chanel street, Room 16, second floor and see BeckItnqe1s New System, taught by Chss HecklingeI of 65s oroaaway, New York. This is tho most complete and ssiEple yee perfect system invented Every learned by in very short time H,,uTs iron, io a. m. 10 p. m and to p. je23 6ts
 SITUATION WANTED. E. young girl to do general horsework o- cook aO wash and iron in a small family. eoo6 T NSr onr ence Apply at 9 Je22 2t 226 ORANGE STREET.
 WANTED, A YOUNG MAN to assist ne in my busi,esz 1A must be industrious, energetic and full of bu s1ness Inquire at
 Je22 2t- 5I6 STATE STREET.
 WANTED, A BOY about 16 years of age je22 If Cor Grand a', a.I ItusgIst. I5 9I; ,
 WANTED, corset StitcherS, B0nerS and E,n-
 brOidererS. MO experienced hands will give good work fnr winch we shall pay better prices than have ever Our factory is being reftted this veek ,yith uev Wheeler Wilson No. s Machines .oo, JOSEPH BECKEL q co. ge-z oI "A Center htreet.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-23
FOR RENT.
nRnNrW

AEAA The lower part with three chambers) of Essia first class house, 5l6 Howard avenue. Has all &!sN the modern conveniences and Improvements. Rent S325 per year. Also several rooms 59 Church street. Call at 301 GEORGE STREET,
 ap22 Geo. Wno. Peck.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-23
WANTED

A GIRL TO RUN sewii 2 machine in 4 carri,,,a 1A manufactory. Apply at once to
 .o A. T. GE c. B. DEMAREST yezo U 65 to 75 Chapel Street,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-23
EOR SAT,E

FOR SALE. k&4 HOUSE AND LOT on artisan street will Ei''s be sold low is now rented for 10 per cent HII what 1t can be bought for.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, jeI4 237 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-23
FOR RENT,

{A GOOD rooms by the day or week 1t Kinu. @fia Hotel on the European plan.
 esl No. I74 CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-23

DISSOLUTION. NNHE FIRM of T. B. BAKER & co. is dissolved this \ day by mutual consent. All persons owing the above firm reques ed to make immediate settle ment of their accounts. New Haven, June 21, 1881.
 T. B. BAKER, JR.
 CRUWELI1 NICKERSON. Mr. Croweli Mckerson will continue he wholesale business at the old stand 166 Long Wharf je23 2t
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-23
WANTED, Corset Stitchers, Boners and Elm

"A BUY about 16 years of age
 je22 If Cor Grand a.,d F. IIr "SGtst, giI; @,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-23

\ s in charge of IT & TNH M the finest fleet Of
 THE Sail and Row Boats that float in New Haven D V A. Harbor which are for rent MA N by the hour, day, week, season, at the lowest rates Old and competent sailor men furnished BELLE parties when desired. Heaton's Wharf, n0HK and junction of Bridge and Water streets. je23
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VIZ C. yIRG. MIDLAND GREAT S. K. Il
w. JOHN 5. BARBOUR, Receiver.
On and after SUNDAY, Dec. Q, 1881 Passenger
trains Will run as follows:
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three-quarters of a century has been
MANFRED with nothing except clo-
yer grown upon it and plowed in,
upon which has been grown wheat,
corn, oats, barley and grass; for
fifty years plaster las been used up
on the clover, and the land shows
no diminution of fertility. His eX-
perience accords with that Of many
farmers of lesser note, going to
prove that a judicious use OF clover
will restore lost fertility to LAND
and enable it to produce good crop;
steadily for long period.
There are other ameliorating crops
as buck wheat and field peas, whicl
are plowed under as green manures
and in some instances at the star
they may be preferable to clOyer.ai
in cases of sandy land where it ma,
be difficult TO get catch OF clover
but the latter is the farmers grea
reliance in restoring and retaining
the fertility of his land.
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WEST BOUND.

NO: L Mail Richmond to Huntington, dali!
Williamson's to Huntington.
n 0 E-.ooe, RIMS daily from Richmond
NO. GApICso 10 Huntington.
NJ < 49, leaves richmond dali
NO. y hCCOIu' except Sunday, az 81
N. -. and arrives at C3ordonsvile at 7 zap, M.
NJ ~ A. Leaves Charlottesville dali.
NO. IL mlAcu except sunday, at 80
N. and and arrives at stauDton on z. n. -,
40. 25 Mixed. s rssgss sunday HsnS 90 A. Nj
and arrives Huntington 10 rs A. 81.
T., l.. x b. S. r. K. TR AIN5 run dairy;
o., BIS. P. P. STEAMER leaves Huntington
daily.
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fVUeArINE Me vegetable me Iicine. The grest.
~ est Blood Puyj1sT known.
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SCHEDULE II FERRY VALLEY BRANCH
- Ii. ~ .. IL AZ.
Taking Effect Nov. I5. 1850
NORTH.
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Chat about House Plants

Chat about House PLANTS
Now is the time, during the
month of August and the early part
of September, to root slips easily
Roses, heliatrOpes, petunias. VERDE
mas, geranlums, and many other
plants, If rooted now, will make
strong blooming plants for the house
next winter, Place the slips III a
box containing mixture of two
thirds good garden soil and one
third sand, set the box in the shade
keep the soil moist, and the slips
will quickly take root and com
mence to grow. When rooted trans
plant to small pots, and SHIFT to lar
ger ones the plant increase in size.
They do better in this way than
when put into large pots to begin
with. A small plant in large pot
looks lonesome, gets discouraged,
and will not flower so freely as
when in smaller pots.
10 get slips for roofing, do uot
pinch from the parent plant, but for
plants that riot easily. cut with a
sharp knife. making clean dag
nal cut. For plants that DO not
root so easily and surely, break
about half way off, leaving the slip
hanging until the part that is bro.
kxn forms a callous, which will }e
in about ten days; then cut from ii C
parent stem and pot in small pets.
Take only the young urrilencd
shoots, and II they do not break
readily, bend and cut little more
than halt way through on tie up
per side.
The best soil for pOtting, for
most plants, is composed f a ni2-
ture OF equal parts Of good rich gay
den soil and Ieaf-mold, with which
a little sand should be mixed. lou
can always have good supply Ct
leaf mold on hand if you will take
the trouble every fall to gather
good supply Of leaves. heap them
in a corner somewhere, and cove
with sods. 1t is better to collec'
the leaves on a damp day, as you
can crowd a good many into
small space. DecompOsed sods
make excellent soil for pot plants.
Have a load piled up somewhere
and turn them over occasionally
until well rotted. Mix one third
well-rotted barn yard manure and a
little sand! with this, and your
plants will thrive wonderfully well
in such soil. For plants that have
a stocky, woody growth, one halt
well decomposed chip dirt, mix d
with good garden soil, is not de-
spised,
Doubtless you have all been
troubled by the soil drying out too
quickly from small pots. L was
troubled that way until l hit upon
the plan of placing the small pot
in a size larger, and filling the
space with damp moss.
When you take up and re-pot the
plants that you have in the open
ground during the summer, cut
them back at least one-third; they
will grow and bloom all the better
for this pruning. Some people arc
so afraid of cutting off a branch
that their plants grow into great
struggling, awkward thingsjust ioI
lack of little judicious pruning
1t is just as easy to have symmet'
rical plants as to have such sciag
y-lookiDp things. +. +.
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SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARM Err
the Oldest and Ablest Agricultural
Joarnal in the South, Subscription,
$500 year, Richmond, Va.
We Will furnish this excellent aud
popular Agricultural Journal, with onr
paper one year for $3.50, or six months
OF $3.50. Everyilarmer should have it.
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CURE FOR Group. AS soon as
any symptoms Of Group aPpear,give
the child mixture made Of equa.
parts of wine of Ipeeac, vinegar
and strained honey. Give a tea
spoonful of this once in five min
utes until TIE child vomits. Put a
flannel OF the chest. The chest
should be creased end heated ior
several nights. Care must be ia
ken not to take cold.
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Fo will be prompt to furnish collins at short noliC.
ga work warranted for reasonable time :.
eiv 25-tf Edinburg, Va
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LEhTHER
1881.
Harp er'S w eekIY,
ILLU STR ATED-

This period.cal. by. its able and scholarly
discussions Of the questions of the day, as
we'll As by MS illa,trations-wlich are pre-
1arel bg the st artisls-has always exerted
most powerful and beneficial influence up
ON The public mind.
The wcisht Of its influence viii always be
iounl on the side Of morality, eulighten-
uent and refinement.
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C.B.s.kP. P. STEAMER leaves Cincinnati
daily.
NJ , NIL Runs daily except Saturday iron
NO = Mall HuntiI gton to Richmond, dali.
Huntington to wDliamson's.
No. 4 Express ton uH to p Richm Is% nD-'s
AZ q hooo, Leaves Gordonsyille dsid
NO. D ACCOM-. except sunday at :. % An
and arrives at Richmond . w A. NJ.
No. "a Mixed e assv Sunday sisSn st 7 as
and arrives at Richmond at 7.I5 =. 81.
| NJ DC A;vod Leaves Huntington dali
| NO. ~ MlAeu except Sunday at 80 1
AZ. and arrives Cannelton 1000 p. VI.
FOR Rates, Tickets. Baggage Checks, apply I
any of1ce of T.. X D. R'y. or Depot or IicAet Oi
| fee of any connecting line.
CONWAY K. HOWARD, G. P. 7.
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Mil! Southwark, connects at Gordonsyille, with
,,hes & ohio Il. K. East aud West At Lynch
ourg connects witt Atlantic, Miss. Ohio Il. K.
through southwest virginia, to nashville. New
Orleans, Memphis, Little KOcK and IeAas-and at
Jauyile with Richmond Dznyills X. Il u Sodth
an southwest.
Express southwark connects at Gordoasyil,c to
ali points on Cbes. 4 ohio aud at Danyile, for
all poiuis south hast and South.
MINED TRAINS for Maine Line leave Alexan-
,irs daily, except sunday, 3 90 IN and y 10 N.
I'D returning arrive at Alexandria W p III ana
SPIN.
RI. MANASSAS LINE leave Washington 10 q
III and Alexandria 81 m daily, except sunday,
arrive at Strasburg at ~ 20 IN. connecting with
he valley Road Last aud West. Leave Stsasodrs
% NJ, arr wing at Alexandria at IS p IN.
MIXED TRAIN For MANASSAS DIVISION
leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday aud satur'
day, at 9 w a n. ana returns Monday, "Wednesday
aud Friday. at IS pm.
For Middleburg, daily connection at Plains sta
ton.
FOR UpporI ille, regular connection at Delap.aue
For WAkkENION, leave Nsshington at ! IL :
m, daily.
An trains make good connections, at Washing
ton, to and from North and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington at II
a Ia running through " .hout change.
On Express train, leaving Washington at 10 4
IN, Marks Adj Unstable Reclining Cbair Car, VIII
extra charge ony 81, through 10 Dsnyille.
Pullman Sleepiun Cars between Washington
and savannah Ga. without change, on ~ ~ train
Through tickets very low to the South ane
Southwest,
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A good washing fluid which will

A good washing fluid which will
not injure the clothes may be made
by dissolving one pound of potash
in one gallon of water, add ounce
of ammonia, land once salts-of-tartar,
When you wash add one teacupiu.
OF this fluid, to a boiler of clothes.
Soap must be added, and the clothes
soaped on the most soiled places
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EASTWARD NOTES,
No. 637 meets $40 at Summit Point az 0.l5 A. NJ
Has passenger car attached. -,
No 63l meets 633 at New Market at s4l A. N
meats $40 at Middletown at 1i.c6 A. VI. meets Oh
"a stephens City at l2.47 p NJ. And meets $50 q
summit Point at 2.50 P. II. Has passenger car At
tscned.
No. Sc5 meets $40 and 6iO at Woodstock at 10
p. NJ. and meets $50 at Stephensons NJ 3i4P ID
Dinner at NJ Jackson n,
No SiT meets $40 at weyers Cave at Alb P. NJ
Has passenger ears attached.
No 6S3 has passenger car attached.
NO, e3s must avoid sS1.
SOUTH.
, 1881-10-27
P0RK-PAckING At CINCINNATI.
M1xtj.t fErnrfAk - TSha f-r nx, sf4-Jh..-.

s. ClSClNNArl, O.. Oct. .G.-Thus fur thers haA
becn hut very !iltse done In packing. The pack"
ess arc Ut tAe belief ttat hnRs ars too htah, and
Rro h0,hl,lx oir. Tho ypry serious Losses to
packers which, subsequent 10 l113, occurred for
stx yours III succession, weEo lue to tho fape
that the pru0 Of hogs maa ont of proportion ia
the YalIle 0f curc.l 1AeAts. Tho farmers Maus
noney. hut thu paukcrs suffered sorious lnsacs.
Thoy aro nuw, " II consequence, exceod-
inxly shy Ut hiXi,.pr ho9s. They pra-
,,. tvr to t. wa!t a''d Aa, sl4ushteF 4ee much
chlnCos ut present priccs. The IoliorInga Of
h"Ks nre liberal, aal their ayeraXo we!4ht =
Vt summer packing WIS t4rxer this !aat soasun
thun lilo pFpyu'A ytar. This stock, howevee,
.s VIZ SSy III @ yat IT, III ss9Gs1 + oe
,!ess inr II biz seasnn'a work, sht,ull tho prirea
vi hogs bs brought lowu 10 the vlew4 ot ths
nuHkGrk.
, 1881-10-27
A LIVING SKELETON.

Mr.. Robert AlcSe11y, IIag.
crssow,,, Md, writes: III was
reduced to living skeleton BY
1i~trrsstt,l ailments thu. COM
plctciy exhausted ,nc ofsl1l vi
tality: All the organs Of my
body; lungs, liver, kidneys,
lseart, sigllt, hearing, brstin,
nerves, ETC., were in disorder,
ar:I cacl, gave rnc trouble II, i
greater or less degree. ! doc
tores! for kidney complaint;
.loctorcd for dyspepsia; |
ttsok consumption c,lres; | did
everything III my vain efforts
to find relief Mr.. Wells, Il
clerk IN Morris drug store,
told Mlc to try 1}RuwS's IRuS
l,,rrEws. Two bott!cs l,ave
tlNle ,nc feel like Il nrw per-
so,.;.lltogetller, and believe |
am permanently cured ot' all
my distress. | wciyl. twenty
iuur pounds more now thu, 1
did u lnontl, ago."
, 1881-10-27
COMPLETELY BED.R1D.

DEN.
Mrs. Nancy l1arman, Of
Munsiield;t0., writes: have
l,een under il,r c.trY otf'a ply
sician during the past seven
yearsl Sometimes | wot,ld
lecl better md then ugain |
would feel worst. 'l'l,e p.ssl
two wears nothing seemed to
hell, s,,r. About two months
ayo my doctor seemed to be
getting discouraged, and | lay
completely bed.ridtlen. l WIS
very nervous, the least noise
g.Ivc me great irritation. The
doctor. ! suppose more 10 get
tar ott' lis l,antisatllan any.
thing else, as lse said | would
ncvcr leave my l,c<!, told nlc I
might try I'RowS's 1noN
Buffers, ut the slime time rc'
marking 1T WIS Il goos1 tonic
an4l would Ilclt, to keep s''c
nlive.' I have used the RENE:
tlv about two months, and
have been out OF he'd nearly
twn weeks, and now help
about the l,ouSe. Il las acted
like a miracle IN my elise"
, 1881-10-27
A DoCToR SAYS.

a physician in Baltimore,
Md, says: ~ consider
BRt,wS's IRuS HtrrEKs tlse
trucst and best medicinal tonic
for lost t,c.tltl, and general de:
b,!ity thai CIT, BE- compounded
from mir presGt.t knowledge
OF drugs"
, 1881-10-27
At IS cts,
Worth $500.

The above are Marked Bar
gains" are desirable in style, and
offered, with many other Dress
Novelties, at correspondingly
slow Prices."
, 1881-10-27
W hat
BRowS's IKoS B1TrERs has
done for others il will do for
you.


ONE LUNG WAS GONE.
RtcIisioSt, VA, Muy 20, ~.
Ny physician, after exhaust.
Ing inc financially, cot,ly in
formed me that my ease was
inpclc.s, that no rene =
would rcacti my casc, antt 1t
WI, entirely useless ior 'nc IL
continue taking medicine. I
way toltl that ono lung WIS
l;onc and that my bowels and
t:;slncy$ we're ali dccaycd. I
t;li]crcd excruciatinE!y from
the horrors Of dyspepsia AM!
,pninfut urination, and my
brcatl, came sf,ort and quick,
-s while my heart at times ccasctI
to beat entirely, while again it
would tf,ufnp 1nnst vehement
". A sister Of mine, Il Mrs.
Kt,orcr, In baltimore, wrote to
, father advising him to get tic
IjRowS's 1RoN BirrERs. The
very first dose felt cll:lnge;
now all 1'ain Is gone, my di.
Ecstion Ii good, my urine IL
,rcc- from sediment, and my
sltllnf,er unl,rukrn and drcat,l-
less. now feel perfectly re-
stored, u,ltl 10 about and doas
much work Us ever did, and
lido not !ec! tie least !i,tisHcd.
DANIEL K. Nick ESxiE.
, 1881-10-27

P. S.---Elegant Robes in Car
tons, with Descriptive Fashion
Plates.
, 1881-10-27

"atc co g Saoie paft or the shareholders
lecetp's:{ $50 1fn'es argument Will bo nf
eee"t n s S9Re 70 Jolah Aoach' oi't Will
ac"'ee'5 5"ny eneet on secretary b'alhe
VI on eFcah government.
~ ,'IlInRnn tile Liberal candidate
Tor lit'',-. of Parliament, was elected at
!'er"leR,tn'- lwee.l yesterday by large Inn.
j"r"y' ing 'r's'' VOTERS supported hlnl.
.,eF"n'Gl1an, Is II 'sot'.an cat'to'le' anu Willie
ts'o ol!S '"'ha1' -ta1!lollc 1heiflt'er from
,c! .."''t ntha.i III lI'e llousH OF commons
-, III '"'t ''"t thc lrlsh 'oers ol bef"h'k'oi'-
i"'''' s"phorlea hi'h SHOWS tf'as ,heS are
more t'ailol'c tfla' Ir'sft'
-Tilc Tar of Russia anti the Emperor OF
Austria Intended to have III Interview Mt
kfzesn"v1ce, Hi Austrian town Il short dis
tancu frn'n Cfacow, Tuesday, but the inter-
view lid 1iot take place, owinK tn the fact
a''a' t''e t]"r was informed tslat tic Nlhlists
"ef' aware OF t'le ttf''e af1tl pl'lce VI TIC ill.,
'efs'e"' lm'n ''hoHarctls arc greatly p'!%-
*ea w 10 tbw 1he N1h''lSls ''cca'rIe isc'
analhte'l Will tae'r fhtehtlo''s.
-t;a'nbetta was halnileted ut 1layre.
Tuesday night. lie sail he had been to Gct-
many to stuly tile means by which, liam
burg. Bremen. Luheck, and Stettin attained
their Kreatuess At l1olbee yesterday ls
saltI alt Interests slionti harlnonlze under tile
Republic. and toll! the Democrats tint tleY
must aljure their envy and tistrust of the
"superlor classes." Superior classes Is 4
strange expression for t;aln1ptta.
--The following gentlemen will co,upoye
tho Executive Campaign Committee Ut tlle
Cook Co,lnty ltepubllcaus: James r. law
1eigt Ebufrn,31n. ". IT. .Inl,11snu 'r'rpasurnr.