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AAsAAAo ~AsSAASVs ~AAOAS ~ AAVAO
that you mean-Jack's great, horrid
dog. Do You mean to say that he is in
the parlorP Oh dear! what shall I dop
Jack says that there is no harm in him,
but he always dances and grins at US so.
How shall we ever get him out, for nei-
ther Jane nor / dare touch himp', ', y !,
Aunt Clarice had relaxed slightly
when she found that l had nothing to do
with Hero's presence in the parlor, and
now she began to laugh. 81 q n
"Don't trouble yourself about getting
him out, she said. /" He is safe enough
there, for Ishut the door upon him. He
kept quiet until Jane had gone, but as.
soon as was left quite alone and nm
protected, he foundered out from under
the very sofa that |, was sitting upon,
and danced and grinned' at me until l
4 fairly took to my heels. Now IN 60 up
stairs and take my things off," i7l
! Jack only laughed whenI complained
Z to him OF HeroS escapade, said that as
nv pet had the run Of his study it was
only fair that his should have the run Of
; the rest of the house. He positively re-
fused to chain him, or even to keep
him in the yard and cellar, as I inn
plored, him TO- Do, i only on Aunt
Chalica's account. .gxi ~ ,f4fsM
Il "No, no. he said, "my relation,
have had thek tprn; i y tinstl yeprE'
Il took their share now" <.
II Of course, when Hero had once found
his way up stairs there was, an end o
everything. Nothing would induce hin
tostay down altet that. It i nv belle
l vorming himself through key, As holes. p 2
! i no amount Of locking and barring wpul'
4 keep him OUT Tia worst ofit wastha
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-02

!st.!bat s9s9IIO 10 yJuL husID ed3
=, Epilepsy q Tits treated Nth 49Saefql
auctess, ls all cases are CtHe4hlly examined,
and none taken but those Offering xee4 Raps'
Impotency, sspennatorhoei anls1na1s-
bility, treated by medicine ,al0ne, has herofo.
fore proved useless and even injurious. 1hey
do no good 10 the UNIVERSAL testtlQQpNl6al
honest physicians Thousands la;.,s haEs aec,
away their money and their cOnstttutioDAto.
gether, but the Doctor combines medical
treatment with electricity, the electricity be.
| ing generated, BY = simple electyiM an 3fatus
that anySns Gan use pra y these sd
t6 S9Ps ss1 ppsst the se ssns
! simple method. with httaepe nomeSiat:
, Rssase n, q ~ we@se treated III rs
Structure Of the Urcthra and RActuD0rcd
S w,toa Tare s Woi Geats9a aas.
|, Bladder. lrvats DiSeasess 7slie,uhAt1nq 1eu.
ralgia, Nervous and ,Sick IIePlAehssl4 )th3a.
Msak, Rantnl AVE. SSts h Ns yiRN'
| SKIN Dissa 81, scsoii,A, T,imofa 4sH !Jfe.
etc, successfully ,truatsdi by lhpb VT soe'
~ fsss;; ,;.,s g " sStA
N,B.-No names f,nsdt p,hiis witnshSshe
N The ic Ssz; p ps may
NEW ORLEANS TESTIMONIALS.
Capt. MAX II iScll.,Rp,, Pics. VISA 80 4
Foundry s FAgGMa,;,p; Pilot st asln fAs.
! Max EEEi,,lGs Canals trett. NenraiAaAs
s, MRS; MI aa,} corne'fs 'tGkson "na
| rII l-.s.o, ID ;lro All. Tus,r>
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-04-02

OC0tE 0ASt IUOu1s 0uU VAA0y AAuoS AA~'V SsAS
morning sum-
"Oh, pray don't disturb your arrange
ments on my account" said Uncle
Philip, rather grimly. "No doabt |
| shall get used to it in the course OF time:
I Just here Hero made q diversion by
an unexpected and successful spring ct
| the chop on Jacks plate, with which he
vanished through the back door, while
Uncle Philip and Jack laughed and ap-
plauded.
week, growing daily more silent and
testy. When, on the fifth day, be an.
Enounced his intention of leaving US,
could not feel deeply grfeved; but Jack
4 WAC. ,I4 .@%sIHn32it ~ -. ta''e y,
at was all very well for you" he
said. "Uncle Philip is no relation Of
yours, aud you have no old claims OF
affection and kinship pulling at you. 1t
is not his money, as you very well know
lint he is the last one of my mothers
family left. and to have him driven ont
Of his nephew,5 house by those. ridiculous
pets Of yours-wel, IT'S hard, and no
mistake
"Nonsense, Jack! The birds have
) nothing to do with it" l said; but Jack
!. Ishrugged hssA0ulden: So
!. v1l,riqht;' Z, no. said i !. but > man q!
tEUncle Philip's ace and habits cam stand
: |ibeiha, I'd eped a dl1ligM every morn
Zinc and sditubed q ~ shonts Ct -th(
n.9 I1ALs - - -IsAH ssssses Nes - 81 ~
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PETS.
II and l had been married q year
al


III and I had teen married q year
- VA went to housekeeping. People
|!@h the first year of married life is
T. most trying. All / can say is that
~ nuttfiad t. 80. Whenever had a
I'd 6issfiousld difference 50 long as we
de, hut almost Is soon as we were
edsih our own tiny, pretty house,
.toubles began.
u IND I have never been quite able
stbcle when our unpleasantness COM
led: He puts the date of in June,
lattice Green went to Europe, and
ns,her canaries as = parting gift
atthe lovliest little yellow and green
that ever were seen. That is
bstird, though. The real trouble
III u month later, when he himself
ht home the great, clumsy, blum
Newfoundland pup, which was
spst of the house for many q long
kxasn' tiso bad at first. Jack only
~ when he saw the canaries, and
Fly, Msdge, little woman, you'll
Y hands lull now, if you never
pFe." II
lsense!''s ! said; "it's nothingto
p::leF a g " But '''E
darlings as those birds were!
ri that they eyer learned to know
Seally, you know. They Aut.
Fl q much and were just as hard
eiAe last day that lot them out
~ cage as on the first. That
q the things that Jack objected
leeting them out Of their cage,
lack wrote, you see-for thu
mean -and the back parlor
~ also his study, was the onl!
ste I could keep the birds.
nav, Madge,' . said Jack one day
you could find some other place
those birds, or else l wish 20,
1ot let them ont Of Their, cage
lslete prelheuade ismy desk
Asvtt IAN hnd . pAp0r that I wan
h1heyes .bsel roofing -sbon
Tick" I said, Hthey must hav
os1hk ~; poor little dears, ON
~ lot them have it Will
1nkhg your constitutional, = 9
red not disturb you. II 20
lhsr have me let them on
III 1t home, though
aks, not any, !" said Jack. II
esgh to see the results, withou
~ Hopping down bodily upo
sver mind. III be Garrett
g my inkstand uncovered, an
i drinking the ink some da.
Win be thesend Of them.''
you are very unkind," ! said
only laughed, and went oat'
3,se4 mas. always careful to =
kgtlad was covered after thx
bke<l ii 1nggi III ,xStf y ~. K.
eeoniaftet that thati he broug
~ Isnever,shs lfoeget th
knows that I never could be
sfrald III them, horrib
! never Thought he would
a. d bring ons Of the gre
Fgss h9m q D e : n scare ''' ne 2
u
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1Ggfz TABER g. KINNEY -
- 1t# gab f,ha.l IL
faY Of 'lpi e3 Dealers in s3 iitIt
as eat 1913. ,w lB& 81 5a9 Z
AMERICAN b ITALIAN
tt.,gy a1avog -.35f 3 itaH - IGaui1 |
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
.aog}Rt,3& /
Tombs,a Head Il I q Vases, etc. ,!;
Yard-Cornef Te1as and Louisiana Streets
i one block from new karketshouse, nj I
;yi snREyEroRT, aiil. fss 81 ,iixA.
TABER g. KINNEY.

Al, MINDS of cemetery work neatly executed.
Our Mr.. Taber will make special Visits when
requested. We sell the celebrated CHAMPION
3 wrought and malleable irol, fencing, the best
In the country. We employ no commission
,by tho Month, orsyear. We give our patrons
the . per cent usually given TO ayentA al.
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{ Ihavo In lCtiveopsratiou Steam Furniture
Factory and will sell goods, home.pade, to
dealers and consumers at q sewing on former
prices of from. Is to ~ per; Gent. Warrant
mostly madsat the North aud shipped here
I'm addition to Homemade goods I keep
constantly on hand full stock of fine furnf.
tule Of latest styles and designs, also glazed
sash, doors and, blinds, wall paper window
shades, mattresses, childrenIs carriages. ETC..
at lowest market prices.
Oct2.ly VIM. ENDERS.
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Loi de FEtat de Ia Louisiana.

II est d6crete par l'Assemblee
Generale de PEtat de la Louisiana
Quill sera du devoir des differents
Juris de Police, de diviser lenrs
paroIsses en- autant de districts
qn'ils jugeront convenab)e pour
appointment des commissaires dc
chelnin. II sera du deyoir des
dts Juris de Police d'appointcr
chaque aimee. des commissaires de
chemin, qui devront notifer tontes
les personnes males entire l'age de
Is ct SO ans, excepte les ministries
de PEvangile ct telles autres per.
sonnes exemptes, de SO rendre au
lieu ct temps designes OH les dts
commissaires .jugeront convenable
de TRAVELLER. les chemins publics
ct toute persoune qui, ayant etc
dument notifiee, refusera on negli-
gera de faire son devoir. sera pour.
suivie pardevant un juge de paix
de Ia parolsse, ct condamnee a
payer Ia somme de deux piastres
par jour, laquelle sera payee par
le Juge de paix au commissaire
qui emploiera Get argent !, enga.
ger d'autres personnes pour ira
WALLER les dts chemins ct ST les
personnes ainsi poursuivis refusent
de payer les deux piastrcs elles
seront emprisonnees dams la pri..
son de paroisse, jusqu'a CO que
.amende soft payee, pouryue oue
Pemprisonnement ne depasse pas
cinq .jours.
(signe) R. N. OGDEN, Orateur
de Ia chambre des rcpresentants.
S. D. McENErY, Lieut
Gonverneur etpresident du Senat.
Approve Avril 10, 1880.
L. A. WILTz, Gouverneur de l'Etat
de la Louisiana.
Copie conforme
WILL. A. STRONG, Secrstaire
d'Etat.
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State Of Louisiana,

25TH DISTRICT couRT,-Parish of Ver'
milion-No. 637.
Succession of F. Vilmond Breauz
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in said success.
sion, or having any opposition to
make to the application of Mary
Ellen Caldwell to be appointed I'D.
ministratrix of the aforesaid sue
cession, to file the same in writing
in the Office Of the clerk of court at
the courthouse in ten days from
date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal
of court this 18th day of June
1881.
hAsTIg gRoussARD clerk.
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DOBBINS' ELECTRIC SOAP,

Having obtained the agency OF
this celebrated soap for Abbeville
and vicinity, l append the opin-
ion of some of our best people as
to its merits. We have been
using for the last 3 months the
Dobbi"s' Electric soap, made hy
l. l.. Cragin & Co Philadelphia,
Pa, and find that it washes and
cleans the clothes more rapidly
and more thoroughly and Is in
the end cheaper than any other
soap we have ever used in our
family. We can heartily recon-
mend it and single trial will
convince all of the correctness of
our assertions.
WM. MoUToN.
E. / ADDISON.
ARCHIE Young.
A. LACoUR.
I desire all my friends and Gus
toners to give this splendid soap
one trial so they may know just
how good the best soap in the
q. S. is. Give it a trial and l
am sure you will use no other.
A. D. MARTIN,
Abbeville, La, Sole Agent
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TEMPERATURE,-La degre din
lenslte de la chaleur est la grande
Feoccapation des gems d'afaires.
Chaqae etabllssement, ou a pea
pres, possede son thermomAtre, eft
q employees aussi bien que les
|rtfons regardeat le mercure mon
pet ne Sc derangent de leur con,
|enplatlon que pour servir les
Eelques clients aui osent afronter
trdeur du soleil, on bien pour de.
llnder a leurs veislns des rensei
psnents sur lintensite de la tenn.
snture Quill ont chez eux. Qaant
aprix du calico ct des denrees
ane1taires, il men est plus ques
70. On ne consomme actuelle'
Aque de la glace, eui Sc deblte
gpurs a bas prix.
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= UNE AvENTURE >INGuLIERE.--'
Quele situation pour un notaire
de Sc trouver, en- pleih boulevard,
enseveIi sous une baignoire.
Celia est arrive hier a un Off
cier ministeriel de province, EN-
passage a Paris.
Me K trayersait la chaus-
Sc du boulevard a la hauteur de la
rue Louis-le Grand, juste an mo-
ment OH passait une voi1nre de
bains NAL attache sur lie haut du
vehicule, la baignoire chavira.
LIE nctaire la Wit tomber ct
n'eut que lt temps de Sc baisser Ell
Sc recroqueviIlant sur lui-rneme.--'
Ayec d'effroyables sonorites, la
baignoire >'etait abattu sur lui ct
Favait complement recouvert.
La foule s'etalt amassee. On al
lait porter secours au malheureux
aiosi emprisonne, lorsqu'il cut Ia
malcncontrense idee de s'aider lui-
meme. On lie Wit haussant deses-
perement son dos, soulever la bai-
gnolre Ell Sc METRE. CONNIE une
tortne. a se trainer STIR lie sci, en-
remorq"an' celte rarapace dune
nouvelIe eSpere. En- meme temps,
il poussalt des gemissements cue
la sonorite dn cuivre transfn.'maitI
en- beuglement Sounds. Ma lgre.
tout, on ne pnt resiste. IN eclat
de rire general Sc fit entendre, ct
la scene aurait pu Sc prolonger 81
les gardens de la paix u'etaient.
intervenus pour delivrer lie panvre
homme qui est encore toni malade
des suites de lfmotion quill
eprouve.
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State of Louisiana,-25th District
Court Parish of Vermilion--No.
ss6.
Succession of Aurellia Broussard.
Application Of J. T. Broussard.
to be appointed Administrator.
Notice is hereby given to all
parties interested in the said sue
cession, or having any opposition
to make 10 the application of said
applicant to file the same in
writing, in the Office of the Clerk
of Court within ten days from the
date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal
of court this 28th Of May 1881.
LAs1IE BRoUssABp, clerk.
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UN BON MoT.--M. Coomans
etait invite, il ny a pas longtemps,
a Ia Cour. Comme c'est Phahi.
tnde, lie Roi passait au milieu des
convives, adressant une honne pa
role a tous. Arrivant dpvant NJ.
Coomans. Sa Majeste faisait al
lusion aux principes antimilitaris
tes de pexcellent repr6senlant ca.
tholique. lni dit "Mais. N Coo
mans, jusqn'a quand jeterez vous
des pierres dams mon jardin p
Sans Sc laisser decontenancer
NJ. Coomans s'inclina ct repondit :
"Sire. ce sont des pierres precieu'
ses." lie Roi partit DUN eclat de
rire qui tronva son echo dams
toute lassemb|ee.
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|QPREMlER BATEAU ELECTRIQUE.

0PREMlER BATEAU ELECTRIQUE.
n grand nombre de specta-
2 suivaient curiensement. hier,
Arls. dams l'apres midi. dn haut
pont Royal, les evolutions dun
alcanot, probab|ement lie pre-.
qul ait navigue sous Fimpul-
Dun moteur electriqne.
enoteur de tres petite dimen-
louit dune puissanco assez
siderable, puisque lie canot a
uesiacilement remonter le cou.
Ct plusieurs fois aller du pom t
y ~ pont de Ia Coucorde.
noteur est, parait.il place
O0s du gouvernail, don't il
Q. wy les movements il ac-
une helice a trois branches.
a's est disposee au centre de
s'saaon. Ce petit canot a
aptls6 le Tsssphone.
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LIE IA de ce mois, la France &C.
lebrera Panniversaire de la prise
de la Bastille. forteresse, citadelle
du despotisme. .C'est-la que des pa
triotes, amis sinceres de l'hnmanite
ct de la liberte, ont etc enfermes,
affames, tortures. Un rien popu-
laire a souffi pour aneantir a iadis
Peuvre des tyrans. LIE peuple
debout s'est leve ; les Francais du
Vermi1lon vouhnt inter leurs
compatriotes exlles, soft en- Loui-
|siane. soft aux Illinois, soft en- Cal
ifornie. ont resolu, CONNIE les pa
triotes francois de Ia Nouvelle-
Orleans, de celebrer lie ID Juliet.
Ahhevl'le verra pour la premiere
fois, nous lie croyons du moins, fot-
ter le drapeau tI1coIore, drapeau
qui scion Lamartine, a fait lie tour
du monde. Un grand banquet, ainsi
qu'une piece ,heatrale sera donnee
par la Societe Francaise de Bien-
faisance. On n'ouhliera point la
Marseillaise Pom nous assure. Nous
f4licitons la Societe d'avoir avec
un sentiment d'amour de lapatrie,
associete celui de l'humauite.
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Notice.

LAND OFFICE, at New Orleans, La,
June 10, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that he fol
lowing-named Sc tier has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof in sup
port Of his claim, and hat said proof
will be made before the Judge or Clerk
of Conr , q Apbeville, La, on the 10th
of Jnly 1881, viz : Joseph Thihodeaux,
Homestead No. 4423, for he NE quarter
Section IS, 7 13, S. a E., Louisiana Me-
ridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of said land, viz Nicho-
las Meaux, Desire Heberf, Charles
Frederick and Marin Mouton of Yer
million, Louisiana.
GEO. BALDEY, Register.
June 1921.
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Nous nc pouvons traverser les
ns du village sans etre suffoqufs
sicouyers de poussiere. On est
al train de nettover Les fosses ct
les detritus de toute sorte sont
Ie,es au milieu du chenin, creant
iinsi une poussiere miasmatique
dss plus intenses. Ajoutons a
eci, peffet mirobolant dun So
kIdspIomb dardant ces rayons
nr cette poussiere ardente, ct Pon
a croirait volontiers dams penfer
da Dante. Nous etouffons ct de
daeur ct de poussiere.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
25TH DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF VERMILIoN,
Ne $50.

Succession of P. o. Broussard.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
interested in the said succession, of
having any opposition to make to the
additional ableau of debts and charges
aud of distribution of said succession,
to file the same in writing in the office
of the Clerk of Court within ten days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand and seal Of
court, this 1lth day Of June 1881.
LASTIE BROUssARD, Clerk.
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La RECoLTE.--Tout le monde
aparle mais est-il bien vrai que
en- ferons cette aimee. II y
@ler dc cannes on pour mieux
kpeu de souches qui aient re.
sk au rigoureux hiver. Ce qui
sbrave les frimas, saura-t-il re.
sister a la sacheresse. Tant dele
meats rtuais nous font seriensa-
lnent rtHdchir, Nous craignons
fort 4a'apres la perte, presque to-
tale des animaux, nous n'ayons a
d6pl0rer celle de la recolte. La
Situation osL tris.e, 81 non deses-
ptfante.
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State Of Louisiana, ,-25th District
Court-Parish Of Vermilion-No.
5l5.
Succession of Alexandra Leee. IT.
Notice is hereby given 10 al ali
parties interested in the said
succession, or having any opposi.
ton 10 make to the tabIean Of
debts and charges and provisional
settlement of the said saccegsion
to file the same in writing in tho
Office of the Clerk of Court within
ten days from date hereof.
Given under ny hand seal of
court, this 11th day of June 1881.
LAsTIE BRouasARD, Clerk.
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|IE MERIDloNAL.
,.rual O6lciel de Ia Paroisse
Vermillon.
p,bl;4 mar ---E. /. ADDISON.

Nous en- sommes aattes, ct. nous
,,mprcious ininiment notre jeune
:; st paroissien G. j. Edwards,
,,,pDsnent a Louisville, KY, de
,os ,goir envoye une carte din
rafprpour lie Trentieme Com.
,.,.nent Annuel de l'Ecole de
Easine de Louisville, KY.
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--Une depeche de Chicago an.
nonce que N William OFT, an
des soldats de Napoleon Ter, qni
await psis part aux batailles de
Leizig ct de Waterloo. est mort 4
Watertown. Wisconsin, a lage de
81 ans.
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Avis Omciel.

Ce qui suit indique les diffe-
rents details des depepses qui
doivent etre encourrues pour Pan
nee 1881, adoptes par lie Juri de
Police a leur session reguliere
tenue le 4 avril 1881, ct don't la
publication a etc ordonnee dams
lie journal officiel, ct devant pa.
taitre dams le dit journal pendant
trente jours, conformement a Ia
loi. avant lie preIevement de la
take sur les proprietes taxables de
cette paroisse
mills
| Fonds dams les affaires
criminelIes 2
2 Fonds des Grands ct
Petits Jures ct des commits
saires du Juri I
3 Fonds d'imprimeur ct
libraire :.
4 Fonds d'Avocat de
District ct de Paroisse ?
S Fonds du Sheriff pour
tenir la Cour :
6 Fonds des Juges de
Paix, Constables, M6decin,
Collector ct Assessor /
I Fonds des Membres du
Juri de Police, du Greffier,
du Constable, du Comite
de Finance ct du Tresorier l
s Fonds des Chemins ct
Points 1
9 Fonds des Pauvres ct
1ndigents :
10 Fouds des Ecoles Pu.
bliques /
II Fonds de la take spe.
ciale pour la Geole 81
Par ordre du Juri de Police
Bureau dn Grefier, avril 8, 'SI
AMBROSE LACoUR,
Greffier du Juri de Police.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-02-10

Garibaldi's hair is white as SNOW.

Garibaldi's hair is white as snow.
Wendell Phillips is just sixty nine
Thomas Jefferson was good violin player
Rev. Henry Ward Beacher has been lectur-
ing in Richmond to good houses
The Harrlsonburg Guards will attend Presi
dent GarteId's inaug Iration.
The Emperor William, old as he is, killed
11S deer and wild boars during his recent
hunting excursion at Letzingen.
Motley, the distinguished historian, affirmed
that the govt of Charles V. changed the desti
MES of the world, So much depends upon
seeming trities.
Mr.. H. H. Warner, of Rochester, N. Y, i:
one of the most liberal and public spirited o
American set-made men, and he is using the
wealth which the popularity and value Of his
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure have brought hin
most admirably.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-02-10

Immediately after the late heavy snow, a
number OF the citizens OF Richmond were MI
ed in the Police Court for not cleaning the
snow off the pavement in front of their prem
ises, as required by the city ordinance. They
appealed to the Hastings Court and Judge
Christian reversed the decision of the police
Justice solely on the ground that the ordi-
nance did not allow sufficient time for IL e
,rnrl1 to he dome
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-02-10

CURE For DIPHTHERIA-An exchange SAYS:
Onions are an uufaling cure for diphtheria.
They must be placed in bandage in raw
state, and then beaten into a pulp, and the
cloth containing them, juice and all, bound a
round the throat and well up over the ears
In cases noticed the result has been almost
magical, deadly pain yielding in a short time
to sleepy comfort.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1881-02-10

ACTIVITY IN THE WHEAT MARKET-There is
a general upward movement in grain and pro-
visions at Chicago, which is attributed to the
large foreign demand, rather than to any COM
bination to force up prices. A reaction how
ever, though it may be but a moderate one, is
among the things expected. The growing win
ter wheat crop, this year, covers 3049 ,631 acres
against 2,91O,0SO last year, and from present in
dications "a good fair average yield at least is
anticipated"