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, 1881-12-10

The CAusE.-Not . pound Of the North
Idaho grain crop las been exported up to
date; some Of it WAS spoiled by had weather,
hundreds Of tons are piled up in warehouses
and landings along Snake river, waiting for
the completion of the Texas Ferry railroad
to carry it to market, but the bulk of the
harvest is in the grsnaries OF the farmers,
hence these hard times. We understand
that the first shipment Of grain over the
Texas Ferry railroad coca forward to day.
, 1881-12-10
CIRCULAR.
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Western Divisions.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERISTEN
Nsr Tacoma, Nor. 20, 1881.
By authority from the President, the ap-
pointment of Mr. John Muir a. Saperinten-
dent Of Traffic, for the Western Division of
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company, is
hereby announced. b take effect December
|. 1881.
He viii be r-ass:trd anil obryed .sr"rd-
ins!y.
J. ". SPR4Grs,
t,anl SuIf
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such as Loss Of Memory, LasSiIndr, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion 10 society, Dimness Of
Vision, Noises in the head the vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine, and many
other diseases that cad to insanity and death.
DR.. Mintie will agree To forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for case OF this kind the Vital
Restorative (under his special advice and treat
mentl will MT cure. or for anything impure or
injurious found in =. DIR. Mntie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury
Consultation Free Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis q, rrine, s., "a
Price Of Vital Restorative. 81 20 bottle. OF
four mes the quantity, so %; sent to amy
address -on receipt Of price, o. c. q. d., se-
cure from observation, and u priva e name if
desired. by A. E. MINTIE, VI. D.,
II kearIey Street, Sa.l Francisco, Cal
Dr.. II itie's Kidney ReIneC ', Nephreticum
cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder com
plants, Gonorrhea, elect, Ieucorrhora For
sale by all druggists 81 90 bottle, six bottles
for s. co.
DIR. Nintie's Dandelion Pills, are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia ard Bilious cure in
market. For sale by all druggists. Hodge,
Davis 4 Co., Portland. wholesale agents. 4lly
All orders for medicine G. O. ID. uust BE-
accompanied With 81, as a guarantee Of good
faith. which will be deducted when the pack
age is shipped.
, 1881-12-10

The THAISS-rbe,s is no change "a the
time Tor trains 10 arrive and d.par, this
month. The Grange City tran viii 90 righ,
through With the regular oue and branch off
Ut Bolss JUNCTION.
, 1881-12-10

WEI DE METERS CArARRH
Cure, Q Csastitatioaal Antiaots for
tAis tsszBls n.l.dy. By AbssrPties-
TAs most Important Ddseovery since
Vassinafisl. Othsf remedies nay
rl1pve CataErA, this ourss ut any
q . bs1bcs Cs1saRPtioA sets IN.
, 1881-12-10

The COScERr. After il was al over it
was understood that there Was 4 concert
given at Stahl's Opera House ON Saturday
night last, and that only about 10 -er-ons
attended. There must certainly haze been
gross mismanaQement somewhere or else the
party At the head must have been very un-
popular, for 80 slim IN attendance to hear the
talented lst Cavalry band. and wehope there is
some mistake. We hear also that the affair
vas gotten up for an organ fund and that the
receipts .elI behind $40 less than expenses.
II is TO be hoped that the money already
subscribed and paid in 10 this fund will not
he utilized to make up the deficiency.
, 1881-12-10
PlLESl PlLESi PILESl
4 Sure Cure Found at Last |!
NO ONE NEED SUFFER

A sure cure for Blind. Bleeding. Itching
and liberated Piles has been discovered by
DIR. William, ian Indian remedy called DIR.
Williams Indian Ointment A single box
has cured the worst chronic cases of . or 80
years standing. No one need suffer five min
utes after applying this wonderful soothing
medicine Lotions instruments and electu-
aries do more harm than good. William
Ointment ,bsorbs the tumors, ail,ys the
intense itching, particularly at night
after getting warm In bed. acts as pouluce
gives instant and painless rel,ef, and is pre-
pared only for piles, itching OF the private
PARTS, and for nothing else
Read what the Hon J. NJ Coihnberry of
Il, veland says about DIR. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment have used scores Of Pile
cures, and IT affords me pleasure to say that
I have never found anything which gave
such immediate and permanent relief as DIR.
Williams Indian Ointment.
For sale by al druggists on recipe Of
prize, 81 CO.
HENRY e. CO., Prop'rs-,
Glen ELAND, O.
REpIxGToN ( Co. Wholesale Agents. San
Francisco, Cal. Nov222d&wly
, 1881-12-10

The SuSpAr LAw.-Di any one ever
think-Sunday iav-Nev Years day comes
on = Sunday. when the lay vii frs. take ef.
ttct Call out the marines
, 1881-12-10
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

l. a never f:,;l n: rure
for Nervous Lebility,
ES hausted Vitality,
S e minal Weakness,
Spe." latorrhua, Lost
Mar Hood, Impoten-
cv, Paralysis, and all
the terrible Effects of
Self Abuse, youthful
f"llies, and eNeesses
in maturer wears -
, 1881-12-10

The APfohIIOyNENr BnL-The follow.
ing is the gist of the apportionment bill
passed. by the Legislature: The bill provides
that the council shall consist Of twelve mem
brrs. as follows: County Of Walla Walls. l
member; Columbia and GARFIELD. /: Whit
msn, !; Walla Walls, Columbia, Garfield
and Whitman. jointly; Stcvens, Spokane
and Yakima. 1: Klickitat. SkAmsnia and
Clarke, I; Cowlitz, Wahkiakum, Pacific and
Chehalis. 1: Lewis and Thnrston, l; Pierce
and Kitsap. /; Mafoa, Jefferson. Clallam
and San Juan. /; Island, SnohOmish and
Wha,coln. l; King, l. The house OF repre-
seutatv-s shall consist OF "a members, as
follows: Wslla Wala, 3: Columbia, /; Gar
field, /; Whitman, 2; Columbia and Whit
man. I; Yakima, l; Stevens and Spokane, ];
klickitat, /; Skanlania, kickitat ami Clarks,
/; Clarke, /; CowIitz, Wahkiakum, Pacific
and Cheha'is, ,; Lewis. /: Thnrston. l.;
Pierce, /; NJ IN, jefferson and Clallam, l.;
hing. ., hlickitat and hing, /; Snohomish
and Island, /; San Juan and Whateom. l.
, 1881-12-10

Errors OF Youth.
A GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED
II for years from Nervous Debility, Pre-
mature Decay, and all tie effects of youthful
indiscretion, viii for the sake Of suffering h,l-
manity, send free to al who need it, the recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience can do so
by addressing In perfect confidence,
JOHN T. OGDEN,
l1Stf ~ Cedar Street y "
, 1881-12-10

HORSE STEALING. Some horses having
been stolen recently from Spokane county,
man named Alder Neil was suspected and
was overhauled near Camp Spokane with one
Of the animals in his possession. His broth
er.in-law, named Fades whose stolen horse
wss. lassoed Mr.. Neil and took iurn
around the horn of his saddle, and went of
with him on jump; but Webb Belknsp, Of
Spokane Falls. who was deputy sheriff. AZ
rested him in due form. and the whole party,
driving band OF horses, went on to Cheney,
until passing a rough, rocky point, Neil
slipped off and Was $50 yards away before
he was missed. B=lknap could easily have
shot hir., but harir good mare under him,
he thought he could recapture him, bat the
other man had horse equally az good, and
finally made his escape
, 1881-12-10

j. b. Ramsey. Il ST. Paul, MINI, IL reg.
Htered At the CoIurhiA
, 1881-12-10
Notice 70 Hridge Balders.

Notice 70 Bridge Builders.
Sealed proposals. viii be received at the ofscs
ct the County Auditor for the building of two
bndges N Waua Wails county, one across
Mil Greek i've miles below town on the Wal
ula road: smother scross Singleton Creek On
the 6eebex rcad.
Eds to be opened on Monday, the I2th day
Of December PlAns and specifications can br
sesn At the Auditors Office.
NlS-wH W. C. PALMER,
County Auditor.
, 1881-12-10
DR.. SPlNNEY,
No. n KeaFney 81. San FraneAses.
Treats all Special and Chronic
Diseases.
1oUEQ 1GA1r

YOUNG I016
WHO NAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects Of youthful follies and in
discretion vii do veil TO avail themselves of
this, the greatest boon ever lAid st the alt>r Of
suffe.iug humanity. d. SPISNEY viii
guar.ntee 70 fodei. $500 fo- every e.seo Of Sem
inI Weakness or private ciseAse OF any kind
or character which be undertakes and fails to
cure
AIDDLE-AGED LEN
There are many at the sSe Of thirty to SIXTY
who are troubled Viz to- frequent ev>cuat;ons
OF the B'sdder, oste accompanied BY sight
Emarting OF burling sensation, and veaken-
ing Of the system 3 manner the patient car
not account for. On exaMirin., tfe urinary
deposits ropy sediment viii OF; N be found,
and someeimes mali particles Of a'bumen vii
appear. ar the eolor Hli be of thin nilkisA
hue, again sna.ging % > art End torpid sp-
pearance. There are many W.I0 die Of this
dif6eulty ignorant of the cAnse. Which r the
secosd stage Of seminal weakness. DE-. Spin
ney viii guarantee . perfect cure in xn ssich
casea, aad . heAlfhy rsstoFation Of the penito-
urinary orHAnA
OYTICK HoCnA-1O to 4, and s TO g. Sun
day. from 10 10 IL A. II. Consultst;ou sree.
Th0uagh eIanmaalm and advice, "a
D. kRlyXEI 4 CO.
, 1881-12-10
Stf
SrRAYED-

From j. F. BOyers ranch On Dry creek.
two bay horses branded thus q on left hip;
shod all around. Twenty dollars reward viii
be paid for the return Of said animals 10
COOPER 4 ScHMUCK,
At the Walla Walla Chop Mil
Noy,-sfv
, 1881-12-10

Srnscarar FOR the DAIIY StXTEsNAS.
, 1881-12-10

The DISEASE. Dayton CAro'Sele says
shat only two new cases since last Friday
and one Of them has since been discharged as
well, his case being the hghtest form Of vari-
oloid. No deaths and every patient is rap
idly improving. There are not over fifteen
cases in town and two under treatment The
town quarantine Was removed last Sunday
but rigid watch is still kept over those
coming from infected houses, and the full
penalty of tho Law wi! be the portion Of
those who fail to properly disinfect. With
continued watchfdin.ss IS Dayton viii soon be
entirely free Of smallpox. We have no re-
ports from DesdnIsu and Huntsville, but BE-
heve the atus.ion there to lie equally As
favorable - here.
, 1881-12-10
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

I SHALL BE IN WALLA WALLA THE
Il Last Saturday of each month, at the School
House of District No. ], for the purpose Of
examining Teachers, and transacting snch other
business as may properly come before me.
c. w. WHEELER,
erintendent OF Schools,
36f Ia W@lla Conr.y, ". T
, 1881-12-10

ror,,.,,,o SIN xnxt ,f ,h. hill .ticg
70 s"e -"
Garfield couHty. - passed by the Leg'sia-
tryr Noxsmber 2Stb nth tia ex,suk,on of
:.
ne Clause feiAIMg 70 ume Oh h"icine eiee
.tion and representation:
AN ACT
Ia f,,,m,fr ths couufv of Gars,,a in vassipo.
ton Ter-,.,rs
s., .,I.:
s =: - e.ss'eu y ene HeeIsa..'e
Hniy ., .ne te,lorS" a, "!snine.oI, .ns'
:aa al ..s, -: '. - S :.a,nssS 10y N ~ 81
,iisa ~, - ~ .t .Is rMhI .sal -. ~.
.Ir-. - G"-c.I ;: .1s
- 40 pe;i.. f.S 4 Tcu,I . = r ~, -.
-. :, g. "a .S".sI. :: 60.
my LII. ~ 'ne ia.u enAhnei ot Sn.ns fts 20
q a@ W e ~ :ns.I. IN. -. f.nsS 49,. -
.S .a ~ =. :" "a - - -. PC'ns; II.
rs henos h.h.. due s'u1a - on s1' I -. 1 ~
NJ NJ ee. ~ =. . n.p = ~
W. "y ~ ~Ta. Ans
.S.t .Seen L~nslp - an. So; 'nfnc T,p :n ~ ~
&c W. ~ ~ " .S.." w" -. 40. IL @ .p;i.. :.
~. : n. - - - w. w, ~ ssSnS es one 1!n ns
~ .hsncs ..h so .hs .h .ue.se .s sNs' one u'.
miles. thenos youth 70 the Orreon l;n.. theme.
, 1881-12-10

Following is full text Of the bill Grating
Garfield county. - passed by the Legisls-
trre. November 18th. With the exception Of
the clause relating To time Of holding elee-
, 1881-12-10

A fsoop WAnHIxG.-N those Of Wsila
wLla's yong people Who have contracted
that vcest ef III hahita opium smoking. bad
bsss u The sosrt reou ths ssriy Part ef the
vs1k - h.nsnsa - IL aPA Of young
Ridals to Jsdss Wineard, vAo ~ about to
pronounce sestsoes On him for herss steal
i.g tasy vesh rskha staaa TIE texture
almost Of tha iafaaal regions rather than
touch the pips again The young maa In his
eutreaties for mercy At that stern hand OF
the lsv, gave in part . history Of hin early
iifa, showing hov. sfter INDUCING in the
pipe. be hsd went step By step downward.
until his brain wa crased, snd he knew not
hah the time snat he vas doing. He statsi
that bis life had alnsst goe 10 Be borden 70
him, and beeged the ooart 10 not only make
his sentssee - light - poEhls bat 70 shou
hia . path vhsssby he could asAia reach
the piain Of manhood. There we're very few
ewes in the house that were mt mont while
the appeal - bring nade. and vs noticed
the faces Of not few yoaog men Who had
inst began the downward coursr. grow pale
with fear at that moment Young Riddle
ncu secs his first bad step and ve can oaiy
hope that those nov Wis ting the low Chinese
dem, will profit by his sad lesson.
, 1881-12-10


= ejyiae jsst s.othsr such sen-
MAJ a ~ s.sally fsils b ths Les Of any cUm-
.Au.ity vAss tAsy Pi. thsir faitt to aoy pro-
issoaA humbse, bat In the instance the
hunbug uss % paipb's that thsse j, 40
sympathy 70 b Wasted over those who hsve
bean 50 badly s.IIsd- Over year ago there
arrived in SestA3s very thick set, suar:hy
individual. enc Dr. HswardeD. and calling
himeelf . Porsasasse. Very soon he ac-
auired a repass&,on. = his speciality seemed
to be female conp,sipts, 10 which he appesr-
ed to be very saocsssfaL No wou- ever
went to his ofice bat came away relieved
Ct Thought she did, which amounts 70 the
sane thing. Very soon he st.rtrd IN outfit
xith 6ne steppsr,. and risited hin patients in
The style beaosairs . prcfesdoaL man Of
high standing. His me ieines we're very es-
pensire, and he charged his patient, Is high
- ~, Per hottie for his sssediea. and al
ways Instructed them to Be sure 70 apply At
enc particular drug store The inaocents
ALWAYS oBEyED
until one of them forgot to obey his behests,
and went to another place, where she was
nodsay charged Fifty cents for the same
medicine she had heretofore been paying the
higher price. This naturally opened her eyes,
and feeling she had been imposed upon. used
the weapon of her SEX. and tailed. Just
then Law firm received bill from 4 ANAL
town in Michigan on the high.toned darkey
for Iarber's outfit, and the additional n
iorma lob came that he had a wite living.
This coming to light. also. made his fair ps-
tients madder still. for some Of them thought
the world Of hiin, and one sven went 80 fAr
as TO follow him TO Little Rock, Ark. in or
der that he should attend to her disease. He
wss equal to this emergency also, for shert
tine after be hung the knob Of his qusekery
door with Grape and gave out that his wife
had died in Portugal and had left him vast
estates. This made him al right again, and
he did more extensive Business than ever,
and laid siege to the heart Il Whidiey Is
land widow And married her. This capped
the climax, and women Who heretofore hoped
70 win favor in his Ethiopian eye 'turned
loos, )" while those vino had been nursing
their wrath to keep It warm. uncorsed the
vials oi hate and poured Il like 30 much hair
tonic upon the wo,ly pate Of the dashing
bat deceptive tonsoriL artist. One woman
Who had heen swindled out of some money
came 70 the front and betrayed Hawarden's
stn0ul,r
, 1881-12-10
WHEAT BOUGHT


fs For Cash or Received on Consisnm-nts.
45lyl
, 1881-12-10
MARRY A NEGRO BARBER.

Wom.nhke, she wil! not be eomforsed nor
advised, and at 'ast advices hal left her rich
home in search Of the runaway negro and
professional swind,er. Perhaps he ha' ar.
ranged it 50 that she will sell her property
and ''hie with him to foreign climes"
haps to sip the fragrant Oporto As they glide
along in moonlight splendid over the dane
ing waters Of his native Tsgus-and perhaps
noi but this much is sure. the .'moke" is
gone. and 80 is the widow, and the society
of Puget Sound is shaken to its foundation
stone with excitement.
, 1881-12-10
s,-c..ss, A. A rrAoR LITTER.

BT,rs~.ns th,s ae Hn,y Ph'si s''n.
chemicals over piece of beef, and ty slight
OF hand made his female dupes think he had
extracted it from them. They Immediately
felt relieved, and advertised this audaeIous
quack to their friends As perfect wonder
upon earth 1t began to grow hot on Whid-
by Island, even for an African, and as disa.
greeahie stories of this nature continued to
pour in upon the swindler, tHO weeks age.
seeming the battle from afar of, he told his
c,n6ding bride that he would have to take a
little run over to Seattle on some basiness,
an that be would hasten back to their re-
treat OF love in the gloamrng. HE eometh
rot" she said, for the william took boat for
Victoria and disappeared, leaving his rich
aud beautiful wife well-nigh distracted-ap-
pareutly. On the Goth Of last month. in
Compliance with orders trom Seattle credi-
tors with 5000 worth Of bills against the
dashing Joshua, TO the .eriff Of Is d, the
abandoned wife's personal property was at
taehed-she having failed to make declara-
ton of separate property at the time she SO
lar forgo. her sex, her social position, daugh-
u III aud her blood A. to
, 1881-02-20

Frank Schultz, Frank Edigar. and Frank Gu
sick are undcr arrest at tho West Lake Street
Station. CHARGED with the hurglary OF Martin
Rasmussen $Co.'s clothing store at No. 2ss West
Indtana strret- On the nlght of the l1thtinst..
the 5u,ihs me9~ effected entrance to the store
by cutting panel out Of d heavy oakcn door
by means of an nugcr and chiset- They car
ried OF twelve coa1s, eleven pairs Of panta-
looms, fifteen silk-plush caps, two dozen sfik
handkcrchiefs. several dozcn scarfs.
four bolts Of cassi1ncre, and about 50
worth Of cheap 1cwelry. There ,Fas i
triyc-awny" in the case. Of course. put
The ,.ll-wisc police suy the young men we're sus-
pectcd simply because they were seen on
th. following, day with snow on their
clothes, Schultz wns arrested ut his home
THURSDAY night by Officers Il ngrosc and Dillon.
He y.s induced TO confess, and when EdlEar
and C,1stck wers. tnkcn iuto custody they Tot
lnwfti suit. and told all. \ poruou OF the ptun-
der was recovered. and the rcmaiuher. which
was disposed ri l.y thu thieves at u paWnshop,
will be recovered in Il few days. The thieves
brnkc into Il tt,ut-house on tue Northwestern
Huitr1,ad in nr1.er get the uugcr aud nther in
strumente which they used In committing tho
and several bits which were stolen ut the same
time: and WHICH were recovered yesterday. hnre
been identified by the r.it'1<'ad cnlpyGs. Ed'Eur
Inns been In juia before for burVlnry. and Is only
recently out Of tho House ut Correction. and
Schultz is already under bail to appear for trial
iu tie Criminal Court upon TWO charges ot lal-
ccny. Cus1ck is alsu ;rl cid offender. Ihe trio
are to be arraigued before Justice Walsh to-
1uftrY70ty.
, 1881-02-20

complaint, the solution Of this battery CON
tnincd several ounces Of quicksilver. With wh!cn
tn kcep the zinc plates OF the battery .cnatea:
His physician told him to give up bis oattcfy
until after the eject of the caiomel had pnsseda
OF, as there was a possibility thnt tho e!ccIic
quicksilver solution might, through the elocIlG
current, form a sympathy with the cal0meii ct,11ei
he Ind taken, and return 1t to IT'S natu' IL, -
state Of mercury and set it permanently 10 us
system. After some ten days me sonaas na s,mnst mast
commenced to use bis battery again, ano M non, aai
Immediately, he says, he detected dul! pate to
along the bones Of his legs from tue ahaHs m ,,sed
the knees, and this pain came wherever ~ eored ne
Af1er giving IN the use of the battery ne
noticed thai the pains seemed to come as sold be-
Intervals. und finally he noticed fnese meu an an
a storu but as soon as rain fell OF tuefe et'ndnr @ @
expulsion Of electricity In the shape oI nnthar
these pains Instantly ceased. IN co'a n "ia ~ ~.
e. loses the faculty Of telling when tnern Is H.
inr to be Il STORM as the mercury , In u.s ~ tha
bones IS in state Of painful nstsfSy , Sonycr Sie n
While 1t does no, scesn to bother n', ninl nnvnr
antl few people, as they see bis 1orin .nprn 1nas,
vii swift and sure step aong inc saseGso: ~ ~ tr
fho main he Is in Hc says that II H.s quihItH7 q..ht7o
siiver would only give him rest o9Ge III "i ~
Inrinr co1d weuther be could beat vennor a. ~
nrces on predicting storms. His storm p,eqqe qn
ffons during the spring, summer, aoo otaA4' A"
months are rafely Known 10 1all"
, 1881-02-20
A T0llGH P{AcF,

Louis Del Angelica, proprietor Of disreputa-
bic den ut NJ. Isl Clark street, was fined *l5 yes
tcrday for disorderly conduct. 1t appeared that
two recent inmates of bis den were girls under
Is years Of age. ono OF whom was recently sent
to the House Of the Good Shepherd. The SECOND
girl WAS by no u1cuns us bud rs the first, and she
was allowed to appear us witness against Louis
in court yesterday. When her mother came to
the den one night looking for her, she sWore
that Louis ordered her into the back room. and,
after talking tho molher out of making auy
further search FOR her errpE daughter In
that quarter. put her out through rear win
dnw, causiuc her to sprain her ankle. Detectives
Ender and Long nrresicd her shortly after, She
WIS tired Of the life and anxious to return t.,
her hnme. any number of similar eases might
undouhtcdly bc worked up against ull these so
called 'duro-shops." Can't. Buckley has been
tslrine these pcsiifer0us nusancc* his Intention
RECENTLY and II little more of the treatment ac-
corded Del Angelica would have good effect
, 1881-02-20


-. proppse to put all the clerks in this Dc
partment. and their assistants. under sufficient
bond TO insure the faithful discourage Of their
belonging to tie city that may come tntO their
hands. As enough clerks must be kept todo the
wurk required and to serve the public promptly
furye during tho slick Seasons Of the yenr by
e1npluyin Ing such as can be spared from the office
in collecting delinquent water rates. and IN do-
Departmeut With eober, industrious, compe-
tent men selected With an eye TO the good OF the
scr,i Ice rather than to Individual preterment7
, 1881-02-20

provements, be than y th eFs1 cccs es
tecn with assured fathruness Us ~ - hui little
moro rhan ono-baf. as shown hsreiq; reneaf one 70
maintain this reduction success, u ,,,sr ii, i,is
we must hnvo good men: cacu 1n"n "40o'
plncc and I'LL It thoroughly 4.,o no,artment
aotad Nav iSsa .fhare is this summary and
showing in regard to the water-oihee: Ga
Collected from water-rates tor ye"1 en" see2.ou
ing Dec. 81, l619..
Collected from same tho pre'1- eot. 1on
Gus year -.
Reduction Of Is per cent On
frontage rates, stricken on uy
ordinance from the collecuon7 IN mn s21 7oO
Balance in favor of 1873. ....;;:.:;:iss 'o'o"
Deduct now assessments not upon tstsoI ~ ea5
16's..-.....-.. .-......:'.'''''''''-'' -
Balance of gafn per annum ..;::...'S aa'1oS :a1Gs
Add retrcnchment effected In salaries. - e,1oo
Aggregate Of savings per annum un- enc ooa
der reforms instituted. .-..... 's4o''~'o
'*That Is all Z have 10 say, aooeo tno eon-
mi
, 1881-02-20

Hiug&tnH IN. IL Fireman. .
After the discussion OF hulnar electrical bnt-
1eries it may .e well to add th.1 tneEe IS II this
rirv - younr man. a resident ri the Ninth Nar!i,
Ehn IS known US the "walktng barometer" Hc
nrei1cts storms end changes Of the atmosphere
during the warmer months with wonderful ac-
<.urar1. He Will foretcll Il steady rain sometimes
+hree days before IL comes. und will predict
th,nder-stprm the same day of its occurrence,
although there be not elondin ne sxy az tns me
-tnr,re to t,aio1nel in his system. He says thlt
eeuers1 years ago, while suffering from bilious
attack bis physician gave hi@ tn doSo a2s of e n
+,1ne which contained battery for nervous