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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20

nod Elm eipeiBri6cs SHUTTER, fpie GIcie
OeIfu6en, &0rncrl6rot, 9uteS alee6eu uno
Oer9leiden 9efiittert mir6. Gci0icDt Dies
ftdbt, 10 miro bic GrnGDrung Der I0icre
enc etnleitige, un0 Gin grocer She'll Der
Starte miro ben tbteril0et &0rper ltllge7
1tllBt Derlaiicn.
Serncr Ie5rt Die @rfa0rl1t9 60B in 2Ses
lentlt9en rODe &artpfieln Bel &iiGcn ouf Die
GerlncDrlrn8 bel Oitl0o6 onberung mirfen,
gco6ntpfte 6artoffell1 Dirt8e8en lac0r auf
Den Ileildz un0 TettotiaB Der 3biere, lo7
ME atf Den TettgeD0lt Der W}il6. Wenn
MN aud Dur6 8erfiItterlng roDer Sarz
t"otrel1 Die MISUNDERSTANDING bef6roert lDtrO,
10 1T 0D6 Su bebenfel, DOS iplde Uftl6
tpGIleri8 u1O fettarm lit, lei@t einen ltltartz
8ele0nten 8ei9ei6maf er0Qlt ltnD it6
l6tper oer6uttern lGBt, tpeldelt llebelltGnz
ben it6 mr. Our1 8ei8abe bon eitpeiBreiz
6ern 6utter tbeiliDeiie bege9ren lGBt. Die
2%luSnlBrn9 geOdmpfter &artofcln lQBt It1
nod D6Der itet9errl, iDenl1 btclel6Cn Dor 0er
8ertlttterulg fDrn1li6 gemoii0t ipcroen.
81 otelcllt 3tDeGe 5erfletncre man Die &C.
odmpften nod DeiBen &artoffeln, riibre tie
Damn nit NaIler SIT einelt 8ret al IND
tl8c oelllelben auf ie 100 Yftno 2 bis 3
YflIiO Waal5i6rot BEL, tpeld)tS porDer III
ebenio piel g8aiier bon 20 BIS 30 @raO st.
Warrle ei19emaii6t mar; Oteie Otiidung
lalle man bebufS Der 3uderbtloun8 etlte
Stl1toe lang BET elmer 9Sdrune Dol1 10 bis
81 Grab st. itcben, nad tDelber l3eit otez
lelbe BET 9e50rtger Ql6filDlung Derfitttert
tDerbe1 fam. Q8irb neben ben &ortOffeln
9to8ge1e ooer Mei3ellfleie perfittert, 10 lit
e5 5pefmdBig, bteie TIttcri1oife nit Den
&artofcln 81 DGmpfen; eS ioQ oaonrd Die
&letc an SerDauIt0teit gciuiMlen. 8orllcra
idrot Oagc8en t6ut man gut, crit nit Dem
Wial3 3u5uieBet. g8enu Die eingcmoilhte
Wtalie na6 Der einitiinoiaen 3ufcy6iloutg
Damn nod 4 Bis s SJunocn itelen btciDl, 10
ge0t Der 3uGcr i'll Sales.--future j.ber uno lit
I'M 10 nerDQulider.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20

James Medical Institute

vOm State Illinois gu dem
auSdrGcklichen Zwecke priYi-
Iegirt I'm sQfOrtige Hiife in
allen chronischen, geheimen
und BIasen-K rankheiten zu
geben. Tripper und Syphilis,
in allen ihren verWickelten
FOrmen.s oWie Haut- ind Blut-
KTankheiten Werden prompt
selindert und permanent ge-
heilt durch H%eilmittei, WelCho
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
Jos. DEiehle'S

EU II o y Il AN II X H 4,
6 &:}TI Gfntes Strabc.
Gus bet ~qeIe9enite beutibe Qotet i'm &eibdi st6ttI
Der 5to0t, BPpuIare Freiie, Smai1SwA
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20

&er0efcrau0 der Ge4eclocerten.

~~~
0oE ciuer iorgidltig gc.paDlten g~(u9iaat
bQngt groBettDtll9 DER beI1ere Grntcertro9
nit alb. Jieue, oft I'M 0onoel 'cDr er1lpfODa
lelle 0ctretDcGrtct1 elltlprtt)tl1 olcltad nsbt
Den 9eDcgtcn GyDartut8cll, l0nocrn liefern
nur Su bduftg gerilgcye Grtrags, ais atte,
b%staunte Nrtcu. DerjeIi9e TGrlncr, tpelz
0er ii0 llidt nit Berludcn oicler rtD ie7
ner entpfoltnen lSci3enz, OaTere, 0eritez
ODER 9tp89cnort obgeben mag, Dem ober ood
all ei1trQgli0cren Nrteu licgt. tbut lpo0l
Oaral1, ieiue eigenen alteu Qrten 81 nerbel7
ierir. Dies toltet 3ipor UliDe ullD 4uS7
bauer, fubrt nber boQ gum l3tele. Gr
~ialnlllle ). .. bon leinenl lSct8en cine Nn7
5oDl Der id)6niteu ullD idtDeriteu 2le6rcn,
befreie Bic &Drncr bon allen .ll1poufomllle1
lerell ulto lei0ten, uno lQe baum Die glltcn
in 9fctbeu I'M btiten ulfraltrei1en 8ooelt.
Die aufAeBanBclte1 Yflan5cn iillo i'm SruDz
iabre nit Del. i0ade su beorDettcn, un0 ole
i0rpGbltden Yaon5c1 81 entferncn. 0on1
lQlnll4e man tpie0er Ole ld0lltcn Nebrelt
bon Den itebcllgcblic6enat YflanSe1 u1lo
fabre in oteler Weiic 10 u LANCE fort, bis man
etlle auffauenoe uto ~genilgelloe 8erbel1e7
rung er3ielt bat. Die 10 errun9elen GOrz
tbetlc ioute ii0 Der Jarn1er ni6t tpieber
ertgehen LaIIea, iDu6ern bierin imlner tpet7
ter geber, bel1r burd bauernoe Sorgfalt
peroeu Die Grfol9e t%rttler beltcr tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
Sdr0eet pom aWocimtNeat.

Cine fiinitlidc Tdrbung ipeiBer 6pacinz
tben lit neuer0ing9 DaOur0 beiptrft morOell,
baB man Die alf l80iicr 81 trcibenpcn 3iuies
beln 0ieier 8lIracn 0uf cine GOlung pnn
N%nilinfarbe leBte uno BARN blllhcll ltcB.
9as Sefarbte g6aIier itelgt III ben 3cutn
Der 9flan3c emp0r ur1o fGr6t oNnu Die Bill
then. SIS iolten auf Dieie 2&eile meDre
prd0ti8e 6orDct er5iclt morben ietn, lpie
ie III natiirli0er I8etie nod nidt pDrgez
f%on1nen itn0. Ot0n 9IalIbt, biele @rfQb7
ruug atd sum flinitlid)en Tirbm bon ons
Deren 8lumen belluber SIT tonllen.
9a iebt Die 13tit Oct &rciberei Don 8luz
menSiptebeln Da lit, mD9ten mir bemt &eier
cincl oerarttgen Gerlud entpfeglen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
&arfoMclflftcrsalao.

Der Wertb Ser &artofeln ais 6uttermjt7
tel 1T leDr Dcrl0ieOct, je na0Dem oIelel6e1
I'M roDen ODER I'M gtodmpTttn 3Ilta1oe per-
"filttert tDerOGn. 9ti0t nur gebt bel DEL &cFz
f%iitterung rober 1artoiic(n etn 19eil Oer
Jt4britoiic Der Stdrfe Oerloren, o0 1td1 Per
iclbe Del @intuIrfung Der 8eroaulat8Slafte
bis 81 cinem g"stUliien @raoe ent5ieDt lons
bern oie Q8irfung Der &nrtoTeIn ais gutter
mitteI lit iiberbdupt je llad Der 2trt tDrer
Serfdtterung cine tueieutIj0 pegidllto2lle.
3undbt lpirD 6ci Der Neyf}ittrlui9 Don
&artoHttn barQuf 9til6fidt 81 teDn1elt lelH,
paB Der 9r0Bert I0eil tbrer Jtdbrtiote mn
oann III poQeul UiQ6e sur WeltNng 8ebrdUt
lperoel lanl, ipeul ne0cll 0c1 GartotelH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20
tettO01t1as0

0aB Ser Gp9eu erit I'M b0beren Qtlter
8liitbelt uno Srildte berporbrtn9t uto
oaun ni6t cigentli0 nte6r %flettert, %lonoern
iid) nleDr fret iii Die @Obc ribtet, bilrtte ben
meiitcn Geiern befannt lein. g8cntger be-
fannt lit bo9cgelt Der llmitano, haB man
aus St0dlingcu bc5 Gpbeu III Oieien Sitter
tleine 8aum0en SIT er5ie0cn perl1aa, pel0e
nidt I'M miuociten rallftn lltO et1 leDr 5tcr7
lidc5 Ippfgepdd3 biloeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-20

1iae SDesiat- PraciS ais pr0bat erwiesen baben.
Same3schwache, nSchtlighe Er@iesSungen, Pus{eln
i'm Espsicht. yerlOrene ManDeskraft Werden pOsitiV
sphei!t. Kei9G Experimentation. Das richtige
Heilmittel wird sOfOrt I'm jedem Falle angewandt.
COnsultationcn, persUnlieh oder brictiich. streng
cOnfdrntieIl. Medizinen per Post und per Express
yersandt. Keine Zeichen auP den Packeten, welche
anP den InhaIt oder Sender schlieSsen laSSen. Man
sende zoe fir d4s Ruch: EerlOrene MaRneSkraft
uar X3anas. sonntags voa 10 bis y Or !:t:2sa.
jARES WINE OF HOPS fos:n asAi fle in Et'1' FIR &
KerrcnschwSche, veri0rene Entrsie, Jugendthor"
heiten, SchIeiciende KTauAbeJtcn und GEfeTdauilch-
keit. 81 per Quart1ascho q ti2shen fur 35i
jANES Wi1s Or 9AH18ligf a = d au! a'siS&is
gcs HeiImittcl fir Kranhhelten der Niernn, .rauel.
Schwachen, weissen Fluss uH'i sclilnershafte %aie1strar
alton. 81 per Qaaataasche; Q Fiascheh f1c $50.
FANFEg' NEp. VT??iNfHE FfGfEN H Hafne Ifa EleTS,s
be. hin ich "a der CeherzeagnEg GeEoinLnoh, CESS
neunzeintal der narHehsnlicbkeitea und DeSchffec-
dpn des {,elIens nus GIeicEGUitigkeit segen Gen &C.
Sr!lorIffs4rjeb entspringen. sGN0It vel EraUeH vie
bcs WSnanrD. TansGnde, Veir}p EiciIt den Wl2kii~
ci,p,, Gruui kannten itabeG sch IN F0lge cesNen dSs
Ici,en y~erhittcTt md das DaSeSn IN eisef Dtrae &c"
rIgrht. we cS GIiGAIigh uni %gUfrieGCn ia,le sean aIil-
rpp- TTRTINE P,LLLN, ZlSanlnlelgescsEt aus v Gr"
zplu md Kriufern. marhen die SciiWaehen stark.
Das. was man VeTl0reD matte oder me besasS. wa
W5ejpvkphrcn und daS Helm IA elfltin Gihcal.cGei
mYcl,en, Has Lehen list ga karz. um g. in einem
decentralization IND nickt zasagenden Helm IR YER.
trauern. wena cine 500 Box einem, SeffiiI Gld
sechS Ro%eD cine kity 5etc3FftfSb {itrf tso'oU'
Per Post yersaadi gegpn Empia:g deS Presses.
DR.. JAMES, No. 204 WashingsonS!. Chicago, Ill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

The New York World says that II the
American. DR.. Lamson. o under ar
rest in England on q charge Of poisoning
o lad who stood between him and q small
property. is guilty. 1t is unfortunate for
him that he 10 not to be tried in his own
country. Before Judge Cox. for exam.
pie, no might take up the greater part Of
. year in trying to prove that he had q
mission and nctsd under inspiration.
His shriit in England is likely to be
short and stern unless BIO can promptly
overthrow the case made out against
him BY the government. And yet no.
body saw DIR. Lamson poison the lad
whose death is laid OF his door, while
Guiteau was taken red-handed from the
murder OF President Garfield.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

An English author says the word
''crank" is Synonymous with the word
cheat or impcstor. In Ireland the term
10 used to describe the idea Of irrespon-
sibility, as In the case OF Q man Who
commits an assault without adequate
provocstiou. In our own country II has
been customary to say Of Q nan that he
is cranky" when he is sullsn and un'
civil. This use Of that word will not
probably disappear, because 1t is 30 to-
tally unlike the new application Of the
word "crank."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

The Utica IN. " Morning Herald
says that a Judge well known to the bar
Of central New York said yesterday that
the proper way to keep Guitsau still was
to have q lusty colorsd man by his side.
whose business il should be to put his
hand firmly over tho assassin's mouth
whenever ho opened il to interrupt the
Court. His HOnor's idea 10 worthy OF
the serious and immediate consideration
Of the Washington authorities.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09
u...dh een Tina bow of The office; th,

BE had been The boy Of tne umos' Jug
lowest one In rank about the concern.
and when be was promoted Q notch be
vas a. pleased a an actress witn :
bouquet she didn't pay for herself.
They asked him about the change
"No," said be. my work isn't easier.
It's meaner, too. and the salary isn't
raised any to speak Of. But. BY hokeyl
now I've got some n under me that l
can kick round. It's . hssp Of CON-
fortI"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

No less than ten car loads Of smslts
were received In New York from Canada
during one week. completely dsmorsliz-
ing the market. and reducing the prices
80 that they sold from one to four cents
. pound.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

A missionary in Ceylon writes as q mo-
ticeabls fact that where Christian women
are married to heather husbands, gener-
ally the influence 10 the household 10
Christian; whereas. when . Christian
man takes q heather woman. he usually
loses his Christian character. and the
influences Of the household are on the
aide OF heathspism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

There was so much drunkenness 10 Salt
Lake ON Monday. December 96,h. that
the City Council passed an ordinance
forbiddipg the sale or giving away Of any
kind Of intoxicating liquor during Mon
dsy. the % instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

The question has arisen at st. Thomas.
Canada. whether . man who rents apew
at church can use 1t for q sleeping apart.
msnt during the hours Of service. The
courts decide that . pew is like q BETH
in . sleeping car. and q man can sleep in
II or sit up and listen to the sermon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

William g. Douglas, Postal Route
Agent, has been arrested for robbing the
mails. Douglas ran on the route be-
tween San Francisco and Sacramento via
Stockton. Letters for some time on that
route have been tempered with. His de-
lection wss accomplished BY marked let.
tiers and money. Douglas has confessed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

There is much suffering among the
victims Of last summers FIRE in northern
Michigan. Many are poorly housed and
scantily fed and clothed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

Boucicaalt says that Oscar Wilde is .
clever man. and not the ass which his
ridiculous posing in London society
makes him appear. His devotion to The
ss,hsuo craze 10 thrss-touTths assumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

A New York Judge. in sentencing q
man convicted OF selling adulterated
milk said: 81 consider the man who
adulterstes food and the man who deals
in sdul,erated food worse than the sneak
thief or the assassin"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09
Grant never fo~reiyes IN enemy.

Grant never forsives an enemy. He
and Murphy are now in Washington
lobbying for the removal Of Public
Printer Dc Frees. who. during the Hayes
Administration. had tho temerity and
impudsnee to say mean things about the
would.be American Dictator.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

There are now at work in China II
Protestant Missionary Societies from
Europe and America, II British. /?
American, and 9 German. There are
3O5 British missionaries, $50 American,
and 40 German; making = total OF G25.
In Japan there are 81 Missionary sOcis.
ties, 10 American and s British; there
are l67 American missionaries and 40
British.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

An immense emigration from Gsrma-
ny is about to commence. the steamships
leaving Hamburg and Bremen having
already %, 900 tickets out.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

The libel suit Of the Bu:stin and Cal
against the Chronicle will be appealed to
The Supreme Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

And In accordance with law and an oroer Oh
the Board OF Directors. made on the nnn
t5th) day OF December. 1881. 90 many shares
Of each parcel Of such stock - may Dc
necessary will be sold at public auction. q tne
ofice Of the Company. No. az Csliiorniastrcst
Ban Francisco. California. on tne
twenty.sixth taoth) day OF JANUARY. isSS, a.
tho hour OF one ~ O'Clock ?. y. Of SAID Gay,
Y pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs OF Advertising ano e1'
penses Of the ale.
GEO. d. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Once No. az California street. Ban .risn-
cisco, California. jssta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

Mark TwaiA's fsthsr.in.law has bssn
ssriously urging hin 10 write . life Of
Christ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09
NEW TODAY.
NALEDOMIA Silver ulNIHo
o0MPANY:=Locst,ou Of principal place

~ oOMPANY.-Locstion Of principal place
OF business, Ban Francisco, California.
.~eation OF works. Storey county, Nevada.
Notce.-There arc delinquent upon The fol.
iowing.described stock, on account OF sssess.
ment No. ssl levied on the sixth T6th
day Of December. 1881. the several amounts sctt
opposite the names OF the respective share.
Names. No. Certif, Shs. Amt
Atkinson. Doud / %, Trus-
.l1l69. 10. 81 90
Atkinson T T Co, Trus.
Atkinson TT Co. Tia.: =.
Atkinson T 7 & 90. Tius ~
Observation-Disclosures. 100. a, =.
Atkinson T T 4 90, Tus.
tee. BOGUS. ... 3d.. 10
Atkinson T ia %. Trus-
teee......... .2O026. ... 30. ..l2 %
Atkinson T I'd Co. Trus.
...20 q.
Atkinson T T / %, Trus-
tses........:.........2os7 .....s =.
Atkinson T T / %, Trus-
.304OA.. .lOO. ...to o.
Atkinson T Co. Trut
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09
oraRKsArEp BELCHER INNING

Location OF principal place Of business. Ban
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice.-Thers are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF assess.
ment mo. 2O levied on the nftn tsthl day
Opposite the names Of the respective share
holders. a. follows: a..
Namaa. No. OertlI. one. Am y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

DoW....B... q Is
aa....U....iaw 80
issu
'as...iw....S =.
l7si....N.....s. E.
i1ssa. .i~....as ..
iT~s....D.....s. :.
i1s,t....@.....'@
1888 as :.
sUs....io.....sn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

on aNNc FOB MILL MINING AND
RI ~ Ss q Ssss; sssss 1''''''''''' ' ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

Illinois claims to be the banner agri.
cultural State Of the Union. It yields
10 per cent. OF the total corn production,
II per cent. Of the wheat, 15 per cent. Of
the oats and rye, etc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

When Alexander q. Stephens was
asked years ago why be had never mar.
risd. he answered decidedly: pride. I
have always been too proud. knowing
that I shosld always bo an invalid, 70
AK any woman to be my nurse"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

In Gold Hill. January 8. W. h. orislsr
to Miss Minnie Pohl.
Iu Carson Valley, January s, ]. Il.
B~randhorst, to Miss Caroline Johansman.
In Virginia. January Z, by Rev. George
\. Eastman, David Purcell to Mary Ellen
Douglass.
In Genoa. January s. o. W. Dickey to
Miss Flora T. Rowland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09
NEW TO-DAY.
c.I.Aouis-Consinued

10. oersif. sh'. Amt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-09

In winnemucca. January 9, to the wife
OF O.. B. Osborn, Q son.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-28
COrnstalks as Fuel.

An Iowa farmer, who has both coal
and wood on his farm, warns his house
with cornstalks, and claims that they
make the best and cheapest fuel he can
get. He uses large stove, and burns
the stalks in tightly-bound bundles,
weighing about forty pounds each. A
bundle burns three hours (withont
flame) in an alright stove. The large
stove offers SO much radiating surface
that it does not need to be very hot.
Five bundles a day, or 600 for the win
ter, suffice to keep the stove going and
the room warm. The farmer, Mr.. Rug
giles says: 1T can bind up six hundred
bundles of corn stalks in two days
alone. I couldn't chop the wood te
warm this room in week. Then in the
spring have load of strong ashes fol
my wheat field, while my neighbour
have to cut up the same cornstalks il
the spring to get them away from thu
harrow. IT makes me smile when
hear about these idiots up in Minnesot'
who have fifty-acre cornfelds, and still
20 cold or buy coal. Why, I'd rattle
burn cornstalks than cut maple WOO
within sight Of the house."
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-28
me where she lay. 1t was her white

me where she lay. It was her white
sun bonnet that had caught my eye. My
darling it was, and no other, that I had
picked up on the drenched road.
Dolly, anxious for her doll, had wan
dered out unseen to meet me in the
afternoon. For some hours she was not
missed. 1t CHANGED that my two elder
girls had gone over to my nearest neigh
boris, and my wife missing the child
just afterward, took it for granted she
was with them. The little one had come
on and on, until night. and the storm
overlook her, when she fell down fright
ened and utterly exhausted. I thanked
Heaven aloud before them all, sir as ]
said that none but God and his holy
angels had guided me to her. It's moi
much of story to listen to, sir; an
aware of that. But often think of il
in the long night. lying awake and
ask myself how could bear to live OF
now, had I run away from the poor lit
tie cry in the road, hardly louder tina,
squirrels chirp, and left my child t.
die.
Yes, sir, you are right: that's Doll
out yonder with her mother, pickin
fruit; the little trim figure in pink
with Just the same sort of white su
bonnet on her head that she wore tina
night, ten years ago. She is girl that wa
worth saving, sir though say it; AM
God knows that as long as my life last
1 shall be thankful that I came hom
that night, instead of staying in tn
town.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-28

S.P. O., Seguin, Texas: II am
clerk in country store, and would like
to be actor. What would you advise
me to do?' We would "advice" you
to stay behind the counter. If you in
sist on being an actor, the literary and
photographed labor of writing puffs OF
yourself for the press will wear your
young life away.--SJ'ings.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-28

A retired Rhode Island sea captain,
who boasts that he has made over ITO
voyages to the West indies, besides
other sea navigation, and never had a
keel touch bottom and never collected
cent OF insurance, says that he takes
little stock in the alleged changes in
currents which form the excuse for SO
many mishaps. and believes that more
watchful care would prevent @ large
part of them.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-28
The Wind Among the Trees.

In the spring the perfumed zephyrs,
Sweeping upward from the vale,
Play among the budding leaflets,
Whisper tenderly their tale
To the lovers as they wander
Mid the flowers, and they cease
Trouble thinking, as they listen
To the wind amongst the trees.
In the summer oft its signing
Tells of coming. welcome rain;
Cools the fevered lips of famine,
Or the parched brow of pain;
What can equal be in pathos,
Or so cheer us into ease,
As to sit and idly listen
To the wind among the trees ?
Though in autumn there's sadness
In its solemn, signing moan,
While the leaves are idly falling
With its every, slightest tone,.
Yet it cheers ON frosty morning,
When it quickens to breeze,
To hearken, while we wander,
To the wind among the trees.
In the winter, when old Boreas
Greets with gales the coming year,
And doth wildly through the pine tops
Moan and cry as though in fear
Then we sit within the freight,
Dreaming of our argosies,
Building castles, lulled to slumber
By the wind among the trees.
In the summer, in the winter,
In the spring, and in the fall,
Mid the roses, mid the showing,
Through the changeful seasons all,
Laden with the fragrant ozone,
Or direct from Boreal seas,
Does it ever cheer to listen
To the wind among the trees7
Waueriy Magasin
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1882-01-28

Ephraim Aston, colored man in
North Carolina, while splitting up the
butt of tree into rails, found twenty
six gold pieces in an auger-hule, ovel
which the tree had grown 30 as tc
conceal the opening. It is supposed
the coins were placed there about 1872