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O%PERA-HOUSE
Clothing Store
bar alto uaret betjenot for
tine Gl90es= Garer, baaoe for
Gutter % Born.
81 hi bill beboloe benne
Dor Stiain9 iom ct leOenoe
6irma / benne Slags 9an=
Del, % tilbpoer Sra9ter for
4ae, li9efra smaafolf paa
2 Nar % opoper.
st iuloitanoi9t Splag, %
Nlt MT; life Spor at no9et
@aumelt.
Sort Spla9 al SOier for
Dor Streooer Nfoelin9 er
NIL foripnet meO ct itorartet
uOpal9 al De foritjeai9e
Sla9s.
s Sanobeo, Oct er mage
LOFT, % oct uil Mae ii9e, ioln
JET oct.
Sette er Dor 5orretnin9,
% ri CT MI beore iltano emo
no9eniinoe eaers til at TIL
ireositiae Iae % Gnbuer
me0 b%paOiombelit De matte
onite lisefra Ell iimpelS ra9t
til Ell elegant Srpaupstlao=
ming.
9uit I'LL paa bette!
81 pil sierne ie bore 9amle
&unoer % mango npe. 81
fan oppiie Oct peneite % TO-
lioeite 0are=2 a9er / 2anoet,
% enten Sc fiOber eller lite,
er = 0ltio bierteli9 peltom=
men hos
W. |. EASTON.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

par ben, at Sotumenterne tom !SGns
berne paa en- 9reu at Samilien, oer
ubpan6rebe til slmerito, %, / bet
Winblte for oct 5erite, par banse for
at gjore 8rug al benz, Oa De life par
tonne / SeiibbbeIie al benz pGa en-
retmGsfg Maa6e. 8 ct belt aarbnncs
reoe bar Der uGret SporgIag eftsr bisle
Bapirsr, os III fOnOt GOwarO 8annt
benz / beu 9amIe &ones Spite. San
er allerc6e psubt tilba9e til Git9IanO,
iifter paa, at Summen pil bliue no
betalt, Og nogen SasateI CT BET life;
Den cr MI siennem Dc mango aar ite9et
til . MiQipner Collars. Sclu "m
&eeierin9en lite itulpe uiae g. 40
paa at ubbetaIe BEN belle Gum, bar
bog bisie SOfumenter aOifiais biltoriit
9Rrbi.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

st 9oot Raab.-6or paa ben lits
reite Otaabe al renie for9ylote Jtams
mcr % WfobIer, fan man tase no9le
Stiuer Sos, Iasse Dem / Innten Spi'
rituS % 9nibe R ammerne let frem o9
tiIba9e Oermeb, buorpeo alt SmuoS,
iiGr 5lusimups, foriuinOer uoen at be-
ifaoige 6Or9ploningen.
6ebtpIettcr paa SiItetpi os llIotsi
tases bort mao SibssSsr, iom itrabs5
% Ia99es tgtt paa. Gftsr 3 a 40as
ses 6orlob BAT SeIGsninsen trlttet
Jeotst I'D, o9 naar YIetterne, efter
9i6esSerets SOrtsang, 9nipes meo BAT,
foripinocr Be.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Splesnlng paa @aaSc / Go. 3.
Vt Stilot.
0aaOe.

9Flt 6srIte Ton bIipe ct 3ur,
9af aHoet bar pGret en- 8lante,
Soni' lpts man meo Suit ben ei blanote,
Silne bIioe ioriGroslis opr.
Attt Treble inns fat / bpert Sus;
Stan slenmer Der blanot meaet auoet
1lA'se bet 6grite % auoet.
2et ltal itjGrme mob 8otter ua @us.
Get Sele er en- aIerlisbeos gast,
Ser tnpttes imelem TO Barter.
ger trGoss BERTH ct Slass ~ebarter".
@IGt iaa 9aaosu, ON bet Itaar / bin gRaot
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
llb1sgeligt @jcnian. era geit itri:

U~DD99ell9f Wlcnlpn. ora Sef lfFi'
pes: Den 23te augult oar Der Sal:
iarisong til BET graft t~aioIife 3Ioltel
/ NGrbeosn al Wtuntaas. Gu itOr
WGngoe Sonoer par itrsmmet bib, %
Der par ei bsusr nogsn Man9el pan
be uso iaaoanne 2eiItsbeber tolri9e
Si9ss,ifaysr. Slanbt bisie bauoe man
iiGr ltor MebIibsnbeo meo en- Out
uoeu gcn, Der Ilabte rig frem paa line
6na og lang line 8irteiausc. 9per
6orbigaaenbe falteoc en- @aus / bans
9ot. Gn Sonbetone, iom git iOrbi,
Ia9oe oeiao en- Stiuing beri os pilbs
gau pioere, ba @uttsn tiltalte bsnbs
ps iasps: "at Mtama, o9iaa bu siusr
mig en- Stiuin9!~ Sonoetouen ltub:
ieoe, ioa @uttsn i aniistet os be:
iuimeoe. Suu 9ienfjenote fit Barn,
iom uso Spuaarsal0srez blsu i~tiaalci
ira benoe al en- sanbitrpser. 0ennc
bauoe afiat @uttens Scn, forat ban,
ium SrobIins, ituloe uGtte 5oIts MeS:
Iloenbeb os paa BEN Sis ifuiie bom
Snbt99tcr. Sanbltrp9eren bleu itrar
lat fat, og Sonbetonen forte lit ulpt.
teliee Barn meb li9 bicm.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

Gn 8one ifulbe tiobe 9yS os bIep
lei, oa bun borte, at be par bIeune
oprere. "Suoraf tommer bet?" ipurste
bun. Oct sr Srisen, iom ct StpIo
/ bet". "8jGre uene, ilaas be MI oss
iaa ueb 2ps".
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

A colored girl at Atlanta, Ga, was
invoked over by an engine, and in a few
minutes got up as if nothing unusual had
happened. and, ,oking after the engine,
sala: "iou's got a heap Of politenes to
serv a lady that way z"
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Naar for Gamer.

6. Sre3inifi bar ct fort Splas al
wit6es" til Eriier fra $l.0O os opooer.
'gSapes" % "5rissets" | fort llopals, pg'
iaa SaarsaiGoer, Tinse % 9ulobellaaeoe
Eager al Saar. 9ameuGreliet er Deb Sts
ben al Sarberitlen, liscouerfor bet nps Yolt'
.tontur, ooer 2eonarSs Scsbaneel. Alt.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
Groceries
IVER

Nv LIZ LARSEN.
go 9.orFe, Dante 90 suea.
s1 Ea fie Segcr / ct i.orarist I'D.
uaIs, faousI rsIieisis. bii.oris
IA tie us eit5eiiifs Bsssr. sub:
H ft0Ibis gataics % gAG9s,
- tateIoS fcr iaar fsnbss fit
til ensuer iaut RrsuenuIner af ilssbfas
bet ARorbsa". 2eieic,eninacr fnhs bps
os ct ppperIist nsuaIs.
80 saares, sue
sise % 9ansaaes uoites
bes % Rsuee bsls,sts tiens
ienbt til builfstiombeIft goils
&M fcntor. fGa OF peSfomRenbe
W Eisutnie faar ~fontaIte Bsnse,
nae nsids,ig abrsSie opeices. nttuntsr
fuIb @arantt. Siutae Daupfti5sbiusts
tsr wisb &c bebfte Ginier.
- GnSoeSezgaEset. grais
b I'd uif4cyshosibs enaslffeS prog
usso fulSftarois llb~tais6eisas
re neIfs. Gn paalibsIig GeiIsbsr
for Sesgnosre, Snbpoabrsre
80 % andre, fora I tort Gi5 pil
Iare ttg felo at Eaie, ifripe % tale bet
enssIffe Sprog. Smutt inbbunben,
portofrit for Sl.0o sOs ~ubsiuerne
s. e. 3easnS C &c.,
226 Miispaufee sius., gbtcaao.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
On 0aat tiIios. l8eQ Senorit Oroo

GH Sa9t titles. 2Ssa 9enorit oro9
ior ct Bar Gage iioeR no paa cate
SuperiOr / en- ~iOr5oIOsuis Iiosn ynaO
for at iiite. Oct 9it life rnrt meb
Siite. 5ansiten, men oa ban lagoe noget
nGrnlere inb MOB 9piten, ioa ban, at
Ct 9iort, ri~msIisuis ioriuIst ira gono:
iOroen itprteoe Jig ND / ganoet %
lusmmsbe nflte6. Ct ltu latte sen;
orif eiter ms6 traitige aaretas %
manpurereoe ~iaaIeScs, at ban it FIN
gaaO mellem StranOen og Sprst.
Snurt par ban paa Chen al Bet, men
Oa ban life bauoe Stpocs Saaben mco,
maOtte ban biRIpe Jig, iom ban tunOe.
9an faitsoe CT Bar meo 6rog ioripneoe
itGrte 6iife. Sncrer our 9iortsns SaIs,
aro9ene bso iis ialt, pS oa gan ban
ben mso Narcn nogIe SIn9 ousr 6os
ueost. Saa glorbe ban al 6arss9ineu
en- Snare, o9 NJ cen nn5ragt Omtrin9
9crnene, men 8pret bIeu M iaa
raicnbe, at Oct uGi,cn bap0e pGItet
Saaben. Gn Bar uGIbi9e 2areiiag til
siOrpe Dog al meO bets Gin. os bism
tom 9enbrid mso 9iortsn paa SlGbss
Sous. Den gap l75 Buno iortriuIt9t
6isb, ct beOre llobptte, END ban nogen:
iinbe bare uentet al i'm 6iiie, lur.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

Spucs Sprog. De iieite al Os piI
naturli9uiS u9re paa oct Reue meo, at
lpues6 aanouGrtet, breuet | bet Store,
iuIt life CT ct iGrbsles letpinot 6aanos
pert at lGrs Der maa Dag o9 Nat
ipefuleres % ipetuIetes, ia oct iorbrer
iitferIis en- OrbentIis 9%iennemiOrt Stus
blum, ON man ifal mao nogen Seioe
/ 6aset og bliue Ell meiter:Gpu, iaas
lebes iom /. Gr. Ole 6piIano og
@jGit Saarbien | bet samle 2anb, %
iom Mlan9foloige | be fore gDsr / be
6Orcnebe Stater. Wtsn Bet cr bog life
Glt; / DC foritielli9ite Sanbe bar be
oglaa at IG9se fig efter ct eget Spros,
ba bcres Stiuing ~ligeOusrfor 8olitiet
laa pfte 9isr bet neopenbist at tale
meo ~bueranore ~uforitaaeli9t for anore.
Oette Spro9 er me9et foritieuist Iauet
mart iabriteres BET / IN S~aanbeusus
bling, iom +. er. ueo at IG99e StaueIs
len is til ale Orb, o%Itiaa meets meis
tots morris, Der bar en- e9en SlasS
latinit Slang, os bog er bet blot
meet me to morrow. lnbre Gpues
SprO9, I. Gr. / California, Ct bpssct
otter Ell langt uauifeliqere Rlon; BE- 9iucr
iaaIeoss buert go9itau en- anOsn gpo,
iaalepes uotaIes a Zig aye, i Zig eye,
h Zig hay ciu., buiItet 9ior bet belle
Sprog iaa iremmeb, Of bet IT umulist
for N llinouiet at ioIge msS oerpau.
6nfeIte bruser O9iua at latte ben iioite
StuueIie iorit, eller ben iibite goeitap
fsrit, og ait bette tisnsr til at forpiIoe
ben, Der lite bar 6orltano oerpaa.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
FeparererSG 8ter oeRaTineri.

4nn oegne Sio al Garrt uil ui ipecieIi
4Isre 6armere o9 Nuore, Der .rGnser =!
RpGg sI:r So &es;er, oumGriiomnls pan
1t ri tr iiiGEo til at leuere ale bruatllgs
StsrreIier, fro 3 Gems til 10 Cons Sdpa
citet, eiter Tort Snrisl os til iaa laue Fri
Ter, ioia uoseu isrits alasies 6abriton!
ler cIer uoaet auost Sieo fan ti!bpes.
9st CT life Dor N9t al Ion'urrere met
Sc biliaers S!aa5 Se9tsr. tbt bette tunoo
aleus tie ocrueo, at ri iabrlrereoe ct oacr
liesrs Slaas, ION buerten piloe iilirsps
title rs elsr pore aunoer, uten pep Of
tru9e itrsns Spariommelisbso, iase pei
9are paa Narieosts Sang % uGre usl ipr
usiet meS Ell lioea bsrettiset BrpHt er Of
{ S;aao til at ircrnbpOe ID Salas Ssster
Ser oil itaa oee Chen al be bebite, for en-
Eris, ioni ri er upsrbepii. ON oil befi10es
rimelis-&ors Sestsr s~aranteres / snbueg
Ssnieenoe.
SnmE;elt Ssrn, @csins. Robb,r % 3ini
iisbss for aontant til bcieite NarieOs Eris
sler tascS / Butte for Sssfsr.
II. Il. CASTOR s. Co
sortcr / gnen hos 3. g. gee. Der
Rprlte Sorlags- Sauoel / Rain Strest.
Sabritisn l;sser IA YRiI i Sefi
for 9eeorah.
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17
CASH STORE.

Sa ber / 9tcw Yost fanot Iaa TOR.
article Guanss, 2lutliousr Steo, og bette
Tor en- IiO ruiuereoe priicrne paa iau
mango Slags 8arsy, par ic9 i Gbicooo
os 9iorOe Snbfjob og tuno, i%aoIe6es
bragg 5orbsl Of bi5is RrisnsoIattelIer L;
ienere ct 8arcrne gaaet opcy / 6Gn.
oerue pna WboleiaIe. 6anblcre, bpille
bar forboict 4riieyne. Sea boz
tisbt ct meget itort 8oreOplo9 "a me
get biuist og. oa je9 ielgsr | 6o,bOlc
til mine 9aetiob, piQs mine Nunou
tuune br0ge 6orOeI berof. 3sg bGr
Tor bait ioa pent lloualg al
os iua ombp99slig uoisgte. e
bru9te to Tiger til al utiagg
Sarerne, Og jes imigrsr mig mg6 ran
6%orOisuing, at ieg MI CT iitan5 til al
tilireo5ltias mine 6unSer baope beat
os Rriier ungaar. 0ijt llooala al
Cashmeres, iOrte Og farpsoe,
Novelty Goods Og
ND
Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17

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Decorah-posten., 1883-10-17


anben ct fort Il
Iron clad, fHa
le,s portoirit III
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-04-07
Excentricities Of the Nobility.

If the secret history of the European
aristocracy could be written, it would
form series of stories that would
eclipse the fame of the Arabian Nights
Entertainments. The Tichborne case
is only one of large number in which
the heirs to titles and estates have
voluntarily disappeared, and often
times without suffering their friends
to learn their after fate. A distin-
guished living English peer and states
man cannot dine at a friends house
without pocketing the silver, and his
clothes are searched every night by his
valet, in order that spoons, forks and
salt-cellars may be returned to their
owners. tt+U
The Earl of Stamford recently died.
His successor in the earldom has for
years been living at Cape Town. or its
vicinity, and his present wife is Hot
tentot, by whom he has three children.
The London Truth states that the earl
lives in an iron hut and busies himself
gathering sticks for the fire, although
he insists upon being called by his
title. 1t woNld be interesting to see a
Hottentot countess introduced into
English society and take her stand
according to her rank at Court
Drawing Room.
In France probate suit grows out
of the fancy of the Vicomte de Bril-
mont, after his separation from his
wife, fifteen or twenty years ago, TO
adopt "a little fair girl" A woman
who was commissioned to find such a
child obtained one in England, and
the vicOmte when he died two years
ago bequeathed the girl, now sweet
seventeen, 100000. OF course the
relatives of the deceased tried to break
the will, but they did not succeed, and
the young waif gets the money
Ne,0 York Journal.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-04-07
Suitable NJ anures.

All vegetables that are grown Tor
their leaves or stems require an abund-
ance of heterogeneous manures, and it is
useless to attempt vegetable gardening
without it. To this class belong cab
bage, lettuce, spinach, etc. The other
class, which is grown principally for
itsseeds or pods, as beans, peas, etc.,
does not require much manure of this
character; in fact, the plants are in
jured by it. 1t causes too great a
growth of stem and leaf, and the earli-
ness--a great aim in vegetable grow
ing-is injuriously affected. Mineral
manures, as wood ashes, bonedust, etc.
are much better for them. For vege-
tables requiring rich stable manure it
is best that they have it well rotted
and decayed. Fothing has yet been
found SO well fitted for the purpose as
old hotbed dung, though to the smell
no trace of ammonia" remains in it.
Gardeners Monthly.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-04-07
FOR THE FARM AND HOME.


! Plums are attacked by two insect
pests. One is the curculio which makes
a crescent mark. on the young fruit,
and one is the plum gouger, which lays
an egg in the plum and causes drop
of gum to exude or the fruit turns to
a puffy, brownish decayed ball. The
only effective way to avoid these pests
is to make a poultry yard around the
plum trees and scatter the feed about
them, so that the fowls will scatter the
soil and pick up the insects. 1t is not
the insects that fly that do the damage
but those Matched in the ground from
the fallen fruit, which come up in the
spring and attack the tree. The more
the ground about the trees is disturbed
the better for them.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-04-07
A small handful of green hoarhound

A small handful of green hoarhound
tied in a muslin bag and boiled with
white clothes imparts an agreeable
clearness and odor.
To rid room of the disagreeable
smell of fresh paint let pailful of wa
ter in which handful of hay has been
placed stand in the room over night.
To remove mildew from linen rub
the spot with soap; scrape chalk over
it and rub it well; lay it on the grass,
in the sun; rs it dries, wet it little;
it will come out with two applications.
To clean hair-brushes sprinkle them
well with powdered borax, let them lie
half an hour, then wash and rub thor
oughly. 1t is good plan to clean
two, as they clean better by rubbing
two together.
Few people know, and thousands do
not know, that by setting glass fruit
jar on folded towel thoroughly soaked
in cold water, the fruit can be poured
in boiling hot, with no moro danger uf
breaking than with tin can.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-04-07
Biting Horses.

Horses have been successfully cured
of this vice by putting piece of hard
wood an inch and half square in the
animals mouth, about the same length
as an ordinary snaffle bit. 1t may be
fastened by throng of leather passed
through two holes in the ends of the
wood, and secured to the bride. 1t
must be used in addition to the bit, but
in no way to impede the working of
the bit. Rarey adopted this plan with
the zebra in the Zoo, which was a ter
rible brute at biting. Mr.. Rarey sue
ceeded, however, in tanning and train
ing him to harness, and drove him
through the streets of London. Ami
mails with this vice should be treated
kindly in the stable, and not abused
with pitchfork handles, whips, etc. An
apple, crust of bread, piece of beet,
ETC., and kind pat, but firm, watchful
hand and eye, with the use of the
above wooden bit, will cure the most
inveterate bitter. The fact that he
cannot shut his mouth or grip any
thing soon dawns upon him, and then
he is conquered.-Toronto Globe.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-04-07
The Gadhy and Its Grub.

Farmers who study the habits of
their sheep have observed that in the
hot months they gather into punches
on bare spots, with heads close together
and noses to the ground, and kick and
stamp and snuff, seeming to be on
guard against some willy foe. The
enemy is the gadf1y, and at the first
chance 1t lodges in and deposits eggs
in the nostrils of the sheep. These
soon hatch into Larvae, or young grubs,
and crawl up into the cavity of the
head and attach themselves to the
membranous Innings and remain there
until the next spring and grow to be
an inch or more long, and then descend
to the ground, and when the proper
season arrives for laying eggs are de-
veloped into gadflies, ready to attack
the sheep again. Some claim that this
grub in the head is fatal to well-cared-
for sheep; others deny this. Some
writers say there are never more than
two grubs in sleeps head, one in
each nostril, and sometimes pro-
duce blindness; others claim to have
found score or more. The first sign
of this malady is an aimless wandering
around, and twisting about of the
nd ruha f,1Ioh o6uonna6 hi
charge at the nose, occasionally streaked
with blood
The remedies are various. Randall
and the American Stock Book, both
good authorities, say tobacco smoke
blown through the stem of pipe into
the nostrils, or tobacco-water thrown
up the nostrils with syringe being
careful not to let much of it get into
the throat), is efficacious. Another
writer says: Mix turpentine and sweet
oil, half and half, hold the nose up
and pour in slowly and carefully to
prevent choking by the fluid entering
the windpipe and lungs. This is SAID
to be very efficacious. DR.. johnson, a
veterinary surgeon, says: Turpentine
and linseed oil, equal parts, 8 ounces
add half dram carbolic acid crystals
mix, give tablespoonful on tongue
every night. Some claim that turpen-
tine on the side of the head opposite
the locality of the grub, letting it soak
in some, will cause the sheep to sneeze,
throwing the grub out. Other RENE
dies might be mentioned but the above
are considered as good as any. 1t is
the opinion of many shepherds that
grubs are not very fatal in flocks vel
cared for, but among poorly kept sheer
is where they do the most harm.-Cdr
los Mason, Lake County, ohio.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-04-07
The Chiefs Overdose.

Seamen have to encounter the perils
of the land as well as those of the
ocean. When sailing among the islets
of the Southern Pacific, whose super
stitious inhabitants are as tickle as the
inconstant wind, they wear their lives
on their sleeves. The slightest mis-
take may turn the friends of to-day
into the foes of tomorrow.
Not many years ago, a whaler, cruis-
ing in the South Pacific, luffed up to
a little island in order to fill the almost
empty water casks. The natives, who
were on the shore in great numbers,
were seen beating their breasts and
uttering mournful cries. Several of
them swan off to the ship and made
the captain understand that some i'm
portant person was sick and in need
of medical treatment. He, being
kind-hearted man, invited them by
signs to bring the sick person on board.
They needed the invitation and brought
off the king of the island, who had
not been ill long enough for the wall
ing and the beating of tom-toms to
produce fatal results.
The captain gave the chief small
dose of one of those "cure-alls," usual
ly kept in a ships medicine chest.
The medicine, the absence OF tom-toms,
and the faith of the sufferer wrought
a speedy improvement. On the follow
ing evening the captain thought it safe
to allow him to return, not, however,
until he had given him bottle of the
medicine to be used in case of a return
of the sickness.
That night the chief had another
attack. thinking that if a small dose
had partly relieved him, a larger one
would effect complete cure, he poured
the contents of the bottle down his
throat.
Alas! the calculations even of the
great of this world are not always cor
rect. The next morning the chief was
corpse. f.-s gtser
The captain, suspecting, from the
ominous stiffness, that something was
wrong, took the precaution of slowing
firearms into the boat that was to tow
off the water; casks. 1t had scarcely
touched the shore when the natives
attacked the crew, who by the greatest
expedition were scarcely able to regain
the ship; which at once set sail and de-
parted.
The captain never revisited the
island. He learned that another
whaler, putting in there for water, was
mistaken for his vessel, and several
of its crew severely wounded, before
the natives discovered their error.
The natives had carefully kept the
bottle, thinking it an instrument Of
sorcery, because, though heavy, it
could not be made to sink.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-04-07
An embroidery mania has seized o

An embroidery mania has seized on
the Canton of Thurgau, in Switzer-
land. Owing to the recent demand
for the work every one in the canton
who can get enough money together
invests in embroidery looms. Shep-
herds leave their fiocks, peasants their
plows, landlords their taverns and
farm hands their horses to adopt the
one branch of trade, while numerous
companies are formed and every one
expects to make fortune by embroi l.
ering.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-04-07
washington News.

The receipts of the Internal Revenue Office
during the fiscal year were $146, 400, 900; the
receipts from July l, 1882, to March 81,
1888, exceed the receipts for the correspond
ing period of last year by 100000. 1t is
estimated that the receipts for the current
fiscal year, if there had been no reduction in
taxation, would amount to $148,625, 900.
The reduction is estimated at $5,0OO.OOO.
Treasurer Gilfllan states that he does not
feel authorized to Withhold Tom Ochlitrees
salary unless further evidences of his in
d,btedness to the government is shown.
Stephens City star. (Stephens City, Va.) 1881-1883, 1883-04-07
Braye ana Faithful Guardian Of Our
unmes and Properly Rescued from I'M

A Rrsye anS Faithful Guardian Of Our
Homes and Property Rescued from lm-
ininent Peril.
A very popular and well-known member Of our police
socs who rs ,rf rmed duty twelve years at che Union
r. r. Depot ON Exchange Place, In Providence, h'l.'
ryes his uns lIcited testimony. Hear Inn
,Ihaye been dreadfuy troubled with disease OF the
Kidney and Liver during the past six months at times
was 90 severely afflicted that was unable to stanG on
my feet my feet and lower parts OF my legs were very
badly swollen; my urinary organs were IN ~ Son
dition, my blood IN wretched state. AND ~ mao
become SO impoverished and circulated so poorly that
my hands and feet would be cold and numb and SO wnte
"A to appear feess could not rest nights, but was
40 distressed all that could not lie still In bed bus
ould keep turning and ROLLING from one side to the other
Ali night so that would feel more tired and exhausted
IN the morning than when went to bed. NY sondition
became serious that was obliged TO stop WORK. anu
for tltj days was unable to be on duty. iconsuteo
the best doctors, and tried the numerous
.oc,ed cures but rapidly grew worse. ard was In
"a condition eve y way when longtime valued friend
of mine prominent in this city in alarge express CON-
many urged to try Hunts Remedy as ne nau KNOWN
If wonderful cures effected by It, Upon his represents
don obtained two bottles Of the Remedy and COM
meuced taking directed and greatly to my
Il, less than twentyfoar hours commenced TO reel re-
,;arsd I was IN an awful condition when began 10
take the Remedy aud had nofhh in it, therefore, when
found almost Immediate relief, even IN one Gay uss
NJ n INV heart was made glad And assure you on-
.ruad To take the Remedy and to improve constantly
from day to day. took with me on my trip to Name
for was bound have it with me all the time ana tne
that improved speedily all the time was away
80 cr since my a,rva home, which several weeks
,ro have been on duty every day. feel FIST rate and
.o .usll;na of hand feet and sss have disappeared
sa The teri bic which used to bother me more
than all the rest. troubles me no morei and sleeI
splcndidy nights and surely have ven Hunts
g., n h,, tnads new man of me- don't know VA
should have done without Hunts heme9y ,s 70 nm
hest rasdcinA that ever took, and very ga1y RECON-
nnd n to ali who are afflicted with kaney OF hVe
i H.nsss or diserses of the Urinary organs "
| s'Reapectfully. ISAAC W. rAlhbhoAnH-Ns-