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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-21

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-21

Oby f. Owen, defau.ting teller Of the
Third National Bank, st. Louis, has
been sentenced to eight years in the
Penitentiary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-21

1t has been decided that before the
lst of May Sitting Bull aud his 40 men,
women and children shall be embarked
at Randall and sent up the river to
Standing Rock.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-21

A NASAL INJECToR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy,
Price 30 cents. Sold at the Eagle
Drug Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-21

As have disposed Of my wood ranch and
wood business In chis county, all persons In
debted TO me are requested to settle up imme,
diately, as Isintena to engage In other business
elsewhere as soon as can conveniently do 30.
LORENZO PAOLETTrs
wiaaazaacsa, Nsrs., pec. 2s, 1889. Il"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-21
Sensible AsIsicr.

For dressing the hair, aud beautify-
ing it when gray. nothing is so satisfac-
tory as Parker's Hair Balsam.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-21

SHnoHs CURE WILL Immediately
relieve Group. Whooping couch aad
Bronchitis. Call at the Eagle Drug
Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-21

Money orders issued from s to IL o'clock AN.
and from to clock p. NJ. da ly.
No money orders issued on sunday
Letters received for registration from 8 to II
o'clock A. N. daily, sundays excepted.
Slal!s for the last close at o'clock p. M.
daily.
Malls for the Vest close at ! O'Clock r. NJ
daily. Il ~a
F. C. ROBINS. Postmaster
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-21

N. LEVY & Co. are agents for Dami'
ana Bitters.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-21

AGE NTS:
C. W. CRANE, 3lS Pine street and 10 Leides
dorf street, Room 80, san Francisco
W. A. CAswELL, Sacramento, California
B. F. RILEY is authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in
Paradise Valley.
S r. YoUxG is authorized to collect and
receipt for subscriptions TO the SILVER STATE at
Big Meadows.
A. GIsTz Is authorized to collect and receipt
Tor subscriptions % tAe SILVER STATE in Spring
City.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12
For Our Stomach's Sake.


Madame de Dura> once iaughingN said
that Ann1iedge Of Latin wa> useful in
making >Weetmeats. and 50 II would almost
seem a. y thorough KNOW ledge pi pny>ic,
~as essential IN scectiug a dinner. u, II aur
cooks ought 10 be iir.t-cla,> chemist, and
oar caterers graduates from the medical
\ schools. Atter listening to hOmIlie> read
Y INK volumes upon what 10 eat and what not
4 to eat. after having our cherished mnce Me
{ ~rested from u. after sacrificing our toasted
( cheese, our be.oVed doughnui, our sa,ory
4 intier, u the enlightened spirit ni the age
after giving our plum pudding the cold
shoulder in return for lndIge>tI,e Chlils ana
/ bAl.IshIng cake from the festive board. ac-
cording TO the dictates of the dIetar, police
we begin, perhaps, 70 suspect that We have
/ been denying ourselves for naughl. since
those who eat what is sci before them. ask
/ ing no questions for conscience sake-or the
/ hostess'-pa,ing little heed to the material
50 long a. II pleases the palate, are quite as
we'll OF Ia the matter Of digestion as We
who have given our whole minds to H. But
I let one of these careless folks become CON
sclous that he mas a stomach and We expe-
I rience a relapse into belief in the heroic di-
et. In the meantime We are likely to be
buiieted by every wind of doctrine after
devoting ourselves To oatmeal with the en-
thusIasm of proselyte, taking the bitter
with the sweet, We are suddenly confronted
with the theor, that oatmeal Is too heating
and irritating to the coats of the stomach,
which have become more care to Us than all
| our garments put together after dIssIpatlng
/ upon Graham bread, We are told that il is
too rch with nitratts. and needs to be adul-
: A n
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Blaine's Boyhood



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Lna,,n nm tb,. rnad ~ b7Io,,, >. So.
Fam, and III, mn., haha,a ,o,r.sI,a. j,
corI,n,ly -Tba two bnr. soiJ III, ,L,,
vn,,Id Nil. surb sigrs !, ,h@ H..
noIes whenever ,hpv ver. rind.J aaJ
meant N do The sane ,hio,, co,,n,, h,oL
ayain Hnpb Ewinp s,id NJ vonlJ III III,
,b.x did ~ sucb t6ing Th.y again IL
claied that tbey meant on tn.;r return frnm
Colunbu, ,o ier,de the a,g nole .W,u'
said Huph Ewing I'M mi yo,, hotb m, ~
the buggy if ,ou do.' About iii, rime J
rabbit ran across the road and tho nv.
iumped down to run for il and tina, d..
posea of the quarrel for that time WI,
ibey pnt ID Columbus. rhey drove their hor,.
into Noble, tavern. He had lined preyi-
ousIv in Lancaster. The BOYS went around
there for day or two, and. As tbeir money
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He Nailed Up the Sign.

A woman opened small millinery shop
and engaged painter to paint her sign.
When IT came home the other day she saw
that it read "MrsS. J. Blank 4 Co.. and
she called out You have an extra $ in
Mrs. and you must paint the sign over
again"
The painter saw the error, but he didn't
want the job Of correcting it. and he replied,
MADAM haven't you had two husbands ~
"Yes, sir"
.'Iou were a Mrs. when you lost the first ~
II was
'.And do YOU think woman can 90 on
marrying for ever and not lengthcn out her
title Mrs means a married woman or a
widow. 'Mrss.' means a woman who has
been married twice, and is young enough to
marry again; and only Yesterday rich old
chap was in our shop and said that if he
had any idea that you were heart free, he'd
come up"
..Oh, well you can nail up the sign" she
interrupted.
And there it is to-day
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12
The Milk in the Cocoa Nut.

One night. saws the Snmerville JourH1I.
the liquor dealer made wager with the mar
shal that he could bring a large quantity Of
liquor into the city and sell II IN small whole
sale lots without the latter being able to
catch him. Inc next day the liquor dealer
disappeared, only to reappear as suddenly a
couple OF days later. The marshals mvrmi-
dons soon detected very strong odor Of
whiskey in the public breath. but after VAN
l.! hunting the source OF supply for week,
the marshal suddenly thought Of his wager.
and made descent on his friend. but found
nothing Illegal on the premises. After dis
missing his officers the marshal SAID
"Look here, X. thi. town i Just chuck
full Of whIskey, and believe YOU are at the
bottom OF the barrel. Now give Us the
racket, and If you have won your wager Hi
pay up and say nothing about it,
With broad grin the olh her replied, a. he
selected cocoa-nut from basket-ful il
the corner:
Here take that home and sample it,
passed five thousand Of them under your
very nose last week, and this il the very
last one Of the lot.
The marshal got up and left with his sam
pie.
1t was filed with whiskey
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PIt'
1t was filled with whiskey.

A woman dropped into commission
house on Woodbridge St, to purchase a
barrel Of apples for family use. bu, she did
not mean to be bitten IN the purchase.
Are all the best ones on top 7" she eau
tiously asked. "Oh, no; the contents are
alike all the way through" "Will YOU
knock the head out of the other end r.
Certainly, madam" and in two minutes
the feat was accomplished and she saw the
same grade of choice apples. This salts
fed her that there was no deception, and
she paid over her money. II was not until
she related the circumstance al the dinner
table that anything happened to raise a
doubt in her mind Then her husband said :
MY dear, used 10 buy and pack and ship
apples. The rule is peck Of nice ones at
either end Of the barrel and a bushel and a
half of worm holes in the middle. Pass the
butter. '-DetroH Free Press.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12

A Story Of "SpoOpendyke."

Some wears ago, Stanley Huntley. the
"Spoopendyke' of the BROOKLYN Eagls.
vas attached to the staff Of the 81
Louis Times. morning paper owned by
SriSon Hutchins, now Of the Washington
Post Hutchns, VINO had been member
Of the Missouri Legislature and was EN-
phatlca.lH a "heavy weight in State politics
also controlled the Evening Dispatch but.
for the sake of effect. was very careful TO
impress upon the public that the Times and
Dtspatch were separate institutions. His
employees were charged with the same
story and. considering the difficulty of
maintaining ii the secret was verv well kept.
One spring, Huntey was sent to report
the session OF the legislature at Jefferson
City. 1t twas a long session, and at its end
the Missouri senators, representatives. re-
pOrters, officers and about everyone present
wen in for grand ''circus" They tore up
the seats, unhlnged the doors, smashed each
others hats (and taces,l and, in fact.
got very drunk, to the great scandal OF the
State.
This was before Huntley signed the measy
pledge and became dodgasted temperance
man. He returned to st. Louis, a day or
Two after, but was in no condition to work
and the "old man" good -naturedv allowed
hlm day to get sober. The day passed
and another one went, but he was still una
Bile to leave his room.
Finally, Hutchns sent him a message to
the effect that if he had recovered from that
drunk, the management would like to have
MIN get TO work. Huntiey replied that he
was sick, and Hutchlns retorted that if he
hadn't been drunk he would not have been
sick. At this Huntley got angry. and turn
ing upon the messenger, said:
You go back TO Mr.. Hutchins, and tell
him that drunk and this sickness are like the
Times and the Dispatch; they are separate
and distinct they have NJ connection what
ever, although they are owned by the same
man.
Ample time to recover was granted the
sharp-witted Huntlev.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12

The Hidalgo's Glasses.

[Egbert l.. Bangs, in C"ngreydtionaiisf.
\ poor Hid ,lgn lived ia pain:
- saw Gi Bls~, who ought 10 know.
Aud when il .ainci 4. he irt il RAIN
the, say thar >paui ,rI> all do "a.
He lived sometime on >can'y fare;
>ma di~hr> on hi b.arI grew great,
tut on hi mo- wunIruu~ pair
OF glasses sat whrnr'er be ate.
Green pea- 90 rics led olives lurncd.
And quail toast to turk grew;
TIL SMALLEST ch rric, that he e,rned
From orangt- b hardly knew.
when through hi> magic gla--e, seen.
pry biscuit rp>e in 4rAN-> ot bread;
Aud irilr ti>h IN h. lufr-n
showed woHdrou- iengih from tail to head
-, day rs day, be maEuiird
Etrh rru.uh IT .ninlor. -rnt tn him.
And -r,.w IN .rr frr from -iniul pride.
A. yr-Ighl sr-w mnrv faint aud dru.
who Nal hi> . a>>r, wne hc died,
Gii iI.a> tout tell; ~ had uo heirs;
- whrr, ihr. wrut 5, hen ne laid aside
God only AuoNs sui II, mau cAT,>.
But lucky b.. should fhs, De- f,uad.
who Huld trir.. BACK hi- p,,hgtrr
r. that iiiI, - und, grnsud.
And with Iii glasses. learn To- see
y smallest blessings ample store:
a. dar,r>i cintIi,--a -'r-ak ut Hsh'.
In c,,rN mtn that >nu ai hi- door.
brother. wlih h4pthrr'- right
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12

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rb,. sam. .tt,,. .,, ,f -t. ,.,.f .+.,..,.., ,,j
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inner Jb, n,,f,r .,r ,r,Ip4.. 49,. ,,n..,
t,g, on IN, ,l,i, ~ ,h,. nod c,Il.t ,,,r,,i,.
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drum Head called tb, Ip.,t-.. I5., rt,illl~
ear include. tb, men,hrar. a, the haitian, N
,h, rnra,u, called IA, ,u.fnbr,u, tynn,t, .,,r
drum, head the ca>t, b,,cnd ,b.. called
th, >fnpanutn dr. dram c.,,y ~. ,yb,
ubicl .,,,I. from I'm. r,,.f, nth. rhr,,,
TIE Iu,t.ch,an tibe aud NJ. nun.,r.,,,, hnn.
.,.amhrd >n,e,, c,l.,J the ma.i,ii r.I..
which are freely connected with ,t,.r.,.,,
a, th, hack mar, h-,u, l,g,,.d i,,t. l.,,.
behind IN. +1r raIl,I M, m,.,n,. Th.,r-
M ,,r nr I,h,rr,t t.~,,.i ..,r,. II, 49,,
narde,, bone. If IN, bn., and CONSIST, d..
three uart,. TIA, .rmi-,.r,t.lar canal. Tho.
corhlra ard the ,r.tttuie
NJ, care uf IN, rar \. of m, hirh,., ,rp-
uor,aic. The rb,rb,r..t. pr,.r,,,. n t,.,i,,,
nuIIip., and tui>,it,,. ,b. ear Gamma, ~. ,,,
much coudrmu,t auI III. almost ,,,,,,tI,
nerniclou. u,atri,, w r.no,-,,,. ,t ~,
Min Bins. Iitil. sponge, aur,l,r,. ru.,,
,r,. etc.. should r,r-n. /, LA,. r,r8. ,p,,.,-
tion. \,fur. r,ro,id,d ,h,.. 49,, d., tl,. ,,,
for distinct pi.rr,o.. Ia A,.n lt,..,r aud
that pur,.y.,. r,rrot II, ,r,,Ynf,.r,.,,II N, p,,,l
dl,snrnt Ini,rf,r,,,r, uttbult ..ri,,i. Iriur,
Tia, n,,,ru. +. ,a,r,,n,.a ns ~, ,I,,.,.
planes. the inner one which h, d,r.,r,d d,.sn.
uarb and inward h. ,.ru..J of l,,,.,r, i.
abot.r rbr..-tour,b> II AL .urh i,7, Iha
ot,t.r ON. !, f.,r,n,3 y, ,b,. IN ,,rt. ,,l I.
~, y ''i' ''' l'A''' ~" J,
a"""' '"'i an '"1H i"hS- III u are ''uh4
r. "AA e'Ah"' "h',H ''efe't 'h' "aA "hich
'"'"''. ~ .'Di'D' '''' tA'N''r' AhN guards n
against az '"iriin elements entering \. 70
Iii'A't a''H 'i'iiAihe the uri'A'e drum head
u'i "hd- Now 'hi' protection J, removed
a i 20" "i'e'' ~ cas- the meA'As j. I'M
guarded Afl Irl'A'1n- substances may rH,i-
y eh'tf l" Net up ihh~hifhI''on. Again. The
paris are more exposed ahd congestion ol
hem may readi!t 'AAe fiaet "h''h results
'oo often ~ acute or ciT"hic inflammation
Often considerable INJURY = dong U the
ni'a'u> III d''ei" p''''s 70 remove ing wax
from the ear aud often, too u i started
down 'hc inclined plane towards The drum
mead n' thTu''!nS ~ articles 10 remove IL
ana there u collects ahd become' ihpAtied
against the drum heAd' causing rfiiAtion'
ui,'taIoh ana sometimes Petiofa'l"h "' that
deiicale structure. henee collection Of
- aga ''.e II. "1''' 'N'' P''e' ''i ''''Ne
who are iaStidluus enough to be continually
removing OF attempting 10 remove II from
me e, ear
i"e aui'ole may oe "a>heu "aly' pui 'he
meatus should not ot touched any more than
ehh oe teacheu nN 'te IhueA hhser covered
b! so' piece 81 linen II is always well
TO oathe the parts win alcohol or spirits OF
eamphor ai'er "ashihs-
Some may ASK "hai are you gong % 90
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12

Much of the distress and sickness attribu-
ted to dyspepsia, chronic diarrhea and other
causes is occasioned by humor in the
stomach. Several cases, with all the char
acteristics of the complaints, have been
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla Other cures
effected by this medicine are so wonderful
that the simplest statement Of them affords
the best proof that it combines rare curative
agents and when once used secures the con-
6dence Of the people.
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tnr thu Ellsworth American
The Winter.

{
.hr, h'"'or;
The last week in November left Wal
pole y. H.. on runners. Twas good sleigh
ing. ~prnt four months In Franklin. y.
H., and whsn left tha, town the last week
in March, there were nearly three feet Of
snow On THE level Out,jdr " the village,
the slrighiug wiI. probably last some weeks
longer, They will have about one hundred
auI forty day, ,,clghius 1t has been an
excellent winter for >.rdIinS Ia nearly all
parts pf tn State The drouth has been
severe. NJ, RAIN since about the 10Th of
last September. 1t truly remarkable that
ttc rivers "hnl4 up' a, Veil as they Lo
lu Lowell. Mass, there was no snow one
week ago. In Boston, the, had frequent
rams during the winter. On the Cape"
there have been frequent rains and but little
snow. Bat the winter viii be long remem-
bered for It's Intense cold In New Hampshire
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12

We feel that We are doing the public a
favor lI:callIng their attention particularly
to Hoods Sarsaparila. This is not pa
tent medicine, but proprietary article,
possessing real curative properties, and its
effects upon the Blood are very positive
Spring Debility, Biiousness. Dyspepsia and
all troubles caused by impure blood readily
yield to this excellent medicine. We think
those who gave it trial for that .'out Of
sorts" feeling from which 50 many suffer and
which is peculiar to this season, will be quite
satis6ed With the result.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12

A bachelor and spinster, who had
been school-mates in youth and were about
the same age. met in after years, and the lady
CHANGING to remark that '.men live great
deal faster than women," the bachelor re-
piled Yes, Maria; the last time We met
we were each tweuty-four years old n0A
I'm over forty, and l hear you haven't
reached thirty yet" They never met agsin.
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VIM. o. Mcdonald.
EGGS for HATCHING.
pURE LEGH ny ,ToCV

R0SE COHB a n
SINGLE conn. UHiTE a BROTN Leg
HORNS have taken great pains and secured
from Mass and Coan. some nice fowls and will
sell Eees 10 HATeHInG at the following rates.
Rose Com Whiie or Iir WI, sl.vo pc u eggs.
Al - f,r.,s .gg. TWO settings. Single Comb.
Whit or Brown, IS T. per l3 eggs ~ fo' 20
eggs have q f-w SISGLE COMB WHITE X
BRi WV LEGHoRs HENS which will sell al ~ Oss
each. Al orders BY mail. or LETT It my store on
wate' II will be proInptlt attende u
L. &. BtCkNlTH,
6Tno-3 r lsworth. Me.
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HERE AT LAST.
After Long and ~ cary " sisisx Relief
ts Drosxha 10 II nss< . Aa Nerd ta.

After Long and Weary " oittag Relief
ts 0rosghs 10 shsser - A0 Need tG.
'.well. Pat" said a. orange county Physician to
a complaining Irish patient years 60, for
that pain in your chest you hasl better home q
put o., mustard plast r. ! cant think this min
ute of any thing b tier Aud by the Nay," added
TIN, dactor turning to friend. Il wish somebody
would invent a real good plaster-something~ act
ua,lv hel, full for su h c. Pats. NJ ,ybe~hey
will sssmetIne, when its too late for use T."
When BENSON's CNPCINE POROUS PLA>-
TER wa placed on the market about ten years
ago the a ctor's hope became fact Because Of
te rar, medicinal virtues inhe ent in IL. its rapid
action and sure results. the Capcine l. ast dis
placing lie slow acting piaste OF rmer days, for
Prize Is cent? In the middle Of the genuine is cut
the V ord CAPCINE-
Ssabury q Johnson CeemiseAs Neu ion.
Nh lyya - April
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12

Some Of the old railroad men are think
ing of a process to paralyze and petrifv
tramps SO that they can he used a. erosa
ties--Ncsr Osieaas Piceyxas.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1883-04-12

THf EAEACHF oFII> pA>otEot> eYVr.
TOM
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-30

Dg. JOHN r. SPALDTKG having r.
nseved - Eseonardf0Hn. Nd. will give
prompt alienlion ~ al pFoiessisnaiealls.
March ., 1883.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-08-30

s.. M.ay's corrt1y' 0 LnS. - iSs,

81. MARY's CorETY, Aug. 81 1854.
Messfs. Editors Your correspondent Of q
Few weeks ago having At last been answered,
rs 70 the primaries, By the call Of the Central
COMMITTEES in your last issue-if not In time
-four the making OF the states. In time hope
for the breaking Of some already made-I pro-
pose 20 say q word or two as 70 what regard
~ abe duty Of good democrats in the coming
prizlaries. Much has been said Of late. Messrs.
Editors, (sometimes By gentlemen who we're
not always reformers) about bosses and the
eoFFuptions they have brought about in the
party. And Il has recently been said too with
how much truth know nosl that old Sc. Ma
ry's il to be carried az any cost in certain in
lerests. These things and more have been
said, and, IL Is believed by sonae, p-oven.
Now, siFs, IL seems 10 me that what concerns
good democrats most, Is the success Of the par
~, and that gentlemen who, after enjoying
the honOys and emoluments Of the party, as
well as the distribution Of its patronage for
years, and hava thus brought Il to the verge
OF ruin. shall no longer control il: bus that
good and true democrais-s'men who do NOT
centre all in aelf'-should represent the party
in It's conventions, both county and State
think there win be few found 70 deny. Let
the verdict 60 forth land with no uncertain
sound that infidelity 10 party obligations will
no longer be regarded as q stepping-sione 70
preferment and embodiment within the party,
and we will lEsve better democrats In the ia.
ture. With tine people rests the responsible
" Of saving the party from the fate prepared
for IL By It's enemies without and lie JTieRds
within iis own ranks; and feel assured they
viii prove equsa 70 the demand made upOn
them. and aill teach the wholesome lessnn
thai the grand old party shall still live though
all the bosses in tho land should die.
DxMoCRAT.
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lOCAAUAICATeDs
Messrs. Editors ITO paraphnase late eai-
torial remark OF yonas, ne hope none Of yonr
readers require TO be told that the oRSs Is not
on me 10 show either that the peoples money
which was spent by Republican Boards Of Co.
Commissioners during the past years ''was
for the benefit Of the people and was a good
investment" or that the Democratic Board
Of 70. s'in order 20 have low taxes, neglect
ed important work and LEFT undone what
should hare been DONE" That IL what sst)c-
casional" Is required to prove. In your issue
OF the 10th instant, showed that the county
charges, comparing the expenditures Of the
Republican Board Of T6 with those OF the
Democratic Board Of rs, f+were in favor of
democratic rule by $l7,5ss.4 90 and in the
county rate OF about 65 per cent" I gave
the figures TO prove this. Instead Of contest
ing the accuracy Of these, which, bye-the-by,
are Of record, Occasional" calls upon nae 10
do has word, which, | submit. is 10 show that
the expenditures Of the Republican Board Of
'76 were right and proper and '4for the benefit
Of the people" and that the reductions by the
Democratic Board Of "a were made at the ex-
pense Of the public interest. When he does
this, or attempts il, mav trouble you again,
but not before. unless il BE- upon another sub
juet connected with the present number Of
iax-eaters la this county, aud the defenceless
position Of the vast body VI her taxpayers.
A Tax PAYER.