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~Sputsritls, Sr., 1T NIT einem alcrreiten
Staotratbe 9eieonct. gBir baten tsrsits asmslost.
cap psrIslbs Cen Mapor Scmrpert IN Anflaaeus
itano rsrltste. rsil or iih %irsisertc, cine Bonn gtabts
ratb NIT 3reisrittslss Wetrtsit ssnsbmiate SrpOn,
mans sur 6riesiluns css g3ssrshts an cine Gilsus
sabns Scmpasnie gu untsr3sidnsn. Srmrpert Bate
ts'ne @sasbmisnns reriast, neil bic Srepnnan,
pnrh 9sitsfnns erlanst mcrbsn isi. SaB batei
"9sihmisrt" trrrben mar, ftslts fh AUDI In Der llns
tsrludsuns Snr @eniise bsraus nnb elm gtabtraibss
g'tislise. bas feline SduHihfsit gar gu icbr an Die
9rcBe Slcfe ssldnst bate, purhs ausseiirsen.
atsr AUDI bic Abissuns pss Wapors rurre ausacs
'rroetsn unS Gin reitsr 8aufmann Ramens 9itts
sotp iu Isinem NadfClssr srtrdbtt. 9a Der afas-
|sets nur elm rDuthman~ III. 70 IdBt ib bic Dir.
rcn ecnisriue Cen ssansal a~efansn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-01-04

Nus Msriep. 2ls Gin 8s,rsis, Iras aIes 1ih
bic sfrysrs Der Brsmhen, 9esicnen ~erlauten, iriro
Ron Ger ug3uetfa Sra" tsridtet, haB feds Saerreih=
Tide Sifiiere cine lddnrliae @s.palttbat sesen sis
a,n Mutwarter IN etnsm @irtbstaus jener Stabt
besanasn babsn. sic ianesn bic &e&nnns, bic
itnen SSensr fiji ibre einfsbr unS 8srpHesuns Dor.
leats, ibert1i,ten bed uno ba Der gnf~arter itA
~rsiasrte, bisle Screeruns, bic, ME CT tsbauptste,
sans in, einflans NIT ben ssrSbnlidsn prsiien
Sss Srtels isi, i~rssnomis Su ermdbisen, 10 dcssn bic
rferreiaiiasn stittsr i9rs Srssn aus Der sdsise
unb fnasu an, in faltsm Blut auf Den armsn &srl
frs,nbansn. Sine Mnsabl 8irser ben Pusbla sils
ten auf cas Gsiarei eos @nscsri1snen bsrbsi unS
nur NIT Ngibs sslans es i9nsn, bic gSat9eneen hs'
rcu atsn6altsn, i'm rcnitanSis 5u tS0ten. 8si Der
llntsrlnduns srsat es iaA, eas or finfiAmere Wuns
BEN emsfanssu Bate, 10 eas isin Iuffcmmen anss
srcrrsatli6 ,rsifsltaft 1T.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-01-04

SS @remplare Ger Bctihaft tes @cuperneurs
irnrnsn BEN ausrdrtisen tGsliasn @ldttern mic as
wsbnlia idOn am samiias suosididt. sc &C..
ihisbt hiss aur @equemlidfeit Der 9refie, ieech
nntsr benz Gsritanenib, ZAP bic Botlfait nidt
putlisirt freroen Sarf ebe fe in Der Gsieksesuns
selsien 1T. 9lrsosm tra@ten metrere Cincinnati
0ldttsr bic 8ctihaft ifcn am Mcntas Mcrssn.
Gs 1T hies elm gtrtranenebruh, be1en fA Die
Frsile, renn fe anf aAtuns Nnipruh maht, unter
fetnen umitGnnen fAuloia nnaHfn lrQte.
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Miithcu6e !SGfue. Ser 81. 81. Mtenb,eitura III

@iitbcnbe Sabne. Ser 81. 9. stenbseitura 1T
Der Born Fer &amm 10 madtis selawraen, DAP fe
DEN Yrdiieentsn MIR mod ols Den ~Oberpermals
ter Ger 8saeticnas gclitif" %titulirt. Sod pitten=
Der 1T Bic v@sflids Soft. Gle nennt ben 45ras
Gbsutsn lhlsdtues ben uSntrisuanten i'm wsiBen
9auie~, unb BEN Sen. Grant einsn v9Hsner!"
sc 1T nidt bas eie Mal, bab ih tieie bsicen
heutihsn 4rrpbstsn Der uuur,el9aftsn" 9Seltusr>
%ts1sruns unb bee raSifalcn llnpsriianoss laaerlih
aemadt babcn.
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Cbio 6efefaebuu0
M

Wcnta9, l. San.
@siss 6aaisr Der @eitssebuns seriammeltsm fa
teute Morsen nm 10 ltbr.
Ser Senat crsaniirte fA burh Die grwdss
lung zines 8cr1sers (tis Der neue @io @cupernDr
sintrit'.) Sic Stepuklifaner ~fiu,mten fir martin
BON Starf nnb @arrcu Si1rift; cr erbielt21 @tims
men bic II Semofraten fin,mten fir gStaett Bonn
Au9lai5e Oiftrift. Wartin mar Irn,it eemdtlt.
Uir bic iifrisen Memtsr rurnen bic f%cIacneen 9es
pnflifaner ~erfcren
Sauptelerf: 6. s, 9an ron Wtusfinaum.
l. @stitfssSlerf: g. g. @cie bon 2idins.
2. @sbGlfs. Slsre: g. 90. giiIcs bon Mcrrctp.
Stirfeter: g. stcper ben 2caan.
l: GebilfssS biriteber: S. g. Garlin BON Sans
cod.
2. @e9htfs,s 6arRs9sr s. s. 0rinfts BON gair.
fslb.
Sremont Sresnan tr,,rbe ais 9auftmride e%ruannt.
3te sspDbnlihen @sihdftsreasln rnrosn einaes
lsitet ,mb iUfcrt cine 2lnsabl neuer Bius a%nas;eiat.
Sellca9 BON Ni6tabula teantraste elm glmcne=
rnent CUR NusifreiGuns bes Mcrtes no 8" aus
Der Staats sScnifituticn. Sas Mmsnpment Bat
cen Smef, Den Nesern in Sbio Gas gttmmreht III
%perleibsn uno lie in bic @9ilts ein;ursiben.
Mauins (Gem) } rom Sranflin Giitrift seiate et>
ne Sia en fir bic Ntidaffuna Der ni@teiriirsiaen
jdbrlidsn @ier Dollar 0flitdr @teuer, meiae
isst BON u%nierem 8irsern erpreBt mirb.
SO rnrce bel1lcIen, Dag Gle STANDARDIZATION bee
ncuen Grnpsrneurs am Mrntas, ben 8. Sanuar
N~atlfnsen ioa.
Saus. Sas erTe @e15aft ees 6aules mar
bic @atl eines Spreasrs. Sic @eputlifaner
f%iimmtsn fir Yarrctt Ron Mcntscmerr, bic Demrs
fratcn fir Sbprntia ben Grlecetcn.
garrrtt stb'tlt....... $3.50. "a Stimtnen
Strrn6ia erbisft ............ 81
garrctt, Der sripdblte Spreher, irrah in eirer
fur5sn @soe Cen Oanf fit tie ib,n e~rmieiene G6re
aus, nno sslCfte, iein 9tn1t unparteiiih Al r~erirals
ten. Sir bic iitrisen 9emter bes 6aui cs rurnen
Die f~clssnSen Stsputlifaner %ss,pSblt:
6aupt<Sterf. g. S. 9oomis ron @lspe=
lamb.
/. @etatis.Gte, S. 81. @alb BON Mabonins.
2 @cbalfs=@lsrf. e. s. 9rr,pn BON gSi0iams.
Shirifeter. 70. g. garnctt rem @uernlep.
1. G5ebIlfe. u. 81. MeGcp bon @plumtiana.
2. @etilis. 90. 4biuips ron Snrr.
Gieie @eamtsn ~lsiftctsr Zen Gib unb Iternabz
men icfcrt itrs 4Hiaten. Auber Der a%nnabme BON
@cihliiisn our @inlsitun9 Der Geihafts, ssItab
nitts @r,r~dbnenemsrtbes.
am Sienfas m,roe bic 8cti1aft BEG @cu=
rsrnsurs in tsicsn Sduiern selsien nnb bic selsbses
tsnee uMsalhine" fam nun in 9etrsauna aeiett
%irsrren, ctsleih bas vSsl" Qfps So per 9aa) lebr
1T, bic 9ctel @eHnunsen atsr bel to 6Sber
fnb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-01-04

mes Yaranies iein, cas- BON raheftnaubsnben une
NIT 8Oeesit ssssn bic iseibsm girser ses eabsns
ertiiatsn v@nssln" beradt miro, mie Der afe Gss
nhaScs Stsrsns elmer it'll Mfnn sas golf lsin
ei8snes Wptl fennt, oann piro ss bisfsn s~oiipielis
gen ~Gnasln" ndsbifen Ssrtit Die Slisd abidneis
Cen nno ibnsn fiat; ees u6laumsuiHrsrtse" sen
ssancsritab IN bic 9ane ssbsn. Sas @siisaele
hafen fs ld ihrn rsialib auiammsnse-issfu1fr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-01-04

SS Sen f~ctssnoen Settsemabsn 9rtifsl aeer,
issen mir aus nSarrers aDssflr." Snmittsn Der
paiAmencsrii@m Miri6iaaft, Die Sas Sans III
@runne ri@tet, perpienen bic barin auaseirrrasnsn
Watrbsitsn hcrrslts 8saatnns; lsiber 1T nur ,a
firhtsn, oaB cie @arnunssn lei sinsm arceen Sbeis
lie unlsres @plfss, ,rie Die stimms bss 9reoissrs
in Der WIts, ungsbSrt rerbaQen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-01-04
Sie 8otidaft beS Ooupernenrs.

Cor n curerneur kprskrt IN Ssr G;rIs;tuuo f,r,
s.n Soh sss Sru @rcunh IN sscf,s ssTsS ;s,,,,
;.fh,1 Ma ;h,nfs,;,. Sf,ut Sss @c,ssrnsrrs ncr s,t;n
10y ,,h s.s, 49, Sr,r.;h nnf ~ Mssrr.hnns
ssr 6,non,;s Jas, aons Sss siootss ;t,r- G. hsft
Ssn GtanS 49, aiuan,s FIR e. hsir;ss;,,nh ia n,on
f.; ,sr srs.ra ,Sr"srsS obsr r,krsnn;esn G,s"srIoa
rio Ssr Sr;sa n,;.rsn, s,oIfs nuie,;rSsts srmortsn
fS,,s o
Gin meroreib Der siunobrnsn unb slusootsn IN
s.,, hs;hs,, Ist,., RECOMMENDATION 1854 unn 8
o;E, fcI,s,Sss s3s;,1to,.
c.
'Saagme" auS aae ocs a"eae" !" 90 e7o oec 90
v"gaa"sslH os i0o4' $50 ee7o oOe % o.
""Ssa's" !" i0o4 1899. -. o'o'9'ooo IL
mr.. 80 ooo oeo g.
S'a"d e~'ooo'0oo VI
S'nnatr1en aus ausn Sueuen tn
1909 SiS' i9o 9lo 81 . l
Ans9aben tn 1900 . ......... l2,434.oz4 81
o,.. e7Ec ooz 90
S'""5 8'o,oo' %
e4,olo. 94o' ny nno ne Nue8asea so,'oo,olo.|4
mser tetrnsen als IN 1904.
S's s'nSslnen 4'citsn, irel9e 0ts,s Vsr'1ssrnns
SCuberneur in elmer ldnderen Mednuud nufaes
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S564,737 OF
900 90

ltno ipar tpurbsn atte,at1t:
gin Der aus,rdrtisen ShulD. 80. 1854, 737 0
Yin Ger einbeimiiten shnlb. -. 1000 0
3ts 8ilans oes Silsunss. Tcnbs i'm eddie I'm
in Stem aorf belief iNa an Is. Nopsmbsr 1876
AMI 1854 ,361.1t.
Trsiidulen.- Sic Ginnabmen
rrm Sreiidulen: Uons fir 1865
tstrussn. 81 2s2 200 6
Ulr . 1902, 1884 8
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Sl2,912,014 As
~13,5OO,751 AZ

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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-01-04

gen N~ntta!tcn am Ylase lei. ueber 6as LANCE Mrs
aunent ees 8ourernenrs Al @unltru Der Sploate1s
Seimatb trnnen mir fIslid binmsassten, ba rcbl
ale unierc Seier BON Der Yot6ipenriafsit ,ne ;3refs
m~dsisfsit elmer iclden s~tnitalt gum llntsrbalt une
eur 9errfe3ung Der perfriirrelten unb arteitSunfis
biSsn Soloaten ~iiterIsuat isin rsreen. SO 1T biss
zines Der nrtb,renniSen lstet, tpdas Der Gries i'm
Gefclss scbatt BAT.
Sic 8ertaftuns beS StaatBihatmeis
tiers. - ut6er ben sntpe6tcn ll%nteriGttif uno bic
@erbaftuns oes Gtaatelaastncifers Gprifp psrs
br'i'et itt Der 6ouperucnr lcbr au6fiibrlih. @r
rsr,psit auf Den 8eriat Der llntsriuhunassGo ms
%inittse, Der stsisn Sfritt nptbia mahte uno tsnaas
rihti9t bic @elsbsebuna, bab Sr. &oriep fir leiu
@riheinen Dor rsm Scmncn Ylsas 6eriat BON
Sranflin County untsr Sar9idaft ssitsat 1T uno
DAP CT jest icincm GsrbGr sntae9enlisbt.
Ser 6Cupernelr erGrtrrt Damn icin 0erfabrcn In
eieIsr Nnaeleasnbeit nno bic Disqualification, bic
ibm BON seitsn Der Noprfaten Soriep's entscaenaez
its1t purben. Gcrlsp ,reiserte fh pcftir, bic
ShlaHel auf,nastsn unb feline 9lbpofaten erbcten
rsridispsns rsrfdnslihs ginrdnss sssen bas @srs
fabren hes @cupernsurs. Sisisr erflarte itnsn
DAP sr DEN Shasmeiitsr nStbissnfaIs nit
@eiralt aus Der Office %entfernsn uno 8slis BON hsrs
iclben ersrsifsn miiros. Siels 8erbanolunasn
snostsn mad pislsu gesitlau1sfsiten nit Dem 9sr=
sleihe, baB Serlsp einen Shelf Der gpmktnatiohss
i'm 9sitse tebislt uno Der @cursrueur ben
anesrn She'll III 0erpabrnns natm. (sc, DAP
Steiner rtne bic 3ufinmuna bss Nnberu gum
~selansen fOnnts.) Sein @srfa9rsn in Die,
tr Mn8slesenbeit itsrldbt Der @Duperneur Dem
,uhternsn llrt9sile unpart9siiiher une se~iffsnbafs
sr DtGnner.
Damn werosn bic 3rsifsl Hbsr bic Son itnticns
'litdt Der Gsisse, mad uelaen sr in bieisr Nnssles
~banbstte, icrte Die 3neifsl iitsr bic Mahts
'outomnisnbsit Der Gsisssetuns, iOlde @eisse gu
fs9r ansfi9rlih teiprrasH. Gisle Belprss
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FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.

DUY FURNITURE AT GOULD 4 CO.'S
ID Union Depols, corner RINTH and MARKET and
n Oe. 81 end 80 North SLCOND Street.
The largest, cheapest and best stock Of furniture
every description, In the word Send for Printed Onta-
logue and Price List 3he s0undnees OF atorIal ana
Torkm9pship s guaranteed Of AL sell. Furniture for
Iarlor, Drawing room, Chamber OF Bed room DINING
room, Library, Kitchen, Servants rooms Once
Schools, Churches, ODD Fellows, Masons or Other
lodges, ships lnstitutlons. Clubs, Colleges Pub ic
q single nieve Of Furniture. ' "
Drawings and eetima es urnlahed when reaui-ad
Orders sent BY post will be executed with de watch
and with liberality and juenese OF dealing Counry
dealers and the trade generally tinuo 10 be s1nDed
the same liberal Wholesale terms that insure e
fair pIon Parties alta distance remit through our
Banker the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank,
Chesnu street, or the Union National Bank, Third
mediate attention will be given Insured
GOULD d 90.
y. come HIHTH and MA RKET streeta and
80 Nos and SO North SECOND Street
ERop Philadelphia
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ABOLITION IN SPAIN,

Roval Decree Libsrai!;, colorad sIas
Visiting Old Spain-saIes of COIored
Persons Forbidden.
The Gdzeta de Madrid publishes the following
decTee:-
In conformity with the plan laid down by nv
Colonial Minister, and after consultation with
my Council of State, decree as follows:-
Article l. On and after the date of publica-
tion in the Gdzetd de Madrid of the present de-
cree, every person of color, of whatever age or
sex, who may be in a state of slavery in our
possessions of Porto Rico or Cuba, shall become
Tree on touching the soil of the peninsula or of
a. s, ~ islands belonging to us, or on
arriving within their nav 'ui''u'oSion, 'cSi o1
without regard TO the cause of their arrr,~. -
or presence within such territory or maritime
jurisdiction. And likewise every person of
color bound in slavery, accompanying his or
her master or mistress, or having been sent on
commission by such, who shall touch the terri
tory of any State wherein slavery does no. exist
or shall enter within the jurisdiction of sn,h
State, shall enjoy their freedom
Article q Persons Of color who are slaves
sns nt Sars pe to the pains Of imprlson-
ment, az hn~u labor, in our penal colonies
ABROAD, pIr to sales as heretofore. Slaves who
may lave committed crimes, and against whom
sentence to hard labor may have been pro-
nounced, together with imprisonment and its
usual consequences, shall fulfil the term of
Rico.
Article 8. Should advantage be taken OF the
article by persons coming to the peninsula and
it's adjacent isles for the purpose of avoiding
judgments pronounced against them by the
tribunals of Cuba and Porto Rico, where the
said persons we're slaves, process may be here
entered against said persons for the whole OF
any portion of the indemnity that would have
been covered by their sale at public auction il
the aforementioned islands. But such indem-
nifty shall never exceed the sum that such sal
Mt auction would have realized.
Article 4. When the sale shall have for motiV
10 recover the costs OF procedure, said cos
the emancipated slave, on arriving in the penil
sula, shall be subject, like all other free men,
the payment OF damages and costs according
the terms prescribed by the laws.
Article 8. The Colonial Minister shall issu
tne necessary instructions for the proper e
forcement OF the present decree ard Tor Il
establishment of prisons on a basis that vi
allow the proper execution of the sentenc
spoken of in article 2. ~
Done at the Palace September 20, 1896.
Signed by the royal hand.
ALRJANDRo CASTRO, Minister Of the Colonies.
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The Fenian Prisoners.

BUFFALO, N. Y, October 2S.-Barney viii
liams, the comedian, who commenced an en-
gagement here last evening, upon learning that
the Fenian prisoners In Canada were In want
OF counsel, sent the following despatch:-
''Mr. James I. Brady, New York:-Will your
professional engagements permit you to defend
the Fenians In Canada? Il 80, start at once,
and will foot the entire bill.
BARNEY WILLIAMs.n
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The tunnel under the Alps has reached
1915 feet in length on the French side, and
progress ave years will be required to complete
the work
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AUCTION SALES.
B.No, iSaS 6HEsNUT nj STREET. ais

A)sNp iVLV ShESNOA
oARDwe are prepared e make arrangements D:SH,
works Of Art our location being in the centre OF ths
Desirable resort or connoisseurs and lovers of ART
EE in-saes Of merchandise in general solicited Per
SOM al at Gnion given to u.-doors ales b. scoTTJh
GREAT SALE OF ELECTRO sILyER-PLATED
| GOODS, IVORY, TABLE, AND OTHER CUT
Direct from Messrs Joseph peakin q Sons Spring
Hn cOGs ThSGso1x az Sots0 Gallery, No 1910
Chesnut street, will be sod choice and Deaut'lu'
fsSSIt%fC1TS FfIRSIstFCTSss PATENT ELECTRO SILVER PLATED
| GOODS, IVORY, TABLE AND OTHER CUTLERY,
W Rss; Hs asS Rs"sss Gss
1t AWd sa a6S Sas'S
cT an % and
and ta6e and
nut cracksi knife rests cusheTs; mustard peppe ano
EpeIPnes iru dishes; and variety Of
other articles. c,r~,rpv
an ana S banes sS
pocket knives: futed steel, etc etc -
the Ihs SueCUes sfSSs G S9 S Spdns
Ire msnnactnreIs E6O are are d the cOnssnees being
hVS Open ior examination on Wednesday, oath inst.
SALE OF MODERN on IaIS IRaAI5SyTNes-cRYsTAL
On Thursday and Friday Evenings next,
ana @ & hH P@S GrSS1 SS so SG
iection Of oil pantngs racing works merit from
some OF our eminent American artists together
open for exa1inston on Tuesday Esd INST 10 20 Ct
FINE PROOF FRAyED ENeRAvINGs.
On Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday,
GOTH 30th, and 3lst inst at II O'Clock A. n and ~
p NJ at Ecott's Art Gallery, No. 1920 CHESNUT
Street will be sold 225 fine framed steel engravln0s,
chrOmos, colored Autographs etc. etc carefully
lected from the great modern artists. tlO2iT
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
On Monday Evening.
NOVemDer5 D at IN O'Clock at Scott's Art q allerY
valuable collection of modern oil paintings. 10 "a lit
D A c o A st ~ w ARR % K,
i AUCTIONEERS,
5lsS No 40 MARKET Street
SECOND LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF GERMAN
TOWN FANCY KNIT GOODS, by Catalogue, on
Credit.
On Friday next
October rs. commencing at 10 O'Clock, comprising a
full assortment most desirable styles hoods sontags
jackets shawls, scarfs, etc. etc. l0A2t
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Our Government Demands Inn
mediate Withdrawal.
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Let us consider these cavils in the light Of
reason, common sense, and TRUTH
The Secretary asksi TO be empowered to fund
the public debt in order that we may return, SO
soon as may be- to specie payments. There Is
no ambiguity, no disguise about hiu. There
ore fifteen hundred millions of demand or short
time obligations now hanging over the Treasury.
These he wishes to fund and get out of the way
OF resumption, by Offering the holders such
long bond as they may be induced to accept in
exchange. This exchange once effected, re-
sumption follows OF course. The greenbacSs
once tunded every bank note becomes an obi.
cation to pay coin; and the greenbncks loM
be funded whenever the Secretary makes
tempting offer; for those who have balances IN
bank or bank notes will draw the greenDacks
and fund them. And thus, without CONFUSION
or any breach Of faith, we return TO sOece pay
ment and the prices OF nearly everything fall
thirty TO forty per cent.
Now, the secretary's plan" is just what we
have here sketched;-To fund the greenbacks
and short-time obligations of the Government in
six per cent. bonds, payable ten fifteen, twenty
thirty, or tolty years hence-the shorter the
better, so tfat they can be sold at par The
object is not to enlarge, but to extinguish the
exceptional power he now Yields over banks,
currency, and business. OF course we all know
that he may temporarily do harm with it-or
might, II he we're scoundrel or fool; but,
even then, we should prefer that he weld such
power for year rather than that he possess it
interminably.
The Post would have bill that provides 70
the funding first Of one security, then another,
in specified order; that they be redeemed ''at
certain rate of progress, in specified quantities,
at regular perlods.n Surely there can be no mis-.
take as 10 the drift of all this Suppose Congress
should prescribe that the greenbacks Or the inter
est notes be all funded first; who does not realize
that it would put up the market value OF the par
ticular security thus preferred. and render its
redemption all but impossibleY But give the
Secretary power to fund any and every form OF
demand of short security as he best can, and he
may fund this or that first, or all together, as
the state of the market shall dictate. And now
bond worth little more (by reason of the time
it has to run) than the market price of the out
standing obligation, and he will assuredly call IL
in and eXtinguish 1t. And thus we may advance
steadily and surely to resumption and specie
prices.
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will send the skater forward a short distance.
The same thing is repeated with the right foot,
and so alternately, until the learner gets along,
clumsly, to bc sure, and with his hands flying
about, but still getting along.
With many, skating does not constitute the
sole or even chief attraction of the skating
parks. These fashionable resorts have come to
be looked upon b. the young folks generally as
legitimate flirting grounds and the uninitiated
can have no idea Of the amount OF coquetry and
sentimental twaddle here INDUCED in. Touch
ing the question the following beautiful lines Of
Glove on the Ice" are Appropriated
proud Ethel Vane, loved her WE'LL
She led me on my love to tell,
Then treated II with cruel scorn:
cursed the day that was born.
'Alone upon the ice we met
Long bad | striven 20 forget;
One glance upon her face cast,
My love had turned to hate at last!
"'Proud Ethel Vane loved you WE'LL
You led me on my love to tell,
You treated me with cruel scorn;
l cursed the day that was born.'
"1f YOU would win me for your bride,
The ice is smooth, the course is wide.
Then match your speed with mine she said,
And swiiter than the wind she sped.
81 followed her on eager feet,
Revenge | cried, revenge is sweet!n
And far across the broad lagoon
Our steel skates rang ghostly tune.
''Her flowing hair streamed out behind,
As heeter than the envious wind,
swiftl-moving shade she flew,
While more and more the distance grew.
'Still on and on she kept her way
The thinner ice before her lay;
j turned nv face towards the shore,
But Ethel Vane came back no more!n
Another love-cbase upon skates, but under less
dramatic circumstances, and with maiden less
inconstant, has been thus prettily described by
a nameless poet. We have seen his ideal in our
Philadelphia parks many time and oft:-
Down through the wintry woodlands
As to the mere we 60,
Red berries we see or the holly-tree,
And pearls of the mis,letoe;
And the ice is smooth for the skaters,
For the winds have swept the snow;
Ana maiden divine DER the hyaline
Flies fast, with cheeks aglow-
Like a marvellous bird, whose plumage gay
gltters in Eastern skies:
Oh, 10 follow her giitupon keel of steel, and WOO
her as she flies
Bright hair and cay apparel
Stream back as she meets the breeze;
And away she has shot like fairy yacht
On the blue soft Solent seas
For the keen North-wind's her wooer
But she with dainty ease,
From his rough grasp slips ere her waist he clips
With an arm that TO bind must freeze.
There's laugh on the daring darliug's lip, and
JOY in her bright brow eyes
Oh, to follow her swift upon keel OF steel, andwoo
her as she flies