Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1869-11-11
Statistics of Berlin.

T Berlin in the year 1861. had, ,547, 551 in
labitants. in 1854 the number was 632. 379,
and in 1857, 7Q2, Az. The increase from
1864 to 1867 was on AN average 8 AZ per
cent. annually, so that the population at
tho ond of the present year may be expect!
ed to be $50 900 souls. Saxony is the on
u State ip the North. German Confedern-
ton Hrnssin, OF cpnrse:. excepted, that
possesses more inhabitints' than Berlin.
Taking the population at about 75O, 600
and the space covered by the city as a.
511 Prussian acres, we find "a persons to
each acre; in Paris, which contains 9O.428
of these acres, each of them is Occupied
by SO persons. According to the last GEN.
sus there were in Berlin ISL, 2B3 males and
~, H26 females,l including i196t79 Child.
rem Under Is years; 10. ISL old people above
70, and as between 95 and 100. The num-
Der OF children attending school was 1O3,-
$685. .,,,.
are married. and As. 4 per cent Of females;
+ We compare Vienna, Paris, London, and
Berlin W. shall find that for every 1000
men above 20 years of sga in Vienna 476
are married, in Berlin 526, in Paris 563, and
Passed their twentieth, birthday, in Vienna
4Os are married, $50 in Berlin, 551 in Lon.
don, and $50 in Raris. ..y4uys ,.;,,.s,
Each dwelling contains on an average
4.2persons, apd there is servant for every
11.2 individuals. OF. persons living in
lodgings 1922 per cent. are males and 24'8
per cent. females. IOf the whole number
81 per cent. are workmen, clerks, Or shop
As to religious opinions there arc in Ber-
lin 7llPtotes tsnts. ;HO, 922 Roman Cath
olics, q, 585 Jews, and !, 1923 professors OF
other forms of belief
There is l deaf:mute for every 2,O46 Of
h1a 90 is I Innate. lSssS$
Berlin is a city almost exclusively Prus-
sian, - 1885, per cent. Of its inhabitants
are Prnssian by birth. according to the
census Of 1861 there were 7.OiB strangers,
NOT permane emily resident; id TIL" city; and
4, 1872 inhabitants Of Beflin were Temporarily
abgalt.
(-uxR Berlin, contains, q churches. Is acade.
mics, A hospitals, 3 orphan asYllms, Z
:rrilH4yI stations; 140 manpfacteries, thea.
tres, 8 masonic halls, So places Of amuse-
ment (concert-rooms, etc. }, and 81 hotels.
The entire number Of public buildings is
GAS, and that Of private houses 3,Ol1. Ac'
cording to the police edict Of l2th March,
1900 no House. can beh tola than Sc feet
high, reckoning from the pavement to the
top of the entablature of the roof.
No grnoNaEs testimony could be given
than tho following from the ''News, Ship
,pensbYrg. Pa, -
A WoRD 70, THE AFTLrcrED. We desire
to bring to the notice Of the afflicted as well
as to oil persons who arc anxious Of pre-
serving their health unimpaired, lthe mer
ITS Of Hoofland's German Bitters. This
medicine has been before the public for
many years. II has withstood all tests to
which patent medicines are exposed, and
instead of being driven out of the market
as most of them are, it has continued to
gain favor with the people, until it has be-
come the most popular medicine in the
country. Our observations az to tho merits
FOR This Bitters. warrants MS in recommend.
Ing. j. oall. 1T, will inyigorate the whole
|1yStema giving tone and healthy action to
! al IL art. hut mora especially would
wefeconInend It TO all persons afflicted
with Dyspepsja, most of cases Of which we
bellows it will speedily cure, il the direc-
tons accompanying the bottles be complied
with. Try it ut once. This bitters is en-
tirely free from all Alcoholic admixturo.i "a
| Hootland's German Tonic is q combine
ton of all the ingredients of the Bitters;
with pure Santa Cruz Ram, orange, anise,
&C., making preparation of rare medical
| value. It is used for the same diseases aa
the Bitters, ip cases where some Alcoholic
Stimulus iS neCo0e0rv ~! We e