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, 1876-12-06
= SILVER.
rArMRNr or GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS IN
CofN.


PAYMENT or GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS IN
cofN.
The report OF the Director Of tho Mint shows
that, notwithstanding tic silver dollar occupied
III law, prlor to April |, 1873, the position Of an
unlimited legal.te1der, gold has, for many
years past, bccH the money Of payment In this
country.
1t appears that a comparatively small sum In
svcr-dollar PIECES " as ever coined and tl,at II,
at no time, constituted au nppseciab!a part oi
tho circulation. Tits WIS due to tho fact That
silver was mora valnable As bullion t.lsn itx
stamped or legal-teudcr value In the form Of
dollars. Since the fall Of silver, propositions
for the revival Of tha Silver dollar have been
made, aud the positons which Il would occupy
with reference to une1pired cola obligations.
should It's cotnago with unlimited tcnttcr be
agan authorized, has been the subject Of con-
sllorabls dscussinn.
The question whether the pledged faith Of
the United Staten 10 pay It's obligations III coin
would justify their payment in the silver dol.
lar, Is Of no small Importance NJ eilcvting pub
liz securities Of the United States. Ia any ill.,.
cusslon Of the question It must he conceded In
the outset that
TilR SILVER DOLLAR WAS 4 UNIT or VALUE,
having tbs quality Of legal.tender Tor all suma
and In all cases, and that the terms Of the
Quilted States obligations da mt exclude DAY.
1ucnt therein, aud that the aes OF 1850, In which
IL the pledge Of payment IN cou, docs not, !u
terms, discriminate sgalust ailyeE. These pro-
visions ara broad enough, n terlns, 10 Include
paymcnt IN either gold or silver, und cotnprls
au Inquiry Into thv llistoTy, production, issue,
and subsequent treatment u these obligations,
aul the relative condition of gold and silver
coin as money Of payment Ii. order to corrctt
Interpretation ot thu rlvanlHx of the language
"paylnent to ls llatle III r0itl.'
Not long alscr tho closa IT tho Civil War,
which gave rIse to tlle,o obligations tluutts
arosc as tn the kind oI laoney II. which these Sc.
curitIus weru payable, aud which led to tho pas-
sage Of tho act oi loU9, cutitled - Al vi Il,
| strengthen tue public credtt"; and It was in.
tended 10 disPe! a!l hesitation OF doubt 4. to thu
| purpose Of tho Government u1,un the question,
Hul BY which the filth u tho United States was
pledged to the payment In coln Vt ull Its obligA-
| lions, except those expressly otherwise pro-
yt.led for. lhis legislative xrtlnn was In hav-
mouy with thst Of the Executive Adullutstra-
| tiun.
What, then, WIS Intcuded, and understood IL
, 1876-12-06
COAST SURVEY.

rIsH INFORMANT WORK COMMITTED TO 9hls
BRANuM uy THE PUBLIC SERVICE
has been advanced during The ycarhy runner
ous reconnaissance, trianguattons, tidal obsss.
yatlons, and extensions Of coast topognpay
At nearly 100 localities upon The Atlantic oul''
aud Pacific COASTS. There have also beeil CERTAIN
determinations OF latitude aud lonKltaae ~
some Of the interior States Of tho un!on, se'eIa'
Of which have recently Instituted systen'a!s
surveys Of the!r area. Tido-tables for the pF'h
clpas ports Of tho United States have ossa
published, number Of Now charts Of the eoass
iIulslrti, und others havo received additions W
engraving. 1'hosccon volume Of tho "!Asla'a"
Coast Pilot u has also been under Pfepa1as''p'
and Is nearly completed. ,v,e,.
IN Tts INTERESTS OF COMMERCE. AND HASfoA
TloN, >. IL.
each OF the hangers TINT bestt tho COAST - ~. ~
yuoncd a1d Inarkcsl IN Its true relation 10 ~
shprellpe, Fortunately tho processes nsca H.. ~
suci, purposea ayutl also for other ".
i,nportance Of which Is nlpld'y tlitfea.,Gis 81 W
along The seaboarl for surveys iecoinl y tns far
infringement OF cllanIcl entrances aNM H.. III u
mDrt-wardeu lines In larbor, involving stuHfts0I
Ills e!ltrt OF tides and currclits when cotlo''NN
With riparian tncroac1ltens. All. .,,,hlI,h.
Tho usual Intimate rtlotlons Or thts eh.Av hsan
ment will, the Jtght.lionss Hoard nGsn A," ~.
mujptained, and lis archives have IateIla IT, ,3,ts,
sisted tho engineering operations VI lpe 'a''>'
on tho scacOa4t.
, 1876-12-06
Aggregate tonnage. ...............,...4l,!
REVENUE MAHtHE.

This branch oi tic public service Iins been eat.
fsactory III Its utrrntIpns 1tir[t,r tho mast vrnr
The increase In ia efficiency, atlti Ito TcdnStIo,,
IN the expense of coli tluctii,E 1t, which It was
claimed in ntlvancc would result from the rcur.
ganizatiou recently completed, ara fully real.
Izcd. Thc change in the character and Size u
tho vessels t'as enabled them, without nugtncnt-
li,g their number, to perform The DUTIES re-.
Nufrcd In mora prompt aud thorough manner
than was bcforc possible Tic following is /,
urtcf exhibit ct The general services performed
by vessels Of the revenue marine t1urinu the lis.
cal year ended B0tt June last:
Number OF ycssels In d,strcss assisted. 1b3
Number Of lives rnyed Observation-Disclosures. -. IL
Num9ct Of vessels seized or reported Tor
violation OF laW.... :.:..........+..... 1.2a5
MahlDer Q! vessels boarded and examined. u. 0Hn
SmMpcf OF miles cshsea' .''.'...*''.. .1o4, e9l
The important and hazardous duty Of hseist-
tnE, vessels III distress Inns been encountered
with courage and pro'nptttle BY tho officers
anh mon o. tho sarytcc. IN addition to tho
number OF lives saved, ~ shown above, by tho
vessels while engaged IN this Humane work It fs
worthy 81 noae that during thc mast year they
hayo asslsted ~ rcscuiuE property, consisting 0l
veasels anu thclr rarEoes inipcrltcd by tho sea,
AMOUNTING to the estimated va!Ce OF $5,39l ,153
The cspcnse q maintaining the service for the
fiscal year Is $S3V auccldcd reduction over
previous years.
, 1876-12-06
DUTIES ON IMPORTS.

Tuz RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS
for the year ending juno 80, 1875, were $751;.
167, ,72235, and At tho corresponding tla.o Of
1876 they wcro $14s,071, ,0st.0l, q decline Of
$0 005 18TH. The receipts for tho frat quarter
Of tho current fiscal year were $37, ,554, 1858,
while for tho corresponding period Of last year
they were $44 ,2a33, ,821.25. showing decrease Of
$8,B7s, ,807.T2.
For tho month Of October and November,
1870, the receipts wcro $780, ,0t397, and fur
the same months Of last ycar weru 23,9JJ-
O5023.
About lhrce-iourths Of the revenue from Gus
toms Is collected at the mort Of New York, and
the litigation ariAtng thcrctrom has so crowd
ed the dockets Of tie courts In tho southern
district Of that State that great delay In tho
dccislon Of tarl1 questions has unavolaably
arisen.
Suits nro brought for The reversal Of decisions
of tho Department, pending which Importers arc
subjected to the payment, nntlcrlprotcst, Of du-
tics which, after years Of litigation, may appear
To havo been wrongful'y assessed. In this way
suits nro multiplied, and trads Is subjected to
uncertainties aud losses which speedy final de-
cislon might obvate.
TWO METHoDa OF oav1ArIra sUoH DELAYS
are suggcstcd. Tho first is the organization Of
court Of arbitration, sucll as is connected with
the Chamber Of Commerce Of Now York, With
or without tho power to render tlnal Judgment.
IA mrht ho thought bost Tho s,ron1 "a tha
~ 'u"uI w snousut ooe" Ahe seeonu ~ .ae
establishment OF revenue court IN the South
ern District OF New York, exclusively for tho
trial Of customa.roycuuc cases, analogous To the
o,;s ,"Ia t.iaE.,n -, ",'Is a1s1 oa.- ~
nectlon with tho Kings revenue.
11ndnr MI hHr syatntn fhn I,tr1euf avpnrf alt
hoth In law and foct m,rht he sccnrrd for H.
.rso1v la .rmtun,ton M nocu1,ortv o,,horra...
spe'u5 3''es.'''o'1ou "a pesu1'a''y oup"'1aeS-
ing eiaSe OF httio cases.
There u reason to believe that tho royenuo
has suffered rrcat loss By excessive allowances
for Ga,pago to imported merchandise occurrinr
on this y0ynge, which allowances arc now uladc
undoF Scr @ Of dM the ;s sv'ss9 Statutes
fiic Eustnm. Wnusc. cnn casy hn nrarticei IN. NJ
DIR Ills system lit even ionest officers arc ara
a u " spty of a S
duniage by at1y practicable examination.
The fact tl1at irlany iInuorers scriul,alv oh,cct
to having n,erchatljsc. d, which such uiIowanrl,
bas bcnn matIc marked Wtlamarcd. u ia svMN-
what arpcatiyn'
There seems no good reason WHY damape NJ
this character ahou)d mt he maln ihe su5iet
Of insurance, as well Us other risks which aro
readily assumed " nnlcrwriters..
"Bili iii, T. No. 1,7l9) 70 sir,piily Tic apnraise
mnt,t II pnois wnrcs. nr,tl ,ni.rtjiunIsa iInnnrt
cd ipto Tho United States md aubIect {o mi
valorcm ti,it!cs." '".'"' ''" '' Ns' -
Tho Questions nrlstnp under the nrov,syons NJ
thc stnttte rn1ntinw Ia Nchnrrca mi "nn,nis
sjons y have been and must aver ho n,,,,,"rn,,s
aid fl1fiirnit. md Il IA trrtuIniv drarohis IN
avoid tl'e@ i possible: ' s"N''' -
by the totai roDral Of thc nrnvisinus refcrrcd In
Il ia rerommcndrd TINT lin nrnvIsInns ~ thn
, 1876-12-06

,.-,-..-,-, - ,,,. .1..7u. =, ~. o.....,n,..,
te ~ % anS sc,,p.a.. Il sS Ssto ~ ha na
~ a II @ .n. .re m .,r a. ,sa IT, l.,
" III, i I'LL W. W ~ ~ ~ I'LL, @ ue n.,,wnr..n,
~ no. sG g %sf n ay a9 bo
M.a lily u'est'n ~ .nat ss shs sp nv
ha'ess'o"' that "o' ~ e"J 6'"e'"l eo4f's'''"' wan
t""s rur r,- ~, x.v.xx- ~ ao,n.
t neaea sy haYe oaen ran se 'aSs aaxshss sas
T., III, s'. ~" GI1s 49, ~ ,i
the '.ta @ rc.cnts sI sIs hcem ~ AT IL annTt this
. a , mH .ni J., roi .rd tMn1
tc ,ivcr @ .1oliar o III M pu moner Of psynnt.
',t,, t' msn ,nn.tst Ht.,.r cs~iair
~ ~ sons to h n,,,S .earaix ~,
nnr.idnsr ~ ,.,s In snv m easmrs hnv.
inT fur its nh1c,t 10 t,Fpyile tOr payment OF sim,
~ a,,,,,n 80 ~ ~ s.rn., nn ths n',r irht a.
sns H. 1I,,' us ~ tha s,'fn nf xta %
rs 'o win,x " ~ sul,lct ~ r"rcvce ~ iru.
sic,ohio liz" .,unnrt niss,. In tha fertilization NJ
Gonrrcss % IL iE,p, MI, b, T wh,ci, tho jcg"i.ten.,er
OF axs Of ras va ats 10
t}n.o r. f ssTe.. ti'n ,ruaItnmlcP siIvcr
t}o,lar s,, ~ ",I.tix from ercatto,
NJ a ,nney. @ and aitI,onatl 1lot atojIscd Gy act of
ConG:ss i uI mol rs 5 aa nto
s','oS u"s,I,n rs''' ""0 1'A A'' s's' 'o'0
''''''1 T,,S o,.iscr ANN INTENT op ruKAcr
of 49,, 10. ronfcssriiv ~ ntve In vo,,l thc
T., H. cn';,nrrcta1 @ wnrl1 nractiraflv an 10 IT,.
~ or sI H. r nnr =, ,,,x ~ ~ h.t III IL 10. r.
mt. liz su REPRESENTATIVE Of f,e money init.
iiDit hal for mnny years been treated "a tho
principal money OF coin payments In legislatton
n'E in tie transactions Of tho Treasury Depart
Bv thc act Of 1861 tina Treasury VA. author
jzr.f #, rrrcfvn i2rnns,taof rnId con and hnilion.
and to issue certificates therefor redccmablo fl
gold coin, thus Indicating that Its obliEationa
g.. galicd LOT paymcht n Eolu ana not IN slivot.
, uso' IT, s"m. t \ W. 1 ~ n,, ss - reham1ns Il. sc
many years hayc Iccn n,ado iioon the rold ba.
els, and thus It Is apparent that Tho general un-
derstanttng has been Of late years, for the con-
ssasta'o staIea, taat ss .nGne{ Q. @ CON u pay; pay
rco,,j1cJ III nny.mrt III IN an1,I rnsn W f~'
As Vas ws coNrEMrLATEp nr CONGRESS-
In the policy declared Il, 1885, tho public secusi
tics then depressed Immediately arose to par IN
gou' ano 'o s,nee mata.nua g.r an e9Saue h
wwnrEi. ri" av".,wcmtv n n"r cent bonis
then selling at S. ccnts on tho dul-
lar, soon rusc to par In gold coin, and
nave slnee borne t1o average premium o. per
tcHk ht A"Inp AHA Antoau' Az tHG FIheut %ACt
, 1876-12-06
MARINE HOSPITALS.


rur supsny1p,Ns suKoxox-oaNEAAL KEfoa',
that iarger number OF ksaucn havo A'aa,a a,ns.
themselves Of tho benefits Of the aaf'as,.J, o. T.,
pl,nl Service during the sral year ls'n taau 1at".
any previous year u tho existence .! tuas ',,n. s
Ice. Increased iaellltius src afforded Tor oos.m
ing reiot, and u,any Of tbs ssafarlng wi'0 n' ss
Injured or taken sick at p1sses where It 70 D IN
practicable to provide proper caro- arc sew ,hu
the ueurest relief purt at the eSpeass ,t.,na y. md
service. Relief IL now furnished at 0Il'e'y ;.,,
ports, aud 10, sol seas,rn received care 8"a ''''
ment during the year just closed ,.,,.u,cl
sess..,y ny s ssps,s to tue hospital .oan:, aud
tuc furniture. fuel lights, md ssie1 . tor II lt; III,
were il. 1876 ior tue iirtt tin'e psla 0'' -
fund. :. as,hI14 Ala, Anl
Leasv!s r.. "is. i,1f Ts,s "l iss:s s:sn . opened
~ ia .sp apc,,,styo ,lso Of syuen y, Sept. ! Mi ii.
Jau. !. iusJ. rssDsstlsely. Tue cls's'1n"
, 1876-12-06
INTERNAL REVENUE,

Thn REPORT or TuK COMMISSIONER or INTER-
nal REVENUE,
herewith transmitted, sets forth In detail the
condition OF this branch Of tho public seryiue.
The following shows the receipts from tho sev-
etal objects Of taxation under the interuxI-sey-
, 1876-12-06

OF tho number Of steam anil sailing vcesols
abUv1 Indicated. 10 Ycrc ncw sen-EoinE yesse|s,
exceeding 100 tons cavl,, grouped is folinws:
Two vessels Of oyer 900 tons each. as. 1, 10000
Twenty-Five veedcls OF over !, 900 tons
.cach............. ............... ....1G 2nO Al
Nineteen vessels OF over 500 tons oach. L. l4 II
Twenty seven vesdG1s 1csa than 6UU hnd
over 100 toms. ...........:. ......,.,.. 7,3g7.a7
, 1876-12-06


Az further proytaon doomed essential to tho
pnrp1ee OF resumption, It is recommended that.
~ addition to tbs authority of the Secretary OF
ts,e Treasury already conferred, tn rrovido for
M!ter tlu duy provided for resumption, by tho
accumulation OF All adequate amount ol guild
to meet the yf'lulne Of S5oO, ,tuO QUO Of tega]ten
uer nGta" which Will thcn be outstanding, by
the sale OF UHttcd States bnt,ds. authority be,
gIvcn him from ttnlu tn time, ~ he may t1ecn,
cArcdient aud the state of tho Anantcs admit,
u fund these notes Into hoMi bearing Il rate
OF Interest not moro than ~ per cent, with
nut less tian thirty years to run, will, Buen linn
1tatons aa to tlte amount to he 50 funded In uny
given period a cougrrss, III III discretion, may
determine.
SUDDEN ACCUMULATION or aolp
In amounts suille!ent u meet 80 large demand
10 that contsnplated IN January, 1870, ts deem.
ta inpractieAhlo; while tu asluntulntv In ad-
vanee Of ,tl'at time would bs attended with
!tceessary losa oe interest," would ls likely to dis
it.s o! our national securities. Tho present time
Is regarded MS oppottllne for t1Iu gfatlual With
druWal OF these notes. 1t is believed they would
not be greatly .nissed from The circulating me-
thy issue VI kational-lunk notes under tllis act
Tls aet ot Jau. II, 1879, entitled i" An aet TO
provide for the resumption Of spcrIe payments" !"
~ methods 81 tts a*eotsnlishment. requires the
Seney III silver culn; the increase Of tho yututr,o
of gold eo!t' by chcapening the coinage Of gold
bullion; the substitution, ~ tie business de-
tnanas Of the country may require, OF National.
Bank n9tca TOT the lcgal-tentlsr notea Of tho
United st1tes IN exceas Of 3:NO 0>0, eco; and the
ultimate reclamation Of tho entIre lcgal.tenier
notes Oh and after Jan. !. lo79, ~ they shall b.
presented.
III pursuance Of these provisions the Issue OF
snhsidlary silver coin aud tie redemption OF
fractional currency are successfully progressing
fsshsWU, 0D0 Ut silver changc has bctn Issued, aud
1l9,MQ, ,Ouo VI Functional currency redeemed.
THE CAPACITY or TIN NlNrB
Ia believed to TIC equal to the coinage, tn the
present fiscal year, 0f the balance " tho irpc.
tlnnal currency outstanding and they are nux
working ~ their full capaclty.
Lrgul-tr'llrE notcs have been reduced by re-
1csupt.,r AMI the issue of NATIONAL Hank liptr,
II the amount Ut $l4 ~, 81, leaving the amount
Of lcgat-te.A!cts $3d7 S35, 1lB
Tnc cuiIaEe at gol4 bullion Tor the past yeal
h24 becn ,H0, ,4tl5 pseres, vi the yHlu9 Ul US.
17s.362 bQ-An laicreaau OF $l,6A ,137.5o over thu
operations VI tile previous year; which II lu In
crease compared with the previous year Of tht
alnulnt uf gold operated on ot 1l4,tf37.bSG.
. Al The GcInuiu lor H4tlou1l-iiaik currency |.
limited, viii. slight probability Of ts lln,lcdia.t
tnrrcasc, the contemplated rt1uctLun u tllrsl
nnlcs In cxtcas Vt S:aU, w, uD prior to January
'1679, j. not krly tt, bu FclizrI. II II believed
that the larger purtian Of tLeu will Vt thu
, 1876-12-06

lA7fi
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-13

tion bes Gdrfen iif iebr emit. 3ruppen iinS
aa9 bem nsuen SdaupIas oes Rubei0rnas
gen BON Seraieua ab8e8anSen.
Die Nahribten uon Serbien Ionten rDieoet
belnrabisenb. Go idsint, ais ob bic 8e8ie'
riing benz Wanide ber &abieaIen na68eben
unb ben &rieg ertIdren sperbe. Die Stiws
tnun8 in BeIsrab III cine frie8erii9e.
Cine 8erIiner 9epei6e an bic ,Gimes" bes
rt9tet, bab Serbien iid Seueigert babe, bic
Mnfra8e Der Iiirfei martini Serbien feline
Mrnaee in feds Sperationss@orps fornsirt bas
be, 80 beantmorten.
Die rufiif6e 9reife iiber bic oris
entaIti9e SroSe. - vRusfi Dlir" bee
merit, bab bas 6fterreidii6e Broieft ber tar'
fifben Nefortsen auiauuten 8efalIen Iet Jites
raano aaBer ben Iiirfen ,Diinf5t cine fretuils
Iise GrSebuns Der gIauen. Die 3sit iei ses
fomaten, no bic Snfursenten burd Gboten
aetgen uibten, bab fie ibre Wieeria9er fens
aen.
rMir" sIaubt, baB Der DafenRiuaanb
bloB ber 0orIduter ui9tiger grei9nif1e iei.
go slaubt iebo6 ni6t, baB bieIe greisniiIe It's
senb cine europaifde Wta6t 3u inuoIoiren
broben.
Merif0. - Die &eu LUTON. Soc
uana, 6. MpriI. - 8eri9te aus Merito, bis
gum 30. Mdr3 rei6enb, faeIben, baB bic 2anb=
poli3ei ei1en sroben Bolfsbarfen attafirte
itnb auseinonberiaste, bet fi6 IL, Der Ndbe
ber Souptnabt periammeIt batte, i'm, cine Seis
Ct aus 5re,lbe ibsr bic 9epoIution 5u beBes
ben. 6unbert NebeIensTreun6e tpurben 8es
t0btet. Die 8abI ber in @affen sesen Die
3esieruns befinbIi6en gerienen ruirb auf
10000 ab8ei9dst.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-04-13
Ser ruiRi@e G,arspiti, aIeraubsr.

AIeranber, ber ruifi9e GbromfoIger ober
@5aremitb, tpeI1er dIs RaiIer ben Hamen
MIeranoer LII. fiibren rniirbe, iff Der Srueite
Sobn bes RaiIers MIeranber II. Sein dltes
fer 8ruber NifoIous itarb DOR 3ebn Sabren
,ino binterlieB Jpn, nidt olIein bic IbronfoIs
se, ionbern aud feline 8raut, bic grtnaeiiin
Dagnsar bon Gdnemarf, feline iebi8e 5rou.
Gr 1T nab rufiiidem 9ofs9ebrau9 san3 ruis
ffd er5ngen fporben, trGbren6 man felnent
dIteren Druber cine beutI6e Rihtun9 einges
tri6tert bate. gr 1T am 10. NdrS 1845
eeboren, felt 1865 uerm6bIt unb bat bereits
einen 8 Sabr aIten Sebut NifoIaus. Durd
feline @e,nabItn ift Ct nod mebr in ieinens
9aB 8esen aIIes DeutI6e beitdrft porben, 10
oab ct fi9 on bic Spite Der anti=beutI1e,,
Giemente ons 6of unb inter benz 2anbess
abeI seheIlt bat, ilno pom Der ruiFi6en 8arz
tel in, 2anb aIs ibr 8orfdmpfer betradt uirb.
Da ct auberbem uon 3ienIib brutalen Was
rieren 1T, 10 fam es 3t bdufisen unIiebiasnet,
Muftritten 3ufoIse bes antisbeuti6ea Benebs
mems BEL Sofe, beHsn eisentIi9e 9ofs unb
SamiItensSpra6e bas DeutI9e ift. Stan
eraabIt iib, bab Ct ieinen 9eutIdens 9ab
sesen mebrere bobe Dffi3iere uno SOfeute
Don beutf6er abtunft in brutaIRsr gBeiis
eusIieb, rueI9e on ietnen perriidten roben
OnteI ben Grobfhrften Gonitantin erinnert,
ber einitmaIs oils gieet0ni8 uon goIen piitbes
te. Gin bober Dffsier ion f6 3ufoIse 6er
BeIeioiSun9en bes @roBfIrjien DOE einigen
Sabren bas 2eben 9enommen baben. AIs
d6ter 8uie III CT fur gerni6tun8 ber 9ur.
Ten, fit ben Mari6 auf goafanttnopeI, Die
Mnneftiruns Der Eitrtei unb ftir 2rte8 8eses,
ieoe Wa9t ueI1e i'm baran bin6ern rptIl.
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atbenSnm @sbsres, "a of state gtssss.
eeff btefe aiife /!

100 ader, 10 @eiIsn norbtDeRti9 bon Columbus,
an elmer gtfe, Sramehous NIT 9inmern, Stall,
S9eune, Obffsarten, Is ader SobIanb - $50 per
Nder
81 ader In gontorb EOmnfbtp, 0elapare Counts,
8ramebaus unO sdeune, einssfenst, stne Weile bonn
@Oftamt, etmos Sbf, ader In Sola $25OO.
4s5 adery stne Meile ipeffli9 BON @alIOpab, tgis
fenbabnftatton ON ber Sbort 9inte &oab) f6ones
Sraulebaus NIT Z 9immern, sener, eaeuneu, aorn.
trtb, @srsbspei4er 4grbeiterpobnunsen, NIT Sim>
msrn, unb Staauna 0bf9drten, gut SratntrtJ $50
ader SOIs, fam In 5armen 9etbeilt uerben, NIT
Saniern auF itber - $50 per NGer
135 ader, ii WfetIen n0rbIid bon Columbus, on
ber 8ife. 2fDdtges Sramebons NIT 3immern, S9eu.
ne, iungen Sbfgdrten, CUTE auene = $65 per ader
AZ ader ON Der alum Greet, 31196 Wfeilen bon 60
lnmbus, Saus NIT 9immern, G4eune - $l25 per
&der.
300 ader 21s gtstIen bon DeIatpare, Saus nit 8
9inlmern 2 srobe S4eune,; eine prd9ti9e SSarm -
800 per ader, In s Serminen
As A6er Meien bon @olnmbus, Saus, S1eune,
Sbfsarten, tpsbl berbeiiert = $4,000 - biIIig.
800 ader tn DeIapare gDuntb, gutes 2onO, fann
tn Garns obsebeilt iperben, dinmtIt9 nit 8erbei.
ierun9en = $65 per ader
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s q It 0 + / q.

Or. Samuel gitder BON 5sannis, MaiF., erprimene
tirte In einer 9ripaprars felt spanss Sabren, cine
3Iiammenlebun8 berporsubrtnse, pelGe bic gisenbaf>
ten bes Gafpr6ls p6ne beTsn ,tnansenetmen 9efdmaf
uno fauter5enoe Dirfung bdtte.
0ad feiuem grdparat purbe BON Nab unb 6ern se<
fanbt, BIC er tbnt enbIi BEN Ramsn gafprd CAB anb
60 gum 8erfauf in lafden fGte. 60 1T punberbar II,
fetner Birns beUnters 6et in linurbnuns serab'nen,
Ra9en uno gin9epeieen SDn Rnbern. gs afftmt<
ltrt bic Pairing, furirt 1erfduerten Raeen unb
g8tnb>8plif tretbt bic 9Birmer aus unb 1T aud
in Group Serldslt1.
ais aneenebmes, wtrffames unb splfpmmenes ft6e<
res &61brunssmel 1T es benz gaor6l lberleeen, fcs
te ben GDrbiols un6 Gprupeu Gs entb6lt fenen Gep>
bpI unb paBt fir jebeS Alter.
Sneem man ben Ra8en unb Bite ginsepeiee Bon per<
brteblt6en unb frdnflt6en &tnbern reeu<
Iirt, tuerbsn e n1tnier unb eefunb. Sie f6nnen ft
hes S6Idfe8 erfreuea unb TIRE Mitter ba6en
&ube. -Das Cafeteria uirb prGpartrt TN 2abpratpsium
BON S. 9. Roie & Co., 46 Den Sna6e, Stem gprt.
febr 1nttr
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Sine ipunberbare 9eiluns
etnes Bruit= unb 2ungen=
iibelS, pulgo SdminD=
iudt = bon 4=idbrts
gem 8eifebe1l+
Scr. Sic. Rir6ens ct. Donatus, Soma, f6reibt
spte foISt:

Durd etne barte, fGrsre Mrbeis In frnberen Sobren
Bate i'd MIR an ntener 8ru uab 9unae Elm ebeI a,ioe>
soBsn, 70 bab i'd tn ben lebien Ser abren rpere Hos
gen baron bate, nb murbe eS NIT ebent Sabre lbItms
msr. SD seruGte perfdiebene gatent< Re6iilen fforfe
unb Iete. Berfhebene 4er,te erttirten mir ben 6ufe
ale unbeilbdr unb er eE NIT ber Mnssebruna perbubeu
Durh bas 2ungeniibel unb ben 6ulen parbe mir pa8
Ibmen 70 erfawert bas i'd tse @rbeit serridten fonae
unb eS fit wdgen barfte In r9enb elmer Gefsifna III
erfdetnen. Ta6afrarh, Runer- une sa.benserud ser<
urfahte mir ben frampf pfbaftsen Gtdbalfen. Sci Gaa
unb Nas maBte t9 benz Guspurf, Der Ste auf 8Iut ge
liessn Sar, freten 9anf afTen, unb 70 blteS r unb
metnen Greunben une meiusr Gamilie menis 5pfFRuns
auf ggteosrssnsans nnb bate mid be 9ranf9st man
den Dollar sefoffet.
absr bur6 Gut.ss 3ulauus unb pbns M ptlfen, fanb
Id tetn 5eiImieI In ber ,Baltimpre Ratb 8rIfstet>
burBer Brnfftbee. Da itir jeboH ber pambureer
9ruftbee 80 iGpa9 sprfam, geeate i ibn nur as Elm
2tnoernnssntttel sn netmen. SD serfarteb mir sier
Yadste oeslbsn nno Seripire nam @ebroua berftlben
beoentenoe 3noertae Daear9 aufeemuntert, fesie Id
ben gsbraud bee 3bee's fsrt nno mad @sbrau4 bon
3sbn 9df1sn mar mir bas @tbmsn 70 Si erIedtert baS
t9 tn enem NtbemauBe bon 10 bis 40 3dblen fonnte.
Na9 gsrIaaf BON fsds BcGen fOnnte tb meth gfefaen
bet einsn RaGbarn unb 0rsuaben gum Bsipsts meiner
Beflsrnng rau9en. Sebt, mad Ster @lennte lanseni
pplfdHbtBsm @ebranae fnsle & Mid splf6ubts berse>
tteut unb ftart eens, nsin 9fus> uab Basenseiadft
NIT aler Rraft felber gu rertpalten
SD bin eater BON ber glte unb benz Bertbs Shred
9rnfeees fberBuet unb n66te einsrn Seben, Der an
Sru> oosr GunBenlbeI Ieoe, rdtben, tn benz 9ebraun
BON Or. Nuguf RDnigS 6ambureer grnftbee 3tneerune
8u iaben.
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Congratulated aebetlt.

aaf gerlansea seriffeniden uir foIsenbes s&retben
oeS 5srrn Or. gbas. q. Naser, gear's Greet,
ga;- SD nebme MIR eie areibsit, einise 8silen al.
Sts su 59reiben, um Gs tpifTen su laen bab ids BON
stsr gafeten bon Or. Gusult R6nts's 5amburs
Ger 8rniftbee sro6e 9inberuns erbalten babe SD
bin fdon felt spst aBren BON Gnsbrafsfs beimse(t,
sebrau9t, absr feline 5ilfe befpmmen Or. Quauf sb<
niss 4amburser 9ruftbee BAT mir nun rtebr ssbpIfsu
is ale a,iceren 0ebsinen. SD bate feiaen apssttt
gum Gffen. Settbem t9 BEN 9bee sebrau6t, fam ids
gut efIen unb Glafen. SD mar Iesten Dintfr a6er bre
Monats bettIdsers, ssHe nun aber utsbsr metea @eS
f6dfen nad.l afl G s