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National Republican., 1878-06-14

FRIDAY has been a noted day in Presi-
dent HAYES more recent career. He was
nominated at Cincinnati on Friday; was
"counted in" on Friday night; POTTER
offered the first Title investigation rcsolu-
ton on Friday; the investigation commit
tee formally organized on Friday, and to-
day, Friday again, the bottom will un-
doubtedly fall out of the ANDERSON
pe1uries. Verify, he may well be called a
Friday man; but the ROBINSON CRUsoE
who discovered him-well, he's lonesome,
he is, and talks about his bid luck as
though he believes in the popular super
stition regarding the day.
National Republican., 1878-06-14

TIE Senate has passed an amendment to
the resumption act which provides that
from and after its passage United States
notes shall be received the same as
coin in payment for the per cent.
bonds now authorized by law to be issued
and on and after October l, 1878, said notes
shall be receivable for duties and imports.
This is practical resumption three month,
In advance of the period named in the origi-
nal act, and makes grecnbacks as good as
gold. 1t is substantially in accord with the
position taken by The NATIONAL REPuB-
LIcAN on this question last October
National Republican., 1878-06-14
DIED

POfFS-Drowned In the Potomac River. Monday
last. June IL. STACY Purrs, aged . years
The funeral Will take place this afternoon, at 4
o'clock, from the residence Of his parents, No Ol0
New York avenue.
JOSE~.-Wednesdly night, the 18th inst RAY
hOSD FRANCIS JONES, youngest son of Frederick W.
and Frances VI. Jones aged months and Is days.
Funeral on Friday, at p. M, from the residence 70
First street, Georsetown To proceed 10 Oak ltill
Cemetery. .
BhOWN-On Thursday, June, u, at 80 o'clock D.
m, ELLEN SMALL, wife Of the late Rev. ID. Newton
Brown.
Notice of funeral hereafter
National Republican., 1878-06-14

TnE political critics are beginning to
sharpen their pencils for an analysis of the
labors of the session of Congress now clos
ing. 1t began in October of last year
eight months ago-time enough to have
done something for the good Of the country.
But GLOVER; that's sufficient.
National Republican., 1878-06-14

If the tobacco tax is oncrous unjust, and
Oppressive, let it be modified but when
delegations come here from different por-
lions of the Union, principally from Vir-
ginia, and seek to intimidate Congressman
into support Of the reduction, the advocates
of modification Of the tax show lack OF
wisdom which docs not make converts to a
belief in the Justice Of their cause.
National Republican., 1878-06-14

THE conduct Of Mr.. PoITER's committee
Is rapidly assuming one form predicted for
the investigation by Mr.. STEPHENS. It is
becoming a farce, and the two leading
comedians are Messrs Cox and BUTLER
National Republican., 1878-06-14

SECRETARY SHERMAN's vinditation will
soon be forthcoming, and that, too, from the
testimony OF his enemies The famous
WEBER ANDERSON letter will be proven to
be fraud, or q forgery of the boldest and
worst kind.
National Republican., 1878-06-14

AFTER nearly eight months Of dalfiance
with ue question of recovering the Patent
Office building, the roof of which was de-
Btroycd by 6re in September last, the House
showed signs yesterday of awaking to the
Importance Of the subject. 1t has stood as
. monument Of disgrace quite long enough.
National Republican., 1878-06-14
More Democratic Gri.c

New York Express.l
The Republicans are playing their cards In such
a way that General Grant will be the only trump
they will have left in their hand in 1880.
National Republican., 1878-06-14
A Tildeu Torch.
kansas City Ionrnnl

Kansas City Journal
Anderson is red-heRded, and correspondent de-
scribes his appearance before the Potter committee
10 be like a bclated torch that had come over
from II lllden ahd reform procession OF the cam
paign Of 1876"
National Republican., 1878-06-14

Cincinnati Gazette.
II you want TO know how md when 10 make
money In stocks by new aud safe plan let them
severely alone. To hite is to be bitten
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Utilizing Hi. SIGNATURE.
IChicago Inter-Ocean.1

l'hiC"so ihtcr-ocehn.I
Ex-Trcasurer Spinner is raising tea In Florida.
He uses his signature for the trade mark and IL
cannot be told from the most ancient hero
glyphics,
National Republican., 1878-06-14
BOAR DING.


17S PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NORTH
4 " wcst.--FirSt-clHss Board, with large, airy
Rooms. from p $40 per week transient, $40 per
day h,thS and gas Mrs. q. q. HOWARD.
No co'tHoc,ipH tciM he AfotUud HV1c
JeS iy
ENRST.CLASS PRIVATE BOARDlNG-HOUSE,
RYE BEACH. y. IL
q. II. JES NESS.
Rooms large. Prices niuierrc.
July I. iel.lm.
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Mythology Reyiyetl.
The Light Of ExperIence.

tChicago Times.
Stanley Matthews and Ben Butler may be re
garded as a couple Of metaphoric political bulls
National Republican., 1878-06-14


tsEw 5fIES HFrfqf'GHi AND nos
i,nnr hMtEsS Nj, hiicSt city, on Sundays TO Bal.
i%ns,iqS; 5SsssS ianey$r snd h!E h!a'i Rase An""po'
StrasbGrg Winchester iIaseTstown and Way Va
,si0-fo!ni Of Rocks, Cfnn6efry, strasburs Win.
chester llgsyer:i2Sp' LIS and Way Ssst,om ,,a,,,,,
ANp EXfRTsS farioT Cur s3siSN o SG&
York aud Philadelphia stops Al Annapolis juno
EsisT 81 ~ LOWE Il SIcAGo, ooLuMBus AND
Faman Cars 70 Sncinna SH Gay or Grafion S o'"s to Sam
,aoG-on sunday oniy-Bsliimore Anuapoil, and
iGCO-- BALTIMORE EMPRESS. stop. at Biadens.
burg Betsyllie, LAUREL Annapolis Junction, Jcssups
nna 9, Hanover.
tsFW snt%gES gst AmSpG IlGy, G,y q2d Way
TON EXpREsS on SUNDAYS 10 Baltimore only,
sIsss sISl2s fl2G' Si ssfiGl AND
LAUREL. ExPhl:Ss Frederick via Relay. stops
sls;%if%ist e Rok. Frederick, II9gerstown Win;
HPTfpS SssfSGSK sGa %GS sep %NB BAL
cars sinSi 10 boat SUI at
g.oH S,Gps at s"sG9;Sn5s hhs W.T % and LAUREL
49, 1tciiicXdo AND toIUaBUs EXPRESS.
'isfPl1ih sfp"t thRiriMdREF hiafi Y HhISsFf EXPRESS
ASp TS iEXHs4ri EXfK fsSars en:api
sunday Pullman cars.
ESfK seh!l4PhHraEA II 10 HsP N.a
SGs rRa r rSsGGs Gsy Eef Gses1 to sssdy
All tIas. Slsss ;TsSs sp sHs s.s snssS ss,sS Sunday
MI BSR Ct 81 % 1ssn and h%n at bGsi i
EOr 5hIn %rIaeE s, nSE.SP apply at ,GS baltimore
So and S SSenne and SaG US fSeaiS S M
street northwest. washington. aud Masonic Temple.
6aeEsss to be checked and received al any point
a fh S5kE Ssesl,a 1fis; Ess$, q aEssG as%''"'''0n H.
10 nS.S rus IEEsSsrtyASrA lS R9UZE ,.u...... 80
srLrsBiS BHSFff TEff$K z1h EfiF EQUIP
TRAINS !yHh Il l'iS from Depot, cor
For ris1afs and ,hs We. els m daily with
Flushing tG tinsS@sfL: s. Lsai:; ssd Chicago:
3 SiIE S'b Faf9s "a e SfGfsS
@ S esss 5 e. &%.si$; ss5 $sssS5 %!sPss
For RSw Ys5t and the East, ~ 4 m. and sso m.
pres Of Pullman raror Cars Esa a. nj. daily. eT.
"SsSssy ty s',n Gas.s % .! 'FIIS Sfssosiyn . Ann
city.
for New York and the East, I:so p. m daily. except
Boston
Por Philadelphia, i:sO y. daily except SUNDAY ana
Et5 "a m. 5:b and $50 y. IN. daily. Limited Ex-
% iof sadSSisp s1pt s SS9asy s IN. and 40
y M. daily, except Sunday.
For Pope's Creek Line 0l5 and 4:2o n M. daily
except Sunday.
For Annapolis, G:s5 O m. and ~ tp m ,dny except
SUNDAY.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandra. :, s. 9 10 Ic II, q. m. E9j GO
- T. M. On Sunday al GiO M. and l. and D.
Fur ltl lnioId and the south .:|I and W. daily,
aud ClO y. IN. daily, except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria ior Washington. q. 8,
GlO 10 II q IN, |, $ I:2O. GO and p. m.
I'm Sunday at g. and 10 u. m. and 0. 0p m.
Tickets Information, sleeping and parorcar
comnO,latOns can lie procured ut the OtlicS-uorth-
cast corner Of Thirteenth street and Pcnnsy yanla
enue. northeast corner Of sixth street and PCnnsyl
Nhnih avenue, and At the depot where orders can be
len tor the check OF luggage to destination Irom
hotels and rc>drnces.
l. r. FARMER. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager, api Ijsl.
-
National Republican., 1878-06-14

is represented rs a handsome young man
with blonde hair, pleasant blue eyes, and an
expression Of energy and good humor
National Republican., 1878-06-14

THE POTTER revolution begins to work
its effect upon the business interests of the
people. We were yesterday shown letter
from the manager Of prominent manufac-
turing company in Pennsylvania, which
states that, in consequence of the doubt and
uncertainty resulting from the POTTER in
Vestipation, orders that had been given his
company for Si-OOO worth ur machinery
had been revoked, and that $l2,OOU worth
of machinery erected with which to mana
fcture the machinery ordered had been rem
dered useless, and hence comparatively
worthless, as it cannot be used for other
purpos $. This is only solitary instance.
but it is n strong symptom of the effect that
prospective revolution is having upon the
business and industries of the country. II
Is n sad commentary upon the condition of
the Industrial affairs of the people under
the prospect Of Mexicanizltion.
National Republican., 1878-06-14
ROOMS FOR RENT,

FoR RENT-wITH FIRsT.CLASS TABLE
Board, at tb per month. tor two persons, large.
cool aud niry south front room: also back room,
suitable for two persons at SO per month. Apply ut
O8 street northwest JeiStOIyl~
nor RENT = THREE NiCELY-FURNISHED
II rooms, two communicating, NJ the following very
low prizes u, sa and sI0 per month-tO gentlemen
only. BRICK house, all modern convenience Small
quiet family. No. 10 Thirteenth street northwest.
myI-n
FuRNISHED ROOMS At 83G INDIANA AVE
II nue. myl.2mr
National Republican., 1878-06-14
ONE more day of Congress!

The country will breathe frcer Monday,
unless by some sad mishap the adjournment
should be postponed.
National Republican., 1878-06-14

LIECTENANT-G T-GOyERNOR DORsHETsiER, of
New York, is curiOIsly, if not wonderfully
organized, and has been led TO visit the
habitation fthe noted Communist SCHwAB,
OF that city, for the purpose of knowing
something of the man and of the present
aims of the movement of which he is said
to BE- the leader Mr. DORsHEIMER pro-
tests, upon his sacred honor that he did not
visit Mr. SCHwAB with view TO political
arrangements or advantages, but to learn
and know mOrr of the views aud aims of
the Communists. Mr. d. gives it us his de-
hberatc opinion that this large class are not
understood, and that the antagonism which
exists between the Communists and capit-
alists is born of ignorance of each other and
Is dangerous. The great point now strug-
gled for by the Communists is that eight
hours shall he regarded as u day work, and
that convict labor shall not come in cOmpe-
tition with that Of the people. If the Com
munists are to be judged by this great
leader, they are not Grecnbackers-neithe
have they any affinity for either of the ex.
isting political parties OF the day. SCHwAB
National Republican., 1878-06-14
WAITED.


NVANTED--BOU NTY LAND.WARRANTS AND
w Soldiers Additional Homestead Certificates.
J. VANCE LEWIS,
RIon a. lie DrUit building,
Jeit3m Washington i. C.
"ANTED-A SITUATION, By AN EXPERI.
w enccd rlmsress. to sew In the country for 10
per week Excellent references, Ad,res, -3 VI srrctt
northwest IriIsu
w ANTED-A SITUATION, By A REsFE,TA-
W be young white girl, to do chaub 'rwUlk and
make hritclf gcEprAlly useml no Objections to
travel, Call al O.O Tw nty-svcJnd street between 4
aud q streets. jrIa+it
"ANrEp--A RELIABLE BJOE-KEEPElI OF
w many years experience In Cumincrcl hUs-
ness; writes u splendid h md, speaks German and
nch Is dcs.rous of a pormnleut vUgugt muut, or
WILING 10 Keep books part Of the day. Addre = O. NJ.
NJ, llIls Office Icl29t
WAN TED--A SITUATION AS CHAMBER
w ma ID or first class lHundrcsS by Il competent
young white wCllail Address olB Ninth street north
west jpl2-M
National Republican., 1878-06-14

rBs HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC, PONDS EX.
sS TRACT, Homeopathic Medicines sold at TEN.
pies Drug Store and Ninth streets SStf
National Republican., 1878-06-14
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The great donble-tr1ck
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST
TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, JUNE ., 1875, AT f4j A. NJ.
National Republican., 1878-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Rps CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
s TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

oFFlt OF ftoAPIHOLlEHOf THE CrHHESCY,
w WAsHISgTOS, April lS ls7s
whereas by satisfactory evidence presented 10 the
underslgncd, i has been made To appear that the
GENITAL NATIONAL BANK Of Wnshington civ
Ia the city Of Washington, In the county OF Washing.
ton, aud the district Of Columbia has complied wIth
all the provisions Of the Revised statutes fthe United
states required ohe complied with before m nSsOca.
iOh snail he authorized 10 commence the business OI
banking.
Now, therefore, l,JOhn lay Knox comptroller Of tile
Currency, 90 hereby certify that the CENTRAL MA.
TlDNAl. BANK OF WASHINGTON CITY, In the
city OF Washington. In the county Of Washington,
and District Uft tOlumhia, Is authorized TO commence
the UnHlHc's of Dnnkns ~ provided In section 5lGy Of
Revised Statutes Of tho tultel states.
IN testimony whereof witness my nRnd and seal of
OIilcc th.S l'lh day Of Apr!l, ls1s.
apio.at No gs2 Comptroller i oi IL" ''i%f CURRENCY.
r[IlJ~ SEUNAIGIA CURED IN ONE MINUTE
- by Fuil Lightning, Rs hundreds In the city
can testify. Sold at CUughlins drugstore. jan2g-f
N-Ll5s IlEADAC HE. .TOOTHACHE EARAtnE
49, d.. cured by Fluid Lightning Sold at
CDnghn's drugstore, Masonic Temple. JRn2O.tf
NI.JJn NERVOUS PAINS PLEURISY. CRAMP
- Cole &c, Sc relieved at once by Fluid Light.
lan29tf
nps HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC, PONDS EX.
n. at NJ .FE1
National Republican., 1878-06-14
EXTREMEsP OF PARrIsANsuIP.

Mr.. McMahoD-I beg leave to differ with the
gentleman from Ohio In regard to the stand
point from which the committee should act.
We expressly excluded counsel because mem
bers Of committee represented opposite polit-
cal parties, and would represent or not, as the
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

keene, the California speculatsr, has
given Sam Ward, "the king OF the lobby
$4,000. This is an act Of gratitude for per.
sonal kindness to Keene in days when he
needed il.
Mr.. Caleb Gushing has received fee
Of more than 100000 for recovering the
estate Of Cuban which was seized by the
Spanish government, and another claim for
100000 has been made, which, il estab.
lished, will make Mr.. Cushing very rich
man.
Various unsuccessful attempts have
been made to introduce and acclimate the
prairie chicken in California, but the bird
itself is now solving the problem, it being
noticed that it is gradually following the
progress Of the railroads from the praires Of
Nebraska westward.
The latest is the "white ribbon T"
movement. formed to discourage the use Of
tobacco. Its motto is bare to be Decent"
and the pledge reads: "a the undersigned,
do hereby agree, with the help of Almighty
God, never to chew, smoke, OF in any man.
ner or form use tobacco"
The biennial work of counting the
heaps of gold and silver coin in the sub.
treasury at New York commenced Wednes.
day, and engages the attention Of thirty one
accountants from the treasury department
at Washington. II will take three weeks to
complete the count, as about Sit0, ,000,0 O in
coin are deposited there.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
OSCEOLA ARKANSAS SATURDAY, MARCH 9O 1878

is vsriously estimated at from forty-hve
to sixty miles in length; average
breadth, three miles; breadth 1t mar.
rowest point, where the ram with the
golden fleece, Leander, Xerxes, Alexan.
der the Great, and the Turkish invaders
of the fourteenth century crossed, and
where Mohammed II in the middle OF
the fifteenth, constructed his forts, tow
ers, or castles, from six hundred to eight
hundred yards; breadth at point where
Mohammed w., in 1895, constructed
the new castles, four and a half miles.
The Sea of Marmors is one hundred and
twenty miles long. The Bosphorus
is from sixteen TO eighteen miles long;
average breadth, one mile and . half;
breadth at nsrrowest point, where the
Greek emperors and first sultans con-
structed forts, where Darius built his
bridge Of boats, and where the Crusaders
embarked, six hundred yards Pail
Mall Gazette.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30

The French Qusker are not numer-
GUS, but young man Of Sarthe, named
Tureau, belonging to the sect, was lately
conscripted for the French army, and
resused to duty. He was stripped of his
clothing and left entire day in a tent in
his shirt, with the option of suffering the
cold or donning the uniform presented to
him. Toward night he sought warmth
by wearing it, but no efforts could make
him drill. He was finally court-martailed
and sentenced to two years imprison-
ment for disObedience of orders. His
father visited him and encoured him to
persist in his course, saying thdt he had
himself formerly been subjected to the
same persecution.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

The latest pit ase OF the difference be-
tween Russia and England seems 10 be that
Russia, while admitting the right of the con
gress to discuss all points OF the treaty, de.
clines to be ultimately bound by the decision
Of the majority Of the powers. A well'in
formed ST. Petersburg correspondent states
that Russia will not allow interference with
the points concerning the war indemnity oi
Armenia and Bessaraba.
England has obtained permission from
the porte to disembark some troops on the
Island OF Tenedos, and send four more iron
clads to the Sea Of Msrmora. NJ. Onou,
dragoman of the Russian legation, has pro.
tested against these concessions.
Prince Bismarck has notified the Au.
striau government that Russia, in conse
quence Of his intervention has consented to
submit all the peace conditions, without
exception, to congress for discussion,
should the congress make demand to that
eject.
Russian troops have crossed the river
between Makei Koi and st. Stefano ana
occupied three villages, by the advice Of
Mukhtsr Pasha. He has not yet sssented to
the Russians occupying Bujukdere. The
Russians, nevertheless, have arrived at De-
mousdere, behind Bujukdere.
A special from st. Petersburg says
the treaty leaves good many points open.
II reserves the question OF the straits for
congress, and leaves the southern frontier of
Bulgaria TO be determined by the inter
national commission according to the ma.
tionality OF inhabitants. The question OF
the annexation OF the port Of Kavala is left
to the same commission, and thus serious
difficulties on that point are avoided.
The political news from Central Amer
lea is unfavorable. Costa Rica and Guate-
mala are both preparing for war. The pres''
dent Of Costa Rica has purchased a steamer
in San Francisco and had her fitted out as a
man-of war, and has sent to Europe for a
large supply Of arms. He is determined at
any cost and by any means to carry out his
cheme OF Central American confederation,
and the president of Guatemala is equally
determined to oppose him.
A correspondent explains the new dit
fculties in regard to the congress. He SAYS
that England demands that formal engage
ment of all the clauses of the treaty shall be
submitted for discussion. Russia holds that
such An engagement Is quite unnecessary as
the whole treaty will be known before con-
gress meets, and the plenipotentiaries may
discuss which clauses shall be submitted for
consideration. The whole discussion turns
rather upon diplomatic prestige than on real
interests. The feeling is such that some
members OF the official world in st. Peters
burg declare that England has decided Oh
war, and is simply caviling to gain time.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS,
HOUSE.

HOUSE.
In the house, on the 18th, Mr.. Wad-
dell, chairman OF committee on postofices
and postroads, reported back the bill pro.
viding for the classification of mail matter
and rates Of postage thereon. Printed and
recommitted Mr.. Chalmers introduced a
bill for the relief OF the Vicksburg and
Meridian railroad company. Referred
The speaker, in pursuance OF an order made
yesterday, called committees Tor reports of a
private nature -. .. By vote of yeas ll2, nays
i6, the house determined to confine the
general debate TO 10 minutes, and then went
into committee OF the whole, Mr.. Cox IN. Y
in the chair, upon the bill l.... The commit.
tee rose and reported their action to the
house ... The report of the committee was
concurred in without discussion, so the en-.
acting clause Of the bill was struck out.....
The house then again went into committee
OF the whole, Mr.. Cox IN. W in the chair,
on the private calendar, and the latter
passed the two bills Thursday next was set
aside for the consideration OF the bill re.
ported by Mr.. Roberts yesterday for refunds
ing the national debt. Adjourned.
In the house, on the 18th, the following
bills were introduced and referred: BY Mr..
vance-Granting pensions TO soldiers who
were enlisted out OF prisons. Also, for the
payment Of certain mail contractors. This
bill provides that no claims shall be paid
which have heretofore been paid by the con.
federate government. BY Mr.. Money
Granting alternate sections OF land TO the
state Of Mississippi to aid in the construction
Of the ,Ship Island, Ripley 4 Kentucky
railrosd. BY Mr.. Gibson For the appoint.
ment OF commission to ascertain on what
terms q treaty OF commerce with Mexico can
be arranged. By Mr.. Monroe-Relating TO
telegraphic communication between the
United States and foreign countries. By Mr..
Willis, of Kentucky-Estsblishing mint at
Louisville, Ky. BY Mr.. Sampson-Proposing
an amendment to the constitution, providing
that the president shall be elected by a
direct vote Of the people. By Mr.. Conger-
Repeating the law sppropriating 1915, 900 for
the payment Of certain southern mail con-
tractors. By Mr.. Ewing-To grant to the
state Of Ohio the unsold public lands re
naming in that state. By Mr.. Cox, Of New
York-Fog the erection OF amonument over
the grave u Thomas Jefferson. ...... Mr.. Sprint
er moved to suspend the rules and pass the
bill authorizing the coinage Of silver on the
the same terms a. the coinage Of gold with
out expense to the owner OF bullion. Also,
autborixing the issue OF coin certificates on
deposit Of silver bullion similar 10 thoss now
ussd On deposit Of eold bullion. On vivs
yoce vote the ayes were in decided minor
| ity. but before the. vote Of yeas aad sayl
| eculd bs taken, tAs heuv of two o'clock
arrived, anA ~ hsase, saAsr ~ Fusss Pc.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-30
German Cigars.

In connection with Prince Bismarck's =
tobacco project, celebrated botanist,
Her, Schlieden, has published some
statistics in regard to the manufacture
and sale of cigars In Germany. It ap-
pears that In Thuringia alone 420 tons
of beetrOot leaves are annually "trans'
formed into tobacco" In Magdeburg
and the Palatinate the cigar-maker.
employ large qantities, not only Of beet
ro6t leaves but also of the leaves of en-
dive, and even OF the potato plant. Inc
cigars sold in south G ,rmany as coming
from vevey, at . price OF from one mark
to one mark and Q half hundred, do not,
according 70 Herr Schlieden, contain
any tobacco, "excsPt that made with
cabbage or turnip leaves, which had
been deprived of their specific odor BY
various manipulation, and subsequently,
steeped for some time In an extract Of
Tobacco" Herr Schlielen adds, with an
air OF conscious pride, that In no csun-
try in the world arc cigar cold at %
cheap rate o. in Germany.