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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
A FAMOUS WOMAN DOCTOR.

Romantic and Sad Career of the First 10
Practice in Europe.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch
1t is true beyond cavil that Nine Ribart, the
eX-grsette, who was the first European to prac-
tce medicine in the Turkish harems, was as
skillful as most of her cotemporaries The
woman's career is more romantic than most
fiction Her lover in Paris was medical stu
dent; she devoured his text books with more
avidity than he did her novels. She passed a
brilliant examination at twenty-six, aud went
to Cairo to practice; her patients were soon
numbered by the hundreds, but the excesses
into which she plunged resulted in her incarcer-
alton in a lunatic asylum. She then sought a
new career in Cochin China, and at once won
the admiration of the French inhabitants. So
speedily did her skill as q surgeon make her
famous that she in short time became physi-
clan to the court and was to have operated on
the Queen-mother of AMMAN for cataract The
day before she was to have relieved the old
Queen, who had been blind for years, the Won
derfully beautiful and skllful DR.. Ribart died
probably from early excuses. She drank hard
in her youth and had run the gamut of Partisan
and Oriental indulgence. 1t is a grave ques-
tion whether beauty is not drawback to pro
fessional woman.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
THE ABUSE OF COFFEE.
Serious Nervous and Heart Troubles Which
Are Due to 1T.

Are Due to 1T.
From the Herald of Health.
Dr. f. Mendel has recently enjoyed opportu-
mites of studying the results of an unbridled
abuse of coffee, and his results are now pub
lished. The great industrial centre around Es-
sen, Germany, includes very large female pop
ulatioD. While the women of the working
classes in this country are often addicted to dos
ing themselves with tea that has stood too long
it appears that the workmen's wives at Essen
drink coffee from morning till night Some
consume over pound of Ceylon coffee weekly,
and one pound contains over siXty-four grains
of caffeine. In consequence nervous, muscular,
and circulatory disturbances are frequent. The
nerve symptoms are characterized by feeling
of general weakness, depression of spirits, and
aversion for labor, even in industrious subjects,
with headache and insomnia. A strong dose of
coffee causes the temporary disappearance of
all these symptoms. The muscular symptoms
consist of distinct muscular weakness and trem-
bling of the hands, even during rest. The cir
culatory symptoms are marked by a small,
rapid, irregular pulse and feeble impulse Of the
apex of the heart. Palpitations and heaviness
in the heart region are frequent. The hands
and feet feel very cold, and the complexion be-
comes sallow. Dyspeptic symptoms, chiefly of
the nervous type, are very common. 1cne r0-
Sdccd is seen in large number of the sufferers.
These coffee drinkers cannot be cured by simple
abstention from their favorite drink, with sub
stitution of milk as a beverage They require
rest from work, open-air exercise, cold ablu-
tions followed by friction, and small doses of
brandy,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

PROPOSALS FOR COAL FOR NAVAL HOS
i PITALS, CHELSEA, MASS; BROOKLYN,
\. Y; ;PHILI4AADELPHIA, PHILI4AAdDELP PA; -WN,AAssHINGToN,
AND MARE ISLAND, D,GAL,;N,AYY YARD DIS,
PENSARIES, LEAGUE ISLAND, Pa, AND
GIENE, WASHINGTON, d. C.-May 20, $780,
Sealed proposals, Endorsed Proposals for Coal
for Naval Hospitals, etc, to be opened June "a,
$780," will be received at the Bureau of ProYi-
sons and Clothing, Navy Department, Washing
ton ID. c., until IL O'Clock noon June "a, 1890, and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter, to fur
nish and deliver $40 tons anthracite coal at Naval
Hospital, Chelsea, Mass; $50 tons anthracite coal
mt Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. 355
tons anthracite coal at Naval Hospital,
Philadelphia, Pa; tons anthracite coal
at Navy Yard Dispensary. League Island, Pa; 80
tons anthracite coal at Naval Hospital, Wash
ing, ID. c.; 6 tons anthracite coal at Navy Yard
, Dispensary, Washington, ID. c.; 40 tons anthra-
cite coal at Museum of Hygiene, Washington,
ID. c.. 275 tons anthracite coal at Naval Hospital,
Norfolk, Va; 10 tons anthracite coal at Naval
Hospital, Pensacola, Fla, and 300 tons bitumin-
ous and IL tons anthracite coal at Naval Hospi-
tai, Mare Island, Cal. Blank forms of proposals
will be furnished on application to the Bureau,
or to the Medical Officer in charge of the abaVe-
named Naval Hospitals. The coal must in all
cases conform to the Navy standard and pass the
usual naval inspection. The Department re-
serves the right to waive defects or to reject any
or all bids not deemed advantageous to the Gov
ernment. THOS j. LASIER, Acting Chief of
Bureau. my254t5
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
line, but is true of most of them, and the people
naturally feel indignant at such treatment.

naturally feel indignant at such treatment.
X
Another disagreeable feature of the street-car
service is that the moment woman is on the
platform--and sometimes before-while she is
still on the steps, the conductor rings the bell
and the car goes off at gallop, leaving the poor
passenger to find her way to a seat as best she
can, stumbling over this ones feet, sitting In
another's lap, swaying to and fro, and knocking
against the other passengers until she sinks into
her seat humiliated and embarrassed at her un-
dignifed journey. OF course in the car service
all despatch possible must be used, but it seems
as if more haste could be made in some other
way, and little consideration shown those who
need it-ladies, children, old people, and those
tor the other day, who waited until white
haired old lady reached her seat before he gave
the driver the signal to start. If little dis
elimination could be used in this matter the re-
suit would be more safety and comfort for
one.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08
An Ideal Vacation Tour Free.

The teacher of the Washington schools who
obtains the most votes in the contest which
THE SUNDAY HERALD has opened will
be given at THE HERALD's expense a months
tour of Europe this summer. Read the particu-
lars of this unique offer in another column.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

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Profits of the Paris Exposition.

FROM tHe bOsuOu herald.
The statistics of the Paris Exposition are very
interesting. The Eifrel Tower, costing 7,514, ,O95
francs, had a gross income from May 10 to
November of 6 ,459, ,5S4 francs. The Exposition
proper showed profit of 100000 francs,
against profit of 4,13OS4O francs at the Ex-
position of 1867, and loss in 1873 of 3,704 800
francs. Adding the increase of the bank bal
ance, of the receipts of railroads, of the revenue
etc, total gain not far short of 500,000,0OO of
francs is shown To this must be added the
strictly private receipts Allowing 100000 of
foreign visitors spending on an average 500
francs each, and 100000 from the provinces of
France spending an average of about 100 francs
ceipts giving a total of 1,75O,OOO,OO6 of francs
direct monetary gain, or about $350000,00O.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

nEP ARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASH
AIington, June q l690.-Sealed proposals for
furnishing and erecting AN Iron Fire-escape and
Stand-pipe on the Freedman's Hospital and Asy
lum Building, near Washington, d. O., will be re-
ceiyed at the Department until l o'clock Z. Nj.
FRIDAY, June 20, 1880, when they will be opened.
be obtained upon application at the office of the
Chief Clerk of the Department, where the draw
ings may be inspected. JOHN w. NOBLE, Sec
retary. jeS-2tl2
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-06-08

-Heurich's Extra Pale Lager. Ask forit.
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AT this season of the year one generally loses
his appetite aud becomes weak, and u good
reuedy is X. Portner Brewing Co.'s celebrated
beers.
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Drink Tannhauser beer. H. Benzler.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26
Gitr &leinc 1a!urasi9i6te Der
SuFrnmrFts.
MuIifbiitorii6c 8urlesfe.

Die &rim9ci9s (yiolino arrogante
lit eine ficiue S6abtel, wet6e nit bic,
S6niirI'n 6e5Q9en lit unb nit &ob5aar
aeItriden plro. Sic uiumt i'll ODDS.
tier rel crltcn45lab cit, lit Itsts uortaut,
nil baS 9ni5e 0gGcittr 0omiltiren uao
lit bann uuo luaIln renitert. ?8inIeti9
miro TIT Ioa 9clrDjulif, iuenn OR
Sapellmeiiter Oaronf ipielt.
Die Secunbgel9e (violino subor-
dinato) gilt ais GcIe9in Ser ~eriten, 1T
minber fed, logan dngItIid, iteist nidt
germ bod) iii Die 9aiia8el ulro faGt baz
Der au6 nidt t;cL i6r Ie6lt Das ielbIt.
itdnbi9e gtuitreten, u1O le erfennt lire
SeltimmLn9 af* ,nptbwenois
8es l!ebel."
Die 9iota (violino m~odesto), audi
Sratide %9enarnt, 1T Elm 3lpitterbin9
ben quifcn0en uuo 6rummenben
babel ie0r bei9sioen, minoer
selerfi9 uno mtiit ctiuaS better, mas
man ibrer angctOrencn 8eideioenbeit
;uI6reibcn mub.
Sas Sipliucello (bassa piccolo),
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26
c~oEafnG6rid)ten nus Der
n(ten 5eimat6.
Gffa6-Sof6riuaem.

Sprba9. Die Mtlitdrbaraden
aus Bappenbedel bepdbren iid, pors
treffli9 ulb finben all9emein Inerfen,
runs. Sin 9an;es Battalion puroe
mdbrenb be5 pergangenen @inters in
II iol9en in Sorba9 anseferti9ten
8arafeu %cinquartirt, uub e8 fonnte
feltgelteat weroen, Dap bel beniel6en er.
bebli6 tpcni9er Sranfbeiten, inSbeion'
bere Grfdltuu9en porfamen, ais BET ben
NtannIdafteu BON brei anbcren III ben
Saiertell pcrbliebenen 8atailonen.
9ebweiler. Niit Sreuben miro
bier perrommen, Dap III Der Sage Der
Observation-Disclosures cine SeIieruug elm,
9~etreten lit, 10 baB Die entlajienen Sir
better mieocr ST. ibrer Sei9aftignu9
Suriidfcbren fOnnen.
Met. Die Gbiidt oeS oeutl6en
Sffi;ierpereiu8 bier, ein @aarenbaus
SIT erriften, bat Die @ei6dftss unb Sc
merbetreibenbeu ueranlast, clue Rett'
ton a1 Sen Sailer nm 9lbweubun9 Ser
Den @ei6dften brobenoen @efabr 81
ri1ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26
9(us Der gunoesbauptFabt.

@%aI6iuatun, 20. Sept. Gpu9reB>
perbanblun9eu. Der Senat nabm
9eltern folsenoe Bills ali: Sausbia
sur @initeauu9 Der Yrd9uns BON So
unb 81 8oloItiid,n uno BON 3:@entsz
Nidelmln5en Ii. Scnatsbia sur Se.
iuiuisnns bon $4,000 fir elm Sunbes'
sebdube in Soplin @ep. Sn Der
S~a9sfkuns funnte bas 6aus, ra es
fem Quorum bate, ni6ts tbun. Die
2attIibung mar Der 8eratbuns BON
9riuatpeniionsblQ 9eiuibmet unb u
folder Bills nurbsn an9enommerl.
@aIbinstpn, 10. Sept. 8rdiibent
Sarriion bat beute in GreiiOn Springs
Die stntilutto uno 6luBs u1o Saienbil
unter5ei6net etne proclamation erlals
fen, ipoour6 ben SUPERINTENDENT auf
benz GberOfeeltreifen mebr Belt gum
8e9treiben iGres SieBs ge9eben miro
q muB BIS /. gtOu., Die unbere SdlIte
big Gnbe 9eSember fprt) uuo iolsenbe
Sunoes6ecmte cruomt: S. q, Sinner
als 9iItrlfts &idtcr III 8Domin9,
Sen :. Gowler als Yunoesantualt unb
s. g. 8antlu als Mtaridul buiclbit.
@aibin9ton, 10. Sept. Gon9reB=
per6anblurgeu. Ger Senat nabm
mebrere Bills al, baruntcr Die iir bic
Suipectiun bon lcbenben iuie aus9e'
i6ladtetem 8ieD unb 6lelidpcaren I'M
3piiteuitautlifen 9anbel; Die @ieber
GcrItclung 0cs &anges bes General
lientmants Der Grmec init Dem tribe
rcn @ebalt; Die 5Ir lluter1tiisun9 bon
frauen, mc(de Irmce,& ranfentpGrters
inrcn iuarcn uno & Monate lang ulrfs
lidc 3ienIte in einem 8e9imentsz ooer
JelbloSaretb pber i'll einem aagemeiner
MilitarboIpital 9~eleiitet baben unb
auBer Gtano linb, ibren 2~ebensunter'
bnlt gu oerbicnen. 9ieien tpiro eins
SenIipn bon S12 monatli6 bemiaist,
tuel6e BPM Gage Der @elu6iteIlun9 on,
na6 9nnabme Deg @eiebes, herednet
iperben ioa. -9ie SemOfraten bes
Sauiss uerlcsten ii6 pieber anf's
yStlibuItircn", I'm Die grleoi9un9 bes
2ansitonzS enable @a6Itreits gu bin'
tcrtreiben. Mit Mibe unb Rutt
wiro elm Quorum Derbei9ei9afft, I'm
bas ge1tri9e Sournal 81 bcitdti9en, als
aber Die &Uriru9e iibcr Den @ablltreit'
iaq 9eltellt iuuroe, itilrnten bic Demo.
fraten aus Ger Snllc, pUbci cini9e biz
perl6lphene 36iir nit 5uBtrittel
ipren9ten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26

tefescopirt unb elm britter Hart bei66e
bist. Sn Der Office beg 8usmeiiters
Der Sllinois Central giienbabn tunrbe
G6enbs I'M 10 llbr 10 Minuten anses
seben, es iei semelbet tuoroen, DAB bier
9erIonen set6otet unb etrpa abt perfebt
iuurben.
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Jnl. Haffne r, NJ. D,
SeutfGer @r3t, @unoar;t
urD 0eburtshe[itr.

yiebt sriinbli1eni Stubium meines Sades
aui beuti6en REORGANIZATION, ifebt mir elnt
nabe;u 30=iabri9e, II II II n T b / o d. E II {
Sboti9teit in nleiterr SADIE sur Settle.
Se6em 8ufe bel Sa9 ober 9ddt in Stab.
uno 9anO leiits ID, fofort bic i6neaite SoIs
fen, nit pouer Nufmerfiamfeit uno 10 biQio
pie m0sli6, mas Sober be;eueen rpirb, Der
mir bisber ieiu 9ertrauen f6entte.
s. $ q ner 81. ..
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Sin Mann, Dem ION Snoia

- Sin Mann, Dem BON Snbiauerr
Die SOpiDaut d~b9e5o9cn purOe, Der oaur
nod 70 Sn6re lebte nno i6tisbli6 luaGr
Idginlid bod nod al leiuer @unoe tier:
bcl lpirn, lit &Obtrt OicWce, Der in Del
9td9c BON Gblllicotbe 81 9auie lit
Wic8ee mar i'm Sabre 1874 Elm iu19er
Surldc, btiicn @ltern beioe ros3eitlide
9e!egnet batteu uuo ber ou9 ionit feline
nd6ercn InaebDri9en bsla6. 9cs9aGb
lieB Ell iid bon Der 8esieruug ais 5u9r=
mann aniuerben. Nts Ct nit leirem
3uge in Die @esenb fam, mo jest Great
Seno lit, iuurben iie bon Den Siour SIT
oianern inter benz b%eriibmien SGupts
lln9 n9ittle Iurtle" an9einlcn. Die
meilten 6ubrleute lpuroen uieoerQes
mebelt uno ifalpirt. Nu9 Der iurge
Mc@ec bate buiistbe5 6idia(. Gr mar
icoo6 ni4t, ipie feline GsAuIicu, glei9
9etDbtet iuorben, ionOeru nllr ~bsiuuBtlo3
SclucIen unb FAM na6 eiti9er Belt luiez
Der 81 lid. Soloatelt, Die bes @e9es
nabmen ibn nit ulo ii~ber9aben
Der ObDat eini9e: Ierjte. 0ieIe
iein 9eben, bob lit Die i9red.
Idle 8unoe ME san5 9cbeilt, ionoern
)at bcitdnoi9 sceiter:. Sn Der lebten
3eit lit ie uiel i6limmer gciporoen, unb
Nc8ee bat besbolb eini9e sterjte in
G,tD 81 Static se5Osen. 0ieIe
inc jeood Der snIibt DAB lire aunIt
lier ausIj6ts!os il.
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SielDl It 8ertobunQauf
iueil lie iab, bnB ct lie uidt meGr liettc.
S9re S66bn9cit mar p"cliuelft, lire
friibere 2ebDuiti9feit elmer oumpicu
%Ibipannun19 9etuiHen. @as batte bieIe
Serdnberung pcraulaBt? SuuftioncGe
StDrun9; iie lit all lercn ibrem &C.
ldle6t ei9entGimliden 2eiocTt. lib
10 f%loiien Die ju1sen 2ebeu Der beiocn
9etrcnnt oabin. @ie unnDlbiq, iuie
9rauiam! Sdtte lie DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription c%ir9enommen, Tie
b1tte lpieotr gsiuno uno slldli6 9finutt
iuerDen f0nner. SUITS ir9eno cine
Snnie, iuelde oieie 3eilen lieit, il, dbu.
li6er @eiie leibet, laii' lie feline j3eit
perlieren, ii9 bas "Favorite Prescrlp.
ton" 81 periduffrll. Sas nib ibr
cine neue Intuarti6uft auf bas 9eben
9eben. gu Gaben in 4pptbefen inter
eiuer poiitiuen @arantie leitens Der SSa,
5rifanten fir po0itdnoige 5ufriebeultel,
In iebcm Sale, ooer @elb suriifae.
eeben. 2eit @arantie auf 5laidenum=
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gGenpiue, g. g., 6. Sanuar, 1890.
SIM Sabre 1882 uerrenfte i9 mir Den
Nenfel unb erit na6bem i6 ct. Safobs
Del aniuanbte tpurbe i9 bauernn 9ebeilt.
-Sbos. @. 8an@prber.
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3iebt bic Sremien an menn sSbr
tinoet, baB es i'm |unfte Der. @eiunbbeit
ber9ab. S6winoenoe Strait, 9eidntGlerte
Seroauul9 nno giiimilirliu9 limb Die 3ei6en
bss ShwtnbenS Der Gieiuuobeit. Sbut bic
len iino onoeren Nn;ciden cines friib;eitisen
9ertals @inbalt nit bent 9roben 2ebens.
ipsnoer uno gebenSweder, !Soitstter'S Mas
9en=Sitters. gn Der Sueue, benz Waeen,
be9innerb, bebt bas SitterS ieile rlntbGfias
tell, perbeiiert feline Srrtbimer uno brir9t
tbn traiti9 wieber in Seipe9uu9. Gaa 8er=
e~ouun9sor9an lpiro icnit III ben Staub se=
tett, aus benz Giien Die atGbritoiie ab;uion=
bern, mslde Slut er;erset. aur bieIe @eile
tplrb hos Spittm qenQbrt, 9cltarft unb benz
dbnortten @ebraite Der Wta9eriGite 9eiteu:
srt. appetit, gutter S6lat re9elmGbige Se=
benssepobnbeiten merbet interchangeable
nr1o bic peri6ieoenen Sunftionen treten ipie=
Der IN tbre natiirli6e nnb 9eiunbe 3bdtie=
felt. Sas Sitters 1T iiberbies elm ipesihl6es
Sorbeu9unssinittel seeen Malarta, Rbeu.
matlsmns, Gouenleloen unb Hierenbsi6iper=
ben.
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SauIenbe babm Ii1 ION er@irtlam ant
felt bon Or. 9tu9uit &Dni9's Sambur,
ger Sropfcn BEL olcn W~a9enleioen
ii6er5cu9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-09-26

WIS 9al6llD UllUulol9 III 1ePt Oer
beuti6e 5aruner lllri1 0teDer aus Dem
@efdn9uiB III Etatte Gitp, i'm noroweit=
1iden Niiiuuri, frei9elaiisn iporben.
Dor GINGER Belt perid.uanb, iuie bcrsits
semeloet, ans Der @e9clb upt Yarfpille
III ienem Sbeile Wiiiouri's Der SeutI9e
6arner 9tu9uit 96ge, unO iein &C.
Observation-Disclosures lllri6 Neyer ipurbe
inter benz SerOo6t i'm ermproet su Ia.
6ep, pcrGnitct. Die Sadc bat uber
jebt cit an6cres GeIi6t erDolten, urlb es
itebt fcIt, onB McDcr fem WDroer lit.
Nltb fat c: 90ge nitt bcruubt, I'M &C.
scntbeil, bicler bat inn S75 9cItOblst
unO lit oamit iuabri6einli6 bur69esan'
gen. 0icper lit inipl9e bieIerGntbedurs
gen ebrcnupll aus Der 9ait %entlaiien
morbcn.
Der rpn st. 2puis n11 9aulas
@itp 9ebenbe G~rprebSug Ntp. 3 Der Ntp.
Srciftc @lienbabulinie crlitt am Sunn.
abeno Ibeno 9e9cn 10 llbr einen i9luee
rem llnfaQ bel Der Stntipn @lcncoe, 81
Mcltcn lue1tti1 ppn ct. 2uuis. Ser
Bug cnt9lcilte beiun Eailiren elmer
gSel6e uno uGDrcnb Die locomotive auf
ben S9ieneu blicb, rolIten mebrere BAL
LAGER uno S6lailun9cn ben Siemli6
boben Damn bi1ab. Son 81. 2ouiS
lpie &irfipppo fanlen iOfOrt !pilfsjiise
auf Der sceuc bes llu9liifs all uitb nab.
rten Die Scrlesten uad ct. 2Uuis ms
Solpital. Ser llnfall forberte 4 Men@
f6enleben lmo plroeu Is 8crIunen pcrs
lebt.
Sur6 ieine SeIpnuunbeit uno
Seiltesgc9euluart lit e5 Dem YuliSiiten
Yatrid GrolulcD III &auias gitp hieier
Gage 9elun9en, 5uei Wenl6enleben 81
rettcn. 8dbrcuO er Nbcubs 9c9cn I'LL
ubr ~ieineu ScSirf nbpatrpuilIirte, be-
mertte CT al bem Giicnbnbuilrer9au9
in Der Mnlberrp.S truBe cine bibI6
9etleioetc 6rau mittlcrcn Ilters, Die in
ben Irmen ell etiua breisjdBri9es Sinh
belt unb iid) nit bieiem plDslid Dor
elne raid BcrGnfommenoe &an0irlocoz
motipe mari. &uid iprur9 Der 4oGi=
SIT bin5u nno IS gelar19 i'm, iuenu ard)
nit ei9euer 2~ebctS9efubr, Mtutter uno
Stint 81 rettcn. =, Gin @runb fir Die
Shat Der 6rnu lit nidjt bcfnnlt uub ibr
Starne mArre aui iDrcn cigsncn @unl6
9eDeiln 9cDalteu.
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AermanuerWolksbIatt.

Inferred At the Post once at Hermann, Mo-, and
Omitted for Il ansnission through the mails as
scond-class rates
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DR.. Plsrce's Pellets - Nib OBJ
fibreno Uber BON bruitii6er @irtnna,
je mad Der 9ofis. 20 Gents.
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&eberkidea
giebere Seilun9.

Geit Sabrsn leibeI 9b unb 5u lsiee I'D
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TIE communication OF Mr.. W. ..
smith in Tuesdays Bulletin shows
IL s few we'll stated paragraphs
some Of the strong points OF the
late Reform administration, for
which Il will always be honored.
This Government never had q
Cabinet which accomplished more
for the good of the country during
three wears. nor one which admin
istered public affairs with greater
economy. This was notably the
case with the roads IN this city and
island. as well as on each OF the
other Islands. Another term Of
three or four years, would have
resulted in the construction of a
GOOD wagon road around Hawaii
q work which has long been talked
u. but never before undertaken.
The items inserted for this purpose
have passed. 1t remains to be seen
whether the present administration
Will push forward the work begun
by lis predecessor.