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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1892-03-31
PenObscot.

Penobseot.
The past week has been the toughest
here since winter took the scepter into his
hands. A snow-stOrm followed by rain
Friday night, the 18th, left the roads in
about the condition it found them-too
bare for sleighing and too rough for good
wheeling.
The grip still fingers in town and fire.
quently a new victim is seized, though. on
the whole, the disease seems to be on the
decline
J. p Hancy has closed his school in
Bucksport and we hear has had pleasant
and profitable term.
Miss Florence Marks has closed her
school in Orland. She is engaged to teach
the primary school in Bluehill village the
coming summer.
Miss Flora Marks is giving private les
| sons in latin, physics and music. She ex-
poets to teach in West Sullivan the COM
| ing season.
Judson Gray is quite i'll with the grip
| We have been informed that the people
| at the Bay are making an effort to- build a
parsonage in that village for the Metho-
dist church. The Bay and North Penob-
| scot are and have been for many years
united in one charge under the Methodist
denomination. The parsonage is at North
Penobscot where it was originally located
for the occupancy and use of the minister.
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
Friday evening, Res. Mr.. Hodgdon post
poned his lecture, THE Battle and Sur
render of Fort Fisher" until Tuesday ev-
ening, March 70.
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1t seems to me there is no period in the
life of young man-indeed in human life
so important, so full of momentous is-
sues, as that which lies between these
ages.
To be sure the formation of character
begins at a much earlier age. 1t is true
that the child at tender age, by force of
contact and association without proper
guidance and restraint, unthinkingly forms
bad habits, and falls into indolent or mis-
chevous ways, that forecast a dark or at
least doubtful future. But how often
when reason begins to assert itself, and
better influences begin to awaken the ele-
ments of his higher nature, this same
misunderstanding erratic youth, fun of i'm
petuous life, begins 10 look at the world
from higher and more logical stand
point, and the elements of his being he@in
to crystalline around a great center pur-
pose, he is gradually being shaped into
8 man of unusual energy, ambition and
ability.
At the age of fifteen the powers of
youth are fresh and in full play The mis-
takes and misdoings of ones boyhood
must pass before his reflection for review
and final decision. He stands at the
border of the play ground Of life and
gazes out upon world of varied and won
derful activities, into which he must soon
pass as an important factor ami rival llc
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Atlantic.
Capt. John s. Staples. who has been to
Newfoundland during the winter. will ar
rive home in few days.
Blowy and stormy weather makes it
very backward about the fishermen's get
ting ready for their springs work.
Mr.. Isaiah Stanley died suddenly We'd
nesday night of apoplexy. He leaves a
large number of relatives.
H. NJ. Thayer has loaded two three
masters with granite blocks the last week.
1t is reported that another stone quarry
will be opened on Orino Island the coming
spring.
School meeting in district No. l, elect
ed Lee Smith agent; in district No. 2, El-
mer Joyce.
Mar. 81.
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Smithville.
Mr. Horatio Wakefield arrived home
last week from Portland, where he
has been attending commercial COL
lege.
Mr.. Sherman Smith, millwright, is
with us again after an absence of sew
en- months.
Mr.. Frank Smith plans to return to
Lubec this week
The young people Of Steuben village
played dot, the Miners Daughter, .
three nights last week. 1t was d great
success.
Mr.. Alfred Smith is still very sick.
Mr.. Alonzo Cleaves was obliged to
leave his work and return home on ac-
count of sickness.
A chopping bee at Mr.. Mayos to-
day and good time may be expected.
Mar. 2l.
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Laura: What a clever girl Jennie Is d!
She had sixty-seven offers of marriage
within a week after she left college"
Clara: Indeed! And she is not very good
looking" Laura: "No; but the subject of
the essay that she read at her graduation
was How to keep House on el2 week.
-Munseys Weekly.
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March.

Although now stand number three,
Yet they in history versed,
Say, in the days that used to be,
OF months was the first.
They put me back, one of those years,
When classes new were forming;
And maybe that's the reason, dears,
Why l am always storming.
WILL CARLETO
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The laNo4iie Newspaper In Hancock
a.. ,NstH A< \ rrni,icntly recon rncned as
rae hest li h#,pg-'as tits the oldest and largest
,-I.l...rr Sheet iu Hancock county. It, con
.taut.. Increasing subscription list proves that
the M i hei i hA- maintained tor 50 many
wears NN.n tne pNHulsr regard rests upon the
basis of -ra .tur merit.
rERN~ 80 SUBSCRIPTION.
oar cot,,. rat- strictly tn advance. sl.So
Ali arrsata.e- for whatever length oftime
r. au,.t It D.. & raft uf 4! no Der year.
Tuerr Ni. c no tcynuous from the above
%"p..,r.... l-cou.,nle,i untfl ii I.rrearage
are Y4t 4.tNe,.I tfc pyu.i-htr opnuL-audapy
l --tH Ns-.n- as YArer -i"pped' must gave no
t.., tuvrrn. atiur rNV,r u"u ol tle term "hether
previous u 1t,rt Hl- hctu gwen or not
LE.AL N-FArEE DALisIoNs.
I Az .vl-'a An" "l.'se7 d, paper rex tIlarly from
t., wu-tt,t.. ,,4,iupf .rctcd 10 hi name
.ta,r. ug whethcf he har subscribed or not-irre
si.tu-t..aH ,p4 tht paw.
ID lug person orders al= paper discontinued
a ul..t ra 80 4rrrlra-es, ar the publisher may
tai.aH' "af ti auui .ay ment Is matie, ami col
lct the "a'e 'nt'ant whether II Is tAAtn from The
>urI,A ro .tB>c cRlBHRs
TIE u4tr su tr. 40 .rr--- label on each suhscrib
c--- s.ltr .uHW- the tHn, fc which the subscrip-
t.,H 81 pa q. auJ aN Subscribers IN arrears are
re- iag~tr. IN fa- fp ~ ,pau AZ possible.
I'd ~ III. Allnu- relating q subscriptions
p4- essrr-i i3attrt- are requested. u state The
P.-J oils, t "hc1 lh" paper Is, OF ls to be sent,
ina g. Deg .aretui 10 write all proper sames plain
in iIr..,.a- .aaugc Of address, always give
tn, lrt-,ut ia-,-- s. WILT a. tuc one to which sou
wl-a tht Fa.tur N.lcrN arrl- sent,
kc,r'rt a-.- a.ti hr made by post flce
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Tae l,v.a- sre authorized agents tor the
AMHRs-,>
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old Man (sternlv) 'You want to mar
~ nv daughter, and yet you say you are
not rich" Young Man (bravely): THAT
1t exactly, SIR" Old Man: "Well, you
don't expect to support her on wind, do
you?" Young Man. MOSTLY, sir. I'm cap
tain Of . sailing vessel. .'-Detroit Free
ness.
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For the Ellsworth American.
Trenton-l762 to 1900.
No. 8.


January Sd, 1862, Eben Thorndke and
Others petitioned for grant of town
ship of land on Sandy Point, three miles
above what was then called Casteens Riv
er. Under this petition the Great and
General Court of Massachusetts, gave him
and his associates, instead Of the town
ship for which they petitioned, grant of
township which after its survey was
called Township No. l. lying east Of Union
River. The claim made by the petitioners
is put upon different grounds from that
given in Twitchell and others petition Of
l7G0
Ebcn Thorntikc and others Petition.
province OF The MASSACHUSETTS BAY,
JAN'Y Sd, l162."
ITO His ErceiIency Francis Bernard, Esq'r,
Captain General aud GorerHor in and
Orer his Moyesty's Frorince dforesd, the
Honorable, HIS Agjestys Council aud
House If Rep,esentG ares in General
Court assembled.
We, the Subscribers. having been sol
diers at Fort Pownall and now settled at a
Place called Magebaggsceuse on the East
ern Side of Penobscot Bay, and others de-
sirous of settling there themselves, or set
tliug other good Families in their Room
for the accommodation Of Numbers that
want Land and TO carry on the Fishery,
Humbly request your Excelency and Hon
ours would Please to grant your Petition
ers and their Heirs, a Township to be
bounded as follows, beginning about three
Miles above Castcens RIVER, at a Place
called Sandy Point and TO run East North
East Eight Miles, then South South East
to the Ocean and then West Southwest
Eight Miles and then to the first Bounds
mrntioned containing Neck of Land
Water and Islands; snd your Petitioners
A. in Duty bound shall ever pray &C."
L -I.- -b.n - ttts I'm.
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| ANU TURN III
Klaw turned his impassive face to Blake
and with his bony hand pointed to the sea.
and said: I'm watching for the day of
atonement-it's coming-it's almost here
Poor fellow, +" said Ned, there's some
thin tn matter with his main-top. Been
out in rough weather. I'll stand head on
and git better look o him." and Ned
walked up in front of klaw. Looks as
solemn as the bo'sn of graveyard! Dry
round tn scuppers! Both pumps chok-
ed" Ned touched his head with the tips
of his fingers and with significant nod
added: Cargo shifted Watchin' for
tn Day Of Atonement. Ell? From what
port did she sail? Never heard O her
! afore Overdue is she? May have split
her sails, or ma'haps she's got into tn dol
drums. Crews on short allowance.
Well keep both eyes bouts they go. and
you'll see her sail into port under a
fair press o canvas some bright morn
/ ing"
This may appear to the reader as hu
morous raiIlery, but to Ned it was sober
earnest. Ned gave his pants another hitch
and attempted 70 move of but klaw step
ped from his elevation and seized the old
sailor by both shoulders aud held him with
| vce-like grip and looking him square in
the face hissed through his clinched
teeth;
'Do You mean to mock me? Know you,
| man there are voices Of crimes that scream
| Ike vultures in my soul. God knows how
| have prayed for rest. o, the wild fury
Of my career. My life has been one long,
restless dream of sin. Winter holds my
dream of summer. of flowers and song.
Faith and hope are not dead. They are
1 living powers within me now. o, Sir
there are germs Of 4 nobler life,' and sink
ing his voice to a whisper he added. but
must atouc-atone-and the day II atone
ment i, at hand! saw 1t last night"
Cast of your graphing irons, ,messmate
and lets take -oundings, said Ned as he
tried to release himself from klaw, But
klaw held him fast and poured his weird
( prophecy into TIE ears Of Blake.
My hour has come, tor last night the
wizard, tlr, burned 10 the eastern SKY and
.a, li,h,a .,,i,,.- co,,,,o,,. v,,b ,
maiden prisoner, follow a lonely woodland
f,r h.r. WIN al. 40
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! lis the equinoclial prophet Of a storm OF
/ destructive fury. See that leeward bank
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Gllsworth american.

wrrKil LOCAL ANp POLITICAL JOURNAL
rltafsutp EVERY INT RsDAY By THE
r4An.,..N -ounty Publishing Company
J. c. Chilcott, Editor.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
NOTfClE ron I,l-BL1cAA1Y{1N.
s'''S ant Office atW :.,lsassi,a Wis.,
March /. 1892.

oav3 Fs~ls-& fio.s !, ~ AsSaFen 1, l fS'--
Nptiea is h9eerabg!giyen that: the :. fol-
loWfj,ne . ee-pfamed settler has filed potic3 #
her Int antion to make fn Il proof III
ST 4 Sort 81 her G3lailn. and that siit(ptobf
VIII bs 1lade. }ra TIE Iildlg4tor CLERK
ct tha CIRCUIT Court at Rnih elanagr,.
Wis. On AM14g ,. 1872 yiz:Mj E ss1iie ], Me =
rillstE. Es Ne. 1880 fort the Eri9,s =. W.,
ana N 3ts,rMa9 st sse,t q. E g n. f..
E!stI.fs5 .fsfiI3s;EigI ssit .ay. 3.t5s II,
She Names tina following Wi TN 9ssass 10.
proae ,hee coaatin,loaas T sidaneeuI ooQn. and
otlltivation of, said lanag .N4z; 'etter.
Ssain DsrG'4 3&ayani IL W. Anderson,
Ear veE Bowel, all of S sateI Lima w is,ttsg
- ,}tf"zs'" E4B. SAND RS. Register.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-04-28
STRENGTH AND HEALTH.

II YOU are not feeling strong and healthy
try Electric Dsttess, Il" l.atfrippe" has lett
aou weak anN weary. Use Electric Littqrs
This remedy acts directlx-on liver stomach
and Kidneys gently aiding those organs to
perform thti, functions If you are afflicted
with sick headache you'will find speedy and
p armanent7reiief by taking Eiaa.tfeic RitteEs
One trial Will convince yeu that this is the
remedy you need Large bottles Only 5ocsat
Bearlsiey's drug store s fri ~ t4t.~t
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NOTICE FOR DUPLICATION.
ti' LaAd Office at Walrs;!u Wis.
2@ April Ii. fISsa.,,

- = ''.''--'''' 7zTf71 ia. fs''.'.
Notice ~ hereby; given that the. fol:
owine-nalaed sqttl4ar; has til9fd notico q
his intention tonale, final p5'pOf In sup
pol,t of his clstiaf9 and That said p"ocf
will be made b fore Us iI4an1 Office
at Wausaus Wis:.f Qn 3lst Of May. 1892.
viz:John lsanith> II. \. No. .GO51 for, the
WIFla N,Ws4 and; M Il. t. N. w / Spc. -,
L. 80 N.lEI! III u. tfis,t,ssEse1 n3aqT NJ +.
He names the following witnesses to
PROV his continuous residence ,oniand
cultivate n VI said tand. viz $50 81,
A. WIlt I'd 'lg. Of Eagle River Wis. L.
Find6rH. ~ 1oeVo4.s BIZ. Johes,J r.
all d Three 1akssf Wis. g se; 20 % -
L: 2, SANDERS. Register.
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!. CONSUMPTION CURED.

1 -. txxf
An old physician retired from practice ha'
ingfhdaap ltcesi In his hands Try p 4ssist India.
missionary the formula OF Il vegetable ccm
pound foi'theispeesiy and permanent cRse Of
consumption, ibrosichitis-;c asara'h. asthma
aase all throat &lispg seEfect9as. also ;sposr
itise and srtsdsAl cnrs ier merry oas fehility
anarsH nerstf9s so hpfainSS aftss laNine ,tss1
ted its Mepleriul curative: ntfyters IN I; ithouf
Saatlsf&sea seSh has fyit ii ssssdaEitp maksit
known to his Suffering ;isIiows Askssated hi
tive aid desire torpiieye ,aalman sssi,
ferinS,s ailssiIsffreeo OF charge ap Il 3Who de-
sirrdt. this gkssafBia aesinaa Erano!r, Drs ts,@ /
ssSa With full dieess&ons fts, prep afn = anal
usiffts *St' s. lsN!ihSU byta tldsesassa.s wifslj
stahp, :iihmiHs$ this pi,pt4swiA Nsssas5 So Oh
1 oate4% Btock ocatsStSi: ~ YffGSsassi. astatff
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rec TO,AN Minister of Churches,

Tree 7o|A y n ln7staF OF E97lnEe7F@S,- :
I will send one bottle Of WERNER S
,WHIEEt WINE OF, TAR2 SYRUP, the BEST
Cough remedy ON earth. FREE of
CHARGE to any Ministertllat will get
his druggist or store keeper to sGrde1'
One Dozen and recommend this most
valuable THROAT at1dLung remedy to his
fli-nls every whefo. Address.
al Dr. G. D. WARN Err
a. rE. ColdWater, Mich.
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lEX GItIl,sIIlN.

NIL. S. s w. r. r: r VIII. SSH *
cursion tickets IT, Iilwaul1 3b and return
at one faro for the round trip J For the
Democratic State tConY4n sion exclrs5il. z
tickets will.h6i sold May Bird and 18th
good goin.g commencing 'daae Of sale
"a nd returning Unit AND; incllcing My
9th 1892. Fora the Republican SAFE
Contention excursion tickets will be
soil May 4th and 5th e sd going On.
date OF sale ANA good le J'rning pn I
and Including May 9th 1892. For tho
State Contention Peoples Party excui--
sion tickstS viii be sold May BIRD and
9th good going conmenc,ng en-
date Of sale ana good r5tllninsg until
and including May ,1Qth 1892. ..@
@@ @.3tg. y TIL PAGEE4.
.gf 90 .'54 "..E. gag Ay5.E
J.. j. j. D,ekart has q road cart for
sale cheap. ~
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'.gs't - IS
=. II OF ICE.

Notice is hereby given that all per-
sons found cutting stove wood, tics or
posts anywhere On the OConnor estate
will be prosecuted to the full extent Of
the law. s-.sf .g..- }r..4, =. ,4eg.
: u@ Il 4@& Geo. OlConnor.
If :. A.. -, Mrs. Ann O'C6nnor.
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A little GSirY's Experience in q Light
House -;3-,.S3 .,s1G.f .ljslfS3l

: MIR and Mrs Loren IrescQtt ;rf k epe 6 o
the Coy Lighthouse at sand BEACH M.ch and
ARE blessed with a taiahtef four YEAR, ed
Last April She Was taken down With n}e;lse!f5
followed with q aFeadfa cough ana yufi.ine
1iHto fever DJetod:s ii t .hohla and. Detroit
trtaGetl 1leF bit III Yam She &4tt w worse ra1o
idly Ht3t3l she 'waka mere ha iJsaulf homes
Then She tried i,t. iKfhess News Disa6vdFy mad
after the use 81 Two and 81 I;H BOTTLES, lives
,completezr crt'ua tEht%St s.tv DiF flsirgs4 New
discovery rs wtjrth i'll wi4s ii ~ gold yet
you may get trallhottls Tree y t. Hssl r'lsltj'
Oh ugstoer -
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NOTICE.
+ US, Lalla q ffc3 allts;ttll, Wis
l@E @ g Appil9. 1892.

y e3flfF .1TFea779 r. ~ 7 81 II !,
eiaE @ g ,Appil9 1892.
Complaint having been entered at
this Office b. Harvey Row ell against
J ameo Ballard for abandoning his Home
STEAD Entry No. $3.50, dates January
u, 1883. upon the Iotl W. s. Ell and
81 E.t o. S " / Sec5i3l y, Township
Il N otth Of Range . EssSS. in 'Oaeitfd
County Wisconsin, With q view to III
cane sltatlon ofsaid entry, the stF5ff9 l<5
les ara. hereby summon II t iappesei 1t
the Tinted States Land Often ~ 81
sau WIS. on the l9day ii M ~ i.s.e.
/ o'cllck 2. NJ, to raspon and M
testimony Concerning s2i Ill s d G5
antlon1n mt. !. ~ =
-t t.1tis u - &, / ,,r,,5,,e 4, -,
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a PRIVATELY .CS FRA
Surgical Cases and Diseases Cf Women

A limited number of cases of tuberculosis
lcons1:mptiof1l in the early stages, viii be
admitted for trea t1hent'by The Shirley Glib.
Method. in connection with other i-estQra tiv !,
measures.
BATHS, ELECTc1cITy, MAssAGE. V 7
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ri Thursday april %. 1892.
II ,Iyi.sII1NGION LETTER.
Nj (From Our Regular Corresp ondent) sa
81 Washington,Ap ril -, 1872.
III Senator Sherman surprised d great
Mlany people when he. stated ti'Atthe
Eomnl tee on Foreign Relations liad
after IL close eXaniina OnEfbec0Me
convinced that thed present Chinese.
Exclusion laws would not expire .un-
&il 1894. rs it had gene ally been nc
Eppted that the laws expired on tire
"a. OF next month. This conclusion 'e1
that committee resulted in Hpstp0n-
Hing Indefinitely the deba re ontlleneW
I(hinese exclusion bill, which had been
ON the pro grnlme-f for this week. It's
place was taken by theAior-an silver
resolution and several Silver speeches
have been made, Including. IL rather
shari, one by s,ena tor Teller along
the same lines as the one nftdebE bis
young colleague, Senator " oicottre-
Gently. #@ft-.e.s a
The democrats had n Very pretty
fight between the Hill and Cleveland
factioils in the House, this week, tn"
bone ofcOntention being the report
of the Election committee in favor Of
Col eNoyes, the republican contestant
from the - New York diStrict.5 llie
,umJ,,,s was enj0yed bv the republic
cans. who took little part in ii, fnl'tl
er than to vote. selid!y in favor II
giving Col. Moves the seatto which
he had been elected. ~.
Secretary Foster has received the
report OF Assistant Attorney General
Raunells. who. ut his request, investi-
rated the charges OF. [incompetency.
etc.. recently made by Assistant Sec
,,t,i.v Nltt),t11 a..lihst SlDefill ten
1puf owe3, OF the Imniigra ton Bur-
ana. ,-,ejit i<,u,t 1,r.yo biz. tlatitwiIi
Ina ,,,at}r n,1plic anita he, has decided
what, il ANY acton. he wilIt1le there.
on .g~ &s
the House committee. on. Foreign
Affairs viii rN.ommend i res ollftion
~, ,,,i1;,n,to fnnrr-the oDbofi,tnlent 81 ii
soi,s .oma,iss ion. the duties of which
: ,al, he tine bringing .;tboutaof clos l..
trade relations between s!exno ana
the United S 'ates. 80 &c ,4E1
senator Hill has gone over baga1tl
~, o,r;, % to the camp the free C., in,
x,,io,,,,4t.7t~ y; :, es,,,,sz,, l,v hil,4vata>
nn tbn hill ia amend TIE Ariz15na: fin
'ih stNt go " - e e.
ding; u t. This is the last resort OF a.
r., aoin strength irathe
$ i i ANA III ,,a North WY after
having come to ihe con, .l,l.,iua th;5.
ho had cot sll the votes it MAS pes,
s,lle for hilnet,,. get in the; Eastern
,,:1,r, .st,tl,,, -t4yrrn.n who *
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70 5WIRo1I III MAY s0'CNCtRN. Ny:
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-01-31
The Silver IN a Dollar,

In the bill introduced into the House of
Representatives on Thursday last by Mr..
BLAND. from the Committee on Coinage,
Weights, apd Measures, 1t was provided
that whenever France opens her minis to
the free and unrestricted coinage of silver
at her present ratio (l51< 10 u the Presi-
dent is Immediately to make public procla-
nation of that fact, 'whereupon the said
ratio shall be the legal ratio in the United
States, aud thereafter the standard silver
dollar shall consist of 400 grains OF stand
ard silver. and the laws relating to the
standard silver dollars of 4i25l grains stan
dasd SILVER shall be applicable to the dol
lar Of 400 grains. The silver dollars of
4l2l< grains are then TO be recoined az fast
as practicable into dollars of 400 grains.
Th,sproyision is intended to enlist France
in behalf Of bimetallism. II is surren-
der on the part OF the United States of the
ratio which now obtains in this country.
We now have 4l2I5 grains Of silver bullion.
nine renths fine. in our silver dollar. or
37i11 grains pure silver. Under the French
ratio our dollar would contain only 400
grains of silver bullion. nine tenths fine.
OF $50 grains Of pure silver. BY the way,
France Is not likely to dump her silver on
our shores so long as her ratio 10 l51S to 1
and ours is 16 to !. It would DO q losing
business.