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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
1tebe1 aneebraate spariamfett.

Die 6erren i'm GongreB, tpelde itets 10
bon marnlem Wtttgefiibl nit benz Yarmer
lberflieBen, penn lie auf ibren Gauotoatenz
Jtellen 1!ll0, babe1 ME ettpaS fir tbn lbrta,
na6Oem Tie 9etpGblt iino. 9tthts lit fir
ben Sarn.er int gforopelten mid)tiger ais
Die i6leuni9e &oIenbung beS 0cnnepiu7
Canals, aber Der @ongrsB bat, nadbem er
Our9 Die Dffentlthe W}einunQ %ge5tDun9en
poroen tpar, bic @uIage oelielben 81 bemtlz
liaen. itA angeitren9t, ben Beginn Der Dir
beiten bnr6 mOglihft flelne 8epiuigungen
btlaus3u3leben uno bll5ubalten. SeBt ltno
Die 8orarbetten enolt6 lotpclt qeotebell, Dap
bic etge1tlt6e Nrbeit al allen Bunften be-
gtnnen fam, aber Der Gon9rcB beniuigt
micber nur cine babe OiiIinn Dollars fiir
stpei Sabre, cine 8agatelIe fir Elm Werf,
bas iteben WfiItonen Dollars fclten miro.
Salten f~iinftiee Gon9relie bieie GewiQiz
gungSrate, Elm, 10 miro oaS @raben be5
Canals 20 Sabre in 9lnlpru6 nebnten.
SSa, mebr ais oasi DEM gang ielbitz
nerltdnDlid miro in 10 LANCER 3ett etn She'll
Der 0rbeiten Dur6 Die Wtrfung bon Wino
unD Netter tpteoer b~erfaQeI, uno Die iieben
MtiQionen bes uripriinglihen Nnl9lageS
per0en ntdt ausret6en, IS gu pollenoe1.
Ser @on9reB ldiebt allo ourd leine
fnauieriee Betpiligung Die Gerbeiierung
Der Gage Der Tarmer i'm @tOropeiten nidt
nur um Elm 8ierteIjabrbunoert binaus,
benn Der &anal fDnnte bequem in BRET Sab
rem bergeiteQt iperben, lonoern pertbeucrt
audi noO bic Nnlasetoiten UNI ein beoeus
tenbes. 0as lit Spariannfsit am unre6ten
@nbe. 9ber freili6 Der GpngreB itebt
INNER nod piel gu iebr unter Der Su6tel
ber Giienbabueu, unb Die 9alien &andle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
3epmblifami5@e @iel In Sowa

Ser ub%ermiegenben Wtebr3ahl aud Der
engltl6en republifanil6en NarteiblGtter Des
Qanoes rnuB man es au ibrer @bre nod
lageH, oaB tie bon ben GepuDlifanern
Sotpa's ernltlt6 Derlangten, in Der o~ortigen
Staatsgelebgebung ben Demotraten Die aur
Nbl6aftung ceS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n0tbiz
gen Stimneu 3u ~lteferlt. Nud Die Chicago
Tribune bat leit Sobr unb Sag otes Ser
langen OH tbre BarteigenoiIen III SSotDa ae>
1teut. SEPT aber, D0 Diele ben guten Jlot6
10 l9nOO in ben Mino gei6loseu baben,
la9t tblel Die Chicago Tribune, mas fir
gOttitrdfide @iel Tie iinb = n6mlib 10:
u0ie 9tepublifaner in Dem Nbseorbnetenz
baule Der StaatsgeleBgebung BON Soma
boben 0ath'S SodlicenS : 8iu, bieie
bon einem republitanilben Gtaatslenotor
porgei6lagene WfaBnabme nit BOILER
ueberle8ung eiumiitbig abgelebnt. 0les
beoeutet, oaB Soma nod 3net Sabre IGnger
benz Jfamen nah Elm Yrobibttionsltaot iein
DlrD. sc beDeutet audi, baB i'll Oerbft
1893. 100 Die NGhl1e StaatsseleBgebungss
Dabl ltattftnoet, iii beioe 6Quler clue
oemofraltlhe Mebrbeit gepGblt iperben
miro; uno Die ipirb it'd beetlell, cine bon
elnem 9elnotraten ou.ltatt bon einem 9tez
publlfaner. entlporfene uno oaruin oeipi,
rii6t l6driere 0O0llcen5>9iu an3unehnen.
IS bcoeutet ferier, baB Die nG6itc Staats:
geleB9ehllng etlen oemofratildeu BuuDess
9enaior III Die Steue eii!es 9tepNblitnners
ernQblen miro.
Die 0emOfraten Sofpa's piirbeu lho1
I'M portgen Sabre Die Utebrbeit IN, 2lb9es
pronetenbaule erbalten baben, lpenn nl6t
Deflt0tet moroe1 mare, oaB lie ben Stat
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
@mtes seiseonftmer @eifpteI.

Der Staat Wtsconitn ntn1Int augenbltG>
LID Die Stelle zines ppLitllhen 9teformatDrs
Elm. 9urd Die 9egen Die iriiberen Staats=
l6aBmettter anbdngtg gema6ten Elagen
auf SerauSgabe Der 3tnlen. Die lie bon ben
frubtbringeno a%ngelegten Staatsgeloerlt
be3ogen, bat er fir anoere Stadten ben gBeg
geSct9t, mie iie friiberen Stats idabnieiltern
unre6tnldBtg ernorbene @eloer obia9el
unD Die Sutinfti9en Sdabmeliter perbln>
bern f0nnen, loI0en @eiDtnn 3u luben !;
our6 Nuflcbnung gegen ben BON Der Iegten
beInofrattl0eu @eleBgebung rorgenpmnlez
nen @errDnanoer ldIebt er abnlthen 8ors
fommnIien nt6t nur bel lidl lelblt, lonoern
III anoeren Staaten einen Jtie9el Dor.
Qlu5 oielem @runoe lit Die Gnti9eibung
beS %Q8isconitner Sber9eri6ts geeen Die aller
8luigfett bObnipre6enDe 3urebti6neibung
oDer Dielmebr 3u1llnre1timnetoung Der
@elebgebuu9sbe3trte in ber Sbat Elm bo6z
politll6es GreigniB, oas fir oas gau3e 4ano
bon bodltem Snterelie lit. 9enn tnbem
/ oen @runolaB a~uflteQt, 0aB ben @eri6teu
DaS 9te1t 3u1tebt, aud lolde M%ngelegerz
heiten Dor ibr TDruln gu sieben, tDelde bisz
bet als pplitll6e Wta6tfragen bebanoelt
tDurDen, nno oarlber 81 tDddcn, baB Die
@eieBgebungen Die Gedte aler Birger In
elet6er Meile ahten uno In tbren WtaB<
nabmen ntdt 9egen Die grunoidBlt6en See
ftimmuilgen Der Gerfaliung DeritoBen, giebt
1ie ntdt nur fir ben Staat Wisconitu, ion>
bern iiir ALE ibrtgen Staaten Oa6 W1tttel
an, nit Dei1en 0llfe it6 Die WtttglieDer
einer Yartet 9egell 8ergeDalttgung Our6
cine anoere, 5ufduig berri6enoe, l6iiben
tDnnen.
Nuf Die einSeinen ia6li6en gunfte Der
@ntl6etoung ndber etn3ugeben, 1T faunl
n0tbig. Sobalo oas Sbergeri6t ii6 3u1
1tGnbig erflGrte, muBte Die @ntiheibung gee
gen ben @errDmanber ausfallen. 9enr
Der @ortlaut Des @eleBeS lit flar, uno lagt
beitimmt, oaB Die ~ein3elnen @eleBgebunQs@
BeSlrte Der 8epolferung95abl nah Der 3ifs
fer 10 na6e ais mOgItd fontmen lo4en,
tpeld)e iid aus Der SbetlIng oer 0elammts
bepolferung Des States 0Hrd) Die 31bl Der
@eiebgebangs Sesirfe ergie6t; bob Die
0reu5en Der @elebgebungs 28e3trfe nit ben
0renSen BON Counties, GoDn5 In0 Waros
3nlammenfalIen louen, lpiDte DaB ote Ses
slrfe Elm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @ebiet btlpel1
miilen. @e9en ole oiele Belttmmungerl
bate Die @eiebgebung DerltoBen, un9 inter
anoerm Dem oemptratilcheH @ountD Ufas
nttotpoc nit 1881 Stlntlllen bret Noges
orbnete, benz republifantl6e Gountn ga
Grolie nit 38,001 @tniDobnern illlr elnen
MbQeoroneten g~egebeiI, lotDle Se3lrfe Il
Sbetlen perl6tepener. mebrtah rtdt ellrlal
a%ncinanoer itobenber Counties aulanlnlen>
deficit.
ga Die 8erIoiiungen taft aller Staaten
10 Sielnlih glelhe Beltln1mllngert uoer oielE
8lutte ~entbaIteu, fam aud oIeler &9e'l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
1tmcGe Gam'S .StrafS04e nto oas
MttSi0Mo%

On iieben Staaten ridtete 8rdiiOeut
6arriion i'm Sanuar B. s.. Die Qnfforoez
ruua, DaB iie lpdteltens BIS srm 10. WtGr3
b. S. ii6 itber 0esenieitietettSuertrdge nit
ben Ser. Staaten p%eritGnotQen modten,
r%torigenfalIs er burd) bas GartfqeieB 8es
n1ttigt leiu wilrbe, linen Die 8oufreie 3u7
lollnng Don j3uder unb Wtelalte, BON &affee
unD Sbee uno BON 9duten wieoer 81 ents
Sieben.
Die auf bteie 9trt gen1abnten 2anoer lpa7
rem: Oeterrei0aI ngarn, bic Ser. S'aaten
BON Colombia, 6aptt, gticaragua, 0ons
ouras, 8~enesuela uno Spalien, aber ieBtes
res nur III Setreff ieiner B6lllppiHens
Suieln i'm inbiiden Nrdipel; benn III
Be3ug auf Cuba unb gorto 0tico bat ia
Spanien ldngit etnen beIrieotgenoen 0ers
trog nit ben Ser. Staaten abgelhlo11en,
Der jeBt euoli6 aud BON Der pantheon
Uoltspertretun9 genebmlgt 1T.
glEf Die Wuibtugtoner Wta1nltn9 bin be
ellie iih Die Wtebrbejt Der lteben 9dnoer,
nit llncle Sum elu lIebereinfommen 81
t~reffen, Dber went9ltens ELI loldes an3us
babnen, Sumal nadoem pas Obeybunoess
Qeri0t Die neutrality-suspicious. oes neuen
SattIs, pie leBteren lelbit, fir pOuig 9iltt8
erfldrt bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

Gin g~entaler @e6arfe, tpie ct ni6t einz
NAL in benz faiierltd beutiden MGBigfeits>
9eleBenttDurfe entbalten lit, blibt aus Ell
ner rBtu". Delde tiirsli6 Der libcarolis
ntl6e bempfratil6e Northumberland
6empbia ooer 9aniberg, Der 0or{iber bes
&usi6uiies fir ben 8eairf Columbia, benz
9auie D6r9elegt bat.
sic beittmmt nGrnli6 foIgen6es: @er
lid tn betruntenen !3uftanbe auf ben
Straben Waihtngtons 5etgt, Der lou nit
@el6buBe bon s. bis $40 un6 Saft' BON 80
bis 60 Saeen betraft tperben, ausgenomz
men tDenn CT cine 0roidfe nilmmt unb 1i6,
obne tpetteren SGrm gu MAIDEN, na6 9aule
fabren ldBt.
9err 6empbtu lit Elm nod 3ieu1lt6 iun9er
lGEolt6er Ge6tS9elebrter aus einem iio>
carOltntiden 9anbftGbtden, po IS tpabrz
l6einlt6 iebr tueni9e 0rpi9fen giebt.
Sn ber. 8unOesbauptitaot feblt IS aber
bur6auS nidt an gef6uigen, meiit idnarsen.
9roldfenfutl6ern, Die einen beraul9ten
Acknowledgements in iein Quarter brtnz
gen, aud tpenn ii6 bieies in benz bonn 8unz
bess0i3eprGftoenten abortion erri1teten
vSborebam" beftnbet, in neI9em 6err
9empbiQ mad benz @ongreiiiOnal 0irecz
torD tpobnt.
Sn Der 6empbiq'iden b6ait parteiii6en
unteri6eiOung 3wiiden etuem ar1nen Gerl,
Der leinen Gauid 3u SUB beimtrGgt uno
oafir s. bis $40 blecben unb 30 Bis 60
Gage Drummer loQ, unb einem 8emtttelz
ten, Der ieinen &auld in Der 9roi6fe beims
flbrt unO ftrafloS bleibt, liegt ieoenfalls
cine i6n0oe 8erlebnng Ser aIsemetuen
Gedtsglet6beit. uno boffentli@' mirb baber
Der Nntrag ni6t Dur6Ortngen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
ssttDetut's Solitte Der Satb5eit.

9ur6 feline p!ObLtde G9penfung geeen
bic rlGi6rtttIi6ften Sbeile oes preuBti6en
S6ulgeleBenttpurfes bat es Wilbelm II.
griln6li6 nit Der ibm in Iebter i3eit 10 iebr
er9eben getnelenen mG6tt9en Gentrums>
partei ~neroorben. gSas mGre nun natiirz
Ii9er, ais baB ct Die ibm ourb Die NUM-
mehrtge @bneigung beS @entrumls ent>
gebenoe StiBe BET ben liberalen parteien
Iuden tDilr0e?
9o6 er bat offenbar cine goIitif Der
6albbeit ein8ei6lagen.
gu etner 9du5liden @ntlafiung oes
INNER rldl6rtttlt6er getpprDenen &an3Iers
Gapripi fonnte er lt9 porerit ntht entz
l0lleBeu. Gr na6m 0emielben porlduftg
nur eiilen She'll Der 9lmtstDirben ab, nGnlz
LID oas 2tmt De5 preuBii6en Wtinitterz
4rGiioenten. -Nud tpGbrenO Der Gismard'z
i6eu 0err16aft mar ia otelcS 2lmt cine
2sit lang Don Dem beS 9tei6sfan3IerS
Qetrennt, bis eS Damn 8ismard All lelnell
anoeren QmtsLaitcn bin DieOer iibernabm.
Statt aber nun etner aus9eprQgt ltberalen
Staatsmann, ettpa 8ennigien, ooer ir9eno
etnen anoeren Ntann Ghnli6er Sdrbung
gum preuBiI6en erften Utintiter 81 MAIDEN,
iibertrG9t 98il9elm IL. Die Stele Dem 0of>
mamie @raf 8otbo DOL @ulelburg. Sn
ieiner ebemaligen @igenldait ais preuBilder
Miniiter pes Snnern arbettete 0leler 0err
I'M Sabre 1873 oa5 beru6ttgte So5taltlten>
aeieB aus uro pert6eiOi9te eS i'm Jtet6stage
0ngeIegentli6. Oret Sabre oarauf 5tpang
0ber 8ismarG ben alien NtlDelrn. Dem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28
Sic 4tberrafGetSe @eupnn9 Der
StIberfra9e.

9en 25. M2Gr3.
9a nod bor &ur3em cine entidiebene
Wtebrbett i'm nationalen 2lbgeorbnetenbauie
fir Ote SlanozSju mar, 10 muB man frob
letn, DAB Die Blu baielblt menigltens mitz
telbar, our6 tbre Serbannun9 in cine entz
t%erntere SagesorOuun8, cine entl0ieoene
Jfteoerlage erlitten bat. gto9 tpeit erfreuz
liber mare es 9epeien, tpeun baS 0auS ite
unmittelbar in @runb unD Nooen geitimmt
uno Daour6 OaS Qano BON eilem perherb>
lthen NlporuG befrett bGtte.
Nenn Der &f leoi9li6 bon ben 9ez
mofraten ieIbit abbduaig aetpeien mdre,
bann bate treilid Die 8lanbz8ilL nit be-
tra1tllher Wtebrbeit 9eite9t; Oenn- niht
nenlger ais 1872 0emotrateu ltimmten bel
ben perlhieocnen parlanlentarildeu Wels
oun9en init Glano, II lelbl1neritQnolid
audi Die / a. llnabbdnai9en ODER Naian3ler,
uno II 81 0emptraten Dagegen. Ser
republifanii9en Wtinberbeit. 9eblbrt Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

vmi9isaniiiren" tpiirOen. SIM Sabre 1893
pirb cine iolhe 8efirhtung ni1t me6r
sieben. Die 8arteifragen perben bann ouf
bas Brobibtttonsseieb etngeengt iein, un6
auf bieiem 8obel1 tperben Die 9empfraten
g~etptnnen. 9e 9tepublifaner bon Soma
baben ft6 bamit cine Iodine Suppe etngez
broGt. @ie file 1T nteiem 6erbite fabren
tperben, bas tpir6 cine nabe 3ufunft Iebren.
9lber obne alien 3meifel baben fe ben Staat
in alien 8arteifragen, pieIei6t nit Glusz
nabme Der %nattonalen, gu einem bemotras
ttlhen gema6t."
Ser bon Der Chicago Tribune ertpGbnte
republifanii6e 8unbesienator BON Soma,
Der bur6 Die nddite StaatSgeleB9ebung
etnen bemofrattiden Na6folger erbalten
iptrb, 1T Der beri6ttgte San1es &, Wtlion,
oieler ei9entlt@e Slater Der Brobtbittons7
Sprannet in ieinem Staate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

Der %gntideibung a!s fir 6as sanse 2anb
9elten6 era6tet tperben.
Den 0enofraten @isconlfn's 1T Diele
9ebre gu %g0nnen; fte fanen nit QIlfe
oeutiaer &epubItfaner tpegen Der S9ulz
rage CUR Madt, unb bGtten aus 8tLt9z
tettsgefibl unb 9antbarfeit idon ben Terz
lud, Die &epublitaner n~enigitens auf 5ebn
Sabre btnaus munbtpbt gu MAIDEN, nt1t
hagen iolen. 6offentlt6 geben lie tebt
BIN nno geben in ether baIb ein3uberufstz
pen @rtrozS ibung benz Staate cine mogs
Loot out 9te6t un6 8tQigfeit gesrinoete
gfeusGtntbetlung. Oas tpiro rnehr oa3u
bettra9eu. tie an &uDer gu erbalten, ais
oles @errDmanoern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-03-28

ei9ene Sauit elm ~v9elunbes unb itanbbaftes
WertbperbdltntB 3wiiheu Sob nnb Gil
Der" beritelen o0er tpieoer6eriteien fDnne1.
Sober nt6t perridte Wtenib bagegen peiB,
Dap 10 etDaS nur 6urh cine genetniame
GeritGnoigung 5tpiiden iGmmtliden bebeus
tenoeren SanbeIsIdnbern Der l8elt nod
mO9li6 lit.
9offentlt6 miro baber bic Gbtcagoer
@eltconferen5 iiber Die @abrungsfrage gu
Stanoe fommen.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-13
THE SOUVENIR SPOON CRAZE.
How This Popular Fad Has Grown in
the Past Few Months.
From The Collector.

About as completely crazy a craze as ever
took possession of this craze-susceptible
country is that of souvenir spoons. 1t may
produce one good result. however. People
collect souvenir spoons who never collected
anything before, and as the fancy for col
Letting is of progressive growth some of
them will doubtless be prepared by the time
they have loaded themselves with these more
or less tasteful and appropriate devices of
the silversmith to commence gathering OBJ
jects Of more interest and value.
Meanwhile one hears on all sides Of the
spoon collections OF America, and the fac
tories produce the material to be collected
literally by the barrel All the charm of
rarity vanished from the souvenir So Don
long ago. Very few of them possess any
artistic merit As a rule the designs are
vulgar enough, and the execution is of that
inferior order inseparable from machine
worked metal. At the low rate Of cost for
material and the figures at which the SOU
venir spoons are sold, the manufacturers
aud retailers must be reaping q harvest
even richer in its percentage of profit than
the trinkeu trade commonly enjoys.
1t would scarcely be possible to fix the
number of different designs of souvenir
spoons now on the market. One authority
claims that there are about 700 designs.
They are turned out by steam, and their
score will probably augment as long al there
is town or village In the country with suf-
ficient local vanity to make their sale prof
liable. The collector who undertakes to
keep complete line of souvenir spoons will,
in the end succeed in amassing something
like a ton of memorials of the folly. A list
of those alone which are advertised is sufIi-
GENTLY extensive.
The craze took It's start in New England.
Some years ago the first Of these mementoes
were put upon the market by shrewd
tradesmen of the old witch town of Salem,
Mass, named Daniel Low. The grisly mem.
cries of the superstition which made Salem
infamous were symbolized by him in de-
cidedly ingenious way. His first spoon was
comparatively plain. Its character was
stamped upon the handle in the name "Sa-
lem,n and figure of witch riding broom
stick down the shaft Of the spoon toward a
cluster of pins. The device made such
hit that he invented more ornate pat
tern. In this, the handle of the spoon is a
brOomstick, down which turns a rope. A
splitting tom-cat perches on the bowl of the
spoon. On the handle is the name of the
town and the date of the dismal memory,
1892 At the top, perched on the bosom
end of the broom, is a witch, who grasps
her broom and rides a crescent moon. The
fatal three pins appear, struck IN the rope.
The Salem silversmith got these contriv-
ances up in gold and silver, and in various
sizes, and they found a sale all over the
country.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-13

best 10 throw the other. An occasional
'smackm could be heard, but honors we're
easy all through the round, and, il anything,
the shorter Of the two antagonists scored
the most points. The hackers Of the big
'un" began to wsver. aud tried to hedge.
Round 4. The two came together with
rush. The "big UNI tried 80 grab the hit
tie 'un" around the neck. but was unsuc-
cessful. The pace seemed hot for the little
'un,n and the latter lodged and was chased
around the room several times.
Round }. Both appeared 10 be exhausted
Little 'un" backed away. closely followed
by the big fellow, who evidently meant
business. Near the window he caught his
antagonist around the waist. Several blows
were given, and the round ended by the little
one retreating to his corner.
Round 6. The little one was evidently
tired out. Retreat was the order Of the
round, and it appeared to be a repetition Of
Kilrain's tactics In his memorable fight
with John L. in Richburg, Miss, on July
S, 1889. The friends Of the little one felt
shaky and forsook their erstwhile favorite
en- masse.
Round aud last. The first seen Of the
contestants was when they neared the cur
tain. Both were fighting furiously. The
'big 'un" had the better of 1t. Suddenly he
grabbed his opponent and they both disap-
peared from view. Then there was a crash
as IL LllITOT uhtl ldllbu W Vic llbOEs 1Ue
parlor lights were suddenly extinguished,
and. simultaneously, lights appeared on the
upper floor. Then the front door opened.
SSH" whispered female voice! hurry
away! Pas coming dOwnp
81 got fifteen out Of the nineteen. I'll
get the rest tomorrow night. One for
every year, you know" painted male
voice.
"You awful fellow, you How did you
know it was my birthday"
"Pve been saving those kisses for three
months"
"Do go. please; here comes pap
"Jen-niel Je-n-n-nie"
eyes, sir; I'm coming
5000 night petm
Goo nj, bad onem
Then the crowd, awakening to a realiza>
ton Of the fact that dad One" had been
claiming his legendary rights to kiss "Petn
once for each and every year that had
passed over her dear, dear head, gave three
cheers and a hosannah, and "Pet" closed
the door and bad Onen disappeared in the
dense darkness that vibrated between her
home and his'n.
No arrest were made and Capt. Murphy
says that he is not looking for the partici-
pants.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-13
1T indicates trace of rain or snow.
+. II. SMYrH. Observer. Weather Bureau.
Taken for a Crank.

A semi lendish delight often seems to possess
people of strong nerves in sneering at those
with weak ones. The irr liability of the nervous
hypochondriac is ridiculed as natural Ill tenn
per The very genuine and distressing symp-
toms from which he suffers are made light Of
He" or she Is a crank is the cheerful sort
of sympathy with which the nervous invalid
meets from the unfeeling and the thoughtless
AT the same time no complaint is more defined
and real. none has a more easily explainable
origin when 10 is chronic Imperfect digestion
and assimilation are always accompanied by
nervous debility and anxiety. Build up the
powers Of assimilation and digestion with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, and nervous symp-
toms, sick headaches aud q generally feeble
member that fearful ravages are produced by
la grippe among weakly nervous people, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters cures it, and prevents
malaria, rheumatism and kidney complaint.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-13
NEW SUBSIDIARY COIN.
A Change in the Designs of the Dime:
Quarters and Halves.
From the Ne,o Orleans TYnes- pemocrat.

From the Ne,o Orleans Times Democrat.
The New Orleans mint has begun work
upon the new issue of fractional silver
coins. The superintendent of the mint has
received the new dies for the 50-cent, 25-
cent and dime coins. Those Of the quarter
dollar issue were recently placed on the
presses, and the coins struck Off. The new
coin is quite unlike the 25>ceut piece now
current in design, and differs radi-
cally from any that have heretofore been
issued by the United States
government. The goddess Of liberty on
the new coin is represented by a female
head in profile, and resembles the figure
now borne on the current dollar coin, with
this difference. that the view is from the
right side. The head Is surmounted by q
liberty cap Of novel design, aud a wreath of
laurel leaves has displaced the old ornament
of wheat heads. In this respect the wreath
resembles that which was represented on
the coins struck Off during the second
empire as resting on the brow Of the En-
peror Napoleon.
The reverse side of the new issue of
quarter dollars has also undergone change
in design. The majestic American eagle
has been supplanted by the queer figure of
bird, looking for all the world like "a poor
wood-cut Of the legendary phenix. An
exchange, In describing the reverse side of
the new coin, humorously says:
There is something significant, too, in
the attitude of the eagle on the reverse side
of the new coins in view of the Chilean
complications. Tho peaceful and sleepy
looking bird that adorned the old coins and
looked as though it had been accustomed TO
a steady diet of baled hay, has given plac9
to warlike bird apparently spelling for a
fight"
The new coin presents a superior appear
ance in finish and workmanship, and for
convenience In handling, has raised edges,
which makes the ooin appear to be thicker
than that Of the old issue. The dies of the
half dollar and dime, which are similar Ia
design, will be used in a few days. The
silver used in the coinage Of these new
pieces will consist of the uncurrent silver
coins now in the sub-treasury awaiting
recoinage. and will continue until the bal
ance Of the appropriation available for
recoinage has been exhausted.