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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 18, 1896 · page 6

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DNLY GENUINE

‘Dfllllllfll lllflilllllli

liens hesifllsslxnsmsol

. tobohad, andvery few. ifany
' with it in quality, as some
$01110 at this city can testify.

mg the word

irony->-

11» y... are tr‘oubled with
111 she. Rheumatism, Ilsursl-
I gls, led Golds, to.

T j a few powders, and you
never tire of recommend—
it to your afflicted friends.
fic‘u called to a case of La
Grippc, Dr. Marland always
'vcs the following prescrip-

011'

in Aceton. l dr.2
.Pulv No.1
Take oneFt every hull hour. till perspir-

lie. every lourhours. A..LHA D.

This success in the cure 0
this disease 18 world wide.

- Aocton can be obtained at
R. H. Plaisted’s.

finder Haven 0 Hartford

KAI LIOAD.

‘ momma. Norwalknsfoliows:

for New York.

1* 0 055 7“. "0. 031.9

is “ohm 11.11.111.111...

WsdfloillflonHOJIMHLIOI).

serum. -'

L'I. saloons. P. 11.. 111.719:

‘f ”o'Vorktor In. Norwalk.
100.000.0oo.iooo.1oo&11oo.
1’16 demons

no.1 01100004200.
1 serous.
«0.111. P 11.000.1000.
"Count Norwalk
‘ for Now Haven.
insniusmsuao 1100
in". gin“. 110,111.10“ mum. l .m.
. DAIIUIV DIVIIION.
Loose I'o. Hem-1k.
I. "1.10112 P. I. 110.111.011.011.
WIN“.
M 011. 11.1. m.
‘ I...“ Danbury.

nuisance». LI. 1:111.
_ serous.

safe. sure and

The 0111
E‘s male Pill ever
“new

rsiisblew

1

A Pamphlet Issued For
-the' Public Benefit.

 

GOLD SILVER AND RAPBR.

*T-‘r—I—

' Information That Everybody

Wants to Know.

 

FACTS EROII AN OFFICIAL SOURCE.

I

no Relative Production of Gold and all-
ver In the Whole World For a Century.
Diderent Kinds 01 Money Issued by the
United States—Standards In Other nonn-
tries—Amount of Money In Circulation.

Secretary of the Treasury Curlisle re
cently gave the following order to A. '1‘.
Huntington. chiet of the division of loans
and currency of the treasury:

In view of the great number or requests for
information respecting United States bonds,
the currency, coinage. production of the pre-
cious metals and kindred subjects and the im—
practicability of responding to each request
separately. you are hereby directed to cause a
circular 0! information to be prepared. which
shall cover the questions most frequently ash-
ed. The text‘ of the circular should state. as
briefly and clearly as possible without com-
ment, the historical facts. “' ‘ Respectfully
yours. .I. G. 011111.19“, Secretary.

In consonance with this order 11 palm
phlet was prepared, and the first edition
was quickly exhaupted. Its most valuable

' parts are given herewith:

There are ten dlfieront kinds of money
in circulation in the U nitedStntos—uamo—
ly, gold coin, standard silver dollars, sub.

 

 

was bold in the treasury June 00, 12100
0378 011 .0411, and the amount outside the
treasury was 059.175.008.81111111- ocrtlll
notes to the amount of 0842,010,504 have
been issued Willi)“ that amount oi tlu
standard silver dollars lield in the treasury.
The commercial value 01’ an ounce of lint
silver J one 30, 1900, was 00. 09:34, and the
commercial 1nlueol the silver in the silvei
11011111- 011 that date was 55 cents.

Popes- Money.

The first paper money ever issued by the
government or the United States was 1111-
thorized by the acts of July 17 and A113.
5, 1861. The notes issued were called “de-
mand notes” bemuse they were puyubk
on demand at certain designated subtrcus
urios. They were receivable for all public
dues, and the secretary was authorized to
reissue them when received; but the time
Within which such reissues might be made
was limited to Dec. 31, 1802.

The amount authorized by these acts
was 050,000,000. An additional issue oi
810, 000, 000 was authorized by the act oi
II‘.ob 13, 1808, and there were reissues
amounting to 880, 000. The demand notes
were paid in gold when presented for re
demptlou, and they were received for all
public dues, and these two qualities pro
yen Id their depreciation.

A l other United States notes were do
proclaim in y'aluelrom 1802 until the re
sumptiou oi specie payments. The not 01
Feb. 95, 1802, provided for the substltlr
tion of United Suites notes in dam of the
demand notes, and they we (I therefore
canceled “hon rocciv.ed By .Tulyl,186:l,
all except $3, 770, 000 had been retired and
nearly $3, 000 '000 of this small remnindcx
was canceled during the next fiscal year.
These notes were not legal milder when
first issued, but they were afterward 111th
so by the act of March 17, 1802.

United States Notes.

The principal issue of United Suites pa-
per money was ofiiciaily called United
States notes. These were the well known
“groonbacks” or “legal tenders. " 'lln
act of Feb. 25. 1802,1111thorlzed tho issuu
of $150,000,000, of which 850, 000, 000 we:

 

 

., till; 12“
- , HE , , Kill R" I '01 f'
1 W". :4‘ 1 v ’ , . , 1'01"!!!" uI‘
toga .1111 new nus-ransom 1411110111, 1111 semiannual-«111111111
cAlel-E s 1111! “2.0311111. 11m gum-I1“: 1111 1" 111.0111

was to 15.0 to (001111110115 m It i 1 .

called 10 to i). This is the [unseat ratio. These? :m:;:&m’b third of
or tb00430,799,041 standard silver doll July 11 ,8 mom", “I wiledihemiher-

lure coined on.» l-‘cbnuwy.1878, uni-1 mm, 1111i." 111.113.11.111 the mg,”

was directed to 4111wa each month
4. 500,000 ounces ohflne silver at the mar-
llet price. and to pay for the some with
treasury notes redeemable on demand in
coin and 11.111111111111151- ali debt», public
1111 private. swept where otbenwlse ex-
prossly stipulated in the contract. it was
provided in the act that when the notes
should be miconuxi'or'recelved lorducs
they might be reissued, but thIit no greater
orlcss amount of such notes‘ should be
“outstanding at any time than the cost or
the silver bullion and the standard silver
dollars coined therefrom, then‘ held in the
treasury, porcine-led by such notes."

The authority for the purchase of silver
bullion under this act was repealed by the
act of Nov. l, 189:). up townieh date the
government had purchased 168, 674, 13112. 5.)
line ounces at a cost of 8105, 031, 002, {or
which treasury notes were issued. The
amount of silver bullion purchased under
said out and now held in the treasury is
181, 888 100. 40 line ounces, . which cost
$118,003,90923.

Redemption.

Gold coins and standard silver dollars
being standard coins of the United States
are not “redeemable. " ’

Subsidiary coins and minor coins may
be presented in sums or multiples of 821)
to the treasurer of the United States or to
an assistant treasurer for redemption or
exelmnge into lawful money.

United States notes are redeemable in
“coin," in sums not less than $50, by the
assistant treasurers in New York and San
Francisco.

Treasury notes of 1800 are redeemable in
“coin," in sums not less than '50, by the
treasurer and all assistant treasurers oi
the U ulted States.

\‘ntiouai bank notes are redeemable in
lawful money of the Unit *6. States by the
treasurer, but not by the sistnnt trmsun
are They are also redeemable at the bunk
oi issue. In order to provide for the re-
demptlou of its notes when presented. or»
cry national bank is required by law to
keep on deposit with the treasurer a sum
equal to 5 per cent of its simulation

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

seniaiivus.1l llaupl.

eldiury silver. gold certificates, silver vor-
tillcaies. treasury nob-s issued under the
act of July 14, 1800, United States non-s,
also called grmmbuI-ks and legal tenders,
national [rink notes and nickel and broom
coins. ’l‘bme forms of mono are all avail
able as I‘In-uluilou. While hey do not all
possess the full legal tender quality. each
kind has) such attributes as l" Rho it our
renoy 'i'luI slutusui each kind bum {11L
lows:

iiIIld (‘Olll is legal tender at its nominal
or face value for all debts, public and pri-
vate, when not below the standard wright
and limit of tolerance pnIsI-riiml by law.
mflmu below Illil'll standard and limit

1 o umucc it in legal tender in proportion
to its weight.

Standard sllvordollnrsare legal tender
at their nominal or {lli't‘ value in paynwul
of all (lf‘lllll. public and private, without
reward to the amount. except 1vlwrmu-l1vr-
11'i11o oxprevsly stipulated in the contract.

Subsidiary silver is legal louder for
amounts not crowding $10 in any one per
moat.

'l‘roasury notes of the not of July )4,
1800, lil‘l' legal louder for all Ill-bu, public
and private. 0.111111 where otherwise I1x~
presuly stipiiluiol u the contract

bulimic-totes holes 1111- legal loudnr ior
all debts, pnbllv mui IillVillI‘. except duties
on luuuutsuud lllli’n'slull llw publlII Ilol 1.

Hold I-ortlllluiim. silverI-oriiilI-aiou and
national bank holes 11111 not legal louder.
but llnlll I-luw‘sol' r-I'rilllmlm un- I‘l'i'i'lt‘r
able for all public llili'ri, \leIlII buliuuul
haul: Hutu-1' are reoolrubbI for all public
duos except duties on imports, nnd may
he paid out by the RUYUI'IIIIII‘IIL for all sul‘
cries and other debts and dommuh owing
by the lfuirod 5111111»: in imilvidunls, 11111--
porutlons and usmv-luilmis' within the
United 511111114. excl-pt interest on llll' pub-
lic debt and in usdmuptlou oi the national
murmur-y. All national banks are mpilrml
by law to rerolvulhc nob-11 of other Im'
llmml banks at par.

'l'ho mlnoranllm of nickel and copper
are legal tender in the client 01 lib Illillili.

(told (olns.

’l he 1- oluapo oi 111.3111 loud-Ir gold Wm) au-
thorized by tho ilrIIt millage not passed by
mourns-I, April 2). 1700.

The gold unit of value is the dollar,
which contains 208 grains at standard
gold 000111111. Hold i-Inow coined Indo-
immlunilmzs or 42.50. 00, til) and 8:20,
trailed n-uz-uvllvoly quarter eagles. hall
chub-II. 1114111111 and double eagles.

’l'boiulul 1111111111101 of gold by tho mints
of the l‘nliwl Slob-II from I702 to Jum- 150.
loud in ti AL; 000.051) of which ii is (mil
lasted 1an 0.107.011 11-10 instill inoxlsmnI-e
s11 1min in tho i Ill-'(ll Sluice. whilo'ilu-
remainder. ti.t.'lI).7r10.l:lIi, has iron or
ported or Iwmumod in the line nrlu. The
gold bullion now in the United States
suur'unis 1110030110000 11 will be m
that mrIrulhnu two thirds of the gold coins
struck nit the minis of the l tilted some
have (“slimmer-Id from circulation

Miser Come.
The silver unit is sire dollar. which con

islusl 42% mlps 0! standard 01111111001)
line. he amount at line siher in the do)

lar is 071% grains. end there are 41%

srslns of copper alloy. The sis Ilerd nil-

terdollartres ill-st authorised limbo)

or April 8,1701). itemikhtms 410 Me

00!.4 'lii’nnillrw unaligned trout
Was ,

 

““1411.“
hit

 
 

11 Job I will; illlUllil‘l‘lHOlllill‘k‘!.lllll l,l~"|'.1

' $352

 

 
 

 

 

l1 Eillllliilt'. bureau of the mint.

o Except \'cr1e/.uI-la1-.nd (‘ bile.

in 11011 or an equal amount at demand
union and could be issued only as the de-
mand notcswcmcuncehxi. A second issue
of $150,000,000 “unauthorized by the not
(If/July II. 1802, of which, however, 3:10,.
i’i1)0,00011°us to be u wuqmrary issue for
the redemption of a debt known as tho.
toruymrm'y loan. A third issue of $l.‘10,~
001L000 was authorized by tho aotoi‘ March
:3, 1:103. The total amount autlmrimi. in-
cluding the temporary issue, was $150.01“),-
000, and the highest amount outstanding
at any time was $140,330,002, on Jan. :10,
1804. There is still outstanding $310,.
031.010.

The reduction from the original poi-111w
nent 1511111111! 0400000000111 01-.ll0 03]. bid
was caused IlulI,11:Ill1m' The act of April it).
1800, prmiIlI'Il that l'ullrd States notes
might be mired to the extent of “0,000.-
illibduriug the ensuing six 111ontl1s,:1ml
that thereaflortlwy might be retired at the
rate or not more than $4,000,000 per
month. This authority I‘i‘lllitll’lt‘ll in form
mull it was suspended by the not of Feb.
1. llilili. ‘l'boauthorirod amount of redne-
iiou during this period was about $70,000.-
000. but the actual reduction was only
about “1.000.000. Noelmugu was mode
in the volume 11! United States nob-1‘1 eul-
Handing until after the panic. of 15173.
1vbvu.lnn-,-Ipnuso lupupul 1r (Luuuul ilu-
mwornumut reissuul 0:0 000 001) of the
Imiurolwl mum

'1‘th brought the humour. mltsinndinu to
.000.000, and it so rIIIuaimsi until the
resumption actor .luu. ll. 12175,]mvi1l11l
{1 Ir ltd-I rodurllon to $300,001,),01 II). The prov»
11.111 was. however. 1141.101 stopped by the
art 11! May ii). ”178, which required lb)1
note-1 in be reissued when mil-mmd. At
that time the uuuuiut Ulllmlllllilllil: 1111.1
1311111111110. whirh lulho pniwntnmouni.

Gold Certificates.

The act of March l). 150:). authorized
the secretary of the tummy to receive do
pImltI-Iol‘ gold min and bullion in 11111111111111
less ilmn It") and to 111111111 certificates
therefor in Iloumnluutlmm not less than
1211.11.11 i'l‘l'lllli‘llli‘ll to be nmlvnblo for
(lotion on iinmrl-I. limb-r this act III-posits
of gold were I'I‘i‘I'lVi'll and «ridicules issued
until Jan. 1. 1070, when tlmpnwllmawas
Ilimroutimiml by «micro! lilo mrotaryof
the tummy. ’l‘ho pol-poem! the order was
to prevent the holders of Pulled Slates
notes from pmumtlug them for rvdmnp-
tiou In mild and ralopmlting the gold in
exchange for gold certificates. No rortlll-
autos 1mm issued nIuIrJuu. l, 1870. until
the passage of the bunk notof July 12.
11015:. which authorized and directed the
secretary"! the illusory to rennin- gold
coin and bullion and issue I-crtiib-airn.

Silver Certificates.

The 11111111 learnt-111711.11111111111211... the
issue of the standard silver dollar. prmld
kl that any holder of such dollars might
deposit them in some not. less ilmu til)
with the imam- or any neslutunt umpir-
er of the United Hiatus and mire mrtlll-
colon this-elm in dermrinntlous not 1111-11
than 010. sold certlilu'itcn in he mlvsbie
for cusmms. toms and all public does.
The act of Aug. 4, inst). authorised the is
see 11111111 smaller denominations of ll 0“
and 05. Hikes certificates have practically
taken the place in «minimum 111 the 11011111
1111). silver dollars widen my rein-111111111.
1‘3“,”an outside the trouser: .1er i,

1.000 000, Irblls tile amount
ivsrilollers‘oeiollletholrmi- ‘

 

MONETARY SYSTEMS ANIl APPROXIMATE STOI.‘ RR 05‘ MO\EY 1)! THE AGGREGATE AND PER CAPITA IN THE PRINCI-

 

i’.\l. COUNTRIES 01‘ THE \\ 011111).
'1' Ratio 1112- 1
tween gold
and lull legal Per caplln of
Monetary lender Stock 0! Stock of Paper circulation.

' ‘ system. silver. Population. gold. silver. currency. , Gold. Silver.
UnitedStaies (a)........................Gold and silver.....l to 15.08 71.30111“) 1311111111110 Willi)!” mailed) $8 41 SH 17
UnitedKlngdom.... . ...Gnld ............... — :rlmum lrmmum 115.110.0110 1113.101111]) in 2 :11
France ........ .iiulIi and ...l to 15h; likillldll) lNIllflllilI) manor) 1112.11.11.11» ' ill l2 ill
Germany. .ilold, . -———— 51.111101) 111350001100 215.110.1110 111113111111) l2 :3] 4 .'.‘|)
lielgi11n1.... . Hold and .1 lo 15}ij 6,110.11!) b.’:.,000.ml 54.011101!) (‘lis'n-Illmlll 117:) :1 11
Italy ......... ...(lold m. «l sin-”er ..l to 15113 311.710.1101) 101,110,111) 41,110,111) clill.‘!ll,ill) 3 :1) \1 3'1
Switzerland .............. ..l-old and 1111111“ ..... 1 lo 1510,. 3.1111111) (111.0011!) 15,010,111) ~~ ii)? .111)
Spain ................. ...(iold nizllsilvcr ..... l to 171543 17,500.01!) Matilda!) 103.000,)!“ r81l,:11),l'll)' , t.’ :33 l) 4‘.)
Portugal; ............... .. .Ilobl ...... . ........ ~ 5.110.011) 1110,1001“) 21,110,001) 103.110.1111) T 41") l 4 Ni
1‘1uslria-liuuuary.. . ...Ilold ............. 4.1.5100” 11111111111111 120,110,011) «1.111.110.1111 ll 2: .2 70
Netherlands ....... ...(lold and silver ..... l to 1596 4.710.011) 029.310.!!!) 5111;510111 1:51.001") ii :l H in;
Norway ....... ...Golll .. 2.001110) 117,510,111) 23,110,111) 13,110,111) 3 :7. i ll)
Sweden... ...ilold ——— 1.801.111) 00.011100 4.011.011) 53,101,111") l «'11 1 on
Denmark. ..... 1 111m . . . .. . 2.010.001 clawed!) 5.401.011) 115.110.1111) as :l) 2 11'.
Russian” Silver ............... 1 lo 1053' 130.1“)le lHN)..fll)lll) 48.4104“) NAIMINJII) 310) :h
Tummy... .. .(iold and silver ....1 to 15:71. 3,010,111) 1111111110 10,110,111) — 2 r: 1 1:
Australia. ...liolil ................ . 1,10).qu 1111 1.01110!) 7.1“),011) ~—»-— ‘.‘4 47 i ii)
Imp: ......... .. ...llulIi . .1 0.1100111) 1111.11.00.01) mambo .... 1711'. 2: :1)
Mexico ................... ..Siher ......)l to 10K. 12.00.01!) 113,,111001) 55.110111) 112.511)!“ ii 4 M
i‘cnlral American slalom. .Sllvor... 1 lo 15% Milly“) H.100!) 12,110,111) Mimi“) 9 z: 14
South American slates. \llvr-r 11-1 1 to 1514. 23.00.0110 biuulmli 31.011111» 11111111111111 1 ll Kl
Japan. ........... .. . . . . .. Judd and s1 ..... l to l1). I! “.1001!!! 11111111110!) NJIWXII -... i ll!» 3 11‘»
Rodin... .. .. ...uoid null slim-r ..... 1 lo 15 30,110,111) . 0311111111) 1030111111) —- .1 21
l'hlna... ..Sllvrr ............... I~ ilwmdw ~—- 750.110.)!“ ,.. ~ ~ .' ill
('unadu. .. .. ...I £11211 ................ -— Willa“) bl4.I|ll.‘m Milly“) b20000!) 2 l": i 04
Cuba .............................. . ..... (laid and silver ..... l to 1553' 1 H1) Ill) lIIEJIIlJ“) Lam") — l” (I) All
T111111 ................................................................................. summer» 51.070.110.011 smelt 11.1111

 

c InIoI-muiiou furnished through l'nilcd Slates repre-

iioid rei'l‘illrates. being receipts for gold
min. are ruli'cmublo in such min by the
trousun-rund all assistant lrcimln-rs 111' lin-
l'nltod Stores.

Sliver certificates are receipts for simul-
nrd silver dollars depended. and 1111' re
ileoumblv in Fill'li dollur- only.

"(foil)“ obligations of the gluvvruuwnt
are I'Nli‘i‘llil‘il in gold min when mid 151b-
uuuulvil and in sllvor win-11 silwr isdo
111111111011.

coinage of the [lulled lit-1111.

1111111114: iho tublm 42311-11 the following
are the most important:
l'Hl‘iMZI'. rerI'. 1:11 .1'r rm: 111.1121 111' rue

l'NlTIJI tI‘l'A'llN Ill‘llINH lllli FIX Mt‘Nlll‘

1.1111'11.)1'M‘.:l0 is“). l‘

l I I ‘.
l)1.11l lI- eugbw .......... l.I"l 1:"
l": 11131 1- .......... .
l!:1li'v:14:lo:~..
Qllili’li'l‘ ("orb

'1‘11111lu..l1i.... .

\‘11lur.

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(blurb-r IlnllnlI . "will"!
lliuu a .................. I1'.- .Il‘.’
Tulnl aim, 1' ............ l:.‘.:.'l“. I'Il 91".K'li.7l3| Ill

5240).?!” III

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#041,110: .5!

'l'IIiIIl 11.111012. ..........‘.‘7,il ,;~l
'l‘uiul I‘IIllium' .......... 111,101,311 9.0.1013)?! :1:

I'I)l.\.\ni:11r 1,111.11 1211. 1.111I'u 01‘ “NW 111:.1-1-
HI‘TIIH 11111-1111 «1111-. lull lulu.

Nilii'l' 1111111.
in»: 1.11qu
34.11.11“
11331.52

15,311.“.k11':
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own-.3311 L"..lll.r.m
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$1,311,111}
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”1,70 ’ 'i‘tl :li,lill.ltil
ill. pend-I lil,il.','4_i'll'
21.0.1210

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wnmmu

 

' 01,312,215) 1:21.11. 11:1
ML. .. ultimo) 1-1117":
lMI4.......... ....... 70,510.10) 012.11.21.31
use mom.“ 0.1101011
Tomi. ......... .........'sur;,u'.‘11,m| 0111111201

(7111311111 or 0111.)) AN" slu‘ru or 7111. 3.11111-
113T"): 1121mm: 111111111 01111 1'"): ”111m 11-31)
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017: . emu-111:0: 91:11:11).)0'
ll". I. . .. 1: 3321.3"? 00.00.51
1071‘- lulu...“ "9.111.101:
IPTil.......,.......... sputum 101.112.1111
”71...... 2111111111111 1111:1111):
it?“ ................. lingual)” MANN):
illil'. .. l1).:.‘11.’.‘ ll l"!.""‘l.1ll5
1111111 ...... iiomzfimi 211,011.17;
Mil. 147,105,021") 1111,0414“;
IW .......... .. . “Infill" ll".‘l'"-‘I..-)i
"Kl“ . . . 1111.14.11” 110310.703.
lulu .. . menu-:1 mama.
IW), 011,111.15“! l‘fllfillljdl
. , 94,541,070 124,051,101
124.102.1111 Milli M
104.034.4130 134.1944:
1014.00.23 £3,311”:
140.1141 ,
110.011.)” 19.3900)
........ .. 121121.131 WWII?
“swoon-1.111111... Mg
, olIisositOblleAtii m ‘0‘“ ‘ ,
Meghinteelflsis ' ' Q!

531.501.1111 m .

 

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11111111111111.1111

moms 0' none A5!) III”!!! II u.
wanna 011100 Ia! nucovruv or Alumna.
ll? mp1 we to 1885 is lrom a table of oval-asst

for certain periods compiled by Dr. Adolph

Boetbssr. For the years 1800101990 the pro-

duction is the annual estimate of the bureau

of the mint.)

 

 

r-ue-w—Val Perl‘cntase.
Gold. Silver. Gold. l-iiiver.
1490-1011....01m001mo 3.34.1)th 011.1 .0
131-1511.... lllJAX’IJlX) 210,000,000 lull 44.1
1545-1500.... ”402.0(1) 207,201,011) all 69.0
1501-1500.... 110.917.1100 248,000,011) 20.7 70.0
l58|—lfll.).... 05.1%,“)! 348,254,011) 2:: To
1011—11-11.... “3,240.11” $131,570.01) 2L4
lea—11110.... 110.021.1110 amnion“ 25.2
1011—1030.... 110,571.00) 001,525.01!) 27.7
10014080.... 123104.01) 230.1000)” .115
Milli-1711).... 101.005.1111 :24 "40.1.00 03.5 .
liOl~17:d).... 170,400.01!) 101.113.11.000 30.0
172l11’1'40.... 10011.0(!) MANN!) 41.4
lill-~l'1’ii0.... 037.110.0111 440,512.00) 2.!)
lilil~lTr0.-.. 215.2”,01) bi2.1l.’18,ll00 33.7
l'l'lil—lbil).... 211.101.1110 filiblililllll) 21.4
lflllAllilO.... 118.ll’12,'ll) $1,077,011) 24.1
1811 1520.." 70,003,011) 034,780,111) '51.).
llitll-Ililll).... 04,470,001) 10l.444.ii)0 it.)
ldll~ll910.... 134M101!) " 7.000.000 35,2
l“l'l&1l.... 303,015,101) 354,400.01!) 52.0
12551-4856.... 013,023.11” 18l.lili),l,)i)0 7H5)
1850115150.... 070,415.00) 185,002.00) Tel
1111011111.... 011.044.0011 "till .llillJill) 72.0
15601870.... 043.071.1111) L’iii.:ll:,i0ili 7
i87l-1875.... 017,380,100 - 400,’ 5:23.011) 58.5
l570»28)’4).... 573.01“ (1]) {100. 2.1). 000 53
$814983. . 1215.30.01!) 504,773,000 5.5
1.30... ... . l00.lil£l,l)il) 120,020,500 40.!)
1381...... . 101,774.00!) l:4,‘.!ol.(lll) 45.0
. . 110,101,000 110,700,111) 43.0
21.1.21),qu yum-.7511: 11.:1
110,845.70) 103,003,000 42.1
. 101,011.01) l77,:'.~'x2,:lul '.

140.310.1110 198,0”,400 ‘ .

157 Lil-17.0)!) $4,745,300 .

. .. lN) 0.11.10) 210,513,211) :.
l805’........ LIKIHIIMM) ' 2.1),,01001!) 47.3
Total ..... $5,780,401.41!) Sim-1111,8141“) 45.0

‘Estimlfled.

'l besilver product is given lit its commer-
cial value, reckoned at tile average market
price of silver each year. as well as its coin-
lug value in United States dollars.

manner or (1111.11 .1111) 1111.11.11: thou 1111111511:
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Hunt and Ityrnn.

The bond which kept llymu and Hunt
ingrvllwr 11'1” lmulmu by Shelley‘s dumb.
llyum was 1imlol‘ him.nud liuul bad but.
llm loci. to learn liliu ulmio. \l‘o 141w
ilymu'n version or the ibill'flliptl'llli‘lil. ruliu-r
than that of the other, for 1.111.111 Hunt’s
hunter for himself is a wmkor lilmlu'y
and had better how rrmnluml uuwriilrn:

"lluul's li‘lll‘l‘ in pmlvibly the vxm‘t
pic-roof ruluarmxmmbry you might 1':-
port. (rum his situation He is a good man.
with some meilI'ul elements in his chum.
but. spoiled by llwi (‘lIri-Itohurch lumpiml
and a Sunday" n111111pnpor~lo my nothing
oi the Surn- ,1 lail.wbl1'h mm-oluxl him in
to 11 martyr. liul Leigh llunt III-a gmsl
1111111 and 11 good iulhorwm-o l1l11 odes toell
lhcbinslom liuui; a good husband—sec
his mum-1. in Mrs. 11qu; a good friend»
see his opinilos to dillcrrnt pimple; a 4mm
(liilllmnl), and a very vulgar punch in ov
erytbing «Imut him. ital-that‘s not his
Inult, but of circumstaum "

Again. though with no direct nilunlrm
in Final. he writes:

“The pity of those men is that they her
or litod in high Illenor in solitude. 'i'hmv
is no medlmulor the knowl-Idlro of the
busy or the siill World. If udmliinl lulu
high life 'Iorn unison. it is moody as spur.
laud-satiny form no part of tbomorhaw
ism thermi. New. Moore and I, thoo- .
by circumstances 11111111111 other by bin 1.
happened to be fire of the mmmitlnn and
tubers entered into Its pulses and pus.
sinus, ‘qusrum parlos Iulmos. ' "—Tcmple
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”is. see ans-mics.

Never cat a bill meal when bodily ex-
hausted. Aerso "mt; “pol tuition
will he the last this retails. The 1111,
with give 11111th ‘ ales and a. little

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PURE. STRONG. RELIABLE.

is the verdict arrived abby
Chemical Analysis of

305 BAKING

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Economy. Health and Satisfactory
Resuns attend its use. '

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Try Allen's Fool-Em.
A powder to be shdkcn into the shoes.
At this season of the your your foot feel
swollen and hot, and get tired easily.
If you have arhing feet, new shoes or
tight shoes, try illcn' 3 Foot Ease. It
cools the feet and makes walking one
Cures and prevents swollen and awruyt
lug feet, blisters and callous spots Ro-
lieve es cox as and bullions of all pain and
gives rest and comfort. Try it today.
Sold by all druggists and shoe stores for
Vilalfll'efifi, Allen S. ()1111-

stead, LeRI 1y,N

Poison ivy, insect bites. bruises, scalds,
horns are quir;_kly cured .by Dewitts
WitchHumlSulvr- the great pile cure.
E. P 111111111111; 7. Htillmu.

Did You Ever
Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
if not, got a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine bus been
found to lll' 1191111111111 adapted 10 the re.
lief and 0qu of .111 Found; ()qupiliiuts,
exerting .1 1101111111111 direct influence in
giviiu.I strength and tone to the organs
If you 11.11 0 Loss of Appetite, Constipa-
tiou, Headache Fainting Spells or are
Nervous Sleepless, broitnble Melan-
cholyoi troublI-Ilwith Dix/.1 Spells 1' 1-l(‘(‘
triIzBittohI is the medicine you 1101-11.
are minnuulood 1111113.:toulth aurliil-byb
il~useTilr1 routs. 111111$L00 at StSH
5011' s and WI-ed' s shuns.

 

Boys will be boys,‘ ’ but you can t 11f-
i'ord to lose any of them. Be ready for
the green apple season by having D11-
witts (Jolie and (holrru Cure in the
house. I. i’. Weed and (l. (l. Stillsou.

Condensed Testimony

Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manufac-
turer's Agent. Columbus, Ohio. certifies
that Dr. King’s New Discovery has no
equal 11:) u Cough remedy. J. D. Brown.
Prop. St. James Hotel, Ft. Wayne. 11111.,
to MiliI-stlmt he was (-urmlof u (‘oughof
two} 13: u‘x standing, 011115011111 L11 irrippo
by Dr. King' .I: New l)l~'1-o\'(-ry. ll 1“;
\lI-rrill, lllll(l\\lli~'\illi 311155.. says that
he has u~1 d and 11Icoluiuomlmi it and
ur-wr knew it mini! and would rather
have it than any doctor. lwvuuse it
cures. 3119.1{9111111i11g.222 15.2.31l1 St,
('biuigo. 1111111191 lucps it :11 h 1nd and
l1.1~ no fen-11H mop bm 1111111 it instanilv
l‘ul'l‘i’t‘s. l'lve Trials Bottles 11: Still-
sou's and WI-Hl's Drug slouw.

Man} :1 «lay 311ml. 1% low 1y sick bend-
ache 0: 1115911 by indigestion and stomach
troubles. DeWitl's Little Early risers
are the most eil‘octual pill for oven-om-
1111: suchdillivultics, 11]. P. Weed and
(i. (‘. Stillsou. .

 

 

There is more (‘umrrh in this section
ofllw country than all other (imam-s
put lumdllt‘l‘, and untillho lust fewycurs
was supposed to be incurable. For 11
great many years lllK‘l’lil‘S‘Ill‘l)lliilllll't‘ll it
11 local disease, and prescribed local rmu'
I'Ilios. and by constantly failing to cure
Willi local treatment, pronoun-o1), ii in-
cumble, {512111169lliili'pl‘uvull ruturrli to
be :1 (‘IillFlllllllIIillll dis-ruse, :lllll lhei'v-
foi'u 11141111125 cIIuMilullIIunl trt‘ulluout.
lluil'si‘ulurrh (hire. nuuiufuclurod by
I“. J. Clu-uy 1‘0 (‘11., '1‘1')ll‘lll),l)llll), is the
only constitutional I-umun lluI market.
it is taken in doses from in drops in a
[I'zislmullfllh ll iII'I‘S directly on the
ammo: surfaces of [be :«yhlmu. They
oil'I-runohundred dollars for any (‘usu
it l';lll.\’l1)1'llr1‘. Semi for list of ll'h'll‘
iuIIuiuls. Address l". .l. ('llliNlCY 1\'
('l L, Toledo, 1). .‘lolIl by Ilruizgisls.

.._. 5 _
'l'hl‘\\llIIlI‘S}‘>Ili'lll isdraiuml '11111 mi-
Ilnmiuud by iIlnlI-ut ulcers and upon
sore», lb-wilt's Witch Hazel Halve
sin-willy heals them. It is the lwsl pllt'
l'lll‘l' known. )1. l’. \Vvud and U.
Millwu. 1.

OAS'I‘ORIA.

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CAB’I‘ORIL.
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signature

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in to
(my
mapper.
ll doom i mailer 111111 l1 Will'llli‘l .~ Tim
bond: who. billousuess, llllllw‘bllliii 11ml
11-11111uipuliou11m caused by urgiwl or )1
uuuvnulablo oircumnluuws DIWI'II
1111-1111111 1'}.
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You Don‘t Have To Swear Oil,

says the 1-11.. lmnisdournal 11! 1111121111111an-
lu an editorial about Nw'i‘wlhlc, the
famous tobacco habit cure, "it 1‘ know
of many cases cured by No-T1)»liuo.
0110 a prominent l-it.l11ml11 archiiml.
smo ed and chewed for twmly yuan;
iwoboxoscurrd him so that own ilu-
mu-ll of tobacco makes him nick ” Nu-
To~Bac sold and guaranteed by ll. ll
l’lsistod. No cure no pay. Book frno.
Sterling Remedy’m” New York or
Chicago-

OAB'TOfilA.

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Iucklln’s Arnlcs lsivs

The best salve in the World for 121111
bruises. new. ulcers. soil. I‘limllll. fowl
sores, letter. chapped hoods. cbilhlainu.
come. and all skin eruptions, and peel
lively cum piles. or no pay mpxirml
It is guaranteed to give perfect 111111111111.
lion or 11111111: refunded. Price 25 121111111
pin-box. .Weod and G. 0. Stillsou.

It you 1.11.1.1 1.11 111111. a little child in
the agony of summer mniplaint you
can realise the 11an or the 11111111111 lmcl

meets the value of instantaneous
iififv,‘ ulweysc allowed by new“: s (“Julie
Cure. For dysenwy and

diarrhea it“ an s reliable We

 

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fit 111111111on011101 ‘
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Lillie burly Rim-r4 will spomiily 111111‘
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What is

11311111

Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription lt'or Infants and 'J‘hil-
drea It contains neither Opiur,
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub
stance. It is a harmless substitute for
Paregoric. Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers Castoria is the
Children Panacea— the Mother’s
Friend.

casron A”

For Infants and hlldrcn.

D0 not be lmposmi upon, but insist upon
having Castorio, and see that the lac-slim.)
signature of

is on 111 .
wrapper. 33’ m
esbail pro- ‘ '

leer. ourselves and the public at all hazards.
but Csx‘racu Company, 71’ Murray St..N.Y.

 

 

«Examiner In
v.41. Patent 01111-0.

1576 101883
Offices, 4.30 Main' Street.
BRIDGEPOR'I'. CON N.

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1:11 by born If you irml 111'1'1' so hard. “'0
.hvuriily lwiivvo lll‘il ilu-u- unwr was :1
prelim- mlI or wall paper.

.. Painting. 11.14.1-1'11111141111: and Ill-curat-
I l'i'111111111111‘11115111.’l'v-ryuu to mill at tho
lvlurI-.Ilro',111 pminl. and i will )n-pl-Inm-d
10121111011 you wuh a lull liIII-ol‘ nuuplm.

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in Flilfi’l‘ Al'l'lb‘ UE,
East Norwalk. Connecticut

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INSURE YOUR LIFE
roe 510001

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meat 11101000 pnyublolo I'oumll if you
live. Willi 11111111111111.1l1; pteryibil‘z
shathebsst 11-11111 cheapest users in the

Connecticut General

tits [marshes its.
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