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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
Miuuefpta QeatSlatur.

Golssntes tnb bic wi&tisfsn 9nssessnbsiten.
bic in beiosm 5auiern Der eesisIatur an Der ga.
sesUrbnuns suaren.
Stuat. Mnstnpmmeu tpurbe, Der Intras
$500 fir Trainiruns pom Mari&Ianb In Nieo.
let uno Chilly 60, ~ bewiaisen. Die Grlaub.
nib fur StiQtratsr 5000 fur 9ntauf pom Can.
bsreieu 3u einsm part srtbeilt u. srlaubt Bombs
fur ben 9anpunssplaB aus3useben. $4,000
tuurbsn fur ben @nfauf soa Saatsttreibe fir ar.
me @rensanieeIr /; $4,000 fir bas Solcatsn.
paiitnbaus $4,000 fur bic &sfprml&ule Be.
piaist. llsbsr oas 3u&tbauS IN StiI~atsr gin.
gen bic Ssrf&isSsnfsn Beri&te Elm. Wabrenb bic
einen bic gerwaltuns trtfFi& beibsn, iassn bic
aubsra ie iei psri&wsnbsrii& ; bod St7,SOO tpsr.
ben ssrIanst. als ni&t eOnaitutionsa ianbte Der
GOuserneur bic nSntsrnal Smprspemeat" Bill
nit isinsm getum 3urid. Gin Antras bic Con.
~ifitution sa seranOersn, sab air&ensisenttuna be-
lfsuert werben fam. purbe einssbra&t. CNun
aud In @innefOta sibt's GreimaurerD
SIN 5aue tuarct Der gntras, cine reue Ib.
a~immuns sur gsrIssuns bee Counts isss BON
Caledonia mad S&tlpUn ju srlaubsn, Ssrpcr.
fen. Cine SsRsrans bss @sitses ibsr bas Srun'
fsubslb Sospital, wurpe a%nsenommen, psl&e
serbistst bsmisniss cine eiesns ~ ssbsn, Der bic
$1,000 nod ni&t be3ablt bat wurss ssnsbmist.
auf unbsaimmte 3sit bel Ssits selsst warS bic
Bill fir GinriGtuns elmer Observation-Disclosures
gcmminfcn, tann bic fur ginri@tuns bes Goun.
Observation-Disclosures, bann bic atr bic annab.
me pun Greipasen. Der antras, bic BON Reria
pbns Srssr fur $576.38 selisfertsn S&reibma.
tsrialsa su ts,ubIen, fanb bic @snsbmisuns.
NnsenOmmsn wurps fsrnsr Der amsnsirte Staet.
barter ron ct. paul /; bic psrmansnte Gintbsi.
lung bss Staates in 3 Observation-Disclosures bann
Der Gsfsbantras ibsr bic @spiHsnsfrsibsit in ben
Staatsanfaltsn, uas Der Sabrtstsitras ron $780,
600 fir'S Iaub. uub 8linteginnitut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Sn Der rss.lmabissn Sisuns sinssn cine Reibe
ssn 0siu@sn in Strabenanselssenbsittn unb in
Steunia&sn Gin. Dit Burger in Der Rabe BON
SluTfrubs pstitionirteu I'm Grlaubnie gum @e.
muis &c. 8srfauf an bu gde Ron Bluff unb 8
Straes. Is fol- Die Cadet ur& cine Orbpnnau,
resulirt trtrotn.
Die Ssamtsn bra@te: ibre rsssImasisen BE.
riats Gin. Die Witsliebsr Der Dubuque Gr,tli.
den @sisai&nft lesteu bic Hotbpsnbisfeit einss
nGcbtenbauies" (morgue) bar une batsn ben
Staotratb I'm Elm nsues Syiftm bic 5cSesfaae
gu rssiifrirsn. Gsrnsr tpisisn bic aerjts auf bic
Rctbprncisfsit zines plaBss bin, mo- Temperate
5rrllnniss aufssbObsn tusrpen fSnntsn.
Oas 8inanpOmits, pas iibsr bic Rom City at-
tornsp p~srIanste @ebalisnbSbuus 3u beri9ten
baite, srpfdtl bic grbSbuns ni6t. Der Attcr.
nss CAB oaranf bin isins GntlaIuas unp aud Der
abppeat Str Ws. Gsney, BEN man bas Nmt
itersebrn prats. l~eiste aus &HdI6t Der Idl.d.
ten Sesablune unp itinsr iOnlissn praris Der.
;iht barauf. Der Safsn &C.. purcsr is Gents
per Cubic garp fir has 5ilsn Ssr Stra6en sr-
laubt.
alpcrmann SotparS, bra1te cine Srecnnan;
in 8rtrsT pss amtss tines Observation-Disclosures
uns ben @crfauf pom 8rsnnbol; Elm, bic ssnsb.
nist murbs. Der Stri6t in bsr yranetiten
anseIesenbsit puroe ssnsbmist unt BITE 3abluns
Der Sunme pom $50. ssrwcrfsn.
9n Der unsIidli9sn @ranO aseuue anseIe.
s,nbeitt ruree mad bigger Debate bsf&leFtn,
bic Strabe 100 8ub brett ,a MAIDEN. (Nun bic
Dubuqusr BADEN ia @sIe ssnusD Gin geI&Iub,
Der anssncmni en-, purbt beltimmt, bas Der CITY
RteOrbsr ansspisitn IN aQfn benfn qiosni,u fir
ben Yerfauf BON @stranfsn fir bic 3sit
finss 5atrss ausiuftasn, bic scr BEN
1. DFai nafnr a%nfras.n, une cine ysi9si.
nuns ron $50 pom StasiaaBmeifer bsibrinsen,
ans baB fsrnsr BON ausn mad benz 1. Rai
psrIansttn siesnlsn Der ssat gstras ssrlauat tusr.
ben lsa.
Die Bsrbanelunsen ~ sinsm nsatn @aseon-
traets rpurpsn rar& sinsn Yei&lub ~ benz 3wsds
abssbrs&en. Das @sfu& bee Srn. 8. asas
fir armbru&, ben sr bur& Das Gaasa auf sinsm
sisbsbsdtsn Ssitentpsse s%:littsn, purss benz 81.
uan,ecmitt iberpitltn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

sJn :unferer ienfeitisen Na@bari@aft
DideySias, Grant 60. WiseonFn, bat bic an bic
40 Samilien farfe Gsmsinbe lestes Sabr ben
Ban elmer 8ir&s unternOmnnen. Sn Der fnrssn
Srif BON sinissn @onaten ,rurce sisislts fir unt
fertis binsefeat, nit @lude peritbsn. unb bic
nStbisen airHsnsewanbe, uOrunter 5 Wsbsemdn.
Der, bsi6aHt. Sept fomn,t nod Gin neuer i&Snsr
SudaItar binsu unb 70 fam i@ pann bic CT
meinss ibrsr Strebens freuen. Spl4e Spfe..
~riaisfeit ipri@t re9t gut fir bic DidspYilsr unb
ibrsn Sssicrssr. Die rSeilisseit". STRIDE rna&t
p~en1elben alle @bre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Sas feblte nod. Die @runsers bon
aanias BADEN in ibrsr ;d SOpsfa absebalttnsn
Gcnssntiun siniimmis ben Yei&lub anssnOm.
men, sab fir bic Ginpantsrunss. gsbSrbs tsa
staatss ron Der @ssyssbuns feline SswiQisun.
gen nsbr a%usssUUrfen perSsn iOQen, obsr mil
anssrtn @rrtsn: bic giawanSerunss. 8 Ommil.
ion iea abssi&aHt perssn, ipsil bic Changers tel.
nsa psitsrsn 3usus BON Ginpanssrsn miniasn,
Dor sinissn Sassn ipra& i9 sisislbs GrnssntiOu
sinbsais sa @unhsn Der Ginfibruns bss 3smpe.
renSswansss aus. Inter iolGsn llmfGnSsn fam
iibsr ben sisentlitm 3wsd bss Orsens trcS aasr
@sbeimtbusrsi ni&t LANCER msbr Gin 3neifl Oh.
palteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

GIN Greffcn, Union 60, Soma III Der
bo9p. P. g~usuiin Burns. o. S. B. aus st.
glpuo, Winn., ssssnwGrtis eamit bei&afist Elm
ausfGlisbIia irif&ss Sensbietinsrflcfsr ;u
srinpsn. Sn bieism !3tpsfs bat or bsreits 400
adsr sutss eano faufi& e~rifanben, auf ipsI&sm
sr S~urlaufs sin prOsiicrii&es alOiter erri&tsn
IaBt. Die fatbol. ct. WaIa&ias.9 emeinbe in
Grsion sabIt bsrsits ssssn so 8amilien-all Irish,
ofcourse! P. Yurns, Elm GROCER, fattIi&sr @ann,
if Elm auseesi&netsr Rebner unb-Irish to the
core, pis Der v@efsrr Wat@man" triumpbirsns
laet. (Sh. @l.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Die fatbclifhe STRIDE in &ouins
Sicne pirr in furSer 3sit einen Sburm srbal.
ten unb bat btreits 5srr Wm. &Obpsbsr ben
Contract sur Grbauuus bedelbsn srbaItsu. Gbsn-
falls il cine @Icde BON unsefibr 900 plumb be.
felt ipcrSsn unb wirS bisislbs wabri4einli& in
nerbaIb elmer @O&s caieltt anlanssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Dc S&upfsr Messr an Der Clay
Den buot a feline Stsrt,
u icmm' Der grab mol selts @t
Da cit gum Meytr Dor.
Sens StiStlt, @aitsrs, a itus S&sns
OF BUN Der befhter Bort
en- buct ft f&wart a gel a brsns;
De 3oder gin e fort.
Nn but Der b Sperlebsr s'ra6
sln ausstbal&t eng Motb;
81 tpe6, ne bat je lsden az.
Ram ped a mat BEN Irstb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
en- Der ct. Matthias. &irA c ;u @us

en- Der st. Mattbia8= Stride ;u @us-
eatins, Soma, baben bic bc&p. Seiuitsnpatsr
aarIaGttsr, Sass unb Giise am 1. @dr3 cine
a9ttasiss goIfsmilIon erSTnst. Die fatb. &C.
meinbs in Nuseatine betebt aus Deuti&sn unb
SrlGaOern, Der bortiss Yrisffer, Ser. laurent,
bsrsits Iei! elmer &eibe BON Sabrsn bort tbatis,
1T Elm 8ransofe Der jspU& in reuti&sr Spra&e
pretissn unb Sei6t bSren fam. Die gemstnbe
erfreut 1@ aud gutter, BON S&psaern s~sIeitetsr
pfarridulsn unb sinss psrtbppasn air&ensissn-
arntbums.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Sin nener SbipinSel in unIsru Goun.
tsosrwaltans il tpieSsr aufs.otdt psrben. Der ar
bic $4,000 bstrasen fca. Die Gissntbdmer pur.
ben fir gsrmsHunssn b%tfsusrt, bic sinestbeils
ni&t ssitsli&, anbsrntbsiIs ni&t in Der seI.sli.
den Gcrm, unt trittsntbsils uur auf BEN papier
9sma@t purbsn. Nur Yoran, bic Come triuaI
Is an Gag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
s(aaemein ut SaS G%rffamncn Der ap

Saacmein ut caS Grftaunen Der Apo
tbetsr in alien Sbeilsn sss eanSss iibsr bic tag.
LID wa6isnbs i3unabme Der Na&frase mad Or.
gus. aSniss hamburger gruatbse. Das @s.
bsimnib sisIss GrfoIsss Iisst in Der gurtrsfai&.
felt bss @rtifels unb ieinsr IGsrn @irfans. Or.
Sobn @. gsdmann, Drussif in ct. Ssnry's,
Sbie, fGrsitt an uns rariitsr /: Die a0ssmeins
i3ufrisbsnbeit AQer, psl&s Or. aus. aSnis's
Sambarssr 8ruatbee sebrau&en, 1T pirfli& er.
ffamsnswsrtb. Die Webisin ii srft felt aurssm
eins:fibrt u. ~psrfauft T6 tsmunsea9tet iebr gut.
Wontas Slbeno ssssn 20 ubr fnbet i'm
S9aapfale Der ct. Marienfir9t bic reselmabiss
mcnatli6e gsriamrnluns hes ySt. alpbcnius.
l1nterfisunss- 9ereines" tatt.
aas @itslisssr fnp sinsslatsa, gu ei&sinen.
Der SefretGr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Mm persansenen Wontas tsurSsn aIs
Ysamte bee bisiIssn piuspsrsins fir's na&fs
Sabr trpabIt:
gra0esnt :-5obn yeter Gsrrins.
9iee .prdfbent 80. 0embed.
8eeorbirtnber Sefrstar :-9sonb. 2p1nu.
Ginarsisfretar -. W. Werner.
S@asmsifsr :-Soitpb 5raut.
Rari&aa :-gne. Ssinsmann.
@pletcren Or. S6mibt u. Sobn Su6S.
Ginanscomitt :-SObn 1rarler, .. S1il3 unb
q. palen.
Wabl.Gpmits :-Ssnry Sint. 5pi. pcntias
unp q. grOmmsni6enfsl.
@aiisnecmiie :-N. Ssrale, ". grid unb
Sebn presIsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Sier in Dubuque Fnb bic Wsibsr, ME e
iaeint serRGnbissr ale In utan&tn anbern Ibei.
len bss Staates. Tan bSrt ni&ts BON sinsm
GsIs,ass, tpabrsnb anSsrnSrts man bas DI6rtn
f&pn perfu&t bat, pter riiRet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
Milmanfee WarftberiMt.
Ger Itlssrapb.)

60 er ItIesrapb.) T. WGrj 1874
Wti3tn. 2tbbaft unb bSbtr. Reselmdei.
ger : $1.26-1.27; 8rf&er 1.274-t.27a
Saftr-eei&t unb bSbn az Cts.
sD n.-Sslten, itissns au 60 CITE.
Ressen.-Ss ltsn unb fsf ~ 8f3 Gts. fur
Ne. 2. Sprins.
@erfe-No. 1. S1.40
@e(&la&tttt S&wtint-S6.00j &c.
tenSe, 4.50-525
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
Stadt nnd gtaat.
SahcnSerorSnuns fur bic Oi'eeie
OMbuaMc.

aae Gag. Der bl. Gaasn,sit FnS 0aNtass nit
ausnabms Ger Spnntase. Dur& Dispsns TT
Der einmalise g.nu6 ron 8leii&ipsiisn srlautt
nns ,tpar bel Der 1auptmablse;t an Mcntassa,
Dienaas.n, DonnsrRassn unb Sambassn nit
xssnabme Der Auatembertase unb Sss Donnsr-
Gags unt Samfass In Der Gbarwu&e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
Ghieaeo Marftberi9t.

O. 1eIssrapb.) Z. WGrl 1874.
Dsisen.-3iemli& lebbaff. felt aab u. bS.
Der SO. 1, $t.20 bic 1904 No. 2, $1.18a ;
Rp. 3, $f.t6 bis 1.16t. @usI&u6 S1.09.
WeN&fprn.-NGbia, ftf u. bSber-lalo6
su 61i Gts. ; ausi&uB 81 Cts.
S~afsr.-Glau u. nominsa 43 bis AIT.
&pssea.-S tltsn u. ftf. NO. 2, IS bic
SOL Cts.
@erRe.- &ubis. No. 2. 1892. 70. 3,
$1.37 bis LAO CO.
8ef4la1tete S9siae- Sir lsi&is
500 bis els S@tpere 1913 bic 600.
Sdpsintflsi &.-6sR u. bSbW $t4.60
baar.
Bel S~lumcnauer az Coulter aSenut
fSnnt ibr elm sutts, feines @las Bier unb cine
portion e1ttn Gmmentbaler aaieS batsn. -
Wa@t mai Scnntas'S einen Spasieraarg pabin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Sn WiMisan Gitp, Snbiana, bat PER-
Saees aisHer bic 0ats sebabt bic assntur fur
bic @asstts ~ itsrn,bmen. 9srrn Damien, Der
ben Ylas YsrIG6t, unltrn beaen DAM.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Deder u: Sdser's Yfsrss.esitaau &c.
ssniiber benz gltbtnaum III nit elmer Muspabl
soItr.fsi@sr Sussiss, S$Ittttn &c. iotris Der
btfsn vterbe Seritben. Wer cine Spasisrfabrt
ma&sn min, iolte bort itint Srher binisrlaGtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
"2mrembnrger GAZETTE.

3eDi inn MARBLE Slccfe an Der Nain
Giraffe bGlt ant bic teRen, b%iQisaen unO f%tinffen
5ribiabrspaarsn an 9anb. Sebt Gu& bisiel.
ben an!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

ceben Mittmoh IL in Der st. Marisn-
fir&s prsbist uuS Sessn. Der bc&w. Batter
Sautsr pirb In bisisr bI. GaRenssit itsr bas
piatiss 5ssma {: Der t~lnslaubs ~unisrer Sage,
l.iae Nususn Xns ~ pa&sm Gnbe er fibrsn
rirt, Srebisen ,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

kENTNrprC Btuenint btmtrtensmtrtbt Ptluneen
t~tsletttn isst gldftt us rerben an Seesrmann fret yer.
faaet. Dies IN feiu Sumsua. q sitt ftintx S&msra
ZEN Is ni&t linetrt, feline Sef&wula per 2dbmane. rel&k
e ni&t btilt. Ssins Samills une iein gittttssntbhmer fann
f6 sbnt gentaur Eminent bsbelftn. Die 0iAf&sn NIT
reiesm liml&las fnp fur ben 5amilitnsebraud bic NIT
selbtm fur atiet. prtis so Gents; erpse GlafHen H.0o.
3. q. Rpfs u. Co., So SrsasnaS. Res. gsri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
2ebreriteae aefucbt.

Gin unysrtsiratbetsr fatbsiii6er esbrsr, Der i'm Itutf&tn
uns Graitl&sn tntsrridt srtbtiltn idna, fu6t cine Stsns
ala qekYu, bi Der itint Wuiffenntnins tfcrbat HRe.-
Gute asusniHs fSnnta ssrstsetnsssn.
Ran a~strsiNrt
TEACHER, L. Box 1879,
Delphos, Ohio,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Sur Sicbifabl son 9sNmarien wurSs in
SbsiOa, 3. Srisn Co., Elm pofamtsi&reitn ar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
gfo. 1. - MSaemtlide 8rieFife.
Dubuaut, ben 9. WGrt 1874.

Dubuaus ben 8. MGrt 1874.
Sn w.l&er aue srtef. ansaeist anb, rslte sem Q. aedri
ts sun 9. Wldrs In Der biefsen gofpffee dneefcmnen Hne
nt&t absebslt irrrsen fxe.
getly Si,tessn Mayu WiG5raneis ABR
guGlsr Sobn q Maser
gaubbp Gbar::es @en,el Grant
Bcfes panatius Nueter 6
Bed %. Bod Nrs s Iidels Dcuttnid
GlaNsn Gbarlss peters MiT 9ouifa
DiTelbcrT Nieplaus puls Sobn
Deus Drill Gath peterlon Z
G,nseprH Wattb Actenesfe Soban
Gin,el Sttilia &tinbaret NiE@
@rubie Senrp &ainemefe 8risbr
@uftiien Spbn S6ea q
Seinea Npina Saiatr Sebn
5irs Mattb Sebl Sobn
Saertuns s SteTss Ssbn
Sons Spbann 3ropf Seinri1
Senny Gaibarina Sbutn Saecb
Sunsf @sors 3bumper @iQitalb
8urt Sean Witrs MiT Waria
areus Carl 2 @Oltsr Senrp
0ctther Wrs Barb WOlf 8artbclcmty
Qineed1 SIepre 3wad Wi6tl
Gus psinri&
w1an perstHe ni&t, renn man mad griefen auf eisisr ef
frast, ~ bemerten, has fe a settts I fne. ane bic Mum
O. e. Norbert. psann.iasr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
a a, H ss.. a: Gig IS er y r:

etnjist sus, ria iFss artttl, ben 20 sistt, rtl6u R&sr be
Ginstweise rtsulirt. Iinefslif ttlt unb Ratarli&ex
S4idf trienst. % IN. ansenstm tinIuuebmen. 4tne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Sob In Nep yprf $1.1tB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
SHinbien.

ecntpn, 6. Mar,. Der Winifr fir Sn.
him III telesrapbii& benatri6tist worten, bag
bic &tsieruns ni6t tpeniser ais brei @iaionen
Meniten tpabrene brei Woratsn, am 9eben Ct.
balten mhGtn trire unb bab bic llntsrbaitunss-
tcfsn i& f4pn Gnbt Gtbruar auf Ttben Niaip.
men pfe. Stsrl, beliefen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11

Wan perssHe ni&t, renn man mad griefsn duf etefsr eli
frdst. ~ ~benerten, bae ft a ne etttst fae, ane bic Run
mtr Der SrieHife a~nsustbsn.
O. e. Iprbert, ppfneifsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
Gentaur eminent

-,at fpunbertare Guren BON ateur- itis.
mus S&me,eu. @sfdwuIfes, SrpA.
btulen. 8srtdrtuneen Ter Sriiha,
8ranerunfen, ge%rbrltunaem, Sab.
fpe u. Z. N. am mtnfhH1n R5rser,
une gsrrenfanstn, Spatt, Dur&i&eue.
ruussn u. I. ~. an 1bitren In einer
Sabre perri&ttt. ais ane aneereu Der.
essit&tn 5ulmitttl felt Grf6afuus her
Welt. Das 8tfept bee qtnimGat unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-03-11
Nprtusal.

GaYal iolen i1 an ben amerifaniI&en prS6ben.
ten nit Der Bite sewsntst babsn, bic M,oriI&en
Snieln untsr ben SduB Der gersinisien Staaten
~ ifsasn, wprauf Der YrGlbent srpieert babeu
ioa, bic 3eit isi ssfommen, no nitt mebr bas
S1pert ipnetrn Der 0plfswiae sntIHtibs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1874-07-11

baggage was being tumbled out of the
car, she stood with her baby in her arms
and her boy by her side gazing around
upon the strange scene, and peeIlng
eagerly among the rough-clad ranch
men and plainsmen for the face which
alone of all others she wished to see.
A rough-looking but polite ranchman
stepped forward, and, with a clumsy
bow and bashful manner, inquired who
the " madam desired to see"
81 want my husband, Mr.. Henry
Lester. Does he not keep sheppard
cattle farm near here p
He did, madam, answered the
ranchman, sadly; but he's rouuded-Up
his herd for the last time. There he is
in that coffin, died last Wednesday
night, and we re seDdin' the body back
| to Denver, accordin' to his last instruc-
tions. He died of congestion of the
bowels, madam. Beg pardon, madam,
/ but are you his"
He did not finish his sentence, but
| stepped forward to catch the falling
form of my fellow traveller, who was
carried to the car in a swoon. 1Sle little
/ boy uttered a piteOus wall OF grief,
while led him sobbing back to the car
which this wearied, travel-tired pair had
/ left a minute before so hopeful and so
4 happy. There were many wet eyes in
that car just then, mine among the rest,
as / held the beautiful boy sobbing to
/ my breast.
1 saw my fellow-traveler twice again,
once when she followed her husband
TO his last resting-place, attended by
one solitary carriage and four mourners,
and again last Monday morning, when,
pale, sad and bowed with grief, she
started with her fair-haired boy upon
her long journey back 10 the quiet shade
and seclusion of her old home within
| the shadows of Gloster Cathedral
Denl,e1, TIiL1Lne
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How to Make Good Butter.

A New York lady of large experience
in dairy management gives the following
directions for making god butter:
In the first pace, the milk must be
brought Unto the dairy house clean
see that the mixers do their part nicely,
for You cannot, with all the cleaning
and scalding of pals and pans, make
delicious, nutty- favored quality of but
ter, if straws soaked in impurity, adj
here to the udder, and from thence fall
into the milk pail. The next move Is
to cool the milk, or take out the ami
nal heat, to about 60 deg; then, if you
have the conveniences for keeping the
milk very near go deg, there is no re-
quired depth that the milk should be
set, In order to secure all the crSam. /
have set it at ? inches and at 20~inches,
and the result was the same. If the
milk is not cooled, inches is as deep
as milk should be set for all the cream
to rise before the milk sours. And the
best time to skim the cream is just as
you can detect a change or slight acid,
which Is generally in from 30 to SO
! hours. The reason is, the butter is
sweeter and better in color, and you
/ get more from the same quantity of
milk than you can if the cream remains
on the milk until it has become quite
| thick and sour. I churn every day, in
warm weather, and cream should never
I be kept longer than three days in a cool
place. The temperature for churning
with me is so degrees in summer, and
/ 80 to Ga degrees in winter. 1 think that
1 the best churn is the Eureka. We are
! doing the churning now in from one tC
I two minutes, and in winter we have not
1 at any time exceeded four minutes.
| thoroughly rinse my butter, bat handle
! gently with a wooden ladle then sail
with the best dairy barrel salt, one
ounce of salt to a pound of butter
mix in thoroughly, being careful tC
! press gently SO as not to break the
grain then let it stand TO become
solid then work again until dry bu
never until it is oily. If your cream !:
too warm, surround your cream PAL
with cold water, or with ice if you hav,
it, stirring the cream until it is brough
down to 80 degrees. II too cold, sur
round with hot water. Do not pu
cold or hot water IN the cream to &c
the required temperature. My butte
brings Orange County Pail prices
invariably. in the New York market =.
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Agricultural Facts and Figures.

Hon. Samuel B. Ruggles, of New
York, most reliable and laborious
statistician, at a late meeting of the
Nov York chamber OF comm rec, gave
the following condensed facts relating
to the agricul ure of the United States
The agriculture of the American
Union is the broad and enduring basis
of its national strength.
Its agricultural population of 3, 500,
All in 1870, had created and acquired a
property In agricultural wealth valued
at 81, 124, 558, TAT, showing an average
value of 81, S78 per head, yielding net
income of $3.50.
Every million added to the agricul-
tural population will, consequently,
add at least 81 ,S7S, 600, 900 to the ma
tional wealth.
The present yearly incr' ase in this
population being $50, 432, an additional
million will be gained every thirteen
years.
These additional millions RilI be
urgently needed and can be readily sup
piled by Europe from time to time and
from age to age, to enable the American
Union to produce and export the veget-
able and animal products to feed, and
the cotton to clothe the large and stead
increasing population Of Europe.
The ten interior states north of the
Ohio river. and on the upper lakes and
upper Mississippi and Missouri, pro
duced in the year 1870, 80, 151, 925 bush
els of cereals, weighing more than 81,
600, 900 tons. avoirdupois. BY the
close Of the present century, twenty
six years hence, these states Will prob
ably produce 30, 900, 900 of tons.
It has now become a matter of vital
interest, not only to theAmerican Union,
but to the common civilization and well
fare of the world, to improve to the ut
most all the waterways, natural and
artificial, affording cheap transportation
from the immense interior of North
America to the ocean.
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A Thrilling Situation.

The following story, which is given
As fact, can hardly be surpassed even
by the imaginary situations that mark
many specimens of the modern drama :
Near the city of Detroit, man by the
name of Macarthur was crossing the rail-
road track in the night time, when his
foot caught fast in 90 frog" and his
efforts to extI1cate 1t We're of no ava4s-
His boot fitted so closely that he could
not draw his foot out, ind at length he
could hardly move his leg from pain.
He found that he must either be run
over by the next train or make known
his situation. He shouted himself
hoarse, but no one came. After having
been prisoner for upward of an hour he
heard the whistle. He had a match box
in his pocket, papers in his bundle, aud
the idea came to him to signal the train.
Tearing the papers off his bundle, and
getting at some letters, he rolled them
into a heap, and for fear the flames
would die out too suddenly he added
his clothes. The bundle was then made
fast to the end of his walking stick, and
he waited until the headlight of the To-
connective should appear. 1t finally
greeted his vision and he struck his
match, but ust of wind blew it out.
Another match was struck, and in an
instant he waved his signal back and
forth, and just when he thought death
was certain he heard the whistle for
brakes He was saved. but the engine
had only thirty feet more to go to crush
him.