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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
v@ott b%efobleu."
NorbbeutihIaub.

Oas dlteife @ottesbaus W~effaIens, bic
Rapsae su Sunserlob, mel9e wabr:
ideinlia aus Der 3eit &a,rs bes @roBen
itammt, beabfdtist man ieet enblid su res
nouiren. Wie perlautet, 1T Der @raf BON
Qanbsbsrs .0slsn. Semen bereit, bieier In.
t%sreHanten @aps0e cine Orsel su i9enten,
unb aud cine Stiftuns su erri1ten, aus
wslder Der llnterbalt zines @eiftli9en su
beitreiten iei. - gu Soet inb am Is
Ottobsr adt Stid, UNI bic Stabt itebenbe
Tru9tbduier bur1 cine rudlole Sanb anse:
5iinbst morben. Der Srt mar barob in
Der srOBteu Iufrssuns.-3u 95ttin 9 N
wuroe Der &lempnerseieI $. gdert mssen
finf Observation-Disclosures gu flint Sabre
@efdnsniB psrurtbeilt. - Su Oese BET
6asen ipisIte ein Wdb9en BON finf Sab
rem nit elmer Bobne, nabm bieieIbe i9lieb.
LID in ben Wunb, peri9ludte fie unb mar
In Golse gritidens tros aler ansewanbten
Mittel in 10 Winuten cine 2ei1e. - lleber
bas srOBe SaISlaser, bas fid unter Der
2Iueburser 3aibe bin3iebt, erfabren
mir jest folsenbes Ndbere: Die 0ermus
tbuns Der @eolosen, baB fid BON Der 2ine.
burger 9aibe aus bis gum baltiiden Wesre
Elm unsebeures SaI5laser erftrsde, 1T burd
neuIi9 ansetente Bobrusriu9e beiidtist
worSen. Gin 3ueis Der Sal3abIaseruns
besinnt bel eineburs, siebt ii9 unter Der
@lbs binbur9 unb ltreift qusr burd bas
san3e 9robberaostbum Wedlsnburs. Gin
anberer 8weis Iauft in Der Ri1tuns nad
benz 9ersostbum 9olifein, via Sesebers
nod @lmsborn unb 5eibe. Die Bel So.
senou (WedIenburs) aufsei9loiene Cali.
i9i9t bat cine Dide uon 100 Wetern unb
nod 1T Der 8obrer ni9t am gnbe berieI.
ben.-Bie bic 9 o1umer 6aabelstam,
msr in ibrem lesten Sabresberi9te mittbeiIt,
baben bic @beidlieBunsen I'M Be,irte felt
1875 bebeutenb absenommen, fiderli9 in
SoIse Der unsinitisen @ruerbsuerbdltni1e
SIM Sabre 1875 wurben bier 3s3 Chen se:
i9loHen. 1875 33s unb 1877 ~ 2sl.
Seit 1875 III bemnad cine 9srminbsruna
UNI 20, "a Prosent einsetretsn. - Goes:
eIb. Die bisiise Warienburs, bas 9aus,
weldes bic Sdmeitern Il. 6. Srau p~erIatsn
baben, mirb bemnd9if NIT @enebmisung
Ser Resieruns cine Nnitalt fur perwabrIoits
&inber. Die giuridtuns lit fur 70 &nabeu
berednet; nit etwa 80 wirb Der anfane
sema9t. Der Ya9tcontract lautet fir IL
Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
aus Den beriGteoene. staaten.

. einem BiersYroiefe in ct. Souls
tamsn ale Wplterien Ser Bierer,euauna
ans GaseSli9t. Wan tonnte ba bSren,
wie man Bier obne 9opfen unb Weala unb
nur nit 8feis, &orn unb anberen Snare:
bienSien madt. Nber man tonnte aud er.
fabren, baB bic untsrnsbmenben Brauer
BON ct. 2ouis ibr eissnss idledtes Bier
unter fremOer etiquette pertaufen. Die
goniumenten 3ablen bafir nur b0bere
Breiie. Wan nennt bieie Biere einfad
Impurities b6bmii9ss Bier, obpobl es in
Amerita erjeust pirb. WabrIi9 ss III bic
b69Ite 3eit, baB bas Biertrintenbe Yublis
tum f9 mebr INN bic Bisrpanti9er Tim.
inert, fatt Gift unb Saude fur tbsurss
@eIo gu trinten."
@eraI 9rantb bat bic 2bfi9t, cine
&eiie um bic WsIt su MAIDEN, nun befinis
tin aufsesebeu. WabridsinIi6 Mil er sei,
tis senus nod PbilabeIpbia 5u,iidtebrsa,
nm benz gOIte, wenn es v%ieiner bebarf",
,our Hsrfisuns ou itsben.~.
Die IN Saeramento taaenbe pers
fahun99ebenbe SeriammIuna bei6IoB, ben
Srdfbenten unb ben 8unbssI enat lin elmer
3ui9rift gu bitten, ie mO9ten Sdritte
tbun, UNI cine bic @inpanoeruna pom gbi.
nsisn In bic Der. Staaten perbietenbe gibs
dnberuns bes garIinsamsi@sr gertrases
bsrbesuflbren.
Sn gtneinnatib bat bic Semann'Ide
Bant, weIde meif RatboIiten 3u &unben
bate, BanterOtt sema9t. 0ie @Iaubiser
Der Sirma 9emann q SO. fina fat aus.
nabmsIos arme 9suts, bic NIT Ysrtraueu
ibre iauer eripartsn, i6per erarbsitstsn
Dollars un6 Gents gu 9emann truseu, ba:
nit er bisisIben fir fe aufbebe. @s mar
truuris anSuieben, pie bic M alien
Srauen Dor benz ssi9Iofenen 8anfIotaIe
itanbsu, bic CRIME Gbire aniiierenb, in ben
Sitternoen 9dnben bas Ba9Iein tras
senb, Ourd psIdss fe fi9 seitern nod
10 reid sebintt, uub bas beute 10 we'
mig, 10 iebr penis wertb Sin altes MIt'
ta!ein pollts trOs aasOem ni9t slaabsn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
@tnnetota.

,Reu 1Im SeraIb" idreibt: rPrais
rte Seusr" wiitben nab unb fern, uno pers
nidten aaes in ibrem 8srei9. 0eritdrtt
tur1 bic Sturmuinbs baben fie pieIe Mns
febIer in Der Yrairie ibres Obba@es unb
, fsnffiser 6abe beraabt.
Bel ben in Winona itattsebabten
S4unanbpsrtdufen fanben u 8 cher 10
Bis~r3issaldertide abnebmer.
Sn @inona berridt unsebeure 9ufre.
suns iiber ben Seriu9 Der Msenten bic
Bobrbrunnen :gbsabe einautaiiren. gs
fnb in Winona mebrere Gauieab Bobrs
brunuen unb bafir on SIS, 900 Nbsabe
fdais.
u. s. WiIcor pom Detroit, Beder 60.
anb cine Nbtbeilung 2anbmeiier entsingeu
am 10. in Der Rdbe bss Cheyenne nur nit
senauer Rotb Der @efabr, In einem Prairie:
5euer ibren Cob su finben. Sn einem
Dettreuuen auf 2eben unb Cob NIT benz
Jeuer terreidten fe, t6oIi9 ermattet einen
H~ettaussplas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
DtSconFn.

Die gifenbabu BON 9ubion nod
Setuer Sails in Bierce @ountp 1T poIenbet
nnb purbe unter GROCER Gbeilnabme Der
Beu0lteruns pou Ct. Saul, Stiuuatsr unb
5lbiun einseweibt.
Die Smro'er 9lasfabrit 1T Bis auf
ben 9runb niebersebrannt. @erIuft
&c, o sebedt. Man arsuSbnt, baB
Cramps, bic IN Der Gabrit iibsrna9tet, has
Jeuer peranlaBt babsn.
Sn GAINESVILLE wur6e Sreb. Obms
bes Morbes ieines 0aters fir i9uIbis be-
tunbsn unb gu lebensIdnsIi9er 3u9tbauss
frafe uerurtbeilt.
Sn@bippewa 6 cunt . freGen Bas
rem unb wiIOe Rasen bic S9afe auf, in
Buffalo @ountp beiOrsen bisies 9si9dft
bic 5unbe unb WOIfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
&aniaS.

Ole germeiunsen Der Babnuers
Kmseruns pon Burlington nod @infelb
tnS beenbist unb iou nit benz Bau berieIs
Sen in turser 8eit besOnnen werben.
perbserenben Prairiebranb,
Der ben norbpeiIiden GbeiI BON Gbwarbs
gountp bsimiudte, bOren mir Na@ftebens
ieS: Der Yrairiebranb ri1tete i'm norbs
refIidsn Gbeil bes gountp's iebr sro6en
S9aben an. GinaeIne Sarmer p~erIoren
i5ren sansen 8orrutb uon @streibe unb
Seu, pdbrenb anbere @ieb, 9erdtbi9aften
x. einbiiBten. Sin beftiser Winb blies
,ur 3eit unb trieb bas 5euer iebr raid aber
bic @eaenb bin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
,.
SutnptS.

Der goIiaeibirettor pom Eole'
b, Sbio, bat an ben Sberif getsb pon
0reeport, Su., teIssrupbirt, bas Der nn'
liSsfi fnidtis ssworbene S4asmeiter uon
StepbenIon So. CHARLES s. 9ooobne, bort
perbaftst porben lit. SIS wuroen iofort bic
nStbissn Sdritte setban, nm bic auslisfes
nans gu erpirten.
Die aderbaus@e eIIi9a bes
etaates Suinois wirb ibre Sabres > Der:
t4mmIuns in Der Seit pom 10. bis Is. Dee
aember in ben &dumen bes Ianbwirtbi9afts
h6sn 9srsins in Springfield abbaIten.
Die ,0eifern electric Sight gompanp~
psn gbicass bat bic GrtbeiIuns pon Gors
psrationsredten in Springfield nadseia9t.
Der Swed Der @sieui6aft 1T bic geIeu4:
tana pon StGbtsn unb @sbduben nit elet:
trii6sm 9idt. Das GnIases@ Capital be.
trdst 5000, 900.
Sn @f~finsbam Co., iOa @olb
satbsdt porben iein. @Iaubens nod Dor
Der 5aub ni9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
9 1Ieften

Su SdIefen 1T felt anfaHs Musuit bic
&artofeItrantbsit faft ibsraa aufsetreten.
SIM Musemeinen idreibt man bic Rrantheit
Der naisn @itteruns unb benz i@rOfien
Witterunsswediel i'm Suli gu. auber in
Sdls1en 1T bic &artoffeltrantbeit mebr
ober minber fart aud in ben beiben BRO:
pin3sn 8rsuBens, in Bommern uno S4less
mig 5olffstn aufsetreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12

Gin intsrsHanter 8eriud uirb iest auf
benz &ieisnsebirse sema&t. Guf Inre:
gang bes Wiener 4lpenclubs finb ndmIid
gremplare Der beliebtsn u. i~eItsnen Qfans
seu, Mlpsnroie unb GbeIweiB, mad Der
S9nsstoppe seianbt unb bort einseiest
morbsn. Wan boft fur bieielben sutes
@ebeiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
S6met3.

Sn Der Sdmsi3 eruartet mar bas Gr
ideinen elmer S4rift bes Or. Carl
Marr iber ben 6irfen 8ismard,
posu Der gsrfaHer ben sluftras BON einem
Wertrauten bes 9ersoss @rnif uon @umbers
lamb (Sobn bss lesten ROniss BON SAM
nouer) erbalten babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12

Sine ru9loie Chat bat bas Oorf llnters
wieienader in sroBes @lsnb seitdrtt. Der
usrbeiratbete Sdnsiser WRi9ael S90ppI,
benz Quspfdnbuns bsuoritaub, bat in iei'
mem 9auie Geuer seIsst. Oas sspIante
8erbre9en seIans ibm u gu gut unb nidt
uur ietn 9aus, ionOern nod 8 9auier unb
10 S9eunen fielen ben Jlammsn gum
Opfsr. Der Gbatsr, Der iofort usrbaftet
unb nod garsbers uerbradt wurbe, bat
ip;re Sa1f h,raitS fin~nelnnNfn-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12

Na9 Der vQimmat" idoB bic cantOnale
pfanbleibanita einem iid als y9raf" se'
rirenben idon oft beitraften Oiebe 10000
5r. auf einen Diamanteni4mud Dor. Der
S&mud mar In 9onbon seitoblen unb wirb
nun uon Der 3iri1er Polisei 5uriiduerIanst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
y n.

Der Oirtbeimer @uritmartt, Elm Belts
feit, fano am 20. unb 80. September itatt.
Oirtbsim war elm Metta seuorben. gus
allen @auen itr0mten bic Pfdl,er berbsi,
um bic 2aft bes cages ab5ui9dtteln unb
fi9 beute einmal eiaeu re9t uerSniSten
Gag gu MAIDEN. Sc 1T aud tein 8unber.
ST bod Der Oirtbeimer 0u,itmartt bas
ein5ise 5eft in Der Bfals, bas nod ben alien
3opf trd9t unb ben neuen uermeibet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
Sin neusr Gom { III pieeerum ent.

Sin asuer Sou I III wiererum ents
psdt wOrpsn. y. 5srraIi pom Sbiers
Satorium pss GOaesiO 8Omano bat i'm
susrit ssiebsn uno bsittmmt. Gr resifrirt
psnielben oils etnen Stern i%tebsnter
@r5se uuter Nr. 1886 peS Sternfatas
lcscS BON 9alanbe. Wan fnpet ibp
bsim S%hrnebilbe pes Sforpion. Der
Somet III fdwaa. aber peutli9 fi&tbar /;
itin I9sinbarsr Durdme1er III unasfdbr
81 sr IN pur6f@tis uno sntbdlt feline
Spur zines fstsn Serns, ia weaitlt aud
supeilen bic 1arbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12

Al @inldbris : 5reiwiaise traten am l.
October tn bas gu Warburs in @arniion
itebenbe Specialization elm. Inter oeniel:
ben bsinoet iia aud elm bereits uerbeira'
tbeter euanseIii9er @eitlider.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
Oeiieu unb g{ allan u.

Sn Bodsnb,im itarb pIosItd in JOIse
zines S9lasanfaaes, Ssrr Clemens, ebe'
mails Der sroBte Snbuitrieue Der Staot unb
9ssrinoer Der Srantfurter Bassonfabrit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12

Sm StdOt9sn 9srsfsIo in RurbeGen
babsn bic 8isrtrintsr tirsli9 Strite &c.
ma9t, neil bic Bisrbrausr bas @las Bier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12

gntbeduns bes SiebitabIs wiebsrsefunbeu,
pdbrenb es benz Oiebe seIunsen 1T 3u ents
fieben.
am 8 Ss. Mts. purbe iber ben
iddnbli9en &aubmorb, besanaen an
Der l4idbrisen BiIbelmine plaitmann,
por benz 3udtpoIis eiseri5te su Oifs
eIborf uerbanbeIt. Oa Der 8erbreder
8tlb elm 8neppe gen. 9roit nod
nidt pole ls Sabre alt mar, tonnte er,
benz @eiese semds, nidt Dor bic @ei9wo.
renen sefteQt unb aud nidt Der i9werifen
.Strafe fir &aubmorb iiberIiefert weroen.
Der BON anfans an seiidnbise aber bur9.
aus nidt reuise &aubmSrbsr wurbe ,u Is
Sabre @efdnsniB perurtbeiIt. gs 1T bies
bas b09fte StrafmaB, meldes einen Ser.
BREEDER unter IS Sabren iibe,baupt trsffsn
tanu.-
Wir baben e%esenpdrtis cine redt idSne
5erbf:W itterung. Worsens unb Mbenbs
1T es uatiirIi9 wobl i9on re1t fibl, I'm
Gage iebo9 resiert bic Come nod rs1t
trdftis, mas ben Traubsn iebr 3u Staten
temmt. In uielen Srten lit man inbsiIen
i9on eifrig nit Der Traubenlele bsi1dftist
uno mo- man bereits bic 9eie beenbist bat,
pom bort iinb bic Bsridte iebr peridieben.
Bdbrenb man an man1en Srten iebr tIast
unb bebauptet taum / 6srbit su baben,
fdreibt man uns usn anbern Orten ber
Woiel wte aud bes &beines, baB man TO-
wobl nit Qualitdt ais aud NIT Quantitdt
p%olauf 3ufrieben it unb einen poIIen
9erbft er3ielt babe. Sc Iast fd baber
beute elm beiiimmtes 9eiammt 5 &eiuItai
iber bic biesidbrise Wsinernte nod midi
feiieaen, neil eben Der wsitaus sr6bts
IbsiI Der Erauben, sumaI i'm &bsinsau,
nod ni&t seIeien 1T unb bic issise Ditts:
runs nod uieles uerbefiern fam, woribe,
man Dor einiser 3eit nit &sdt bstIaser
tonnte. Sc IdBt f@ inbeB nidt ldusuen,
baB absr In pielen Srten bic Grauben burt
bic Ysrwiiuns bes Sauerpurms iebr &c.
Iitten baben.-
gis babtn:
@ott efohIsu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-12
Gbriitms atit &eems

anitatt su 10 3u ~ gfennise uertaufen woas
ten. Die 8rauer ;osen ben Rartern.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-10-04
GIVE YOUR CHILD A NEWSPAPER

An exchange very appropriately savs.
that q child beginning to read becomes
dehghted with newspaper, because It
reads OF names and things that are
familiar, aud it will progress accordingly.
A newspaper in one year is worth a
quarters schooling to a child. Every
man must consider that information is
connected with advancement. The
mother of a family, being one of its
heads, and having a more immediate
charge of children should herself he
instructed. A mind occupied becomes
fortified against the ills of life, and ia
oraced for any emergency. Children
amused by reading or study, are, of
course, more considerate and more
easily governed.
The above advice is excellent-excel-
lent with a proviso; the newspaper should
be all that so potent and influential a
teacher ought to be, otherwise the child's
progress will likely be in the wrong di-
reclon- How few journals, alas! that
we have to say it, present that healthy
paouium, intellectually and morally, that
The budding mind should feed upon.
How very few newspapers come Up to
that standard of real worth, which the
true mother would desire her child to
cultivate and aim for. As newspapers
are gotten up today, we fear a most
careful selection would be considered
imperative, ere the child could be al
lowed to study the contents of every de-
partment. 80 ..-5lt -a
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-10-04
A FIGHT WITH AN EAGLE.

From the Bakersville IN. c. Republican,
Last week, while E. J. Campbell was
engaged digging wild gingeron the side
of the Road. about one and half miles
from Cloudland's Hotel, he found the
nest.of a gray eagle in a fallen tree-top
under the cliff of the mountain,
containing one young eagle. While
examining the nest and its contents,
suddenly he heard loud noise, and
before he could ascertain what it was,
the old eagal had struck him IN the face
with ber bill and claws, and taking a
circuit through the air, aiighted on a
tree about 200 yards distant, but IN
plain yie- of the nest. Again the
parent bird made the grCack, aiming
at his head, but he avoided her and
she struck on the arm, making slight
wound. She returned to her post OF
observation, but as soon as he attemP-
ted to touch the nest containing the
young eagle, she made third attack,
when Mr. Campbell struck her with a
stick and brought her to the ground,
where after a severe struggle, he sue
ceeded in killing her. She measured
seven feet and two inches from tip TO
tip of her wings. The male bird was
not seen. The place was wild, un-
frequented part of the mountain IL
has generelly been supposed that the
eagle always built her nest In the clefts
Of the rocks, but this one had her nest
Ia fallen tree-top, some feet from
the ground, but in spot seldom visit
ed BY man. This bird Is the one
known as the gray or bald eagle.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-10-04
SWARMING EXTRAORDINARY.

lnstancesare not extremely rare where
bees, while swarming, have aligh.ed
on animals and men. In such cases.
If violent efforts are made to- disio5ge
them, most terrible singing is the re
suit. In the case OF swarms- allghting
on animals, but little means can be
used to free them. Their fransic
struggles make it dangerous, since tn
bees once angered, sting ali about
them. The best way is to givethe ami
mai its freedom, and allow it to free
itself. Should they alight on a ma
or woman, the individual should stan
perfectly quiet while the bees are gentiy
brushed or driven into the hive.
A rather ludicrous instance of be-.
settling on man is told by the CeH1r
RGpidsQ Qowal Times, when an indiv::4
ual In that city attempted to cate. :
swarm on bush as they were desce.
ing. They settled on the man inste
Standing perfectly still until they "
quiet, he extended mis- arms, the by
ISLANDERS pulled of his coat, shook ~.
bees into the hive, scooped them If
his head face and neck, and the ia.ir;
swarm was captured and cared tor
Our cotemporary adds; "The men AID
boys were almost as numerous as tn.
swarm of bees. and no doubt they w. 20
as much astonished as were the by
ISLANDERS when Paul handled the viper
in days of yore."
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-10-04
A SWORD WITH A HISTORY.

When r 7 W Duke entered the con.
federate service in 1861 as captain Of
Company A nineteenth Virginia regi.
ment, he carried with him an old sword
which, according to the family tradition,
was the sword of DIR Thsmas Walker
the colonels great grandather-who
was commissioner general of the Vir-
ginia troops under Washington in Brad
docks army. At the battle of Sailor
Creek, April 6, 1865, Colonel then COM
manding regiment in Custis Lees di-
vision, was, with the entire command,
captured by the Federal troops. The
colonel surrendered to a Lieutenant
Croner, in New York regiment, and
requested his captor to preserve his
sword, and acquainting him with its
value as family relic. Captor and
captared then exchanged addresses and
parted, the colonel to remain some
months in Johnson's Island prison.
Since the war several efforts, have been
made to find out the colonel's captor,
but it was only few months ago that
his present address was obtained, and
letter received from him contained tie
information that the sword was still in
his possession. After some negotiations
the sword was forwarded to its owner,
1t is quaint and singular looking old
weapon, triangular shaped, havinS three
cutting edges, solid silver hilt and
guards, is of the style known as dress
sword of the time of Charles and Queen
Anne, and has doubtless danced at the
side of some gay cavalier in the days
when church, king and state" was the
cry. 1t followed its owner to the old |
dominion, and paced minuets with its
descendant at court balls at Williams
burg, ran away with him at Braddock's |
defeat, saw the revolution of 1776, and |
now after being drawn at four years
contest for the "lost cause" and surren-
dered with heavy heart, has again re-
turned to whom it belongs, where We
trust it will remain unsheathed for years
to come.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-10-04

exposition compare with our Centennial
exhibition" That is question which
they lind is very hard one to answer.
The centennial" was so far behind the
Paris Exposition in some things as this
lis infsrior 20 ours in other respects. In
all things pertaining to American indus
tries and the results ofa useful inventive
genius, the Centennial was a wonder;
but none the less wonderful is this
exposition in the amount and variety of
everything beautiful and artistic con-
tributed by France and the other nations
of Europe.
Important experiments with the cleo
trio lights have been made at the Exhi
bition. The Lontin light was pronounced
to be very successful. The price of
shares in the Centennial gas companies
has been seriously affected by these and
similar trials.
One of these official returns has just
appeared with the last fastidious of the
monde elegarate stigmatise as degontaaat
and unfit to appear in the columns Of a
newspaper. The document referred to
tells us that, during the last year, the
Eastidious gOavma1adS and g0t'mets Par
-isians actually swallowed 133061 tons
of butchers meat, 20,5S7 tons of poultry
and game, 20,55S tons of pork and other
compounds, 300 tripe and other delicate
meats, 25,sS9 tons of fish, 1902 tons of
butter and about the same weight ofeggs
1896 tons of cheese, 1872 tons of oysters,
and 20,35S tons of fruit and vegetables
This is the octroi account, and, as all the |
articles pay on being brought into the
city it is unquestionably correct; but it
does not include fruit, vegetables, and
other things addressed to individuals
it contains in fact simply the market
receipts. 1t is startling to think that
less than two millions Of people, half of
whom are supposed to live on bread and
and the other half on CRATE de
t0ries gras gerdrir troufaes, and Dsayoun
rise de saumOn should consume, in one
year 1S3O61 tons of coarse butchers
meat Enough to make vegetarian
aint with horror. LOUIS.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-10-04
THE USE OF MILK.

DR. Crosby, of the Bellevue Hospital
pronounces milk an article of diet which
all persons may use under nearly al
conditions. There are those who say
they cannot take milk that it makes them
bilious, ETC., but he delares that this il
not true. A person who is sick may takt
milk with the greatestpossib advantage
because it contains in form easy of as
similation all the elements essential fol
maintaining nutrition. 1t is the natura
aliment of the young animal, aud Ger
tainly answers good purpose for the
old animal, provided it is used properly
and not poured in a stomach already
over filed, as though it had in itself M
substance or richness. New milk, hs
does not hesitate to say, may be taken
as far es disease is concerned, in nearly
every condition. ~
Perhaps it will require the addition
of spoonful or two OF lime water. The
addition of little salt viii often preven
the after feeling of fullness and awind ir
the stomach" which some complain OF
If marked acidity of the stomach il
present. Then perhaps little gentiar
may be requisite to stimulate the stom
ach somewhat; and it may be necessary
to give it in small quantities and repeal
it often. but ice c,ld mill con Ia -,
into avery irritable stomach, il given il
small quantities and at short intervals
with the happiest effect It is used IL
cases of fever, which formerly it wa,
thought to "feed," and when scalded i
has desirable effect in summer com
plants.
But it is an article of diet for people
In health and who wish to remain il
that happy condition, that milk should
be most appreciated. For the midda,
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1878-10-04

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