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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Bttte tiiit N(usfunft.

xBo IL infer Sruser Mnton Sdstrf ar tam NIT
ftintm 8ruesr SeHrt6 S6ser i'm 5ahr 1857 mad 0mtriia.
Or Ia stbsrtn in 8afttert Canton Ntf6, @rssb eurtm.
burg. Seit 10 Sabten babtn mir ittnt Ra6ridt BON ibm
trbdltsn. Rad Der ltsttn aatri1t pen itm mar ftiH
gpetnprt Dubuque. Soma.
Aat Brtunet unb Btfanntt. ptlhe lbtr ftineH Auftnttalt
petr sbr ftin gsrbltibtn tipas piftn, Hnb ~ertnstne tfu6t,
uns ~ btna&rintstn. Ia Batter une Dtuittr esf 'rbtn
fnp, 70 parsn nVG semitic 9rmSstns. anstltstnbtittn ~
btrtiniss n.-Hereft
ANTHONY JAEGER, Foreman
Pullman Car Co., Detroit, Mich,
cher an bic Rteastisn Der ,,euJtmburstr 9atstts.. 369ab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Sofsenoes Stem batten mir i'm .@orbs
fern" BON Ga GroHe in Der uorIeeten Nr.
iberieben:
vSn Dubuque mus bas WiifiippiwuHer
mertwirbis beiB iein. Oie yeuremburser
9a3ette" min ben 4rofeGor Eice Sur Stra
fs in bic t o9enben 6Iutben bes 8aters
Der StrSme1 tau1en Ia1en! Sat bic
v@aSette" etma cine WunberqueIe i'm Miis
fifippi entbedt?"
Das grade ni9t, 9err goaese! Oas
Wiififppiwaier iou Obnebem wuuberbare
gisenidaften baben. 60 beist es, bab
berienise, Der ii@ NIT benz @aiier bss ga'
tiers Der StrOme bic ausen uusreibt. febt,
baB es awil9en 9immeI unb grbe nod
Wandes sibt, pouon ii@ uniere S@ul:
weisbeit nidts trdumt. Wir rutben unierm
wertben goIesen gu bieiem ausenwafer !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Der Seuer0dmou.

DUBUQUE batte leste WoGe entlfieoen
llnslid. Orei sroBe Teuer ri4tsten be-
beutsnbsn S9absn on. Dsn 9Infans mads
tie am Mtttpod friib 9embefs 8 o.
belmable unb Sbars u. 6eniters
abrtf. S9on cine quite @eiIe, ebe Der
alarm seseben wurbe, rOtbete beuer, fens
riser S9sin bic 5Iantsn Der Serse. Ills
bic Sprisen a%nIansten, itanb has sanSe
@ebdube in Slammen. Gon Netten mai
teine &ebe. Oie anffrensunsen Der Seus
erwebr bei9rdntten iid bsBucsen burauf,
bas 6euer am llmfi9sreifeR gu binoern unb
ben Sranb gu bdmpfen, mas benn aud nit
uieler Wtibe seIans. Oie llria9e bes 6eus
ers tennt man ni9t. Seit Oieuitas Wits
tag mar tetn Teuer mebr in Der WibIe unb
Niemanb, aud ni&t einmal..ei elm Wddter
mar i'm @ebdube. Wan mutbmaBt Branbs
itiftuns, ba 5err 9embsd bsim gintritt in
bic brennenbs MibIe RsroienOI gu rieden
sIaubte. Ser 8erIuf betrdst On bic $1,000
unb wirb mad Ab5us bes @ertbss etua
nod brau9barer Mai9ineris INNER nod
81 bis 5000 isin. Die Sabrit war gisens
tbum Der 9srrn 2embed u. 9annOuer, 3wsi
leiBise Mdnner, bic bur9 ben 9erIut bart
s%etroffsn uerben. gerf9srt mar bas @es
bduoe ni@t, ba bic 8rdmien gu bod fiHb,
8 bis 9 prO3., mas nidt gu eridwinsen 1T.
Sn Der fOIsenben Na@t, ebenfaas MOrs
gems frab. tOnten bic G~euersIOden nod Elm:
nal. OiesmaI gait es Der Bussptop
Gabrit Der @ebriber Sodlsr. Dis
Sprisen eilten an Srt unb Sisue unb es
seIans ibnen ben Branb gu IOiden. obne
bab 81 piel S9aben seidab. Do9 inb
bic 8erIuite immerbin nod bstrd4tli4.
Wtan ipri@t Don $l2, 900; bod idsiut uns
bieie Summe gu bod. aqes mar slids
li9erweiie gut perii9ert. Die Gnttebuns
bes 5euers i9reibt man pI6sIi9er gn.3iins
buns BON SarbeifOffen gu, mas isbr uisIss
fir f9 bat. Durd bas Jsusr uurosn an
bic so Mann bsidaftisunssIos. Dod fino
bic meiiten beute idon wieber an Der ars
belt, ba Soldiers auftrdse ~branssu. Sabertp
u. SO. erIitt aud Seiddoisuns an isinsn
aderbaumai9inen, bic man aus 6ur9t Dor
benz umfi9srsifenbsn 6susr aus benz Ma.
sasin fubr.
Samfas Ra9mittus sssen 4 llbr err
tonte auf's Reue @Iarm. Die Bert.
tdtte Der SIIinois GentraI.
eifenbabm ifano in bsIen 6Iammem.
Don brsi ueridiebenen Ssiten auf einmal
crying Der STUFF IN bic Seusrpsbr. bic nit
BIises!9neae an Ort unb Steue elite.
au4 bier par pom Retten bss @ebdubes
feline &ebe; es brannte niebsr bis sur grbe.
Die 9auptaufsabe mar, bic umIissenben
9ol3b0fe 3u i@asen unb bic nit Sra9t GEE
labsnen Wasen wes3ui@affen, bsrsn bens
nod mebrere benz Ddmon gum Opfer fsleu.
Nan i&dst ben 8erIuft Der gompasnie auf
$l2 bis 5000 Beim 9Oidsn trusen
Der Setbeilisten Iei@tsre @unben
bauOn. 9eiber tuiipft f9 an bieien granb
Fin llnsIid, has eiuer armsn Dittpe
Rummer ueruria9ts. 0iuie
elm SwSIfidbriser 8nabs sins mad
Dem Seuer baben, iprans Son sinsm bort
,nsebunbsnsn SloB ms @aisr u. srtrant.
.einenb trus Der iinsere Bruber Der err
'drsdtsn Wuttsr bic &Ieiber bsim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
AGe Standardization, mel

NTe YuresefmdkisReitem, wsI@en
&Orper in 6oIse pon 8erberbaiB Der Safte
uuterworfen 1T, ). 9. SaI3fuB, 5le@tsu
SeropbeIn, @ei9wire, werben bur9 ben
SIutreiniser Or. aus. &Oniss hamburger
GrOpfen srlnOIid sebobsn. Oils @arantie
fir bic Gdtbsit finoet Der &dufer auf Der
Siae iebsr d4ten SIai9e Don Or. Nus.
&Sniss hamburger Iropfen ben Ramsns.
3us Der 9srrsn u. 9OssIer 81 Co., wOraui
sans Defenders su adtsn III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Dnr& oas St. SaRo6's DEF iinb

Qnr& oas ST. SaRo6's @ef finb
i9on msbr Meni9sn BON idmer3Ii4en Sci:
ben bsfreit worben, aIs bur9 irsenb Elm
anberes duBerIi9es Wittsl in Der 8elt.
6due pOn &beumatismus, weIde 80 Sabre
lang allen ansepanbten innsrIidsn unb
dnBerIiden MitteIn trosten, widsn burd
ben @ebraud elmer einsisen 6Iaids bss
st. SatObs Del. SIS ioute in teiner Ga,
Mile fsblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
IS C6eiut. baB &ecorber Quislep nod

81 TWFt"1, V"p
ni9t pom isinen bDien Prattiten abldbt.
@ir %bstlasten uus tir5li9, bab bas gsr'
ssben itaotii9er Irbeiten nur in enslii9en
gldttern pubIisirt wirb. @ir wieberbolen
beute bieieIbe Slase. Oonneritas wurbe
Der Contract ausseidrieben fir ben gau
zines slbtrittssew0Ibes i'm Warttbaus
Samifas Mittas UNI 4 llbr muBten bic
slnsebote idou eiuserei4t iein. 8arum
idmeisen uniere bsuti@en aIbermdnner gu
bieiem Ebun unb Ersiben2 Sber elite bieie
9lrbeit 70 iebr?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Der METROPOLITAN Yeibftaa In Der
Ndbe ees MtbenGums, friber pom Deder unt
9dser, Jest Gibbs unp 60. sebaitsn, III nit elmer
Iuspabl portrefaider 8utiben unb Yussies, TO-.
ME ben beifen pfersen ~psrisbsn. Wsr eins Spa.
3ierfabrt MAIDEN, pber binaus in bic Gssenb fab.
rem mill, foQ bort feline Srber bintsrlaFen.
8uti&sn fur eeitenbssansniHs gu nieoristsn
preiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Sette 2So@e ftarb cine Der dIteifen
aniieOIerinnen in Der 9esenb. Srau ga:
tbarina Quislsp, bic Wutter bes &scorbers
Quislsp. sic IieB f9 bereits i'm 9lusuit
1884 nit ibrem @atten bier in Dubuque
nie6er. Oie 9erftorbene mar 1898 in Srs
lamb geboren. K. l. P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Der artef(@e 2~srnumen 1T jest 1857
Sub tief, bod aus benz BobrIod fieBt bas
Waher nod INNER ni9t. Wan mill bass
islbe nun nit elmer eiiernen &Sbre ~fittern,
UNI ben Seitenabhub in benz tlaftisen @ss
ftetn AZ %perbinbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Die Sarmer an Der ROrb Cascade
Cambridge u%erbrennen lire Dei5enftOppeIn,
I'm bic 9etreibefisse, weI4e benz &orn
brobt, gu uerbrennsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Der 6ielfse Telegraph" uerleste iid
Ieste WO9e auf's SabriSiren uou Bogus
Dspei9sn unb bas Druden uon grtras.
Bismart 1T in &iRinsen ermorbet worben,
bisB es, uub bic san3e Stabt war in guf.
rubr. Das fnb usrwsrfide WitteI, ibr
5erren pom vGeIesrapb". Wabrbeit wdbrt
anl ldngiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Das Concert, bus an, 8. b. 80. in Der
neuen ct. Yatridtir@e seseben wurbe, mar
iebr bsiu9t. Die 2eifunsen puroen uieI
sslobt. Do9 70 id6n aud ale oieie Mus
fit 1T, ms 9~ottssbaus paBt ie ni9t!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

gines Der $eife, bic ben @eiBfus beim
Sau Der @auer an Dodge Str0bs bielten,
rib, Der @eibfuB itirste unb psrIeste
NcMafier, sIiidli9ermsiie ni9t iebr idwer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

SEER 9erm. 9ar6ers, Der frabers
@isarrenfabritant, sebt bieie Wo@e mad
Der Stanbins Susianer asentur i'm Gufs
TRACE pon 6. .. &anball unb 60. BON ba:
bier. Seine SamiIie bIeibt sinitmsiIsn bier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
@p lit Tran3 SbMt?

Drftlbt ia stbirtis psn Stlftdh. @rsst. ~eutmburs /;
rita unb lief a6 um Datntsta So, buum nitbu. Wtn.
fHtsfrtunbt, psltt lriutu auftuibaltssri cher ftiat AbbrtHs
glHtn, anb sstetsn an u; VI esfftL Dee ylsiHu,
Sspa, haven IN SsHntHis ~ ltstu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

SEER %. Gillian pOn babier beist
ein S9reiben. bas ibm s. Slap in ls4s
i4rieb. 9iIiam bewabrt bas Sdreiben,
wie cine ReIique.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Gin gutter S&n9ma6er ia9t einsn
9lat, mo er ft9 niebsrIafen unb iein
@si9aft betreibsn tam. OerieIbe siebt
einen YIas IN elmer tatboIii9en 4nfebIuns
Dor. Inn ndbere Nustunft wsnbe man ii6
an bic &ebaction bieies Blattes. @.&S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
ms Den . er6auofunaeu bes 8ereins

Der 5oIabdnbIer, bic I'M 81. .. 80. in ct.
Yaul tusten, sebt beruor, wel4e Quantitd'
ten Baubol3 aus benz GbippewafuB IN ben
Wiifiippi beruntertommen unb bann in
ben peritiebenen StGbten IN ben llfern bes
Yaters Der Str6ms abseiest werbeu. Mls
WaaB gilt Der QuabratfuB zines 3Ouisen
VretfeS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Greibmaibinem.

Wsnn ibr bic bstsn Drl6mai6insn ~ ben
nisbrisfsn Yrsiien pini6t ssbt:u @iliamS
s. So. in Dubuque. Die @oSfsr u. Rin-
nsiOta Gbisf Dr.i6mai&intn inb bort ,u babsn
unb 60 pirb sarantirt, bab ~bisislbsn f&nsasrs u.
iaubsrs arbsit than ais irsenb cine anbsrs Na-
i1int i'm eant.
Sablunsen mad gSuni6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Nilig sa perRaufen : cine go. l giss
Dor fur 6amiIiensebraud, ferner cine com.
plete Ginrt4tuns fur einen 9aben. Na4:
3ufraSen tn Der Office bieies Blattes. ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
@p ut Neter Braun =?

stbartis aus DaIbsinr, aanisn Rtmi6. eWtmburs. Gurspa.
gDer leins aberdft ptte. M stbettu, hittbt an bic @ttai.
eitlts Blattss tinJuftaetn. V 366ab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Sd mo6me attf eimer ssarm, brei

ReiIen pom Doctor unb apOtbete. idreibt
Ssrr SacOb 5rei, anbaIufia, Sas., unb
battle beBwessn aud Or. &usu # 6 D.
nis's 9amburser Tropfem ims
mer i'm Sauie. 0ieieIben tbaten mir BET
benz 5isber re@t quite Dienife unb wiibteu
mir ni9t, mas mir batten Obns bieieIben
tban iQqsu. @&S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

GIN f6 gu amihiren fabren bic iunsen
geute iest abenbs in ben Wasen Der Stras
Beneiienbaba auf unb ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Die ueme WablmibIs in Der Rabe bss
g., 8. & M. Ruubbauies sebt i9neq
empor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
2ebrerifene aeimcbt !

Gin In sin,m esminar in DmifaIans s%sbtIStr e,brsr,
fu6t cine paFtubs Stsut. nit Drsaniftnei'nf. Duftltt 10
Der tnelif&ta uue etutf6tn Spra6t md6tis.-Vlan ptnbt
ft an bic 6teaetien eitlts 8lattts. ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Nem=4orf Warftberimt.

NeusDorf Warftberi&t.
(ptr ItItsrapD. IL. @us. 1879.
MebI-$4.2O bis 4,80.
0siSsn.-Milpautee, go. 2, $l.lO.
Safer-35 @ts.
Wei4torn-sem. weitI. 474 bis As.
S9weinefeif9-$l1.OO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Die Gafeua'r Gase6fdtter f0nnen
iid nod INNER nidt sufrieben seben, baB
bic SObne Der Stabt ibr gaiebauipieI nit
ben Dubuquern u%erloreu babsn. Seio gu:
frieben meme 5errn. LIE jeu ne vaut pas
la chandelle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Su letter Seit wirb msbr 9runbeis
9entbum bier p%ertauft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
No. 4. = @S9eutli9e 8rteftfe.
@bieaso Warftberi9t.
(N . 1sIeororhN 20 gu, 1870

Wsr E%tlesrapb) IL. Aug. 1878
MebI-$5. so bis $50
Wei3en.-No. 2, 96B Cts.
Weu4torn.-394 @ts.
5afer-221 @ts.
Butter-2O bis 20 Cts.
gter-9 bis 10 @ts.
Wbistt$l.05.
S4weine-$4.50 bis AIS
Rtnbpieb-$4.00 Bis A 60.
4-$lO 60 bis 10. IS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

gait Dem S&fit'(6em 2sier uOn
MiIpautee 1T es mi4t senus; aud gsit
bat iest cine Isentur bier erri6tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Saruer fsbt man fait gar ni&t In Der
Stabt, sic finb au is9r bsi4dftist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
$taot / Ameeeeno.

Am nd&fen Qonmerftas pirb bic bie'
fse neue ct. Yatridtir9e bur9 ben bo4w's
fen 8iidof 9ennefep einseiesRet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Nilnaafee Narftberi&t.
per %StIesrapb) 12. @us. 1878.
Wei3en-Ro. 2, $l.O5t.
9afer-223 Gts.
Wefdtoru -39t @ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Cine icbr i6one nun rei6libc 9lusmabl
pon SIumeu, 9iten, Sonuets, gdnoern,
6rdnsen, u. +. No., 1T ieberseit bel Srau
9ores, @ds Der Ia. u. glapfraBe, gu finben.
8itte ipredsn sic III, ibr Oamen! ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

Sc wobnten mebrere 9%ol3banbIer aus
Der IeriammIuns bet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
Nene Auyeigen.

Cine anfdnotge Td6ramnte
stiu6t. ssssn sutsn eotu unp a tGnbiss BE.
banoluns. Nabrss ~ srfabrsn in Der Grpssi-
ticn bieIts 8lattes. % u. s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13

NO. y33 Wbtfe. Sfrabf, III.
Garmtr, e rirs tn surtm SnttrtHt Iein. bic bsimifSsn &c.
f6dftsltatt ~ patrsniFrtn uni ~ etutsu htn,ussbeu. he ibr
fenni unb htrsn Rsalitdt in Siaet une ean6 nptptif& IA.
Sic nud&sn tu6 bic arbettsn biatstr uue better ala iratnb
Elm 8rsmetr. @b377
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-08-13
geuboI3.
anpten EelearI1+, IL u.

gaubsI, u. Spih's inter 20 9ub lang. 400
listtr 20 3ub 800 mfbr per Wf. fir isbsn
psitern 6uB.
2 unb 4 SeantIins $500 msbr per Or. ais fir
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-05-16
Solid Acre or Silver.

One of the most remarkable mines
in California gulch is in leads three
feet in thickness, the ore from which
yields from 24O to go ounces of silver
to the ton, and like coal bank in a
qualification Of limestone, dipping
about Is degrees. Two openings have
been made at points GOO feet apart. and
sufficient orc is in sight to makemil-
lions of the ''dollars Of our daddies. y
The owners have gone far enough to
know that there is full acre Of the ore
in the one solid body, and some con
ception may be formed Of the amazing
richness Of this discovery by brief
calculation of its dimensions. A cubic
FOOT weighs ITO pounds, and, as the ore
lies, IL cubic feet make ton. There
are AZ, $50 square feet in an acre of ore,
being three feet in thickness, makes
100, $50 cubic feet, which, with II
cubic feet to the ton, makes 10000
tons. worth $3.50 per ton, or the enor-
nous value in the aggregate Of 81, 7OO,.
600. The Crescent is another mine
worked like . coal bed, the ore lying
horizontally in the large room that has
been opened, the roof being held up by
heavy timbers with very stout caps and
Juggling poles. The orc breasts from q
foot to three and four feet, and occa
sionally very fine specimens Of horn sill
yer arc found.- Rocky Mountain
| Tourist.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-05-16
What Others think of us.

A tourist writes as follows Of Redwood
Falls and vicinity, in the Hastings Gazette:
"Before reaching Redwood visited the
estate Of Mr.. o. B. Turrell, which contains
sixteen thousand acres His residence had
much the seeming OF an oasis in the desert
in comparison with prairie habit atoms in
general. 1t is large. we'll painted, franz
ed dwelling. surrounded with beautiful
grounds and gardens, and it is furnished
with all the luxuries usual to first. class
city residence. In appropriate positions.
scattered all over the estate, are the DWELL
ings Of his tenants, to the number Of be-
tween twenty five and thirty. The ten
ants work their several agreements. Mr..
Turrell has three thousand one hundred
acres seeded with wheat, and there are
good prospects Of harvesting an aggregate
of forty thousand bushels. Last year his
yield averaged fifteen bushels to the acre,
notwithstanding the grasshoppers. He
has four thousand acres under cultivation
this year. there being in the neighborhood
of one thousand acres seeded with oats,
corn, barley, etc.
Redwood Falls is the prettiest situated
place Oh the frontier, within the circle Of
my travels. The stream from which it
lakes its name neanders through one o,
the most picturesque and enchanting giens
in the northwest. 1. has good growth Of
timber lining its banks, and the irregular
ties Of its depths are such that its clear
waters form cascades, cataracts. falls whirl-
pools for the distance Of mile, and the
we of the beholder becomes bewildered
With the surprising and varigated aspect.
{ would be quite natural for the weary !
,ilgrim, who has been tempest tossed, as it
we're, upon the boundless prairie, to ex.
lain, this is the spot for me, here will l |
nd my days
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-05-16
Transportation Of Meat.

The system Of meat preservation by
cold air is becoming gradually devel
oped and perfected Nothing in rela.
ton to our meat supply has ever
wrought such changes as this is des-
tined to do fox us. The fact that beef
and mutton can be transported hither
from America is perfectly sound and
fresh state has been abundantly prov
ed, Notwithstanding the evidence of
interested parties who appeared before
the cattle plague committee last year.
Even such delicate and rapidly perish
food as fish can be brought across the
Atlantic without suffering aetcriora-
ton. The steamer Anglia arrived in
London on Wednesday night, March
9Th, from New York, having on board
about eight tons Of fresh fish, princi.
pally salmon, white fish, and pickcrel.
She also brought number Of Holsters
The Anglia had been fitted up below
with large refrigerator, and every
hing had been done to ensue success
FOR the experiment.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-05-16

The 1900 acres Of State lands, sold
last Monday. were purchased for tho pur-
pose Of immediate cultivation. Within a
month breaking plows will be at work on
nearly every farm. The purchasers were
not spectators but. as rule. actual farm.
ers.
Prom the best information we can gath
er we think there will be not less than
twenty-five or thirty thousand acres Of
new prairie broken in Redwood County
this year and there may be great deal
HOra.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-05-16
COrn.fed Pork.

The opinion is quite general. if not
universal, that corn.fed pork is harder,
contains more nutriment, and shrinks
less in the pot aud in the frying pan,
than pork fed on milk, Stops, or partly
on flesh, as happens where swine are
kept and fed in slaughter yards. and
the food of which is more or less the
offal of slaughtered animals. Never
theless the opinion is almost wholly an
erroneous one, as we will try to show.
Granted that under temperature so
low that lard remains firm and stiff,
corn fed pork is firmcr than pork ted
on milk, Stops or flesh, but this irmness
depends on the relatively larger amount
of stearinc than Of olcine in the CON-
position Of the fatty matter of corn fed
pork; but 1t is a firmness which is
wholly lost at high temperature, like
that Of summer heat, or the average of
tropical wheathcr. Where pork is
made partly on milk Stops or similar
food, the oleine Of that fat exceeds in
quantity the stearine, and while the
meat so made mag at ordinary tenn
perature appear soft and flabby, 1t
really contains more nutriment-that
is. more albuminous matter-and will
shrink less in cooking than corn fed
pork. the cell tissues which envelope
the fatty matter are very thin and
light and consequently tender, and
when heat is applied, either by boiling
or frying. cells burst. the lard escapes.
and the feshy portion shrinks to al
most nothing. And this happens b.
cause corn is very deficient in the sub
stance which makes cell tissue; that is,
in album,nous matter. Milk and slops
are very rich in albuminous matter,
and flesh is almost wholly composed Of
It, and consequently swine fed and fat
tened on these substances have cell
tissue largely developed. and where the
lard escapes in cooking there is a much
larger portion of solid meat left.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-05-16
Report OF Redwood Falls Public
School.

For the week ending May 10th ID, week.
Three Of those who were enrolled during
the first week of school was withdrawn.
Nine new names have. been added to the
rolls making in all ninety i've pupils now
In attendance. Below will be found the
names Of those whose conduct is especially
psaiseworthy. The scholarship is rot ia
ken into consideration in this report.
There will be written examination next
week, when the scholarship reports for
the entire school will be published.
Roll of Honor.
Jessie Bixby, Annie Wandron, Annie
Kingsley, Nellie Cook. Lizsie Hitchcock,
Dottie Watson, Kstella Holden, Bella Mar
tin, Geo. Masters, Fannie Lawson. Bertha
Kingsley, Martha Cuff. Addie Frost
J. B. GASTON.
Principal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-05-16

Vesuvius 1.-THE worlds great safety valve)
again threatens an eruption-always un-
comfortable by human effort. Kruptions
Of the physical system, - Boiis. Pimples,
etc., are natures safety means to warn the
sufferer that his blood needs entire puriA-
cation-most quickly and efectually &C.
complished by using Dr. Bulls Blood
Mixture
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-05-16

Mr. Geo. W. Braley has just sold
two farms 10 men who will occupy
them as soon as they can get their
families here. Both are in Sheridan.
One, the Lawrence Holten farm, to Mr.
RudeY and the Fisk farm to Mr.. Luuy
Of Rochester. Mr.. Rudy is at work on
his place now.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-05-16
Land Sale.

The sale on the 18th inst, of State lands
located in Redwood County, resulted very
satisfactorily, both as to the amount sold
and the prices. Nearly 1900 acres were
sold, comprising about equal amounts Of
Internal Improvement aud school lands.
The hishes! price paid was sl3.75 and the
average price abou: SIS per acre. Mr..
Whitcomb was highly pleased with the
sale. The attendance was the most nu-
n-erous and the amount of lands sold the
largos st OF any previous sale ever held by
him
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1878-05-16
Redwood Falls MINI.
FARM MACHINERY.

Bishop Gordon has received large
stock Of farm machinery.
The "Monitor" breaking 4 Cross
plows.
Tho "Monitor" Seeder.
The "Monitcr" Hay Rake.
The "Monitor" Corn Planter.
These machines have no Superior
in the world and few rivals. Especial
a tsntion is invited to the p'cw. They
possess every good point that can be
asked for in a pillow. s
Mr.. Gordon is also getting ready
for the trade in harvesting machines.
He will have a full Stock of all the
"McCormick" machines, including the
SelfBinder. Every one Of the Self:
Binders that we're manufactured were
sold last year and there was not sin.
gle case Of dissatisfaction. The one
sold in this vicinity to Messrs Daniels
satisfied every body who saw it work
Mr.. Gorden will have fnll Stock on
hand in due time.