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Daily Republican., 1879-06-07
From ths Ame icis Agrlculturist-
Sugar Eosts. ana Beet ougar:

4
Serious misstatemsnts have been
made in regard to the Yield Of sugar
b,ets, and their profitable use for sugar
making. 1t is . pity that some Will
yet enthusiastic ever . new idea, and
lead others astray. Thus it has been
frequently stated Of late, that sugar
bssts are An enormously productive
and proAtabs . crop; that At the rate
paid for them at the Maine beet sugar
factory, viz: $5 per ton, this crop VIII
bring $3.50 per acre, the yield being >oo
t ms per acre. This would be an ex,
traordinary yield for the grosser, ard
more prolific mangsls, and an utterly
improbable one for the loss vigorous,
and more refined sugar beet. A yield
of ls to 70 tons is considered fair
crop in France and Germany, where
they have besn learning the best meth.
DDS for years, and II We oAn succeed
here ss we'll as do the French and Ger
mans, ws shall bs more fortnhate than
va have hitherto been. The truth Is,
the sugar beet crop 10 very relnunera
tive At "a per ton. Twenty-Five tons
per acre will amount to 600, which is
eq usl to 400 bushels Of corn per acre At
present prices. and tho refuse pulp, or
bee, cake and the leaves, are worth
more - food than tho fodder trou the
corn rs tons is equal to more thsn 500
bushels per acre. Fifty tons per acre,
which il tho misleading estimate given
by ssme too sanxuins writer's, 10 equal
to l, 500 bushels Per ACRE, or 10 bushels
from = square rod; or ~ two horse
wagon loads, Of 10 bushels each to the
acre. Those who have grown roots,
we'll know how rarely such crops a'
this, even with tho mammoth red man
GELS, which rsaoh = weight OF rs lbs.
or more per root; while sugar beet
of more than ons-fourth that weight, is
not desirable for sugar making, because
it H. deficient in sAccharine matter the
smaller roots being tho sweetest. The
cost Of = crop Of rs tons Of sugar beets
need not be moro than that Of 80 bush
els of corn per acre, DO that hand
some profit Of $50 per acre results from
tho former; counting the beets only
At a per ton, and the corn At s0 osnts
bushsl. We by no means state these
facts to discourage tho growing OF sugar
beets or the nan ufacture Of sugar. We
are we'll persuaded that We shsll ulti-
mately make our own sugar from bests,
and it is to hasten this end that We
would have farmers avoid the disoour-
agsment that must follow false expec'
tations. When w. succeed in prohta-
bly, making sugar from bssts, We shall
then keep st home go, 900, 900 which
annually goes abroad to pay for foreign
sugar. This is surely an end worth
striving for, and every farmer should
feel : lively interest in its accomplish
mant
Daily Republican., 1879-06-07
To whom II MAY Concern.

And we have no doubt it does oon-
Germ working people As to where they
can buy the best for the least mon4y !;
AID the way people har. been carrying
shoes away from L. Marr's East End
Boot and Shoe store, at 7th and Spruce
streets, the past few weeks, is enough
to convince anybody that it does pay 10
60 there to buy goods. We do not t-y
TO make people believe that We have
the largest store, &C.. but W. do con
vinos them that We have the cheapest.
Neither do We try to make people be-
lisve that We have the best and most
superior shoes ever manufactured, but
wa do lay that We have IS good shoes
as any store in the city for less money ,
and We say these things on the word Of
people who have tried it and are con
ginced, and honest enough to come and
tell US.
So let tho bugle blow,
And all the people 20 best.
To whore they get tho cheapest and the
That's to Marr, 1t 7th 4 Spruce,
The place Of so much use,
Which has been tried 50 long and al
WAYS stood tho test.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-07
A Child's ReDrSsf.

An army stiosr, on returning home
from camp Life, vent to visit I relative,
and. like some who initiate their asso.
ciates, he iadulssd in pro'ans language.
A little girl walked out with him to hi.
horse, aud A. lis was IA king to her in
great glss she gently ssid:
81 don't like to hear my cousin
swear"
"t know, my dear, III. wrong" he
replied.
In the same mild tone -he rejoinfd :
well, then, # you knew II 10 wrong
why do you do it ~
The captain confessed TO friend, on
relating the story, that he ne er felt a
reproof 40 much as the one given by
that little girl.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-07
Spend Your Money At Nome.

It is your home you cannot improve
II muoh by taking your money away to
spend or invest.
There il ne way Of improving plac.
80 much as by encouraging good mer
shants, good sch ools and good psopls 70
ssttls among you, and thia cannot be
Asra unless you spend your money At
hea..
Spend your money At home, for that
q whsrs you g,t it.
Spend your money At homo, because
vixen 1t is necessary to got credit, II il
e your own town merchants you have
y ct 1t, a1i thay must wait for the
neney spend it At homo.
Dpaud your money at homo. 1t will
mako better business for your nr
Grants they can and will keep bstsAr
Gssortments and sell at lowsr prics.
than if tho only busine" they can da
h wfat is credited out, while the mos
y gees to other places.
Afend yonr money at home. Set The
sssnps now. Buy your dry goods,
groceries, meats, &c., and you will 500 q
vondsrtul change in = short time in
ne business outlook Of the place
Ta'rsfors you should deal with your
EAr haAts at home.
Ar'n,1 your money At home. Your
x$sshnAts are your neigh bors and
Per friends; they stand by you in
Z Asssa. snd are your associstes
Witeous rour trad, they cannot ks.r
c. susinsss. No stores then, no on,
Unlting to buy pr r-ry to settle OIL
ard build up your lace.
A. pratty girl won o mus o, at . French lot.
tl,o,, bo,
Daily Republican., 1879-06-07
How to 0Ot AIOne.

Pay a you 80.
Never tribe In bueiness matters.
Do not kick every enc in your path.
Learn to think and ast for yourself.
Keep ahsad rather than behind the
times.
Do not stop to toll stories during bus
iress hours.
Have order, sysssn, regularity and
also pronptnsss.
Do not n~idls with business that
you know nothing Of
Us- your own brains In preference to
thses Of other people.
An honoEabls man respects his word
a. he does his bond.
No nan can sver gst rich by sitting
around stores and saloons.
II you have . plass Of businsss, be
found there whom wanted.
More milss sAa bs made in day by
soing steadily than by running and
jumping.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-07

GLASSWARE! !
A GOBLET AT 80 cts, per doz.
A goblet at 90 cents per dos.
A goblet at - cents per doz.
A goblet at 80 csnn per doz.
A goblet At $l.25 per doz.
A goblet at Sl.5S per dos.
A gohle. at SOS psr Aoz.
A goblet at SIC. 30 per doz.
TUNBLER At rs o,e. per doz.
4 tumbler at ~ OTIS. per dos.
A tumbler At % cts. per doE.
A tusb bier at oI.2S ets doz.
A tumbler at a. per doz.
A tumblsr at 800 per doE.
tunblss At 4l2.o0 per doz.
A FRUIT BOWL At 16 cts.
A fruit bowl at Is cts.
A fruit bowl at SO cts.
A fruit bowl at 4e cts.
A fruit bowl at $l.00
A fruit bowl at $500.
A fruit bowl at 400.
DOZEN FINGER BOWLS ats1.sO.
4 Dossn finger bowls at $3.50
A dozen finger bowls at 94.00.
A dozen finger bowls at 5000.
A dozen finger bowls at $500.
A do1en finger bowls At go co..
A D0ZRN SALT CELLARS at rs cts.
A do,s, salt cellars At - cents.
A dozen salt cellars At e1,25.
A do.eu salt cellars At &2.00.
A dossn salt cellars At 43.7S.
rHx ONLY ASSORTMENT OF
G. L ASS w A r E,
IN THB CITY IS At
LAWToN's
CHIN A B A z A A R ,
6oS MAEKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-07

l A. prNtty girl won mus Q, at French lot.
w. When they. gave 1t 10 her she asked,
Ston't they give soldier with it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

Gin gutter 2sat6. 9srr g. Gerrina
III iest wiebsr wObI i~niiauirter Sberifi Don
Dubuque SO. fur auei peitere Sabre. Go
finb In Ietter 3sit seuidtise 8Iasen sessu
Jpn erboben worbsn unb elm Tauisnb 0un.
Der if's, buB bieisIben pom isiuen @ssnsru
BET Der @abI ntdt ~aussenist uorbsn fnb.
Wdre uns bic Sbsrifswabl-usiI uns Tel:
nsr Der gunbibatsn pubte-utdt sIei9:
siItis seueien unb bdtten mir bieis. aIa:
gen sesen i'm aasnisen molten, ware Ct
NIT bunberten uon Stimmsr sebotsn NOR.
ben, bsnn bic RIasen finb nur gu sssrinbst.
9errn Serrins 1T iest @eIessnbeit sebOten
8islss 8sridumte nadsubolsn, Wandss
wieber gut gu MAIDEN, mas CT sefebIt. Be.
ionbsrs butte er R9 Dor Sdmurossrn unb
&ussnbisnsrn, i@ittsIe bic 8Iutissl, bic
an ieinsm @sIbbsuteI bdnsen, ab, unb
forge, baB er fem amt mad spsi Sabrea
nit gbrsn usrIdBt. @roBurtisteit unb
idIe9tanssbradte Sreisebistsit tbut's nidt.
8ir i@reiben bisie 3eiIen nidt, ur,
ibm S9wieriStsiten In ben @es gu Iesen
Nein mir i6reiben fie, UNI i'm su parnen.
@ir .sIauben 3uar ni9t, bab mir inn einen
@efauen nit ben Worten er3eiSen, aber
mad swsi Sabrsn wirb CT uns bafar bans
Ten, uenn CT fe befoIst. Was bitter fur
ben Wunb, 1T far's 9erB seiunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
Gin 2SiuG fir Se(6aftsfeute..

9si4dftsIsuts, wsl9e in 5OIse ibrer fssns
ben asbsnsweiie unb WunssI an Sswssuns
ni9t islten udbrenb Der bsiBen Subresseit
bur9 TrdSbeit Der eeber Ieiben, inbsn in
Or. aus. &Oniss hamburger Gropfsn Elm
WitteI, peI9es bic llrfa9e s~ntfernt unb
bic uerIorene @nersie baburd uieber cts
ueut. 9srr %. s. 8eteI, BsisbampIs,
9a., tbsilt uns nit: Or. aus. S6aiss
hamburger Sropfsn bsiItsn mid bon elmer
i9wersn 9ebsrtrantbsit uno usrbe i'd auss,
mas in msinen &rdften iisbt. sur gsrbrei.
tuns bieiss bsrrIi5en WitteIs b~sitrassn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
SIN Yerfase pom 5r. suite Il, @ew'
Oort L. b. 1927, unb Cincinnati. o.,
2O4 8insitraBe, 1T srl1iensn:

gort L. B. 1927, unb Cincinnati, O.,
2O4 8insitraBe, 1T eri@ienen:
Scr &ssensburser Observation-Disclosures
fir bic Ser. ct. amsrita's fir has S5alt.
iabr lsso.-Ganf8ebntsr Sabrsans.-Mi
brsi bsrrIi4sn Original : YrdmienbiIbern,
bic in isbsn &alsnber einsetIebt fnb, uni
pro 1880 swei wsitere &reuaussiations.
8ilbsr bss 8rof. RIein in 8isu, iowie In
einem i96neu Sarbeusrude bas Bib be,
sottieIissn anna &atbarina @mnsrid bar.
fteIen.
alud Der fiufbebnte Subrsans bisiss &a'
LENDERS III uieber reid iauftrirt unb wirb
isinsr brilanten ausffattuns unb ieines
portreffi5sn SnbaItss baIbsr Sebsrmann
pouauf 3ufrteben fteasn. - Yreis "a 20
Gents Ober $3.50 pro Dutsnb, poffrsi.
au9 Der Rlsine Warien. 6aIenber far
5rifli9e Srausn unb Sunsfraaen pon 8.
@rsmminser lit far bas Sabr 1880 wisbsr
eri4iensn.-Disis alerIisbff ausssitattets
6alsnbsr bat foIssnben SnbaIt:
~ Das &aIen In @oibs
unb Sdwars'Dr nit IL neuen SpmboIs
btlb4eu.
p Die Srte M ariens: 0a,as
retb.-5sbron.- - Bethlehem .-5eIiopOlis.
-Rana.-gpbsius.- SsruiaIsm.
81 SrauenipisssI: Die erfis RommunioH
TIM Rerter. - Die bemltbise gsttlsrin.-
Dos @ebet Der Wutter. = Die Bite Der
@ittwe.-Das sersttete &inb. - Die Bee
tebrte Sdnberin. gin @nabsnbiIs.-@in
Wutterbrief. - Die Wittue. - @ermana
goufu.-Dis unitsrbIi9e WobItbdterin.-
Die Sreunbin elmer 66nisin.
AZ Srausnidmud: Obrrinse. - 5aIss
tette.-Nrmbanb.
81 Sraaennamsn: NbeIbeib. -gdciIia.
= Sebwis. = SsIsna. - WasbaIsna. -
Gmalia. -Dorotbsa. - grsseentia. Bars
bara. Bertha SiabsQa. -asnss, -aus
sufta. -SOpbia.
81 llniere marmsn @str6nts Der Ebes.
-Yrsis 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
Donnsrfaa grub elm &nabs SanS il

Qonasrffag grub elm Snube Sanb i'm
SIuBbetts bss Rififippi's in Der Stdbe Don
&bomberss MibIe uno funb cine aufsrr:
tanne NIT elmer sismIi@sn ansabI SiIber:
miin3en, 2Ofel unb anbere tleine Silber:
paaren. Man mutbmaBt, baB bic 9eseu:
ftdnbe ssitobIen waren unb BON eineu
S9ife aus in ben 5IuB seuorfsn wurben,
um cine @ntoeduns bes Oiebes ,u usrbin:
bern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

Ae&t 6efunoeu. SIS sibt sur 3eit i'm
Wartte 10 pisIe RitteI, beren einsiser gers
oienft In elmer pompOien Gn,eise unb sroBs
artisen @eripredunsen gu iuden If. Sc
frsut uns baber, bas ct. Satobs Del aIs
eth Wittsl empfebIen gu barfsn, usIdss
bdlt mas GO peripridt. Serr pon @sids,
sprins Bailey, q. o., ffimmt uns Bel, tins
benz Ct fast: Ous ct. Satobs Del felt
mid in ieber 6inii5t aufrieben, es III uirts
bas, wofar es ausssssbsn pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
2aittwo6 Na6mittag ~fsusrts Soibuc

OsIssbp, elm seitwsiIis Srriuniser, ben
man uuuerninftissr Bsiie turs uOrber aug
Der Sr~renanitaIt in Subsp.nbsnes auf Or
iuden ieinsr Wutter entIuKea bate, piers
NAL obne aus PrOuoeatiOn auf isiuen Ra9:
barn sSamss Mulin Don 0sif Dubuque
unb uerpunbsts ibn am arm unb an be,
gruft. Wuain lit ni4t IsbenssefdbrIi9,
aber f9uer uerIest. .YoIisif gapitdu
&pber aabm Oslesbp feff unb bradts IGN
nit Mib: ms @efdnsnib. Der 8sruun'
bette bat ben s~lttsutdter auf $40, 900 S9a'
tenerias pertIast.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
Wobnortsnerdnoeruu

DR.. Setter S9winb, Der Bis babin isinen
Wobnfs tn ct. Donatus bate, perIest
bsnieIben, pom 8. b. W. on, mad Dubus
que. Wesen dr3tIi9er Nnselesenbeitsn,
ROiebeiliaIbe, 6aQenber Sudt u. (. 10.
abbreifre man DR.. p. Schacind,
No. 1892, Corner IA. & Clay, e Cen
trail Market, Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

Sonntag uurbs bic n%eusrbauts suanss'
Iiid sIutberii@e Stride benz 9Ottssbienf
fsierIid lbsrsebsn. Die tIeine unb bu3u
arms @emsinbe bat ii9 bur9 bieien bab.
i9en Buu Elm i66nes DentmaI seiest.
Dsrielbs toftet etwa $4,000, pouon on BIZ
$4,000 be,abIt iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
Die Saruer auf Der anbern Settle ne

pie Sarnter auf Der anbsrn Settle per'
lesen fi@ nidt mebr ALIEN auf bas Sisbm
uon Weli5forn unb @sisen. Sci Rui9,
in Soc Dauief Co., iinb ni@t wenis.r aIs
200 Gdsr nit Eabad bspFanst sewsien,
Der Is Bis 1000 Bfunb per Gdsr bradte,
unb y Bis 10 Gents per Yfunb be3abli
uirb. Sapette 60. tn @~iscOriin bat fd
nit pieI @rfoIs auf ben 5Ia@sbuu perIesi
unb bic Sarmer ~befinben fi9 pobI babel.
gbinsfi9es 3uderrobr (SOrsbsm), bas
in Winnsiota nit grfoIs sebaut wirb, mare
aud bier an glate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

Bun Sfue eutfaus, uOn Dubuque Bis
binuuf mad "a grohs, iousn Iette Bo9s
nidt penissr aIs 40 Oubuqusr auf Der
gnteniasb seweien isin. Sc lit bod elm
eissnss 8ersuissa I'M bas Sussn. Mbirbs
mun bic 9sute fur bic Wibe bssabIen, fe
miirben ni4t i'm @afer beruinpati@en ober
braussn eampiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

2Ian entos6te i'm iosenan ntsn 8i:
idofs 9Iod an WuinffruBs am Mittpo5
sur Ra@t Geuer, baB iibsr WsIu,srs Bill
Iiarbbaue bur9 eiuen idIedten &amiu auss
sebro9eu mar. @IidIi9erueiie tonnts ss
nit Ieidter Mibs seI0idt perbsn, sbe es
sr6Bern S@aben sstban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
Gin 14id6riger SnaBe erIitt idwers

gsrIesunsen in &anbal's SdsemibIe.
Bdbrsnb zines freien ausenbIides ipieIte
CT nit einem arbsiter, psrbs babel burd
elm S4punsrab erfabt unb berumseuirs
belt. gr brad bas 8eiu nabe an be,
9afte. Bunber nimmt's, baB ct nod ic
Ieidten Raufss bauon tam. SoI9es iinb
bic Solsen bss 9sidtfnnes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

25ir perweifen uniere 2sfsr auf bic
gn,eise Der Ssrren Wadensie u. 5arpsr,
wsI9e fd In elmer anoern SpaIte bisiss
BIattes bsfinbst. 9snannte 5errn inb
suusrIdiFs unb %Iisfsrn quite arbsit 3u Bills
Iisem 9reiis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

2aarRtmeifer 25efter ridte Samifas
ben Surmern uno gsrtdufern Su seib, bic
nit su tIsinsm WaaB unb @swi@t pertaufs
ten. Ni9t msbr ais biuis re@t, wsnn auf
ri5tisss WaaB unb gspidt seisben wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

,,Gs sie6t Reiu suuerIdifiseres, i9neIs
Mittel UNI ben unanssnsbmsn, ben
Geis gum 6ufen ueranIafenben &issI in
Der 9uftr0bre ;u eutferuen, aIs SarIeb'
Srufts g aratneuen."
ThO's Noxon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

Spre6t an gfapfraBe por, ibr Da'
men! SrduIein gu9bOIs tebrte Isste ISOLDE
pom elmer @eiddftsreiie aus benz Often aus
rid, mo fs sroBs giufdufs semadt. Sebt
eu9, ibr Oameu, bic @aaren BEL Bu9bols
unb &isie on, sbe ibr anbsrswo tauft.
grsiie biuis! @aarsu gut unb i5Sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

Qnr6 oas Soos wurbe an Samitas
bsfimmt. bab s. Sweensp brei Sabre, s.
Me&nisbt awei Sabre unb 81. Weper Elm
Sabr aIs Erufee non SuIisn Gopnibip gu
bieneu babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
2Sas elm sea6teter prebiser bari'

xVuS wv UeWWFtttF PFs0'S1' W.T."
Der fast: .Wsbrere @Iisber meiner De-
msinbs brauden bas san3e Sabr binburd
cine Sismli9e Oaantiidt pOn . Z. ausuf
a5nis's 3 ser o ru fl es,
unb 3mar NIT alIsemsinem @rfoIse. Sd
sebrau9s ieIbft ben wsrtbuolen Eb.e In
msinsr 5amiIie unb bat berisIbe uns fdou
man9sn suten Dienff seIeiitet." s. y.
OsbIsrt, Sorrsft Sunetion, Wise. l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

Die GARNER babsn i&On nit ben
S9wsinsidIa9ten bssOnnen. Die tobten
9ranser brinsen $4.o5 bis 40 per buns
bert. @abrl@sinIi3 wiro btsier Preis nod
fteigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

CO. Ssberseit Unit ausnabme Sonns
tass) fnb Basen gum Witfabren Bel Bes
srdbnifen fir So 90 8. babsn I'M 9sibftau
Bel Gibbs & 6 o., 4. Strase, auiiden
Wain unb 2ocuiifraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
$taot l. Ameeeeno.

- Ba5- Entered at the post-ofice at Dubuque,
Iowa, and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28

pie EeGepus nuo CASCADE idmaIs
ipurise @ifeubabn III bis darlington Wils
fertis unb uon bort bis CASCADE 1T man
poa auf bei9dftist, BITE Babn su pouenben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
AeiCenoer Aaeut.

GER Otto 2aide ptrb In unierm ssSns
trsiie ben Staat Soma bereiien. @ir ems
pfeblen bsnisIbsn uniern ssiern befens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
Srdmie.
Die aufase Der rsuer Prdmie
Onserer Lider a Gedichter

Onserer Lider a Gedichter
mar 1000 Stid. Na@bem ale ridfdnbi'
gen abseianbt unb bic asentem perfsber
finb, bsu,srtsn mir, baB bic ibris bIeibenb.
3ubI nidt gu sroB 1T. geeiIt eu9 bubs'
eusre 9sIber einSuienben, wenn ibr eth
@rsmpIar baben wout. Damn baben nil
nod fribere 9rdnien an 9anS:
9as 9nrsmburser eano,
feline @,idi9te unb feline gepobner, isin
SanbeI unb isin BanbeI, ferner
Anfi9t Der Stabt 9urembur 9,
bes 2urem r2anbes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-10-28
10. 3. = @S&entlt9e 8rteftFe.
Dubuaus ben q. Off,, 1879.

an pd6sr aat 0rttt anssLaatHHb. rtl6t BON 20. Or.
Us ium ~. on. In Der etfaern psapfsst anstsmmtn unl
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, 1879-08-07
Little Feodora's Baptism.

The first great-grandchild of the Queen
of England has been christened in Pots
dam, Germany. She is an infant daugh-
ter of Princess Caroline, who is the
daughter of the Grown Princess of Ger
many. A correspondent writes that the
child, resting on a sumptuous cushion,
was borne into a room by Princess Mary
of Meiningen, its three little apnts, Vic.
toria, Sophia and Margaret, daughters of
the Crown Princess, carrying its long
train. The Crown Princess herself,
robed all in white las were most all of
the ladies' presently received her grand
child into her arms and stood thus be-
fore the font till the ceremony was COM
plete her countenance the battle-ground
of joy and grief, for the late yntipely
death of young Prince Waldemar has
left her almost 'inconsolable STILL After,
a sermon by one Of the three attendant
clergymen, appropriate in everything
but its length, the sprinkling ceremony
was performed the child receiving the
names Fedora Victoria Augusta Mari
riana Mary. ~. ID 81. '~s ~ .s1tPt
, 1879-08-07
An Uncomfortable Shroud.

3 Two old women lived at Castle Pook,
a rambling old place, once magnificent,
and the scene of wild revelry SO long as
its owners had anything to squander.
But the spendthritt landlords were dead
gone, and Of the Dennis family only two
members, an aunt and niece, remained.
They were called "the ladies" by their
poor neighbors, and were greatly looked
up to on account Of heir ancient name I;
but they had not had any better education
than that which village schoomas,er
could give so years ago. The elder Miss
Dennis had a small annuity, and it was
wonder that Miss Honor was almost
crushed by'grief and selfish anxiety when
she became very i'll, and was given up by
the doctor. "Come here, Honor" whis-
pered the dying woman from her pillow.
There's EIo in that box; you'll have
that, an my clothes and the furniture, an
you'll be sure to wake me decent. an put
my fine linen night-gown wild the frills
on me. Bring it out 10 let me see if it's
AL IlgulI hISp LlOHOl plOlllsCu 10
obey but miserneSs oyercame her, and
she gTudged the corpse so fine dress
She happened to have some black calico
covered with white spots, which she had
bought at great bargain from a country
peddler, and she made the shroud OF it,
intending TO turn the irilled nigh,gowu
into money at some future time. The
villagers from Ciopook who came to the
wake, wondered at Miss Denniss dead
dress" but nothing was said about il.
The funeral ook place; and now began
a dreadful visitation tor Miss Honor. As
regularly as darkness fell. Miss Dennis
appeared in her black and white shroad
al her niece's fireside, She pointed TO
to her dress, and never spoke word.
Miss Honor could not bear IT, On the
third night the coffin was iak.n up and
opened, and the irilled night gown bat
upon its tenant instead Of the black and
white shroud. The ghost was nos ap-
peased; she did not again appear. All
the Year Round.