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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
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grafeI, 10. sIus. 5eute 1T Bier
i'm aIter BON 70 Sabren 6err 3. g. Ros
ibomb ssltorben. Der vgour. be. Bur-
rptornst ibm sinen RetroIos, tn benz es u. u.
be'Bt: Der 8erforbene maj Elm @lieb
eteisr alien lursmbursii5sn SamiIie, weIde
BslSten I'm Sobre 1880 unb jpdter 10 aus
se3et9nete Burger ssIiefert BOT. gr war
sin Vruber pom s. .. Rotbomb, RitaIieb
ess RationaI:@ onsrefss unb rlrbeber bes
@eieees bon 1912, Der 10 Ianae unb nit 70
treffiden grfoIsen bic Rsgieruna bes R5s
ntss 3sopolo In Berlin rsprdlentirt bat.
Gr mar aud etn Bruber BON Nlp6ons J1os
tbomb, bes fribsrn Sufisminifers unS
4bseorbnsten fir Surnbout. &. g. Ro,
ibon1b nabm ielbif IN bsrporrasenber 8eife
Antbsil an ben greisnifsn BON 1880; aber
rpsber .sine patriotii9e Y~ersansenbeit nod
isine lansidbrigsu Dienifs IN Der 8ermal,
tuns tonnten @nabe Bet eiuem Winifsrtum
finben, bas fi9 wabri9siaIi9 aus :Sronie
bas Winifferium Der vnationaIsu gertbsis
SisunsN senannt bat. Dor etpa einem
Sabre bat Wtniffer Rolin Germ &. g.
Notbomb BON ieinsm Soften ais Counts
Jar oss 8e3irtes arIon entboben, obwobI
oerielbe ietne BHi5ten ais Beamter eenau
nnb unparteiii9 erfilte. Ger entIafene
8eteran, Der uutaselbafte Beamte, nabu, tn
feline 3uridse3osenbeit bic a4tuns aaer
NIT, aber er par srauiam setroffen more
ben our9 etne WaBreseI, bic wesen Ieines
altsrs unb ben &ddi5ten auf feline SAINTS
lie nm 10 f9uerer auf ibm Iaifete. CT
ioute f5 ni9t BON bieiem S@laae er5olen.
....gOm "a. Sabre an bisnte ). g. Gos
tbomb NIT p6aiser Sinsabe ieinem gaters
lanbs unb bIieb ibm ffets treu ~. 81. Ro.
TIN bat i'm bafar bsIobnt.~
I'm IA. ausuf erfoIste su grIon
bic Yreiieuertbeiluns In Der tatboIi&eu
S4uIe tn @e9enwart Der beibsn De9asten,
etnjelner prieifer unb Der meiifea glteru.
Die Ssitrsbe bielt 9err @ueIf Der Sbers
Iebrsr.
Die 8erbten E mebatIIe 1. GI.
wurbe benz 9err s. 81. Sacquemin, Grit,
slieb bes armenratbs pom Weir. Oeuant,
8irtou, fur bic uieIen unb Ia~naidbriaeu
Oisnfie, bic er seIeifst, srtbsilt.
Serr s. g. Dubois pou garnid
bat an Der rlnipsrftat 3u 96wen, bas Sra,
men fur bas Ooctorat Der YbiIoicpbte nit
grocer ausBst3runs ~beitanben. 6err
9sopOlb MerusiIe. g5sf Der Rlinit an Der
uniuerftdt 9ittib, bat bic bret Ooctorate
Der 5siItunoe NIT Der sr5Bten ausaeidnuna
abiOIpirt. DerieIbe IaBt fi9 in cotton ais
Ar3t nieber.
= 3n YaIIieuI fiarb i'm litter BON SO
Sabren, usrisbsn NIT ben 81. Satramenteu,
Der Sriebensri@ter Dounp, bo9ssebrt BON
ALLEN, bic ibn t~anntsn. Oreibis Sabre
lang periab er iein idwisrisss Nmt. M6ae
&c ruben tn 6risbsn!
Boutllo n erbisIt elm aweites unb LET'S
tee Subfb uon 4, ZOO Srs. gum Bau bss
Bssss mad paIiieuI unb Der @rsnss.
Die beIstf@e Resieruns bot
BITE @~fienbabu uon 0irton mad ber fran,5s
fi&en @renae fur bic bibi9s Summle pom
6,95s,5o0 Srs. setauft nnb bic geiels
i9aft an IL. ausuf ben gertauf ratif,
gut.
Dem NaseIf9mieb .. 9efreue
BON Irlou uno benz 8samtsn bes @efdna,
niles s. Subsrt 3u arlon wnrbe bas girs
sertreu5 ais Gnbentsn an bic Rampfe pom
1880 beuiuist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
i@dft bstreibt. Slid. Sell unb Sssen
benz iunaen Baarel

WI. p''le'ot. V1uu, J)eu uno Se9er
benz iunsen Paarel
5usIei& nit uorssbsnber Ra9ridt t5mml
uns aus EoIebo cine wsniaer frobe au.
bort fiarb am Dienffas. ben "a. susuf,
Wtarsaretba @oesinser, ssb. BI5isr. Die'
ielbs ffau,mt aus Bsssrn unb mar bic gbe.
frau BON Sobann @oesinssr, Der 1854 i'm
Spdtiabr mad GoIebo Cam unb Dor 4 CAB
rem mad Wonros, Wi1igan, iberfebelte.
Oie Ierfforbens binterIdbt einen trauerns
ben @atten unb 10 Isbsnbiss Rinbsr, BON
benen bas dltsifs Is Sabre u. bas idnafe
2 Ueonate alt III. Gin bsrbsr Sail W6ae
@bstnser bentsn wie Sob: Der Serr
bats sessben, Der 5srr bats senommen ;
sslobt Jet Der Rame bes SerrnI
gu Meb fiarb am 81. SuIi, perieben
NIT allen Satramenten Der Rir4e, S4uI.
S4wsfer Obiiia (5rduIein @pa Ebsrefa
Saaien). Sic mar felt Sabren ans
S9merSenslaser ssfsGslt unb ertrua, Soft
erseben, tire xsiben. S9psifer OoiIia
trat 1855 tn ben Orben, Issts 1853 BrofeB
alb nnb uirtte In ben uerl4iebenen Sdulen
oes Srbens In Srantrei9. Sic mar am
4. ausuf 1889 In Der Stabt 2urembura
seboren unb Gam 1850 nit ibren gltern
mad WiIuautee, @isc. Sbre grsiebuns
erbislt he iul fIoffer pom Der 6simIu4uns
in 9eorsetown im Diitricte Columbia.
Utose ife ruben IN 6rieben!
Ser Tamilie ~unieres Gaenten gaImas
tn Chicago unier 8eilsi6! @ie mir aus
Der vSa. ct. &c.," erisbsn, bat es @ott
in ietnem unsrfOri&Iidsn &aibi5IuHs se.
fallen, ibre seIte5te Go9tsr Waaria Srans
5ista I'M alter uou 2 Sabren, 8. Wonaten
uno 10 Easen in's before Ssnisits su u
fen. R. l. p.
Gum PuitmeiFer BON 6oIp @roB i'm
Conn Belgium, Wise., III 6snrp Befier
an Pstsr Sonss Steus, Der refsnirte, err
aannt worben.
au Samffas, ben 81. ausuf, Ra9s
mittass ssssn 8 llbr, ssrietb Der Strob
Stod Der Wittps Aren6t In Comm Sort
darlington in Ssusr unb brannte nebf
S6euue, Staauns, cine Mafs Sen unb
Sarmserdtbs sdnsIid nisbsr. Das 6ru4ts
baas wurbe sIidli4erusiie sersttst. sic
bate am Gage pOrber bic Drsidmai5ins
ssbabt. Ser S4absn bstrdat ctrca $1,000
uno 1T isbr serins psrf9ert. Die gnt'
ftsbuns bss 6suers if nidt bstannt.
Better &cdinser pom BORT Daibinston
bat ben Contract pen 500 Rutben Steius
gum Masbau bss Psrt 8aibinstonsr Sas
fens ibernommeH.
Giner Wittbeilung ~unisrss Rsiienbsn
tn ebieaso entnebmsn mir auf Wuni9 BITE
Na4ri4t, baB 6srr q. Ririd nod am 9ss
ben 1T unb eine Wtrtbidaft in go. 49I
Sontb 9alfeabt Stra6e betreibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

Wsit bieier anf9t ffebe sr ni5t aIetn ba,
ne uerbe Don bebeutsnben Nutoritdteu auf
benz @sbiste bes uuterri@ts sstbsiIt. &c
oantte TN Namsn Der gltern ben RIoiers
trausn fur tire aufopfsrnbe, srfoIsrei&e
Wirtiamteit unb bat iie, aud In Der Gus
tunft i'm ieIben Sinns Der gr,iebuna unh
bic BiIbuns Der Susenb su pfesen. Cine
Vsrsanssnbsit, bic 70 reid an id5nes
5ri4ten Jet, uerbeibe NIT Sidsrbsit cine
qIi6liHe 2utuuft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07
3 luxe ut 6nrgtf6 S,
8eretnt8te etaateu.

@us 5olsbo, Ohio, i5rsibt uns unler
Msent 9srr SacOb DINNER, baB am IL.
ausait, 9err 9sinrt& Gbsin In Der Rirde
aur unbslsdten gmpfdusniB pom leinsm
bo9w. Germ 9ruber 8. Gbsin NIT Sraus
lein Gatbarins Weper setraut porben III.
9err Seinri9 Tbsin 1T In Oat Sarbor,
WRi4isan, wobnbaft, mo sr elm W5belas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-09-07

nfruc'
penis ais
MON. g..
f f9reibt
fertisuns
snbpoR")
in3u, baB
Stunbe
then bat,
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item bes
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MAIDEN.
Iessnbeit
pom f9
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wirb ibr
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Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
IMPCRTANT QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you caught a cold? Are you ur-
able 10 raise the phltgm? Have yOu an irrita--
ton in the throat? A sense of oppression on
the lungs, with short breath? DO you have
fit of coughing ON lying down? A sharp pain
now and then i'll the region Of the heart, shout
ders and back? Ii SO, OIr Advice is take at
once a dose OF TUFTS Expectorant; you uwllsoon
be able to raise the phlcgm. In an hour repeat
the Expec;orant place hot iron to the feet, take
two Of TUFTS Pills. You will soon tail into q
pleasant sleep and wake up in the morning.
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath-
Ing, and the bowels moving in natural manner.
TO prevent a return of these symptoms use the
Eynectnrnnt severnl daYs.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17

Had torribIe NIGHT SWEATG.

MeInph!9, FDD., IT, I6lI.
Dr. TUTT: Sir-I have been suffering for nenrly two
years with n Bevere cough. When L commenced Ia
king YOUR Expectorant Twas reduced to one hundred
and sixteen pounds in weight. L had tried almost
everything: had terrible night sweats. lhaye taken
half dozen bottles Tho night sWeas have let6 me,
tho cough Ia disappeared, and have gained hiteGn
pounds in flesh. recommend It 70 Ill lnE t12nds.
With great respect, OLIVE RICE.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
TO CONSERVATIVES,

The advertiser, having been permancntIy curcI o.
that dreaded disease. Consumption, Dya SlmPe RENE
dy is anxious to make known To his fellow SilcTe.s
the of cure. To all who desire it, he viii send
copy Of the prescription used, Grcc Of charge with
the directions for preparing and using the same
which they will find a sure CURE for CONst MrTloS
ASTHMA, BROSCHITIS. &c.
Parties wishing the Prescription VIII plea ..,irc-.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
Great Fortunes in Corn Stalks.
SUGAR ENUUGH 70 BE MADE FROM THEM TO WIPE
OUT THE PUBLIC DEBT - 10 YEARS
CORN STALKS TO SUPER, R,EDE
CANE. SORGHUM Or
RECT ROOT.

Uu5Linqioa, Huah S.-Tne most remark
able rcsults from experiments IN sugar
makinr obtainea By Prof. C0ilysr in the
government ngricultWal Office here, were
from Indian cora, from am acr" "t lAhd
planted last year with common whliS
hcld corn, known as the horse tooth, from
the shape OF its kernal, lie gathered the
ears when fully ripe, and their yield OF
shSled corn was sIXty-nlne ana oHe-tcnth
bushcls-nure than Gouhle the average
crop per acre Of the country at large.
Next stripping and grinding the stalk and
working their juice by the hew processes,
he extracted from it 900 pounds, or nearly
half a ton of sugar OF good quality.
Here, then, from the stalks-thr"wn out 10y
our farmers into tho refuse OF the barn
| ward as fit only to be reduced to manure
a more profitable crop has been obtained
than the cora. Nor is this all. The pull
| verified stalks, after the extraction OF the
saccharine juice Ito the extent New prac-
| tcable sixty per cent, have proved nutri-
tious food for cattle, from their elements oI
starch and nitrogen retained Applying
this extract Of sugar to the Indian corn OF
the United States-that is, 10 the rejected
corn.stalks-they would give Us an income
which. within the brief period OF ten years,
would extin.uish cur national debt
Increiible as this fact may appear it is
deducb!o from tho p,oluct Of 9GO pounds
Of sugar obtained from the stalks Of an
acre OF Indian corn, in addition to THEN
yield of sixty,nine bushel Of good sh"lied
corn. Or take it ia another form. Putting
our Indian corn crop at the average ot
$4O0, 100000 in value, and estimating the
sugar in the stalks at only half thr value .
the corn, with the production Of 50 vast Al
amount Of sugar we have still in these corr
stalks gold and silver to the amount o
2200.OO0, ,OO0-niore tA&m double tho SUM &"
the god and silver extracted from all ou
uinrs between the. British Dominions AZ,
Mexico, AID equal in value to the cottoi
crop Of all our Southern States.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17

Summer travel will soon commence, and
people who are prone to seasickness will
then be singing, 1--WE are out on the oceans
ailing."
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
IA MEMsPAPER PUE. WRlTES.

Office, Evening News, Augusta, ga.
DIR. TUTT: Dear Sir-Aly lttle son, was attacked
with pneumonia last winter, which lett hn with a
violent cough that lasted till within month since,
for tho cure Of which am indebted tOy0ur valuable
Expectorant. i had tried most every thlng recon-
men1ed, but mono did any good until fused your tx
entirely. With many thanks, l am yonTs truly
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIMPLES.

will mail (Free) the recipe a simple VEGETABLE
BALM that will remove TAN, FRECKLES, PIMPLES
and BLoTcEs leaving the skin soft clear and beaut
full also instructions for producing growth
of hair a bald head or smooth face Adde'S. in
closing Sc stamp, Ben Nendclf ~ 90, - Ann IT. Ny.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
FAT AND LEAN.

II YOU hIcWp lat or loo team and "all 10 kIG. iIy
Fat and Lean. It contains complete Iy,,rI:l. I...
TIC and Therapeutic Instructions that VII r:.at,.llv
one 70 rrduec their flesh If cGru.rI. or increase, IL II
cHaclhUl it IS written IN q ci'ar ana r.ls4;r,l,rr
Sive style AID its dir co, can be- IS understood
IL ehouId hc read hy every 'st or Ica .r,,I -r.,t
loI zen lhr"r cent st1ni,. EAN DELI 1, CO. oG Ann
=, Nc" l"i". jan 2S-Gm
- -. =.
MONLN IOI; ATENI- A%D SALESMAN:
NJ ~ l. Ne" and slap, fi,...- ,Jl...a -s:...
l.are I:"Lt.. steady Dcn"I,d Ia.I ...I.> a.. ~.
iliHily ~ lt'..." money h'!j >-.ll "a. ,l.,.
Ur,. III NI ~ 60, - Ann st. N +
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
IN 25CTS. AND 81 BOTTLES.
DIR. J.F. HAYWOOD,
READ WHAT he SAYs:-

READ WHAT ne SAYS:-
DR.. TJTT: New York Sept, L., 1871
Dear Sir-Iurins this year l vsitod II nc hundred
cases of lung seases In tho lower wards of the
city the c. Sos we're of very severe type. II was
there my itreniOn was calledtO TUFTS EXpectorantp
and confess my surprise ut its wonderful power.
During practice OF twenty years, have never
known n medicine to act as promptly, and with such
happy effects 1t instantly subdued the most violent
fits of coughing and invariably cured tho dsease IN
a few days. J. lcheerfuly indorse tho best lung
medicine ever used. - =
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
A CHANCE FOR THOUSANDS.

The strongest argument in support of
the annexation Of the island Of st. Domin.
go was the plea that it would render us in.
dependent Of Cuba in the important article Of
sugar. This plea now falls to the grSund.
The new machinery and processes employ
ed in the extraction and capitalization of
the sugar from the sap Of the sorghum and
csrnstalk are simple and comparatively in.
expensive. Sorghum sugar, worth 10 cts,
can now be produced, all cost included, at
less than four cents per pound. The ma
chinery and implements employed include
grinding mills, drying pans and centrifugal
drisrs. They are now at Chicago, operated
by steam, and many persons are preparing
to follow the profitable example Of the
Chicago firm already referred to on the
scale OF at least. a ton of sugar per day.
There is room in this work for hundreds of
small factories in the United States, fer the
nearer the mill is to the sorghum and
corn fields the cheaper will be the carrying
of tha stalks to the grinder. Any fur
ther light that may be desired by the
reader on this important subject can be
obtained at or from the Agricultural de-
partmsnt. The bjSct Of this communication
is simply to herald the advent of a new
industry among our people, no DOres multi.
cauLis fsllacy, but highly profitable field
Of industry equal to the gain Of $200,000,-
600 to the country and wide at the zone OF
sorghum and Indian corn.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
NArOLE0N's BEST cONQUEsT

When the First Napoleon, when France,
under the hIocade OF the English navy. was
cut OF from hrr toreisa supplies, offered a
reward of $l,OO0,000, for a home produced
substitute for the sugar Of the West Indies
which could be produced equal to the wants
Of tEe French people, he secured reward
worth incaiculab!y more 10 France than all
his victories in the battle held--a reward
the value Of which cannot lie reached in
tho millions eF money saved to France in
her beet root sugar. How, then, can w~
estimate the value Of these new appliances
sorghum and corn stalks a more profitable
industry on our large southern plantations
than cotton, and on our small northern
farms yielding a richer return than corn,
wheat, grass or potatoes.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
l047. KENT COUNTY 1880.
Mutual Insurance Co.,
DOVER, DEL.

lnsures against loss by fire, issuing mutual policies
only under which payments are made annually i'll
advance during membership, and ON ceasing TO be
members whatever remains uneXpendcd after paying
losses expenses and dividends is returned thereby
furnishing insurance at cost.
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
RnrA.n,,,rh 4 rnAykroro AND uonrr,rlnn.I

Train leaving Harrington al l. p W.. connects AZ
icWes Loves win steamer ior New York Tuc>lay> and
Fr,iayS-. IRAN .earlg Lv~,n gt Z - A. NJ connects
New York at 2to p N. the day before
Ih>>engerS coming south on the Delaware Railroad
@:%' p VI. Going North ou Delaware Rii road .rI,,'
with train leaving Harrington at l2o5 P. NJ
THOMAS GROOM. Supt
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
Delaware & Chesapeake
Railway.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
GOING SOUTH.

On and after MONDAY. November 10th. ls79. sun
day excepted trains VIII run as follows:
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17

AGENTS:
ANDREW J. WILSON, General Agent Dover.
Gco. i. NJ acL Dd Cjty. Lcm4F ~ Waplc. L,,ccS
j. $ HHjipJtDn, SHgy,"t IDaH u. UootIi, L0,ptt.
L. JicL%' H., dr., CGHd,H. HI,g ~. L!uE T.. Ssdisrd.
JuS. Il. 1HdrrSOH, F1mrira H. T. D0" tHg, ,G'OrgsioUH
rear u IIWdtm> 'jord. timcs I0l,hr. H{i0n.
G,, ac Hoo,c, r. Il. T. Hdsono,t tor iorcr
I'd r9t0H.F imjaG0H. .>HS.tf.
e. H. EdCin' Brjd J'rdk
J,noN II. Iiu,dabc. CHcSic,jcuD. NJ
.jpE0 ,. NpIirc, GrccD,JorougL M.
JItmidi B. Fhiclr. Ir.sioa Mi
J;at,< C,,"noa S'tlt@oa.g, Ill.,
Ch0f,s Coria% El5ia. Ni
Hla. Il. Dirti'yoa, iDn,mot' 3g, Nd.
Al 1HJ"&uf&aroh,m.'nicot 1h"',idtr d,h|rCs%c3io
WyE. DENNEY. Jr.. Scc'y,
March /, $50 DOVER DEL
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
Phila., VII. & Bait. r. r.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
WINTER ARHANGEMENT

I.lFl.a after M"%bAI. %,N,u.l,Yia.l, ~. ...,...
ga! e@critcd, trains " al .c,.yv Il, .oIlow~. '
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
THE NEW IRON STEAMER
John e, Tygert," F"


Smyrna CRothwclls Landiugl and Pier .
Race Street Wharvcs, Philadelphia,
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17

Receipts for the Year 1879 SD 29G n
Losses and Expenses fpr the Year ls79...... S4553
Dividends Paid " ........ 917l %
Paid Members on Withdrawal 26i52l
Amount to Credit of Members Dec 81, 1879. 90 1892
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a GEM LrMAN who suffered tor years rom Merry
Gus DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY. aud all the
the elect Of youthful indiScrctio Nil tor the sake
OF suffering humanity, send free 10 All win, l.c,. il
the recipe and direction for making Tie inp.. rr!l,.-
dy by which he was cured Sufferers wi>hiIsrus.,Ht
by the advertisers cX pcricHcc do 80 By l;l,
in perfect confidence.
join b. OGDIN. i. Coda, It. %cY. Yart
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
REVIVAL OF AN OLD INDUSTRY.

The old Mexican inhabitants OF Santa
Fe. Now Mexico, will tell you that from
their grandfatbers they inherited thS secret
of extracting sugar from cornstalks and
that the ccrn fields of their valley for
generations gone by have supplied those
people their bread, meat and sugar, to say
nothing Of the wbisky-a " "Eaake ee neti0n.
We fnd too, that our foreiathors Of the
war of Independence know something OF
the saceho;lAr value of cormstalks, from
the cxtr:,.; o. letter written by Abigain
Adams. dated september "a, LII, whieE is
a. follows
An instance may be seen in the progress
which is made in grinding cornstaks and
boiling the liquor into mOlaEsos. Scarcely a
town or parish within forty miles OF us but
what has several mills at work and had
the experiment been made a month sooner,
many thousand barrels would havS been
made in the small town Of Manchestsr. 1t
answers very well Is distill, and may be
boiled down to sugar. There are two mills
| fitting up in this parish.
! They have three rOllers-ons with cogs
and two smooth. The stalks are stripped
Of the leaves and tops, 30 that it is no rob.
berry upon the cattle, and the juice ground
out. lis said that four barrels Of Juice
will make one of molasses, but in this
people differ widely. They have q method
Of refining it so that it looks as well as the
best imported molasses.
Had these beginnings in the way of sub
stitutes for foreign sugar been actively and
perseveringly followed up we can no
longer doubt that some thousands Of mil
lions Of dollars would have been saved to
the c0untry which have been spent in i'm
| portatons Of sugar and mOlaSses. Now
this new industry opened to our Southerr
planters, Northern farmers and capitalists
efiers such profits from a crop Of sorghum
and cornstalks, and from the extraction o
their sugar, that our homo product of al
grades, from the coarsest browns to th'
finest whites, will soon turn the balance o.
trade on sugar, and likewise in rum anc
molassos, in our favor
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
J. { B., B. e., liD Y. RAILROAD.
OLD DoMI"IOR STEAR::ccHIp CO. ?asy,
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.

On ana after MONDAY Noyc:.l.erl-.l. .l..--.. -..,.
days excepted trains "ill u.u a. follows:
JCN-TIpE d HREaKwAvlEE
iIAlH> N"HIH' TRAINS >cuTH.
7-o,....l i5......lcaye Lew,> ar..yc. ~
'.... & icor-cto " u........ $40
A.'... llI.............l Lincoln. l. i, tl-
"0I..... l+o.............. Ni!tors. f.. 49,
9''..... --i'rr.'e ior,i...,,: ,lavc l. ,ll :.:.5
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
Price for The Year 1880, 6 Cents per DuShGl.

SPECIAL IATES OF FREIGIT at all Stations on
the railroad.
Orders filled promptly for any amount from one car
load to ten thousand bu,E els Send orders in as carly
circumstances will allow Address
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17

2 j L TIM O p
Smyrna times., 1880-03-17
She'll Lime.

Is preferable to Stone Lime and with the present cx
tremty low price and advantageous freight rates it
is decidedly the CHAPEsT AND MOST RELIABLE
FERTILIZER 10" -ENIN$ULA use
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-08
ii g
boring territory Of Arizona.

boring territory Of Arizona. He
has leased Levins's gardens In
Tucson, together with the brewery,
and has associated with himself
Mr.. Schwartz. whose record as a
brewer is nonpariel. AS condi-
tion precedent to his removal to
Arizona he has sold Congress Hall
to Mr.. Il. L. Schmidt, now OF the
Central Hotel. Mr.. Schmidt will
be associated in the management
of Congress Hall with Mr.. Bob
Eckert, whose popularity IL only
second to Joe Bayer's. This old
and favorite resort will be run pre-
cisely as of yore, and it will un-
doubtedly preserve its old.time
prestige. Levins's garden, Tue
SOU, will from this time forth be a
rare old resort for Angelefios who
60 out to the territory.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-08
An ArlthmeticaI Problem.

EDITOR HERALD: I undertook
to read the autobiography Of Col.
Godfrey published in last evenings
Express, but I have found that he
was too slow to suit me. He was
born in 1889, and In August, 1861,
had not yet become twenty -onc
years old. A person who can't get
over twenty-One years between
those dates certainly would never
accomplish anything In Congress;
he would always be behind the
times. MATHEMATICIAN.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-08
Property Transfers.
REPORTED BY JOHN r. BRIERLY-
OCTOBER Z, 1850.
CONVEYANCES

CONVEYANCE3.
Geo NJ Teel, Fisher Guthrie, Nathan
Sears, IL q Bailey, r M Guthrie, W N
Tedford, X II Mills, w A Spurlock, r A
Latimer. James IL Crane, j II Gregg, n
w Squires, NJ Gardiner, VIM Reeder, b
+ e Kellogg. Geo w Clement. A b Teel,
II Allen, Il A Teel, ELI Sears. r Evey.
TT Casner. Mrs s NJ Thacker, J A Con-
way, Isaac Harris, W Teel. Teel, NJ
NJ Butler, ID NJ Rice and Il Miller to M
L Wicks, Trustee for the Wilson College
Joint stock COmpauy-Wilson College
property, near Wilmington;
Silas Bennett and wife to A G Yeary-l
acre ON san Bernardino road, in Ro San
Fran cisQuita; $1,000.
j q Kimball to Ellen Kimball-Lots l.,
2, 3, blk 2, Fruits Addition to Santa Ana,
and part OF lots and 10, block II, Santa
Ana; love, etc.
Louisa Squires and f w, her husband,
to A W Potts-Lot 7, block G, Mott tract;
$500,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-10-08
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