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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01
Cooking Food.

Late-cut hay, ordinary straw, and
other coarse folders are unquestionably
improved by cooking, as it softens the
woody fibre and dissolves portions of
the starch; and corn meal and other
foods rich in starch are also improved
by cooking. But in considering the
question Of economy, it is easy to see
that, although it will pay on a large
scale, it is not likely to do so for a few
animals, for it costs nearly as much to
cook for ten as for fifty head of cattle.
Grinding renders all our cereal grains
more digestible, by reducing the size of
the particles to be saturated and di-
gested by the gastric juice. The whole
kernals of corn are not always fully
penetrated by the gastric juice, and
hence many of them pass cattle undi-
gested. When corn is ground, it should
be mixed with coarse fodder, so as to
prevent its adhering in mass in the
stomach and to insure its remastication
and insalivation.-Natio''al LiUe Stock
Journal.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

"UNDoUBTEDLY 1t is q remarkable medi-
cine" says Stacey Hill, Esq, Of the Mt Au-
burn Inclined Plane Railway, Cincinnati. 81
was limping about, hardly able to move, with
Rheumatism in the hip, or Sciatica- Hearing
of st. Jacobs Oil, procured bottle of it,
and with the third application was able to 60
about with perfect ease and comfort.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

A YOUNG MAN Of Hartford, Conn.,, was re-
Gently walking through the park in that city
pretty girl on his arm. As they stopped to
talk on the margin OF the pond, the girl
slipped and fell into the water. Wetting his
dainty feet was not to be thought Of for an
instant, but the young man was equal to the
crisis He ran after a policeman, who soon
brought the girl to shore.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

WE often hear the remark made that
men are the creatures Of circumstance.
1t is equally true that they are masters
of circumstance, if they will only cope
with it. For one to be wholly the slave
of circumstance is assurance that he
is either worthless or an imbecile. 1t
is indeed 8 material out of which we
may mold our destinies. 1t is surely
course of life is formed. To admit
this would be to make us the slaves of
a dumb. inanimate power, and but lit
.le superior to the brutes, who obey
only their instincts, and are therefore
the only true creatures OF circum-
stance. The noblest of all warfares is
Of the mind with circumstance. It is
war wsged everywhere, and he is
che greatest here who aeeomplishes
uest In It.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01
Tst Paul and Minneapolis Pioneer puss.I

rst Paul and Minneapolis Pioneer Prcss1
We incline to the opinion that It is not 20
much what thing promises ~ the service it
will render, that should control Us in its se-
lection. In Endorsement Of the worth of .
popular remedy, MIR. Nicholas Krebel, st. Paul,
Minn., observes: "By the use Of the Hamburg
Drops, was completely cured Of severe
and painful disease of the stomach, from
which feared would not recover.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

LEISURE is time for doing something
useful; this leisure the diligent man
will obtain, but the lazy man never; SO
that, Poor Richard says: A life of lazi-
ness and leisure arc two things
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

WE frequently hear lady exclaim:
"Oh, dear! wish I were a manr but
we do not remember ever hearing man
wish himself q woman. No; man new
er dared allow his Yishne-4---OrH 30
h;sL-HOH CUureht to admire rather
than be the thing admired. N. B.
This is not taffy.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

YorR house is a perfect conservatory, Old
boy," admiringly remarked a friend, gazing
at the beautiful windows, crowded with
blooming plants. "Ah, yes" replied Old
boy, nervously glancing at woman with her
from a step-ladder to fondle the bird dog
with a mopstick. "Oh, yes; it's regular
hothouse.n
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

TIE idea that gunpowder and whisky
will make soldier feel brave is all non
sense. Put him behind stone wall il
you want to see his spine stiffen.-Free
Press. Yes. indeedy! Any sensible
warrior prefers rock and rye to gun
powder and drye.-Philadelphia Bulletin.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

SCENE at Williams College. Junior,
translating New Testament: And the
-an'-and the Lord said, Lord said
unto-unto Moses" Here he hesi-
tated and looked appealingly to a
neighbor, who, being also unprepared,
whispered, Skip it." Junior, going
on: And the Lord said unto Noses,
skip it." Great CONSERVATION ensued.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

"Mr learned brother" says the Court,
kindly, but significantly, to young lawyer
learned brother will observe that 1t is near
dinner time and that brevity is the soul OF
summing up" MAY it please your Honor,
I will not long detain you. 1 am right; my
learned friend opposite is wrong; you are a
good Judge" Judgment in his clients favor,
with costs
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

PROF. KARL F. KRAY, of Stephens Insti-
tute, declares that the molecule (the last
analysis of matter) is about one fve-hundred
millionth of an inch wide. 1t is pleasant 10
have such matter sett ed, SO that when one
is hungry he may know how many to order
Aad,,elrx' Ouee,l.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

THE pitcher that goes often to the beer
house is broken at last. 1t Is the same way
with the catcher.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

]. ToLpYoUso is one of the most knowing
men In the country, though to be sure he Is a
little late.-N o. Picdyune.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

REDDING's RUSSIA SALvE is the universal
remedy for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, etc
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

DRoPsICAL SWELLING almost always ends In
death, II unchecked. Hunts Remedy curesit
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

"A Census Supervisor says: "It is q
very onorous job to take the census, as
q very few days experience would con-
vim. the most skeptical. The ladies
are quite wary about giving statements
to the canvassers, especially facts con-
cerning their age. 1t sometimes re-
quires vast amount of coaxing to get
satisfactory answers to the inquiries.
The injured innocents try to drive their
questioners away by telling them 1t is
none of their business; don't want any
of their inpertinence, and to clinch the
matter, threaten the poor enumerators
with the direst calamities when the big
brother or husband comes home."S
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

A DETROIT lady who had graduated at
telegraph the other day
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

MEN with diamond collar buttons find 1t too
warm for neck scarfs.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

Two-rHrRDs of all the Axle Grease used in
the United States is made by the Frazer Lu-
bricator Company. Buy the genuine.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

Is cut from the State Journal, Springfield,
ILL.,, the following: "Among the sick and dis.
abled, q ballot taken in person and by proxy,
resulted in form By unanimous vote in favor
of Warmers Safe Remedies"
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

NURsrNe mothers and delicate females gair
strength from Malt Bitters.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

PRINTED for private circulation-counter-
felt bank notes.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

WmHoFr's Fever and Ague Tonic, the
old reliable remedy, now sells at one dollar.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

"TALx Is cheap" J. Il ita Just hir,
3 lawyer onee.-Svrocwss Hsrukl
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-07-01

unQer tne OOOf.
Icouldn't withhold an exclamation of
delight.
Its right enough now, isn't itp'' he
sneered. There's nothing like gliding
over our sins q little. Bah! all the
worlds alikel Here goes another, and
another Count fast, my pious damsel.
/ dare say there's no confessionaliny your
church."
lis there in your's?'
"Well. If there was, gold gets into that
sometimes, they say. Hold fast ehere;
you've got the last clinker; now set me
free..'
..Wait minute"
s'But won't wait; / swear I won't"
'.Can you help yourself?" l said,
coolly.
"Wen, no, not much; but I'm smoth-
ering in here. Can't you take pity on
q poor fellow?"
..Sit down fat ON the floor" I said.
heard him plump down as obedient
as school-boy.
"What next?"
/ turned to the kitchen door to see il
the lock was all right. Then turned
the key with sharp click, which
sounded to me like the report OF q
pistol.
"Therer' 1 cried, and sprang into
the kitchen. locking the door behind
me.
He came out of his prison swearing
like a trooper.
"Sharp old Satan, she's locked her
self up somewhere" trying the kitchen
door rs he spoke. GOOD night
Madam e'ila-good night! You've got
the best of this. You have robbed me.
Good night--get down and say your
prayers"
And I did. What is more, / cried
like q baby over my money, thinking
what it would bring us.
{ Inever saw the strange burglaragain.
and in 0 few weeks Rebecca was CON-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Die lmfftae Spalte.
@sttS: anadnbissr S&er, ,ttmst BEN
GbriRen, erbsitert be SttIe unb
btfSrsrrt fslbff bic @tfunbbett

Wsttp: MnRdneiasr S&era ,temet BEN o..
GbriRrn, erbeftrrt BE Sssle unb
b~rfSrsrrt fslbif bic Stfunsbett "
H. bee 9ttbrs. o
Sn eiasu snslii9tn Ssurnaf Fnpei
f@ na6folssneer Bsridt dber etnen
idnaf fattsetabtsn @,rihtsfau.
Gin Saufuanu mar tpesen bstrisss
rtf&.n S~,nfsrottss ansstlast unb ba 90
tbn feline WttteI s~rlaubtsn, tpdblte Ct .f,
usn acSUfateu 3u ieinsr 9srtbeibfsurs
Der In fulmtnantsr &sbe fdr i'm eintrat.
Der Gnfldeer, stn b51f sbrsnpsrtber
Wann, fdblt ii6 TN Snnufsn tuy6 III,
porsebrabtsn Sopbismsn import UNI
lief i<sbIth sur Iauten asusnuns fd
bfnrsibsn, rper foI1s Gntf6uloisuns Dor.
brtnae. iei isIbt ni&t bsTsr ais eth
Stpineler. .-....-.I 4.
Das @prt mar beraus: nt1t LANCE
earauf bate Der Wann. srObr Gbrenbe.
letbtauns ans.flast. Dor ben 8sidwors.
men f6 su perantpprter unp purpe etns
ftmuts l4ulpts sslprrdsn.
De- 9ertdtsprifesnt, Der BE Golsen
erms1en fcnnte. rpsl&e sine 9srurtbsts
lung fdr ben redttidsn Wann mad ii1
atsben mtfe, srfldrts fpfUrt, baB Ct be,
itIpfsn babe bic qualification pss l1r.
tbstls fir p.n anssfIastsn aus 3ett,
nnanssl ju perta9en, uno 3par
lautst Ter tbut 3ufsbsnosn 0spuIt, fir
bic Dausr BON neununbneu n
Sabren. .....s
Die geadrsuns ees 9ssnsrs tpdbrts
Mot lanse; er trat alstalo f6lasfertfs
nit Ger Bsmsrfuna bersur. ZAP ptss ni&t
angelo, ea Gas Datum pes beutissn Gas
sss In neununeneun,ts Sabren ssraos
auf einsn Spnntas faIr, 0...
DDa baben Sie 3s6t entsesnete
Der prdfpsnt-uno i1 orbere gle auf,
tpenn Sbnen am anberauuten Eermin
bte SorIacuns ;ussbsn miro, Yrptsf ~
erbsben unO Sbrietts UNI cine 9srtasuns
na&3uiuden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Gia frGftigsr Sanomann rpantsrt,

Gia fraftissr Sanomann tpantsrt,
auf isfnsn esrben Stcd sstaBt. ssmda,
lid trm Sstmatbsporfs BET paris ,u.
Gr Bat feline Gru6t gut an ben Wann ss,
bradt uno trdst ben GrI5S poblpnwabrt
an Der Sruf. Da, faf bart an ieinem
DOrfs % punfslte bersits, fsbt sin Wann
Dor tbu. Der fur, unb bdnbis: ,,Das
9slb, pesr tas 9sben J" ruff; babel
bltntts sin lansss WsGsr In Der 8auf ess
StrOl6es. @ortlos tarrte Der Bauer
ben 8duber an ; pieier iast: Sra tpenns
nf&t tpents n, 70 tbsilsn MIR; aber nun
berauS mt BEN Wammpn !" Der 70 &c.
orobte traBts fi& l&wsr atbmsne binter
ben Sbren unp meints itufssnb v0dr
l6pn rsdt, pfnn nur Der Ancsre ntdt
mare" nWsl4sr Inpas2" ruff esr
@aunsr.- .Nun. Der btntsr Gu& febi."
SliBl&nsq penpet lid Der Strol& unt,
unp blisf@nsI psrisst tbm Der Bauer In
pisism Womsut sinen 70 traftscusn Sisb
auf ben Scpt bas Der Riuber bspustlps
ntseeritarjts. Der Bauer ssbt, ais ob
nt6ts porssfaasn pdrs, isinss @ssss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

0ut &eplieirt. 3arum frasts Elm
spotiposs Gin laOn atsmlt6 ~bsiabrtss
Wae4sn, prptn iimmtIi@ lepise Wiss
den, na@prm Fe pas pretsisfs esbsns,
iabr erret&t babsn fromm? z" '. BY.
VI erbtslt bts anttport : lin Soft Is,
rem Dant pafar su bsasussn, bas er Es
Dor BEN SsufsI In WenlatnssRalt ana,
big bepabrt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Der @ildbnb' BON YaatIS.rbOf

Der Wil6bnb' bon paatl6erbof III
elm pfffssr 8srl! NsuIt6, ME sr BE
Wil6 In BE Staot 'trassn bot. fsbt er,
pas Der Srtsftrdssr bsim prtpattsr Wsys
er. neil Msmanp III Sauie tpar-een
Srisf In bas 8afl an Der Ibir binsin
ptrft. Gr bsfinnt ii6 nt6t ME Der
Srisftrdssr wsa III. sisBt sr Die spst eitsr
WtI& aud slsi4 pbsn bsi'm 8afsl bins
etnI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Gin Commitment.

Garusr. Der auf BEN Wartt In Nep
yort faf I'm, feline san;e 0asenlaeuns
betrpsen tporrsu. 6uraftsriiirte bic Isp
gorfer folssnbsrmassn : .8snn an jung.
sisu Gage Der Gr;snssl 9abria mad
isnsm Raubnsf fommt. 70 babsn fs i'm
IN, lstne poiaune beT6winpelt sbs CT
nur etnsn sinstssn Con 3u bIaisn I'm
Stance H."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
AHf ummeqen.

Grau rBO mart Du ssasrn Na9ts
pterer 70 lanae2'
Wann : rSsi stneu, sutsn Greunbe !"
Srau : so! une no rpa, eenr Der
CUTE Grsunp 2
Waun SIN - @trtbsbaus! I"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

Gin Yr,Sissr tn 5arIsm frasts, als
Ct eth iunses Brautpuar eopuIirsn rpou.
te, ben 8rduttsam : 81 e tbr fstsr Dtls
IT, bte Rte q. q. 3u tbrsr Grau ~ nsb'
men uiw.2' Der Srduttsam anttpOr.
tete s6sernb unc 66 babel bintsr ben
Sbren erassno : ngss, Id bins pilens
absr Id bate ltsbrr tbrs S&psfsr &C..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

g1it Rttt bat uni,r b Batter sas stusiun Der gprft
sts 81. Itpmas psu alutn aQta 9tifliasa aufs @lusrtua.
lttat t%mpfttltn. tusem ettftr 8lif als 9bsslsatu NIT
f~tlitrtr Slarhstt tn itintn gDsrita si, srbabssasu Dabr.
tdtta hes Slaubtus ttfpritt. lnt,r ben sitltn ausaaStn
Ter Hptrtt es hL. 3hpmas Ssretent bic In Sar.Is. Due
(6rautrttt) tn ~,p5lfttr auFass tri8isutus aussabs bic
Hdrmat Tn ptshluns ft u stut Der f~srsfilisf ~rtStpirt,n
Aussabtn: Der I'm tie iatbpltf6t Sittratur ~srbi,Stt
Suteaneltr , ttrrt Srad tn ~eurtmsurs Iisfert slsIt
TEN grttft ppn ) DVadrs franco tins 5aus sslttftrt (aatt 10
gree etatn Baariabluns une rsatH pr aiat ~unttrIaE-
len: aas aetslsstn. rtltt TO BITE Sunra sts 81. 1hpmas
mahtn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Ots tatboIif4e Su@banbIuus
-sgG-
PIERRE BRICK

IN eursnburs S~srf.nsst FRANCO In gan, aut,ri.
Ia ssstn FRANCO &intsnbuHs ssn S Dollars, Si.
nsut Gussabs BON 1880:
8. Thom9 AQuinatis Sunanta
Theological diligenter einen-
data McOtai, SylUii, Btlluart
& CD. DriOu1. Motifs ornata.
1880. s ganos, sroB In 50 ssbsfst [Sar.Is
Due.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Silanna.

n8asl Sis mayer, Is. nneins 9ileuus
an;uspeifeln I? Wsnn Gle rod cine eins
stse Semsrturs MAIDEN. foliage i'd 81,
men aus 3dbne In zen 5als, sic genet.
ner Siuferl STR .....
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

Nit $500
fauft sin.u sant.u
{. {. Dfrrrri4ii&rn Rei&sbauptaabt
Bomb
@-IOO cube.
nsISt Bombs an sisT 3itbunssu iStrli&
I. isnst s.,s; q a,sm'H, be itsr stuidm ssns sqss.n
mus NIT sinsm 9sSinns ssos.a psrssn.
Bombs q zoe, 900 H.-sOo, 600 Al
Bombs O. so, 700 H.-lo0, 900 n.
Bombs O. $4,000 f. go, 900 n.
Bombs q 5000 A. 40, 900 Il.
20 Bombs a 1000 T. 20, 900 n.
40 bombs o. 400 f. 10, 900 n.
1920 Bombs O. 1870 f-8l2, 900 n.
3uiamnsu $4,000 Bombs i'm gtras. BON
1,653,2O0 @uIssn.
Sebsr I. t. 6fterr. Rsi9sbauptfabt,B Bomb,
pslatr tstntn 6austs.rian unaSt. mus elm, prsmt, vsu
~HiHssHta' $50 q. ssr 70 Dsair s%sStautu.
.
Die aa&as 3tbass 10 an
3. Sanuar 1881.
Stsr s0nS, sr DOR cher am 3 sauuar 1851
$500
Set Der 8issans am 3. sanuar sarauf sutfaata sirb'
~ Del auftrda.u aus hem SHianes stnast BIZ,
Gtnfeneuns BON SIS
IN r~tstartrttn 6rtrttn, un rnsn fsi6tn Hsus, I&sa fur
ftt Ha6ht 5ttfaRs an 3. 3. nuar saItis 40 trpeb.u.
Waa asr.fRrs rtsta dntaafs ssu Bsuss, a~trialarrn
aHs itSer nastrtn aastuuft. an bic
international Banking Co.,
$50 Srsaotpab, Repsgorf.
BE-. .. Gtablirt felt 1874.
- Die ssrathsabta Bsnhs Fnb NIT ttiHtr estterts, IL.
ssHp ntIatr art % strsldHsa uRs mtt ldaem 9ntst Der
Der. etaattn I'm Dtsnfsru&.
R..o. - Oct Nafraata nab Crsers psus man sta Ra.
men su surtmsarssr Gazette trrisnn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

30 372-Daaubaftt sOletus 6trrsn . upr NIT fem
unb ITEM letter. Dirs ~earauiirt, has hitftlks
uatr Guslitdt II uhb bic 3tlt inntsdlt.- prsis SIs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
= So(fS.Etnmoloate.

Grau 8nppp. 0as ma4t benn Sbr
Wann 49, "
Grau Dalsn. a@ 9ptt /! 6ei bdtt' all
rpeppsr pa Defiatrtum. bet fonu,t BON
BE ptsle Deftuationen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Qftrr aiene &Sobn.
0eneral M8entu,
4 gentur
ftr BE Observation-Disclosures


Tar bic 5 srsBtsu DamSf&ids- q smsasui.tu .as s.,..,
adsIibt abfabrt.
paniburs- Nrntrtfanti&e Qinte f6 SomnJ,,
WUrS-S sutt&tr elpyb, Bremen Is Dampser
Sanare etntt, eiyrpppl u. antpsr. is Danpfsr
Htb Star 9nt q Sar,rt,,
Dt danfsnbt bon paHatrta, Die 10 In ssn Lar, 4,
Saertn ant htsftu Gampfra suribu unb btnassr Gsstr
saet tse et btaf Gnpftetaus uns Rastu uis ssS 6utrsr1
nrHH 8rtunst sra4at.
SSn 9erbtnbuns NIT Obiasm, aels Id
@s9isl anf ale Sanpttdbte guropa's aus.
1911 Qtfentabn . 9tdetS
nae auz 4auptaastta amatias uas GaHfsrstay fyuuu
btn eantfu dae In mdntf Ofhss ~ ben restlm&Siatu vrefs,
laiaaf rustn, - "a nt&t nSttts ~ saf Sa DspstS n.
Rtppts stnfsbfn ~ iaats. ~ ~
@ruubeisentbum REAL ESTATE.
gins sfsSt ausSssI ss bsas etast-s ts,uspu-s pt
aua Barna unb pratrtd&ntunta tnt td ur fdS ts ku
sanhteem 0tsinsunsm 10 tattn Hnb trfu4t Is Isbss, ku
ka 0de IT, gissHttan t4u sab sepaatrnstzl ssisses
stn. udnt etfta % prafn.
ear aHIssuns bon SssiaIitu NIB snf t&uss rsS usuh
udfs esrst srrsstu.
1FfI petsr atsas.
~8oIIma9tex 40.
sssn'tss Sss:tsssu. nst sau 'fa,sua Ssz.uso
cfses' Rsrssai&s gds bon Uaia nab l. Graft
DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
aui sinsm Gon,ert,ettel wuren Com

Aaf ftIietl 0en5ert5ettel paren Cons
p~oFitonsn BON Sanpa unp Slid anss,
tanet8t. FRA" faste eiu. Ssraslit. Der
il1 ppbl auf Noten, aber nur auf Iol1e,
pts BON Der 8ant uussssebsn ipsrbsn.
otritane npetB @ott bss Is a l4Snss
Concert BON Sanbel unb @.dd."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

Gas ustss 10 tin. s,trsu, abbiIbuns uHfrtr sau.rkah,n
@Istn ubr In ffibtrnsm @tb6uit, sts mir fur Si2
%sertaufsn, uns etts 10 Vbat 5wdftl fur has 0dk tie btft
nab btntsat 6tlsHuer In Der Uslt. 9dtrt8 fsstn mir
brtn 6uRttrtt al, uHe mir Fuh I'm 9sHst .nsr ersl,n
BAIL bon Britfsn, st mir itst Dsds ssn Q,aftn ssfrm.
men nslts aas f8 Ia htn bsaRtn ssbfpri&tu sbtr it.l,
nbrsn In Stas auf lire s6SRa,t uas tsr Snn,saI.tn Der
Belt ausfprt1tn.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-18
ENGLISH GRAIN.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Mark Lane Express
in its review of the British grain trade the past
week, says:
Harvesting is now general. Fine weather
will be of the utmost value. Wheat is greatly
damaged by mildew, most of the samples be-
ing below expectations. Barley, which will be
the heaviest crop of the season, has likewise
deteriorated its color and value by the wet
weather Of July, all good barley having been
more or less laid. Reports about oats are more
favorable. Root crops have improved.
large part of the hay crop was got in during
the past week, and will be the only portion of
the crop of 1880, which has been made in good
condition. The continuance of fine weather is
one thing needful to enable farmers to make
the best of what must be a def cient harvest at
any rate, for wheat probably. EARLY de-
ments from America have restricted trade at
tions of future values may be shown this month";
but it will be some months before crops will
be sufficient to furnish reliable grounds upon
which to form an opinion. Taking everything
into consideration, there is little hope for the
farmers the coming season, as the harvest pros
poets in northern Europe are far more promis-
ing than last year, while America has probably
eciipsed all previous yields. Business has been
confined to the supply of immediate wants.
Maize, unsettled. Oats, firm; new was dull at
a slight reduction in prices. Sales of English
wheat last week, 1902 quarters, at AS 4d per
quarter, against 1884 quarters at 49s Sd per
quarter during the corresponding week last
year. The imports into the united kingdom
during the week ending August were Ito,
420 cwt. wheat and 237. 122 cwt. -four.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-08-18
INDIAN WAR EXPENSES.

LONDON, Aug. 17.-In the house of commons
this aftern DON the marquis of Harrington,
secretary of state for India submitted the In
dian estimates for the fiscal year 1sS0-81. The
receipts are placed at EGG, 746,000
and expenditures at e66, 1928, ,OOO q
surplus of G417,0o0, and show
ing decrease of el, 600, 900 on each side of the
account as compared with 1S79--S0. In pre-
senting the estimates the marquis
said 'there would have been an aggregate
surplus for the past three years of ELI, ,197, 600
but for the Afghan war" The time is ap-
preaching nearly, if it has not already been
reached, when the productive works in India
will no longer be charge upon, but source
of revenue to the country.
The war expenses for the fiscal years 1875 '79,
80 and 81, in round figures are El4000, 900,
and the cost of the frontier railway :E4000, 900,
making a total of E18,000,000. Deducting
the supposed surplus of 9l, 600 900, it leaves
deficit of 81, 7,000,000. Lord Harrington severely
denounced the negligence in preparing the war
estimates and under estimating not only the
on the part of the late government
OF the deficit, he said, se3. 500,O 600 remains to
be covered this year. A loan has already been
authorized for productive works, the pro-
ceeds of which are to be diverted to this pur-
pose. It is also intended to reduce the draw
ings in the India or home account Gl,O0O 900.
If these measures are insufficient, loan might
be raised in India, but no addition to the In
dian debt if it is possible to avoid it,
The statement regarding the i'm
of India, and must be deferred until the COM
plete cost of the war has been ascertained, but
the war was certainly the result of the imperial
policy, and therefore, assistance to India from
imperial resources is necessary.