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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
StaIteu.

Der SIorsntiner YoIibei III elm iebr mid,
tiger Sang s~elunssn. Ste bat f9 ber
5dupter elmer tnteruationalen SdIi1sr.
bemd1tist, bic ibr @sf9dft i'm sroBartiaeu
WaBftabs unb NIT bsftsm @rfoIse su &c:
treiben usritanbsn bat. Die 8etrnssfac,
ten, welGe ibuen ua9sswieien wsrbsu
tonnten, bslaufen f9 auf mebr aIs pier
WtQionen Sranes, unb bic Wsrtbssssn:
fdnbe unb Baariummsu, bic NIT benz DC.
pdde Der abssfaBtsu 8srbrsdsr laifrt pur'
ben, reprdientiren cine bisism Iucratipen
@el9dft entiprs9snbe Summe. Die God:
ftapIer batten fd 3u benz beffimmtsn 8uede
afoeiirt, um 5HsntIids grsbiipapiere BON
Norbamsrita, CANADA, England, @ubIanb
unb StaIien tu fdIidsn unb In Betrieb aa
feseu. Gle erftredtsn TIRE Tbdtistsii auf
Nmerita, England, Srautrei9 unb bic
S4met3. geionbsrs rlbrig uaren fe aber
In Stalieu. Ser Isbbafte Srembsnpsrtebr
baisIbf, bas Rommeu unb @ebsn rsi9sr
Tourifteu, en8Iii9er unb amsrifanii1er
NiItondre erlstdterte linen bort ibr In,
ternebuen uefentli9. Turin, WaiIanb,
@euua unS Sloren3 purben bie Sauptlta'
peIpIdse ibrer SaIfReate. Gs fisIeu bort
bie sroBen @eIbaussaben Der porusbmsn
5srri1aftsn unb bic Nntdufe berlslben.
nit benen fe lire faIf9en Dertbssi4sn ses
gen reeIs Wsrtbla9sn uu,taui9tsn, ans
fanss msnis auf. grf ais bic poIisei
pom auslanbe Der aufmertfam 8sma1t
wurbe, bab tn ben letten Wonatea alIerIei
faIide grebitpupisrs tn l1mIauf ssisst NOR,
ben fsien unt man tn ben Banten unb
Wsdielfubsn pobl aaf Der PUT isin mSse,
warbe bic ttaIisnii8e 8olitei wa1Iam, unb
ss geIaus tbr baIb, In WaiIanb unb In
Eurfn stnise SdIf6er abbufaFsn; bamit
bate man stli9e Sdbsn tn bic Sanb Be,
iommen, nm bic Musslesenbstt meter iu
perfolsen. Dor GINGER 8eit purbe Sic
Slorsntinsr polijet autfrt, bab bic Saupt,
babne Der Banbe f@ tu 6Iorsnj TN Sot.l
Sc la @raube Bretasue einsemtstbst bdt,
ten. Nau gin8 auf bic Su4s unb faub
fs TIM SotsI Rsp Uort. gs ruarsn stnise
Serrsn, ansebli9 Amsritaner, unb swsi
iunss 9amsn. Als Der Cons
mifdr e~Oren3tni, Der nit a9t assntsn bie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

uunbertunbnsun3is Der.
~uorrasenbe Burger pom WaGaduietts, bars
inter Der Siffortter Sraucis hartman unb
ber Di6tsr 2onsfslou baben bei9Iofsn,
benz Setretdr S@urt stu Banfett 3u &c.
Zen, mite fe iassn: vbamit MFR bas gsrs
snassn baben, Sbnsn peri6nli& aniere
G6taus Su bs,sissn unb far BITE eminsnte
G~dbtstett, gfi&ttreue unb ben grtols su
banfeu, NIT weI9en gle Sbre Bft1ten
ais Sefretdr bss Snnsrn srfiat babeu!'-
Wis mag fi1 Danes drsern ibsr bieien
ibm ertbsiItsn Raienftaberl
Sas In So ansfs &c, Wai&., entbsdte
Eager pom StetniaI3 uirb ais eth ioI&ss
pon iebr bsbsutsnber WddHsteit anb CT.
trassfabistsit s.f@iIbert. Dte tn elmer
Eisfe pon unssfdbr 1000 GuB sntbsdts
Salsf9i&t 1T ca. 10 Sub bid.
WtntFer 9 9urtsr bisIt bisisr Gage
pon Der Snbtansrfartin gbipsta, Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
S6wets.

Gm 81. Sauuar srfoIste Der Oar9
i9las bss Battinssr:G unnels. IS IL
biss, pon 5lisIen aus sere9ust, Der Susit'
RsbrtunneI Der 9ottbarbbabu. DsrisIb.
biIoet bic idbIid pom Waien (mittsu tn
ltri) Iiesenbe S9Ieife. Die 2dnse bisiss
Eunnels betrdst 1890 Wster. BON ben
fsben &%ebrtunnsls Der @ottbarbbabn bar.
rem nod fanf bss Dur4i6Iass. Bel bsns
iel6en uareu gnbe DECEMBER nod foIssnbs
9dnsen 3u bur6bObrsn: SfuHsnipruns 257
Weter, Prato 263, Eropi 292, Bianr
tonbo 32l, 6reaqio 445 Weter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

8erbaftuns pornubm, f9 su ertenuen CAB
unb istnes amtes rpalten woute, proteffirs
ten bic ameritansr nit aqem 2lufwanbe
fttIidsr Gutrdfuns uno ~pslIansten bic
SnterpsniiOn bss @oniuIs Die bartbsr.
age 9oIi5si lief fd isbo5 usosr bur1 bic
Ploteite Der freisu Birssr Der sroBen Re.
pubIit, nod bur bic Sbrdnen ibrer i10
nsn E69ter IRE MAIDEN. Gap. 2srsnsini
nabm cine l1ntsriuduns Der Yapiere unb
oes 9epdds Der Srembsn Dor unb ba fanb
man mebr, oils Der sbrseiSisite YoIi3sibes
ante boffen burfte. Die WsrtbIa4en, bic
f9 sa aufsebduft 3ststsu, marsn, pts be-
retts bsmerft, iebr bstrd4tIi1. Die Dia'
n1anten aleir, meIde bic beioen Damsn
auf ibrer &ef1e pon Yaris Bis SIorens in
8lnssn unb anbereu S9mudsssenfdnbsn
fur 5alificate einsetauidt batten, rsptd.
ieutirtsn eth rsipsttablss 8erm6sen. Die
nbr elmer Der Damsn wirb auf $500 ST..
sei9dtt. Sn ben Roffern unb untsr ben
Papieren faab man bic BsIsse. baB bic
9sitsr ber 6dIi@erbanbe absefaBt waren.
Gtne Der erfien gntbedungsu mar ein gro,
Bes 8anbeI t%Ieiner, iorsfdItis ssarbsiteter
S4lnfeI, iber bersn 3wed bic erfabrsnen
Oetectiuss f9 ben ROpf ssrbraden ; bic
3abl Der S9lifeI war melt GROCER, als
bic Der %porbanbsnsn @epddfade. au5
bieies &dtbisI I6ite fid. @s ersab fi9,
bab bic Rofsr einsn boppelteu Boben bat'
ten unb BITE maifue innsre SoIbbefIeibune
berieIbsa nur i9einbar aussbra@t NOT, I'M
benz Raifen 5effiStett tu seben. aber 9obl'
rduu1e marfttte, bic 3uifden benz 9oIsfut'
ter unb benz l1sbersussIsbsr auf tngeni6it
Deiie usrtbeiIt waren. Disie ssbsimer
Ereiors IisBsn ft9 nit ben S1IifsIu, bt,
70 fem 1ub pts cine tIeine SebsrmsFsr'
tlinse, 6fuen. sSn benieIbsn warsu srob'
Badri umuen In RapoIeons unb enslif4er
Rronsn, Suwelen, fomie b6df eou,pro'
ulittirenbe Bapiere unb SaIffeate psrbor'
gen. Disie gntbedunsen uub bic anset
gen, bic Don MuBen tamen, saben bsr 30
Iisei binrei9enbe GnbaItspuntte, I'M, 81
eonifattren, bab elmer Der 8erbafteten bal
5aupt Der SodfapIsrbanbe, Der lang &C.
iudte @tItes iet. Suet ieiner gesIei
ter fub IN Norbau,erita seri9tsbetannt,
5dIi9er, beneu Go selunssn mar, aus ben
beimatbli9sn 3srter su eutiprtnsen uni
t4 iber ben Ocean su fli9tsn. Die Elm
s~sIeitete l1nteriuduns ,isbt fi9 uesen be-
g%ntfernuns BON Nsu gort etuas In BIZ
9dnse, bod 1T fe iouett sebieben, baB III
8srbre1er wabri9einlid idon i'm Wdr
Dor bic aifien weroen ssiisat wsrben ton
nen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
SntnotS.

Die BIattern bauisn In gbteasr
In iebr bebrobIt9er Bstie unb nebu1sn tds'
LID an 8erbreituus unb B6sartiststt su.
Dur9 &eiienbe unb Rau fsute, bie Chicago
befu9t baben, III bic i9redIi9e Seu@e Be-
reits mad peri@iebenen Orten tn Slinois,
Soma &c. peri9Ieppt worbeu. 90 wirb
Der ausbrud Der &rantbeit tn Burlington
unb Nount apr in Soma brett auf ans
fsduns pom Chicago aus suSldssfibrt.
Da bic Seude biesmal bsionbsrs b6sartis
a%uftritt, 70 1T bic b69ite 8orfi@t seboten,
unb ss wdre wobI au1 BIase, iuenu bic
Ssb6rben pon Gbieaso ielber S@ritte tbds
ten, UNI sins weitere geri4leppuns 81 psr'
htnbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

Das @entralcomite fir bic idpei,eriI1e
MISUNDERSTANDING &usfsIuua. pel9e
pom 2. Bis gun, IL. Sttobsr 1881 in Gu,
3ern i%fattfnbet, bat gum Srdfbsntsn aIer
a~btbeilunsen bss Yrsisseri9ts sspdblt
5rn. Resierunssratb gaumsartnsr in go.
Iotburn, Brdfosnt bes i9uei,erii1sn lamb
~wirtbi@aftlidsn 8ersins. Die NitsIieber
Der Yreisseri6te Der einaeInen abtbsiIun'
gen wsrbsn pom ben 8orffdnben Ter lamb
wirtbidaftIi@en 8srsins Der bsuti9sn uni
remanii1en S4weis ernannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
b.

NuS Serltn touimt cine 9e14dftlibe
Ra9rt6t, wsIde, c fe f@ bsuabrbsi:
tst, einen msrtwlrbissn llmidpuns an:
3eist, peI@er l9 In ben yertsbrsbe3iebun:
gen swii5su europa unb Der smsritari:
i9en Union gu uoa3isbsn bssinnt. Sc
bsiBt ndmIid, baS Der Gbsf bss sroBsn
Baufbauiss Slsi9r6bsr in Berlin fsinsn
Sobn nod Rew Dort seiaubt bot, neil er
cine bortise 6tru,a III ~commaubitiren Snb
berielben nit eiuem nambaften gapitaIe
bsi3utreten bsubf9tist. Wan bessi9uet
zines Der erifen 5duisr Der amsritanii9en
5inan3metropoIe ais basientse, init mel.
dem cine intins @si1dftsperbinbung su
sem Suede a~nsstnipft werben fou, uu
ruiff4e Staatspapiere ein,uflbrsn unb
BET ben @apitaIiiisn Der bunbertidbriseu
&epublit einsubarsern. - gu Dorts
m nj fam an, 8. Sebruar stu giebbdnbs
Ter pom @ erI auf faft wunbsrbare art
NIT benz 9eben bauon. Sm Sesrif, bas
9eleiie su iberi9reitsn, brauits eine Coco
motiue uordbsr, uou weldsr Der gieb5dnb:
Ter erfabt unb mitteu in bas @eIeiie ee:
worfen purbe, 70 baB bic Wai1ine iber
Inn biumroo;nn Gum Shr,5,r Ssr a.,
nr,tsr nnS nnS,,,r 3sr,nnsn S;s re- mor.
fau bsmertt, blisb Der l1sbafabrene ME
tobt Iiesen; er wurbe iorsfdltis aufaebo
ben unb in baS Stationssebdube sebra@t.
osnIsnbts Sod isissm Can't unS 49,
Snr,I,m Ger iu,,uiiS,r sr,tr.
S,,t eonfiotirt, Sos Ssy msnr 49, .,,i'
",n unbsSsnt,nbsn gSrommsn ap GU.
ss;ns S,rissmnosn NOMINATION. sm ~.
mit hem nS6isn ouos ,s;as Ssr nix.
bSnhIsr frob mit hem S,bsn S-on"no.yam
men an i.;n i,insr Ssimotb, 81 n =.
go ,iorb cm Ssh. 2ar~
msinm;rrn osif,,s Inn S~rnn;srSsrS. ~
@r;Tnn i'm Az csobr. ;Srss SIt.rs o. D.
o. ;hr.r @s,ufstsSti"f,it ola La.,.h
s1m,fisr RTPwo GIN Ssr Srwx'
tsn mfsh,no MIttIi,s nnh
nsrh r.; SSm.ti N tbot,SSr;% AN NJ = .ss.
ssnnS no,SnnSsn nnS In anSsysn Srt,%"s.
len ,n;s ,1SiIis 0inninf gsn.rbSs. srh
ami,suS. ~, I'M bSIiisn @roSs q MS
s,rs"sr SurS,rts ron Wrb.;,sys ~,
snS %s,o.rSJ;dT;1 obns m;ttsT 49, o.h"ns'
rnt.rhogt rnS r.;asn niIt 49, a. a.
n.husu ioTsu gnn Ssr @s~innhs.;ts,u'
iionS Il, IN hem eTsite ]n,osumsrtir niSt
nSnf;n In %m.brsren Sptf%oft.S m;s
sarisSOrft. Wi.S,mo. Seinri%sSori tritt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
2anb Der pielen GrnStsn une
arpBen Nrpftel

In ptlHtn man am Gntt bee Sitrts has mtiht 9tle ID
Der 1afnt bat. Rein eanb Der gptlt Tam NIT u { n,
T a . In Suua auf CbR, @smaft, gptiitu, Hsais, 9rS.
ftrn. Sdumpoat. Wsls Y (. No., susIt6tn ptrsta.
Rommt unc feb {!
Ssr,6utt he yrtHt ssn eaas Ia Qrtanfas. Die auau.
that Der grpeuttt pr Gdu uub bic Narftprtift. 3itbt
fribrttfsRet Grubttn uuh stntest ben @sptnn. But6ntt
BITE BAIL Der 9ass In bentn I'm 8rttn ~starbtittt ptrbtu
Tam unh ptrsldHt ttts NIT Der Gtalfitteruns I'm Rsrbtu.
Rt6 net auf baarnst Bdadftsuns. Grfabrt. bas spr-
Rattst unb ssradneist etutt stfaue Hne. etrnt elm nit
sutsm Rhine. 8aaats.a Sasrtsldt,a nab stuas.nssn Rs.
cen s~ttsntiss eanh tHHtn. gtIatt Gua Mot auf sas
enifst prpbuit Der pratrttu, ben Ddtn, fsnstrH last quo
bsrt ntthr, no sttit strfditbtut &rabttn an Dirt nnb etsi.
IL ttntu sutta wlarft inter.
Y. q. gtrstst Ht6t, bas bic a~lrbtft Grubtt stntdnu
suttn natstltstntH Uatft itintn 9trinn trinet:
Sa6t 9(dt! SS %. e., sss1s ~ s'T ssi. 10 .as s's s,S
Rsrstn na6 BEN Slbtn. hard bic bert galttnstH sinff.
eta 9trbdltntHt bttnHuet, I'm 0dnst. gtrfdnmI Bic DC.
itssnbtt nt&t. Rittrt CAD mad ben Gtatfa6tn anb ui6t
rad Gurtu 9srurtetltn. arfanlas 10 rtatr Der frttbftr-
tisAtn unb prssrtfHshtn Der 6hbaaattH. 6aneptrftr, ar
btlttt auf sistntm Bshtn uub trfrtut tuH hes 8ustas.
~ an &rfanfas bsfnttn I'D p.dt btutf6 AnGttt.
q en- Bic NIT htutfHtn S4ultn unb 8irHta strftttu
anS.eDsstn pdttru ausfuHt f&rsbt utaa sStr ptnst
man I'D an
smasG VI u. ktubtIL
eane. aeuuttdr, ava eane.9pmmiH.,
fttilt @sd, atfanfas. Ste uHb 9lartet Str.,
Ct. qouiA Ms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

Nm !. Mdra, absnbs 10 llbr, brad,
pdbrenb bstos 3auisr In Sisuns ruaren, i'm
gapttole3u ct. Yeul Ssusr aus. Dte @eiets
seter fpransen erf4redt aus ibrsn StabIsn
uub rudbrsnb fe aus ben De rIammIunasIdIen
biuausflrttsu, feIsn LINEN i9OR bic Gsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
Sptel sll p%erfaufen.

gpsstn Srdnii6ttit ets Gistntbimas f.ttkas Dubuque
6ruSt", ~ etmars, elmer Der befitn une am pattfsn b..
iannten @afbSfs i'm slprhpeftn ju ~periauitu. Der Cat.
bat e~srGumissu Sst. Stdat une als srRinfSttn Btsu.m.
Ii6tsitsn. Der @ntdufsr brau6t nt6t saRj ,,Gaft" ~ be-
Grseit. Wal psnst 10 psssn nibtrer aasiuuit an tm
@issntbImer. Obs. o. SpfmanR,
GO lIdB 2smars, glsnputb Co., Sspd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
Outer Sercieuf !

psrfOn,n, pdds mtbr cher ptnise fris Bet babes,
i6nntn ptr ttrl,bt, idttt urb gut ~bttatIeuet Gendfi-
auug ssrl4aftn, rtnn ft uns tbrt aertft utbh cinsm 3
atnt Stamp tiRisussn. 0brtfRrt
Spbn Spuie u. Co.,
GpIumbus 9unt,tsp, 9pna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
Neue &atboliide GDlonte.

1900 adr qaub uur an 8aibstti,n ~ ~pniaufsu Die
bsftn Narit. upb !airStn. gaeiItdttn etfuubts &itma,
adtr ; 10 Sabrt artbit ; % Srr,sut RaSatt Bel 8aarJab.
lnns. gDtssn ndbeu austuuft ptnbt man I'D an
August Bramer pbtr an Rev. A. Wolf,
Raeyille, Boone Co., Nebr,
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-11
Drilling Wheat.

l. is asserted that much of the failure
in securing uniform crops OF wheat j.,
as often the result of too deep drilling
in the sees rs from other causes. The
wheat plant has two sets Of roots, one
nj the surface oil near it. and another
nj the grain. IL these roots are at s
distance apart, rs they must be If the
grain Is deep sown, and light spring rains
are followed by sudden f~reezes-a not
uncommon occurrence-the lift NO o!the
plant by the soil will sever the m
ton between the two roots, and the
wheat plant dies. Long experiment
has seemed TO settle two things, that
wheat ground must be made yey fine.
and very solid, 10 prevent as far a.
possible this heaving of the soil This
solidity acts in two ways. keeps the
drill hoes from running too deep and
retains moisture longer than loose soil.
So far As the preparation OF the soil in
fluences the growth of the wheat. il is
upon the side OF deep breaking Of the
soil and thorough pulverization. But
two things must be avoided in even
this, tire throwing of the raw. unwork-
Ell earth from below on top; and when
fined and made thoroughly mellow.
again COMPRISING it so n to hold
moisture. The old idea of blowing
deep for corn and shallow for wheat IS
radically wrong. for the roots # each
do not mar the surface. all at this
point the fertilizers should he applied,
bit at the same time the stirring OF the
soil should be deep to hold and retain
moisture. Deep breaking OF the soil
not deep plowIGg-reduCes the water
level of pillow lands and in part acts a.
uGderdrainage. without which. in some
farms, the cultivation of whea, must
often result in failure.-Cere!Gn.
EeydlL.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-11

Would il not be wise 10 substitute
more eggs for meat in our daily diet:
About one-third OF the weight of an
egg is solid nutriment This is more
than can be said OF meat. There are
no bones. no tough pieces that have
to b. laid aside. A good e-g s made
up of ten parts shell. sixty parts white
and thirty parts yelk. The white OF
an 9 contains sixty-siN per cent VA
ter. the yelk fiity-two per cent Prac.
ticatiy 81 egg is animal food. and We;
there is none of the diSagreeable work
of the butcher necessary to obtan IL.
The vegetarians OF England rse ey,
freely. aud many OF the e men are
eighty and ninety years. and have beer
remarkably free from Illness. Eggs are
best when cooked four minutes This
takes away the animal taste that Il o..
fensiYe to some. but does not harden
the white or yeik so SIS TO maze them
hard to digest An egg il cooked very
hard Is difficult OF digestion except by
those of stolt stom1chs; such eggs
should be eaten with bread and mas
ticated very timely An egg spread ol
toast is fool fit for q king, If kings de-
serve any better food than anybody
else, which Is doubtful Fried eggs
are less wholesome than boiled oneA
An egg dropped into hot water Is nos
only q clean and handsome. bat q de-
fcious morseL Most people spoil the
taste Of their eggs BIZ adding pepper
and salt A little sweet butter IS the
best dressing Eggs contain mach
phosphorus. which Is supposed 10 be
useful 70 those who use their brain,
nuch--fsskyy Eerier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-11
TIE SONG OF THE BRAKEMAN.

Oh. listen 20 the brakeman. through all the
As thc5 attic of tic wheels bears the whirlIng
train away:
How checrily he bangs tho door when anybody
How cbccrfrlly into the ditch the lazy rnmphe
heaves.
And when you reach the STATEN, how lusiIlyhe
.Lone spar" is what be says, but "Logans-
port he means
The burning cinder ia your eye awakes you
from yoIr nap.
Ant Cedar i.apfds' mus; be nigh; you hear
him shout "lc-rap."
His merry shout flows on AID on, and near the
break of day
You slow into Batavia" and hear him shrek
"Rtay."
And when at noon he hoIlcrs "K'loo.' you
think its some place new.
Gut when You reach the station, IL only "kaI-
nmazOo.'
Oh, you bet your bottom dollar, in all this
broad, fair land.
No matter what the brakeman says. you will
not understand.
"Appic:" he shrieks for "Hannibal," and
when h" Dollars '~svIIlc?'
You have to guess IT Us Hopkins" OF
"GYawiords-" or "TituSyiile."
'Tsbur. Chay can, Pass SoInneast hav' twent'
mintf din
How do you know from what he says 1t S Pitts
burgh that you're inl
Oh, the wasted English language that he slavs
without "a sigh
Oh, the sta ions where ypu want 70 stop, but
where you 70 carried toy.
Dial he calls at "DDcila," and when they
hear bIs shout,
The passengers for Buda' in haste go scrlm-
bling out.
And then 10 The conductor, in accents plain
and clear,
Prom lis station at the steps he shouts dis
timely: ALL RICUT HetE.'
-BuIdttc, IN HGU.Cyd.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-11
Mummy heat.

The stament is frequently made that
wheat has been raised from seed found
in Egyptian tombs which had been rest
inc two thousand years or more. and
still retained vitality. There is no rea-
sonable doubt that grain was once
grown in England from seed supposed
t. be ancient Egyptian. The question
is whether the seed vas in truth an
Gent. Grain is often found among the
articles deposited in the tombS. But il
is ALWAYS. as far as known TO Egyp;olo-
gists- completely dead. resembling
charred gra rs, like roasted coffee. and
Is easily pu.veriZed TO fine dust. No
attempt 10 grow it has succeeded, when
tried BY investigators for the purpose
of testing its VITALITY. 1t Il therefore
believed that the gran supposed to be
ancient, which vas grown by some one,
and which gave rise TO the story, was
in fact modern. This is the more prob
able IRON a w~eil-known and very COM
mon custom of the modern fellahe,n
(or peasants) of Egypt The sale of
antiqait eS to travellers was formerly
extensive. before the Government be-
gan to suppress IT. Small earihen Jars
OF ancient ung'aZed pottery were COM
mon. and the Arabs knew that il ALWAYS
added greatly to a travellers appre-
citation of an ancient object If it ap-
peared to be unopened and 10 conta n
something never seen by modern eyes.
Accordingly thev Were in the habit of
putting some grains OF wheat in one of
these bottles and closing the oriice with
earth. or with mummy rags and num-
my bitumen, and selling it for an I'M
opened antiquity. So too. they made
ingenious little packages of rolled num-
my cloth, with grains and other objects,
aud covered them with amm btu
men. Travellers in Egypt thirty years
ago were sure 20 see scores OF these OBJ
lccts, especially the pottery jars. which
the Arab would snake, to rattle the
contents, and sell for n few p;astcrs.
While it is impossible TO prove that
the old story of mummy wheat grown
IN England did Oh ginate iRone of these
Arab receptions, it is highly probable
that this, or some Ike trick. deceived q
traveller aud his friends at home. 1t is
noteworthy that the story of the growth
OF the grain is a very old one. and that
for forty years past no one has been
able to make n of the ancient seeds
found in tombs show any signs of life.
Nevertheless. the statement is still re-
peated in many respectable books, and
viii probably long continue to be re-
eeired as authoritative. Perhaps is Is
We. Probably it Is r,t true.-N. i.
eruer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-11
Fruit Trees for Ornament.

Can any one tell me why a grape
vine is not q suitable for a
front porch. or what would be the OBJ
lection 10 a fine standard pear or grand
wide spreading apple tree in the lawn?
Was ever a blossoming shade tree more
beautiful than either of these when the
flowers come out? and is not the rich
green of the leaves a thing OF beauty al
the season? When the purple clusters
hang thick on the vine. and the red aD-
pies and juicy pears shine through the
leaves IN autumn. il certainly could not
to e anything from the beauty OF the
scene. When one has but little space,
as in a village lot. could not the useful
and ornamental be proitsbly combined
ty putting in handsome fruit trees in
the place Of those designed only for
shade? and 4 pretty dwarf pear or two
would look well among the shrubberv.
A row of young cherries before a fine
house with n manipulated porch. is
one OF the pleasant memories of my
early walks 70 school. The old doctor
who owned the property gave those
trees a. much care and attention As he
ever did Il Oh patient. He WIS almost
daily doing something for them. If IL
was only 70 pour 4 bucket of suds abou,
their roots, loosen the ground a little.
or bury a din of bones under the soil
But their marvellous growth was the
wonder of the village, and in q very
few years they cast a deep shade over
the wole Sidewalk. and Welded q boun-
tiful supply of great ox-heart cherries.
Let US give our children al such memo
RES We can. Tor they are healthful for
mind and body both. Fruit, or no fruit.
means riches or poverty in the minds
OF u little children, aud there IS GER
tainly a thriitiness about a home well
supplied with this luxury. which is bet
ter than an old stocking full of hard
dollars in the strong chest. but only one
old crab-apple tree in the pasture lot
Cor. Indiana Farmer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-08-11
lChicago ~ Western CuholIc.l
Ih. F.n4ix.. h-.t Friend

We are not believers in every trash that Is
called medicine, aud have, on many occS-
sions. warned our readers TO beware ~ the
stuff; but there Is an article which has been
before the public Tor a long time. and which
has been Endorsed by the most eminent men
I'm the land, including many ~ our most re-
spcctcd and learned bishops aud priests.
We refer 90 the worid-reuowncd -. Jacobs
Oil. We have known n great many people
who were suffering from that terrible Dis
ease called rheumatism. and who believed
their cases hopeless, they having trifd al
most everything. We recommended St.Jacohs
Oil, the cures were almost miraculous. End
now these COOL people remember ~ in their
pravers. and are never without -. Jacobs
oil In their houses. The oil il pnSscsssd II
n great deal Of merit, and VIC heartily recon-
mend Il 10 our readers.