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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
gene An5etgen II.
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2emarS, Soma, ben 1. glpril 1886.
Santbarfeit unb bas g8obl Der 9eibeuten pers
a%nlafieu mid i~olseuOeS ;i perOfentli9en:
Mebrere Sabre lit i9 periobiid an &beamas
tismus Die lesten 3 Sabre aber beitanoig unb
70 iebr, bas i9 nur miibiam UNI Stof Seben
tonnte. SD babe alss M69libe probirt obne
9inberuuS su empfiuben. gesten &erbit babe
i6 barn eine Sur nit Or. Setter sd 10 n BIS
&rGuters Sitter8 9ema6t.> Sdon uah
flirSer 3eit fonnte i6 ben Stod bel Seite itelen
unS ben 8an;en gsintsr bis Jest, fam i'd nieoer
laufen ME ein Smuggling. obl6on i6 "a Sabre
alt bin. glnd bel i6iueret Sertdltlm9en babe
i6 idOn ielblt, iO'pie aud in meiner 6amilie
erpro6t.
9ine Wense 3eusen fOnnten meine gusiasen
beftdtigen. AuortaS 6iitbad.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
gm Sieuitaa 4bcuo i6loB bier in 6

gm SieHitag IbcHO i4IOB bier in ct.
Warien bas uierSisitinbige @ebet. Sic
Sei3reibuns elmer 6eter. bic 10 reseImdBi9
wieOsrtebrt, pirb man nidt pom uns crs
parten. 0o3 mifen mir beruor5ebsn,
baB bic Qnba9t5s unb @ebetsitunbsn ME
uns i6eint, feibiser ais in uoriseu Subrsn
beiudt wurben. gei Der semsini6aftIi6en
Communion Der ueri8ieOeneu Sersine am
SOnntas feblten - abseieben pom ben
UtitsIieOern, bic in Der 9sr3 Seiu:@e:
meinbe eingepfarrt fino, = iebr penige
Weit9Iieber peniser ais in friibereu Sab:
rem. = 0as lift Elm sutes 3ei6sn. Die
Srieiter Der 0a4barsemeinben baIfer
leiBi9 i'm Sei4tifubI unO auf bsr &anasl
aus. 0anf ibnen bafir!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
ltnIcre gridenanaclcgegbcit ideint ii6

ltnicre Srifsnaugclcgegbcit i8eint lid
ibrem @noe gu ndbsrn unO rebu5irt ii6 nod
ben gerbanSIunsen bes Stuotratbs in |.
Us. auf has Tolgenbe. Sou Die 8cnton
briifencompasnie bic 8outonbriide bcaen
uno S25, 600 als 9eideut erbalten, cher
iou !Ssrr Gousalin, b. b. bic 81, 9. &
g., cine @~iienbabu: unO 5abrbriife bauen.
Die 25 Sabre Steuerfretbeit senieben ina.
Sm Iettern Sale bate Die Staot bic Quf:
fabrt sur Bride gu errtdten. Oas aaers
ionoerbarite bel Der anseIesenbtit 1T, bab
Der Stubtratb seiesli9 weoer Die s25, ooo
als @eihent, nod Die 25 Sabre Steuerfrei'
6eit bepinisen fam. Die Serren miien
iebr uenis pom einem Gioe baIten, penr
iie benz @runbseise bes Staates unb ben
Charter Der Stuot 10 fragrant ms anse:
fidt idlusen. aaer in Dubuque lit IleE
mDQlih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
WaSame Gieie, pom Der Sirma Sud-.

bolt & &ieie, Yutmaderinnen, 1T potiSe
ISOLDE NIT bsr l6Oniien Iuswabl BON
Srlbiabrspaareu pom Chicago Suriidges
febrt. Gin perebrtss OamenpubIitum upn
Dubuque unb l~lmssseno finoet bort bas
blbidsite Ihortiment fiinitIi6sr Sluinen,
bas nod is in Der Stabt mar, cine srpBar
tise Iusmabl pom Spiten unb Sdneern,
Site uno 8onnets Don alien Wuitern Il.
/. ID. 8eionbers pirb bic Nufmerfiamteit
aui bic grautfrdnse, SdIeier, @ommu'
nionfrdnSe unb Saibes selentt. Mtan
iprsde uor unb iebe ii9 bic 8aaren nnS
Yreiie an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
9fiatcr gtlles bat in 9Ouisuiue entidis'

9siatcr gtiles bat in 2ouisuiue enti6ie;
ben, baB bic YuQman Gar COMPANY fin
bic Gntpsnbuns ppn 8ertbia6en pom
9aHosisren sbenio buftbar 1T, ME es Sat;
pirtbe fir bic Bsrtbladeu ibrer 9dite
iinb. Sbcmas q. @GilOro mar ndmli6,
pdbrenb er in eiusm 0assn Der @eIeu'
i6ait i9lief, nm cine Oiumaut , Suien
mabel i'm @ertbe pon $500 beitoblen NOR:
ben unb bate bisien @ertbbetras NIT pol
lem grfolse einsefIast. 0as lit elm mid;
tiger gnti9eib, ben ii9 Sober, Der elmer
S9Iafwasen bsnust, merten iou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
Gin 2ua Der @b. .. II. g. Giienbabn

Gin 3ug Der @b. .. Ii. q. Giienbabn,
bic NIT Der so. Central giierbabncompass
ME in Streit Iiest, idli9 iid Samitaa
frib elm ubr sesen ben @iaen Der Sainois
Central @iienbabn Gompasnie, absr init
GrlaubniB bes 9rdiioenteu Der Briiden:
compasnie ibsr bic biefise Wiiiiifppibriide
na9 benz anosrn llfer uno errei9te 70 ii,
@eleiie. Die Sade par ni9t obne @es
fabr, bod lief @aes. ba man uiele gorii6i
sebrau9t bate, sliifli9 ab. 0anit bic:
Ter Streide ni6t mebr 9ei6eben, bat BIT
SainOis Central @iienbabn iest 8a3en
aufseiteQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20

Sic StrnBcn i'm 2aHbe fausen on, 10
l~au9iam aufsutrofnen. Sic warer wobI
ME 10 miierabel i6ledt. oils in Der lesten
j3eit. $50 feline @bauhee uorbunSen war,
~ianfen bic Yferbe bis an ben &eib in ben
Rotb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
80 lit Sob. &lein?

sebiirtis aus Gabl, Canton @ils. Gem Srsunb
Better 8aubler BON aurora, &ane 60, ST.,
mo6te aus gutter Ramerabi9ait Hadri9t pom
ibm baben. Wan ri6te bic auStupft, rpoiiir
i'm 0oraus aebantt wirb, on Serrn Srant Suns
gels, @ssnt Der .Qiirembur9er gaSette" IN als
rora, 6ane Co., Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
Ser hodp'fe 8iidpf Senneiien fam

iest ausfabren. Seiu Sus, ben er
In Solse zines Sebltrittes in Der Grspps
usrIette, fdnst an better gu werben, bod
1T es ibm nod nidt m6sIi9 feit aufjutres
ten. ST bebient iid, pie mir Del benz ibm
abseitatteten 8eiu6e iuben, nod INNER
,peier &riidit6de, bod ionit IdBt benen
@eiunbbeit nidts su piiniden iibris.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20

Oas 9r6kte Sob fam man -fi9ei
.@riss's @lpcsrin: SaIbs" i~penbeu, benr
iie lit Elm iideres, unsefd5rIides uno raid
pirfeubes Seilmittel bet S6niit. uni
Branb:W uuoen, Suetibunaeu, Ssrbri:
bunssn, @ei9piiren &c. Seilt urfsblbar
6dmorrboioen, 6ledteu unO @rinb unb ale
Sautausi6Idse. Seriu4t Oieiss 8unoer,
mitteI. !3ufriebenbeit sarantirt ooer oas
@elo miro suriidgegsben. Sour % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
&eiienbcr Igent.-Ns. Yrobit.

@ir baben 9ru. ". Slot uon God
SsIunb, Sa., ais 2ocaGsasenten fir bic
r@asette" ungeitellt. OerieIbe lit ermd6:
tigt, Ibonnenten gu iammeln, @eIber gu
coaettiren unb bafir 3u quitttren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
Sco fs Miihung bon reinslu 9cbcrtbran
nit YbospbOruiOeu lit alegc5eids
net bel ynngrnafrctionm
uHO I%trupbalDien Sraat=
lelflli.

Or. Sro Sc. Sang, Rsp Oort, iast:
Sd babe Scott's Gmuliion usri9rieben
uro in meiner Samilie sebrau3t unb bin
iebr sufrieben bamit. sic tbut CUTE Oieuite
bel i~tropbuIOien &rantbeiten uno Gfieettc'
nen Der Quuae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
gSteaso Narrtbert@t.

Wer Xelssrapb) 80. 9lpril 1886
u eiaen-No. 2. n bis S2t Gts.
WeH6forn-34 bis 36B @ts.
Safer 27t bis 30 @ts.
R oggsn-59 bis 80 Cts.
@ere- go StS.
Butter-20 bis 81 Cts.
gter-11 @t8.
% btsfp-$1.14.
9 6meIne -$4.00 bis 4.35.
@inbpteb-$2.50 bis $50.
S6metnefei6--$ Gas bis $50.
S9maIs-$5.95 bis 5.97i.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
g(m 16. g(pril lit Der bodu'ife giIdo

<KW 1U' *tPfUt wv WV" 1" ~79V1
9ossroue uon ieiner &omreiie pisbsr nod
ietnem Stse Davenport 3uriidgefebrt.
Sin aus WtitsIiebern idmmtli4er fatboli:
i9en @smeinOen deficiencies gomite bat i'm
am 8abnbOf smpfansen unb mad Der &as
tbebraIe uno Der bii9Ofi9en &sfiben3 ses
leitet, mo alsbann cine sIdn5enbe Bepiqs
Communicative itattgefunben bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20

Slit Dem Mnffilleu Der Snupldte arf
&napp urb Stout'S @i9entbum in ben
Rieoerungen Oltlta pon Der StuOt 1T lette
Wo6e begonneu moroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20

Die lsbte GsieBaebuns bat Benz Magor
IN BEN Stdoten NIT Ipesienem Charter Die
Setosepalt perlisben. Sas 1T cine quite
Dtufresel. Sett fam Der Wfapor ieine
Madt fiblbur MAIDEN, wenn Der S'aots
ratb auf @bpe9e eerdtb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20

HRtltneuses .5tGrsScsriGDt.
(Ber SeIegrapb.) 10. gpril 1856.
% eisen-Ro. 2, rs bis'S98 Cts.
Safer-31 GtS.
0elf9foru-3 81 @tS.
Ro9gen-G 9ts.
@erfP-go. 9, so ste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20

Bsr Eele9rapb.) 10. april 1856.
Wet,eu-Riluaufee. gfc.2 919biS944 GtS.
Safer-334 bis 3s4 @tS. 1889 bis a sSbite.
@elf6tprn -gem. 10. 43 bis 40 @Is.
Sbweineteii6 -s9.50 bis 1000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
9eIdGitsbriefe erbalteH BON folgenSen
Berionen bonn IA. april bis
aim 10. Qpril incl.
WG&enfliue 8rieaifie.
gto. 2.
Pubuuue, ben 10. Qpril 1885,

Dubuque, ben 10. Npril 1856.
I'm ueIdsr ole griefs ~ansessist fub. psIds pom IL.
apti( bis ,um 10. apriI In Der btsfstu Bofioffee anSts
tonlmsn unb uidt abssbolt pOrOsn limb.
Beef glu9uit 9attner SSacob
GerI6 +. s.. 9uiti Sbeobore
gdemt er9 ulri6 Wtpers Senrp
@au @sor9 (2) Mesfint Sobn
Sofimann @rnit () Yutt annie (2)
Rmubien Better Yerriou genst.
Rleinle Waria Spanion u.
S6mibt Sames.
plam prseHs nidt. psnn man nod Sri,fsn aui bisier
Elite ,rost. gu %bsmsrt,n. bab 4. anss5stst fnS. une bic
Ruumsr Der Srishihs a~nsussbtn.
W. Ha. Gam, gotm,ih,T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
CT. Sonia marftbertGt.

Ber Eelesrapb.D 10. @prtl 1856
So ei3en-rotber. geo. Q. Sc Gts.
W eli6torn-33t bis 335 @tS.
6arer-29t @ts
RoQqen-60 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
Qr6itecten.

TriboIin seer uub @uibo Bed,
9lr6itecten uuS Guperintenbenten. S6ulen
uub 6irdeu cine SpeciaIitGt. G9te Strabe,
spiideu Soma II. @lap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
Wie Is iid jcBt ~b,rausheat, finb bic

9erluite Bel benz 5euer, baS Ga groHs
tirSlid beimiudte, bod ni9t 70 sroB ses
weien, ais man annabm. Ra9 gsnausr
5eifitelung i9rumpften bic 8erIuite auf
S562, 900 3uiammsn, benz aasrbinss nur
elm gerii@erunssbetras BON $50, 900 &c,
seniberfebt. aber trOtbem nod pisI gu
pieI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
Stadt 4 Ameeaena.

Entered at the pOstoflice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at ~SecOnd-clasS rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
9ritter
Sritter
jd6rfi6er YerRartf
ala auf,nranmer
bel
8erthem 4 gehier,
Leaders of Popular Prices.

Sa mir am is. Tebrttar unier Suuentar
ouinebmen unS su benz 3ped unier Baarenlas
oer iopiel ais mD9li6 uerminbern mo9ten, wol=
len mir ale @aaren bes @el6Gftes I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
Jun Sofpreife

0~vV c
perfaufen.
Ganer. unb &inber. MGntsl, ssiiridte !Saus
ben, goa'S uno SlaEeQ NOde, woleneS unb
SlaneQ llnterSeis wiro nod unter Sois
p E / 8 %pertarft.
sinbermGntel merbeu iebt fir 2 unb B Doll
lars p%ertauft, bic friber 80, $50, 400, 500
un6 800 ~toiteter.
Concentrated, Die fir SO unb $12 gu baben
pareu, ~piieriren mir fIr $3.50.
Sauben fir NtGo6en fir 25 un6 so Gents,
bic SO @ts., rs @ts un6 $1.O0 toitsten.
llnterrOde, bic $1.00 %foiteten, iino 81 baber
fir IS @ts ; Die $3.50 ~foiteten. fir 98 9ts.;
Die ST.: uub $500 %toiteten, fir S1.10; bic
$s.25, $50 uno $500 ~foitetcn iitr Sf.S5.
Ger bette 1lanea fir 8Dfe uou allen Muitern
1T pou 40 Cts. oui 25 @tS. berdb9eiest woroen.
S6mereS l3eu9 iIr unterrode 2 Gts., aIoere
@ei6Gitc ior0ern 10 Gents.
Sebr gutes 3eu9 fir unterrode ) Gts. rpertb
z Gts. Ger bette s @tS. Cotton Slanel in Der
Staot 1T 3 Gts. 5wiQif liir Sanotil6er4 Cts.
Mot6es Galeltu6, beiien 6urbe 9arantirt III,
erbGlt man fir % Gts., itatt40 SIS.
Teuti6er, iuoi9oblarer @attuu Galteo 10
@ts., Der 9epobnlihe Ireis 1T Is Cts.
Sefs QfIrO idwere Settbeden (comforters)
SO @tS., re9elmGBi9er Ireis % @ts,
Giele Der aqerbelteu gettoefen [comfortersl
fir IS Gts., Sl.1O, Sf.35, re9elmGBiSe
Yreiie $1.25, $3.50 unb $1.75.
gSoncne 9e6en ,tnter &ofpreis.
SbatplS fur tpeniser ais SotpretS.
Sieie g2aorcu miiisn p~srtauft meroen, INN
Naum fiir Nriiblin9ss lillo Somnermadren Si
MAIDEN. gSir tounel ni6t oue 8aoren bier
| aniibren: bod sic wieu n, 10 ir balten
i'm NJ M I, n a 8 nj peripre6 en-.
Oils cine beionbere Gunlt fir bic 9eier bieIes
glattes moQen mir ibuen, ouber bieIen reinen
@emiunen, wenn ie tir $1,000 Naarsn %taufeu,
10 garbS Calico frei in ben Sauf seben. Milo
SSbr babt bic Gdbl zines guten @alico: Sleibes
gang umionit bel Guren Sreunben
Bsrdjr,m 4 Sbier,
No EeS mo{uffroEe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
Colonial u. anbere Waaren,
"a ptr1nfe fc.
Se,ps9nrs Ysarftrert6t.

Bleirfltnernl,. .....,........ Jaw
5infmineroib laek-ia Jack, dry boonel S.OO-lO.OO
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-07-28
With Cotton a! Eight ad a Half Cent?, PAN
Crops and Bad Prices
WHAT SHALL BE DONEe
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. |, 1S85

RALEIGH, n. c., Feb. l, 1881
The situation of our Farmers, and
more especially of those in the Eastaru
Counties, is a serious one. With COTTON
at 81 cents and everything else in t%a
same proportion, it is doubtful wbetbns
our people can make cotton at al
with the old method. Thousands ~f
thoughtful men all through tba
South are considering earnestly fiji.
question: WHAT SHALL BE DONF9
With prices of their products way down
and the prices of all they buy not re.
duced in the same proportion. what
shall be done to feed the family, huv
clothes and send the children to school
during this New Year? All this tima
sensible men are cutting down every ev.
pense and resolving that they will make
more at home. Milk, meat, vegetables
must be made in larger quantities and
groceries saved corn, oats and grass
must be provided for the horses. COWS
and hogs. High-priced fertilizers and eve.
ry extra thing are entirely out of the
question. The wise man will buy the
cheapest and best ingredients only and
make fertilizers at home this year.
AT this time, THE NORTH CARROLL
MA PHOSPHATE COMPANY, an ex.
clusively North Carolina Company, work.
ing nothing but North Carolina material.
wants to inform the prudent men lust
described how they can help.themselves
and help a home enterprise by buying
LINE PHOSPHATE, the cheapest Pho.
plate ever sold in North Carolina. Its
to the interest Of every farmer in North
Carolina to write to the NORTH CARO-.
LIMA PHOSPHATE COMPANY at
Raleigh. n. c., and learn how to save
money and make a good fertilizer that
will make a good crop at a very low
price.
1-3ms.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-07-28
THE PROGRESSIVE E FARMER. JULY %, 1886

Of ground allspice, cinnamon and
cloves, and half a grated nutmeg.
Beat all these together for fifteen
minutes, then add, very gradually,
one cup Of sweet milk, then flour
enough to make as stiff as pound
cake, to which has been added three
heaping teaspoonfuls of Royal Bak-
ing Powder. Then add a cup OF
seedless r~aisins, the same of currants
all rolled in -four, and halfa pound
Of finely-cut citron. Then add half
a cup of brandy, and lastly the
whites of five eggs, beaten to a stiff
froth. Butter the pudding dish well,
and steam FIVE hours. To be eaten
with hard and wine sauce. These
buildings, like rich fruit cake, will
keep indefinitely. Many English
kitchens have scores Of them hung
overhead, tied in thick paper bags.
They can be readily steamed and
+ then even superior to those
freshly made. The above rule is
only of moderate richness.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-07-28
WHEN TO JUDGE WOMEN.

A bachelor, writing to the Pail
Mall Gazette, thinks the best hour to
Judge a woman is in the morning.
"What is the most favorable time to
zee a woman in order to compose a
character synopsis?" Decidedly, |
think, at breakfast and during the
forenoon. AS a general rule, if she
looks we'll then she is in good
health; if she dresses neatly then
she is tidy, and if she is full Of pro
jects for a mornings work and exc
cutes a reasonable number, she
possesses mental activity and bodily
energy. Beware of the young
woman who complains Of being cold
in the morning, who looks sickly,
who comes down late, who appears
to have dressed hastily, who lam
cuisines a whole forenoon over a
couple of letters to an absent sister,
or school fellow. No matter how
bright and animated she may appear
further on, avoid her. Lead her not
to suburban villa; engage no matri-
monial apartments. She will not
make a good wife. She will be a
bore and a slattern.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-07-28
BREAKFAST DISH.

An excellent dish for breakfast is
made of six eggs. and three table
spoonfuls of ham chopped very fine;
beat the eggs, and, after melting a
lump Of butter in the frying-pan,
drop the eggs into it and stir the
ham in the ham has, of course, been
cooked, either fried or boiled; season
with pepper. This is a good way to
use up pieces of meat that are left
from dinner.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-07-28

1 stood on the bridge at midnight,
The clock was striking the hour, =
And the moon rose over the city a@
Behind the dark church tower,
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-07-28

Over $4,000 head of horses
have been imported into England
in the past ten years.
Peat is extensively used on tt Q
Northern Railway of Russia for fue's
Machines for turning out 10000
bricks daily are made at Moscow.
1t is expected that natural gas
will be introduced into Toledo by
September L. 1t will come from
Findlay, which is 40 miles distant.
"A COW calving in the fall, if
properly fed and cared for, will
bring more profit in a year than if
she calves in May, ifmilk and butter
are to be sold.
There are fewer cattle in pro-
portion to the population of the
country than there were thirty-ive
years ago. But the average weight
has been largely increased.
At a recent New York dog show
there was a magnificent St. Bernard
said to be valued at 500 DOC. Hewas
under three years Of age, butweighed
nearly 200 pounds, and had won1OO
prizes. v},aasasFs2 aap x.a,asH
Tea was sold in England in
1860 for sixty shillings a pound.
This, considering the value ofmoney,
was about twelve times as much as
is paid now for a pound of the same
commodity.
The practice of saluting ladies
with a kiss was once very general.
The celebrated "kissing comfits''
were sugar plums, once extensively
used by fashionable people to make
their breath sweet.
England buys $19,252,S84 out
of the $40, 8O5 1874 worth Of the bacon
W. export ;of hams, $780, $50 worth
out of the $3,231,5O9 nearly half Of
the $3,462,538 Of pork, and about
n third of our surplus lard.
A chicken man, finding aduck's
egg had fallen out Of the nest and a
hole had been punctured in the side,
sealed it up with a 2-cent stamp,
stolen from his wife's drawer. That
was extravaganza. A 1-cent stamp
would have done as well. But the
egg Matched a lively duckling.
Warm water is now supplied at
the rate Of $4,000 gallons per day
at Pesth from an artesan we'll said
to be about 5000 feet deep, and the
deepest in the world. The temper
allure of the water is 161 degrees,
but the work is to be continued until
the temperature reaches 179 degrees.
1t is expected that the supply will
also then be ample for all the wants
of the city.
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[ stood on the bridge at midnight,
The clock was striking the hour,
And the moon rose over the city a@2
Behind the dark church tower,
Among the long black raffers,
The wavering shadows lay
And the current that came from theocean
Seemed to lift and bear them away,
As sweeping, eddying through them,
Rose the belated tide,
And streaming into the moonlight
The seaweed fioated wide,
And, like those waters rushing Z i0&
Among the wooden piers, s"1sa>
A flood Of thoughts came DER me
That filled my eyes with tears.
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How often oh, how often, 49, nav Il
In days that had gone by,
l had stood on that bridge at midnight,
And gazed on that wave and sky,
How often! oh, how often,
| had wished that the ebbing tide
Would bear me away on its bosom,
Ger the ocean wild and wide,
For my heart was hot and restless,
And my life was full of care;
And the burden laid upon me
Seemed greater than / could bear,
But now it has fallen from me,
1t lies buried in the sea;
And the only sorrow of others
Throws a shadow over me,
And I think how many thousands
Of aforementioned men,
Each bearing his burden of sorrows,
Have crossed the bridge since then,
Forever and forever,
As long as the river flows,
AS long as the heart has passions, ! 81
As long as life has woes,
The moon and its broken reflection,
And its shadows shall appear,
AS the symbol of love in Heaven,
And its wavering image here,
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8onsehold.
TELEGRAPH CAKE.

One cup sugar, n and one-half
of -four, two eggs, four large. spoon
fuls of water, n teaspoonfnl ofbut-
ter, one of cream tartar, one-half of
soda, a little lemon.
Two cupfuls of sugar, n cupful
butter, two eggs, one cupful sour
milk, two teaspoonfuls soda, nine
cupfuls -four. Season with .caraway
or mace. Beef suet maybe substi-
tuted for butter.
BAKED INDIAN PUDDING.
One quart Of milk, boiling; sift
in meal to make a thick batter, and
one handful of flour. Before the milk
boils put in n cup of molasses, one
teasponfnl of salt and one teaspoon
full of ginger. Remove from fire and
add two quarts cold milk and rails
ms. Bake three hours.
TOMATO SOUP.
To one pint of canned tomatoes or
four large raw ones cut up fine, add
one quart of boiling water and let
them boil till done; then add nearly
a teaspoonful of soda when it foams
up add one pint Of sweet milk, pep
per and butter or n cup of sweet
e instead of butter, a few crack
ers rolled fine, and serve.
GREEN CORN FRITTERs.
Cut through the centre of each
row of kernels, then press out the
centre pulp with the back of the
knife. Beat two eggs thoroughly,
and add to them a heaping salt
spoonful Of salt, a pinch of cayenne,
one pint Of corn pulp and flour
enough to make a moderately stiff
batter. Drop the batter in smoking
hot fat by tablspoonfuls, and brown
them evenly.
SUMNER SQUASH.
Cut the squash'in quarters, remove
the seeds and skin, cover with sailed
boiling water and boil until done.
When cooked, mash the squash and
add an ounce of butter for each small
one. Moisten with gravy or broth
and put in little pans or dishes;
cover with bread crumbs, place tiny
bits of butter On the top and bake
a delicate brown in a brisk wen.
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One cup sugar, one and one-half
of flour, two eggs, four large spoon
fuls of water, one teaspoonfnl ofbut-
ter, one of cream tartar, one-half of
soda, a little lemon.
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COOKIES.

Two cupfuls of sugar, one cupful
butter, two eggs, one cupfui sour
milk, two teaspoonfuls soda, nine
cupfuls -four. Season with ,caraway
or mace. Beef suet L maybe substi-
tinted fa. huttar
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goetry.
THE BRIDGE.

LONGFELLOW.