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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-01-29

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vyaitA pspss svtm pIetehAt
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svoIesl ten den ~ A. sebAla
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htas, fsmakfsl 4 demag6g nel
hof'fia dfahu, ktert lsho Gar
fstief fr9an pFa s8ftsai plat
70 h'hsovai = Ton samf pfllmal
y Wasoaf tamas shleldt pro
keitteu y Yes pro dibua
boa lhata fsbf8yirabii sgo.
leo shovu Don Cameron View
Y5fka ilmfos c5hklife ' can
hoflitas nasatmA d1sud yolfflns
2 u piatlo, fop na mist9 demo.
kfata bfnam aarefsi Karp
lint zub Vanao, dom. W. Florl.
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yor rep.
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mult ltioh hAktert opravy ny.
nAiliho zkkoba palanlblho, kte.
fsl nopgehybuh v AbSmovh5
aobyAlony b0dou. Atktort
pods,stafeh smsn jsou hAsIoduIf.
d obmsSujg 30 las, "a ktery
moiho nhbradu 20 poruioni pa,
ioetu poiAdoyatL "a doaud,
kdyi kdo asloval xa porugcsi
patcnta, mobl poiadovatI nAhra.
da ~ sEaoka lota, po ktort pa,
tott raion byl ysak do noydho
nStanoVoni mozno pouso IN ttyry
roxy pfojohAzojIci deu zapototf
obisloby nhhradu poiadoyati.
Nhbrada ma 30 jinym zpdsobom
NOD dosud pstaboyovati. Al dosud
usianoYovaia 40 ndhrada dIo to.
bo, jskf prospsgb hsjovoIshSho
pouaigvni pstcntu vyplynuI. Dlo
novdho astanovcni md 80 platiti
icn takovh ndbrada, iako plati
maiitcll patcntu jini vyrabitclS,
ktefi patoutu eho pouiivaji q
acb sond u porota rozhojno o
vSscc nhhrady. DaIc pFodplsujo
novy shkon, ably maiitol5 palon.
Ia platili 5000 rodn6 prlva
syoho po pryni 4 roxy u $4,000
rotn6 po nasIedujfoich 0 lot o
pakli opomcnou TAX utinit, budou
povaaoyhny patcnty jcjich "a
prosle komisaf aostavi ka2do-
rotn6 soznsm tgkovfch. Nejdfs
lctit6IA pro obtany atatu Iowa a
Minnesota jest dodatok, utinsny
Cd scnatora Window Minnesos
ty, 10 kdo osoba nsktcra koupila
patentovang ptcdmst cd nooprav.
n6n6ho prodavaco jon pro ovou
pottcbn tody narok ma nAhradu
mdto jen maIy bSti, kdyl mattel
patentu budo osobu takovou 10.
lovat, must n6sti sam itraty soud-
uf, kdyz ncbudc rozsudok znfti
mn vice noz 20 dolar6. Timto
dodatkom u6in6n bude konoo zlo.
d6jskemu vydirauf maiotnik6 pa,
tontu nv narazon6 studna ktoh
ve vtso imcnovanyeh statooh cd
osadnikb po 5s 10 dolaroch staA
tisioo vyzdfmali. A6 oprayy tys
to jsou potfcbnS, pfccc ncpame
10 Ea doatatetn6 k gabrhr emf mo.
nopolH spiknutf k vydirAni OBJ.
SHnstva neb ntlatovani vynalez.
co. Videli by jsmc radsji, kdyby
byl prosel zhkon, mimi by pti
mirndm pcplatku dovoleno bylo
katd3mu, patcntovany ptednst
vyrs5sti. PAX byl by mopopol
nemo9nfm.
= Dnc 22. t. m. dosla do Fort
Robinson Eprhvu, 10 EbSvajici
hrstka vndornsch Cbeycnnd jest
konotns bud pobita, bud rajmuta.
Uprohli & opovneni svych q dno
"a. 10 pod volcnim plukovnika
Evanse vojsko stfhalo po stopc
vodoaol her, Pfillo 80 konet-
NJ k nskolixa nAvraim, kde byli
Ease divogi velmi pevns ohraleni.
Col. Evans vsda, 10 mu v noei
utekou opet, noroxpakoval 80
dlouho a uSinil ma re 6tok prud.
kf. 10 10 vyhnal = ohrady icjioh,
kayi byl sam telo sctniny sto.
le, Stratil kone pod sebou. lndi.
Ans dali 80 Y dtok, = sioo ne, ak
yoiini oSekkvali ku pFedu, ntbri
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-01-29
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1879-01-29
III B USE.

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skytIi plHgiltpatl raopat'itl Il
Ishfa = layts zallmayteh khsh
tskjeb otjsdhaii tsmo Iesas gp8'
: rLsuta k6lh aiIbaii" vydhsa,
h}eh, ktera Pistplasitolhm, hte'
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poskytnome ~ eeha Ievnou,poan
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
FfEtD AND FIREsiDE.
Acreage Required for a Cow.

How much laud' is required for the sup
port of cow This question depends for
an answer SO much on circumstances of the
soil as not to admit of very definite answer
In dairy composition in Jefferson county,
N. Y. in 1857, the first prize dairy, of six
teen COWS, was kept on thirty acres of land !;
tho second premium dairy, of eighteen cows,
On sixty acres tho third dairy, of thirteen
COWS, on thirty acres; the fourth, of twenty
nine cows, on fifty five acres; the fifth, of
twenty>eight cows, on ninety>ivo acres of
land. Mr.. Schulz, of Little Fails, n. Y,
estimates the land in pasturagc and hay re-
fuisite for the support of COW, three acres;
and this is the estimate of Mr.. Darlington
for moderately good dairy farms in England.
In Belgium, ten acres support two COWS, one
heifer, and one yeasliug or calf; but when
the calves arc sold off young, and cows in
full milk only arc kept, the portion is two
cows to seven and one-half acres. Colman
estimates three acres of pasture requisite
for cow in Berkshire county, Mass, while
in some towns two acres of pasturagc are
sufficient. Mr.. harrington in tho report of
tho American Dairymens Association, thinks
that, on the average, four acres arc required
per COW for summer and winter keep; while
mir. y. n. Willard thinks that, in IIcrkimer
county, N. Y, one and one>half or two acres
of pasture per COW will answer, and, in some
exceptional cases, one aore.
Scientific Fdrn1cr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
BLACK OAK BARIN,

T WILL buy GOD BLACK OAK BARK that il
/ properly taken and cured according TO the fol
lowing directions, snd PAY CASH for it, at the
OF FIVE DOLLARS PER CORD OF l2S feet
measurement. delivered at my mills in Winches
ter. Va, and -Four Dollars cars at any point n
the B. & o. Railroad from Hancock to Staunton !;
but the care must be carefully and closely piled and
filed ulI-all that can be gotten in then-iu order
to save freight and carriage here, which are much
per car, VIII ether the tains much or little.
DIREc-ioSs.-CO mmence aking the Bark
it will peel well-run freey-And be sure TO take
the bark from the upper part of the tree and imbs
for the young bark is more Aeshy and better than
the old bark which ia mostl rose: the bark should
not be broken up too much. md must be OF
age thickness as the heavy butt bark by tse!f will
not be bought full price. The outside Of the Bark
must always be kept mp. good way is to rest
end on the log, with outside up, which will pre-
vent its curling; also protect the INSIDE from the
weather. which being the part used, must be Ike ut
6riSA and not allo wed to get wet or mould. which
Injuries its strength and color, the all important
parts.
The Dark must not be brought In until cured
enough TO stack up closely nor when vet or damp
for it will not keeP-as VIC have to vile it heI re-
ceived- GERMAN SMITH.
Winchester. Va. March 4, 1s79-4m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

SUNFLowEns.-The suufowcr is not con-
sidered delicate flower, yet it cannot be
called homely-if looked at far enough off.
1t is serious plant,als and evidently adap-
ted by nature for particular purpose. 1t
constantly turns its immense flower head to
the sun, and its hairy leaves draw strongly
of the moisture Of tho earth. 1t is undOubt>
eddy q great absorber of malaria and puri>
fer of the atmosphere, fully as much So we
think, area for area, as the much vauutcd
eucalyptus, aud therefore worthy to be
planted in malarious districts. Tho seed is
valuable as food for fowls in winter, and also
for the oil thoy yield. Thus they may prove
q paying crop. We do not advise planting
sunaowers in flower garden or on a lawn,
bat planted between stagnant marshes and
the house, its value is not merely theoreti-
cal; planted about the house in districts sub.
jected to fever and egro-and all newly set
tied countries are more or less so-it may
prevent the recurrence Of this disease. At
all events, they can do no harm and may do
good, and their bright golden heads are not
BY any means honaelyt objeots,as seen against
the landscape.-Nc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

TIE CULTIVATION OF GRApEs.-It is a
fact, well known. by experienced grape grow
ora, that rich and highly manfred land rare
ly produces grape that is rich in tasto or
will d.ashigh quality; ofwi The grape
that produces the most saccharino will make
the best wine, and i. is we'll known that the
different varieties differ wide in the proper
tion of sugar. In Italy and Sicily the very
finest and sweetest grapes grow on the rocky
rubbish of VOLCANOES, and those that grow in
loose, rocky soils, or along hillside covers
are often the best. These facts ought to
teach us not to select the richest soils, nor to
stuff them with barnyard manure for the
grape. Gsapeeincs seldom need any manure
except ashes, lime and bones, if the soil is
thoroughly pul7erized. and cultivated, aad all
the weeds and grasses near the vines kept out
One of the most fruitful causes of mildcw
and rot is the application of too much manure
to the growing viue.-Er.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

I 1GHT & MITCHELL have just received a large
IL stock OF Extracts Ctor the ia ndkerchief) New
Mowr Hay, Jockey Club, Violet, Ess- Bouquet and
Musk also have Lubins < Cowdray's Violet Pow
der for the Toilet.
[TLAvORING EXTRACTS.--Lcmon, Vanilla,
L Strawberry, ROsc, Pine Apple and Peach
Sold by LIGHT 4 MITCHELL.
i LIGHT < MITCHELL.
TOBACCO and Cigars, chest in town] sold by
L LIGHT S, MITCHELL.
We also have stock of Paints. Oils, TurPen-
tines and Varuishes. which otfcr very Cheap
for the CASH and reasonable credit.
May I, ISIS. LIGHT s MITCHELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

SwELnED. LEGS IN HoRsEs-Partial or
local debility is generally the cause of horses
legs swelling over night in the stable
When swelled legs occur in horse that is
thin and impoverished, debility must bo
counterncted to promote a cure, by feeding
somewhat literally. It is aided also by Civ
ing tonics, such as half a drachm of powdered
suIphate of iron, and two drachms Of pow
dered: gentian root, mixed in the. food once
daily. Smart hand rubbing and bandaging
should be- employed, for which purpose,
strong wooden. cloths Of aoy kind may be
made use of, but flannel forms the best band
age, when evenly and firmly applied by means
of roller four yards in length and four
inches in breadth, applied every evening
Its application should always be preceded by
smart friction of the limbs, and instead of
fastening them with strings it is better to use
ssrong pins,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
PoE TIcAl.
SWEET BY AND BY.
nY MSS G. Kour.

BY MISS c. RoUr.
en- tho sweet by and BY" and the maideu's
Rose sweet and clear on the Summer air,
Tho woodlands echoed the joyful strains.
That came fiom young heart unburdencd
with care,
Thoughtlessly the hailowed words fell from her
As she bIithely sang them all the day long!
Oh that life was one frightened by sunshine
and flowers
No trouble to mar tho beautiful song.
"In the sweet by and by" sang tho hayward
hoy.
Tho words onco lispcd at a dear mothers
knee
Now thick and slow in drunken hall.
Arc sung in way hea rtrend:hg to sec,
All! they little know what thcy sing tonight.
Tho words sung by Saints and mothers truc
Tremble as thcy fall from crime-staincd lips,
Cod help them. they know not what they do
''In the sweet by and by" softly now
The voice of the widow is bourne the air,
Weary with toll and battle for bread,
Tho tender words breathe out 4 widows
PRAYER,
Lips aged and trembling again,
Lips pale with death and fast dinlming eye,
Der the bier of 4 loved one trustinrlY say
81 shall meet you again, in the sweet by and
by
Joyfully our chorus all over the land,
Join in one to watt its sweet notes on high,
Angels lend near to catch the last strain.
And heavens domes echo the "sweet by and
by
'.In the sweet by and by" Those comforting
words!
God bless them? Oh. Christians ne'er let them
die!
For We hope to join that celestial! tbrODg,
And sing at his foet in the Fswcct by and by
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

7NOBBIN's Electric Silver Polish ia composed of
~ the finest and best irgredisnts known TOR
polishing Silver. Gold PLACED Ware, Jewelry,
Glass, SC, equal to new. 70 be had at
QUIGLEY's DRUG STORE.
March IS. 1870 Harper's Ferry.
SToVE Polish, only Ten Gents bottle. at
- QUIGLEY'S DRUG STORE,
March IS, 1879. Harper's Ferry.
TTROMER'S Hair Dye, the best in use, only sue.
QUiG LEY's DRUG STORE.
March IS 1879 Harper's Ferry.
4 LARGE Stock OF Lamps and Lamp Fixtures
N not wishing to carry them over to next sea-
QUIGLEY'S DRUHsToRE,
March Is. 1879 narper's Ferry.
A RNoLD's Iuks-Cores- only five cents a
4 n O''''' VIC q Qu IL DRUG STORE.
March is. 1879. IIarpcr's Ferry.
r. and Straw berry. in bulk and bottle; Cox 4
Nelson's Gclatae. and Sea Moss Farine, all fresh
and pure. Just received and for sale Mt
March is. 1879. narprr's Ferry.
HARRISON BROS Warranted puro) Ready
IL Mixed Paints, as low any frst.class goods
TJIABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, fn a,,I os-
soItment just received and for -, sale a, latest
TRIPLE Plated Silver spoons aod FOX. for
4 FINE ASSORTMENT Of waters. Tea Ts> T Fra;
"a SC. for sale at reduced prices. by
November 5, ISIS. HORACE BEALL.
lust RECEIVED have just received nice
y assortmen; OF Wooden Buckets, Tube. Wash
living profit. JOSEPH II. EASTERDAY.
Next door 20 National Bank.
March %, 1879.
no KEGS Wheeling Nails. and IS kegs of
wv Horse Shoes, just received aud for .nlc.
March 25 1870. DUKE L GALLAHER.
NJ EW York Early Rose Seed Potatoes for sale.
~ March %. DUKE i GALLABER
A FULL stock of Hardware and other goods in
IA our line just received.
March %. 1879 DUKE & C ALLAuER
TRACE CHAINS. Horfe Collars. &c.
March S5 1879. DUKE & GALLAHER.
I ANDRETH'S and CrossmRn's Fresh Garden
IL Seed, for sale by HORACE BEALL.
pEANs and HONlNY, for saio very cheer by
ID Jan II, 1879 SIS DALGARS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

- moth destroying tincture is mado as
follows: One ounce of gum camphor, aud
one ounce powdered shell of red pepper arc
nacerated in eight OUNCES of strong alcohol
for seven days and then strained. With this
sinctnre the furs or cloths are sprinkled over
and rolled up in sheets. This remedy is
used in Russia under the name of "Chincso
tipcture for moths" and is found very efIec-
tive.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

BY coating the top Of the lower crust
Of pies with the white of an egg it will alb
sorb no moisture from the fruit or custard
and will come out of the oven crisp, and will
semain so.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
NJ EcH GAL.
Carpenter and Builder.
- IaEarn i,I nnrr

CONTINUES the vigorous prosecution OF h
" avocation as Carpenter and Builder, and wi
take orders for work nd execute the came prompt
ly and satisfactorily His experience s such that
he can guarantee perfect Workmanship, and his
prices will coupsre favorabIy with the most
reasonable. Those desiring to build should give
him a call.
Apri 90, 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
TO THE PUBLIC.
pERsoNs in wan. of ar..-el...
u III M u q

= u NJ II -
can have them made BY calling ON IN. under.
signed. AnPunps made by me tbs do not apsu.,
hrst rate purpose. I'll make charge for Tho
improvement that have pot on the old Log Pun,p
leads mo to say: il a Pump make does not work
htst'cIAss' or excel other Pumps.i will make no
PIPE BORING DONE TO ORDER.
PUMPS REPAIRED in the best manner.
Moderate charges md terms to suit the timer
All letters addressed to me at CharIestovn J,fsr-
atten tion TtIOs 40 tcas ""
MAY 2s. ls7S-Ix HNO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
NoTLCD.

HAVING completed my contracts abroad which
L have occupied my sole attention for nearly
year past, am now prepa red for orders in all the
departments of House Building. Address me at
Chnrlestown. J. c. HOLMES.
September 10, 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
TEINIL RIIICCEHI RLl1lII

Parsons Pnrgative pills mako New Rich
Blood, and will completely change the blood in tho
entire system in three months. ANY person who
be restored to sound health, If such thing be pos
sibia. Sent by mail for s letter stamps S.
JOHNSON & CO., Bangor. Me. Mny6-Iw.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
NEW PT,ASTER MILL.

Is living our new Stce m Plaster Mil in fu Il op
/ ] GRAFTON, ne oaer a first rate lot of Finely
ErOund Plaster, at lower rates than has been sold
hero for many years. LlPPiTr & co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
TO STOCK RAISERs.

ence In the geIding of stock, ofers his ptofss.
sioHal services q the Stock Raissrs OF Jeffer,on
and adJ ming Coun ties. Prlfn i,ng tn the .1-
attention to diseases in horses. Also has a patent
An'i-hooIer. which he will apply tOHogs. Letters
viii receive prompt attention. Terms reasonable
Feb. ID, 1877. JOHN " sCHAEFFFR
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
WANTED.

A WHITE MAN AND WIFE, without chill
n dren. Man to do farm work, have
ku0wledce of attending garden and horses; and
wife to cook. wash and iron. To such persons
liberal wages and permanent home. Apply at
Feb. IS, 1879 If. SPIRIT OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
H0UsE-PAINTING, PAPERING. &C.

THE undersigned respectfully inform. the pub
L lie that he will execute promptly, in good
style and we'll,
HOUSE PAINTING, PAPERING, GLAZING,
and all things pertaining to his avocation, upon
easv terms and reason able charges. Will re-Var-
nieh Furniture, and for this purpose, if desired,
will go to homes of patrons in town or country.
WIN. w. JOHNSON.
Chnrlestnrn. Deco rnhcr | l. lS17-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

NATURES you are sufer-
II ing from nyspepsia. Combination OF the
BoEels, Billiousnsss. Sick HeAdscb, or anything
arising from diseased liver. get a bottle of Ger
man Bitter wHter-frcrn one of the Celebrated
Springs in Germspv- To be had at
QUIGLEY's DRUG STORE. Harper's Ferry.
GNASADIAS CASTLE soAP-far sup.r;o, 10
~ the White and Red Notified and at much Iess
price. Try 1t once. and you will never use any
QUIGLEY's DRUG STORE.
APtit 10, 49,. HarPer's Ferry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
HATS AND CASSIMERES.
DITCHfNu AND EACAYATING.

FTNHE undersigned still offers his services as n
competent workman in the above line
DItchinE and Excavating of all kinds under
taken at moderate rates. and faithfully ex-
ecuted. Orders left at residence. on West Con-
gress ST.. Will receive prOmnt attention.
February 4, IS79-3n.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27
HARNESS, SADDLES AND BRIDES,
MANUFACTURED OR REpAlRED.

DIT Charlcst0rm, jefferson County, Virginia.
TyNHE und orsigncd respectful announc- ca
J. es to the citizens of Charlestown ana FSSGA
vicinity, that be is constantly making and
HARNESS, SADDLES, ERtDLES, HALTERS,
Sc, in the most durable manner, and the most
modern style Of work man ship, and at short notice
iteelf. All flask is share fthe public patronage.
0TCall upon me a my establishments on Mar
ket-Rouse Square.
HENRY D. MIDDLEKAUFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-05-27

DKUNEs. DrIed Com HOmiIy. B.sn.- D,I,d
Apples and Peaches. PICK les and Canned To-
mHtTe.' lower than ever, just received and tor
Isn ~ 80 ,s-o 8. S. DALGARs.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-10
Dominion Crop Reports.

TORONTO, July 9.-The Globe publishes
crop reports from all parts of the dominion,
including Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edwards
Island and New Foundland. About five
hundred places heard from; spring wheat
now promises to be slightly below the average,
but with two or three weeks dry, hot weather
it may furnish nearly an average yield. The
average of fall wheat is eleven per cent.
above the average crop. Barley will be an
average crop. The oat crop, both as regards
quality and area, is considerably above the
average. Peas an average crop. Area in
corn about as usual, but its condition is
worst of all, owing to the backwardness of
the season and the frequent cold snaps. Hay
seems to have the widest range this year, be-
tween goodness and badness; the average
condition of the whole is three per cent.
above, and wherever the crop is already gath
cred it is spoken of as being in first class
order. Rye is an insignificant crop and four
per cent. below the average. Apples promise
twenty per cent. below the average. The
condition of other fruits is about four per
cent. below the average. There will ev-
identity be- great crop of potatoes unless
rot sets in. The average is seven per cent.
above. A universally great area has been
planted. al
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-10

on the walls Of the palace of justice threat
ening the life Of the king il he ratified the
bill recently passed by the Belgian par!ia-
ment, depriving tho clergy of control of ele-
mentary education.
T1RNovA, July 8.-Prince Alexander has
arrived. His reception was one of indie
scribable enthusiasm.
MADRID, July SIN the chamber of dep
uties to-day, the minister of foreign affairs
stated he had ordered two frigates to prepare
to support the protest of Spain against the
action of San Domingo. Senior Oastelor de-
manded the government insist upon sum-
mary punishment of the authorities of
Puerto Plata.
LONDON, July ga dispatch to the Datzy
Neacs from Rangoon says the cholera among
the British troops at Thlp etrnyo is spreading.
LONDON, July ga Berlin correspondent
of the STANDARD states it is estimated the
new tariff will realize 12O million marks
more than hitherto, half of which will be
required to cove- the receipts of individual
States, and % million for the fresh supplies
recently voted to the empire. The net
revenue of the States is thus reduced to 80
millions marks yearly.
ROME, July 9.-The Diretto announces
tnaG uegOtAtlOHb OetWeeH 0eFmRny anu Inc
vatican are likely soon to result in general
amnesty to transgressors of the May laws.
LONDON, July ga Paris dispatch to the
Standard reports that banquet was Civ en-
last night in honor of Madame Lesseps and
the Panama canal scheme.
LONDON, July 10-The Times correspond.
emit at Berlin telegraphs that soon after the
arrival of Prince Alexander in Tirnova fire
broke out near the Princes palace and de.
stroyed forty houses. Five soldiers were
killed.
PARIS, July "a correspondent of the
Times states that everything tends to show
that Prince Jerome Napoleon intends accept.
ing the position of the deceased prince i'm,
perial.