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Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14

1ortueal meo SoIcnier bar eiter Der
lioits 6olfetGlling | 1873 iJ42.024 Snei
bygaere eller neitcu 10 pot. mer'
eno I 1864. eiSlabou bapoe | 1864 CO,
10000 3ubbpaaere, | 1873 203,6Sl
Oporto | 1864 ca. 10000. ils7o l0s.S2l
iJmbal | 1864 1900 | 1873 10000.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14
Safot q.

Bismaids 6olitmrn9os CT 1858.
ganfions 34lS.
S @aIeboipjtaIst i 0anftcR sr
Der 81 Yaiisuisr. iOr bUilis uagiitcrns
til Wao % &I0ber Ct sl,17 pr. use
ior bper.
- Site Ian9t fra &allrp eitp. !
Bsit for Uareo. CT Der en- "eso" 81
MQerebe fra S~srubanen fan man, naar
Binbsn ftaar baa. tisnbs en- ubeba9e.
Iig Qugt al bsns Banb f; Der leper in
tst Spr / ben. &nosr % 8ies flbpsr
optr ben uben at bale, % man tan
lite iaa en- Sslt til at gaa lise ben I'll
oens BREEDER.
Nareo Toe SuIi.-St. Saul, Win'
usapolis & WanitOba Banen ltrees
Ra icas 2stisn til at pasiers sisnnsm
Sarso % WoOtbsuo ben til BARNES.
pilsaibslinasn. Der gnar | Noropslt Tor
8aruespius eiennsm Woorbeao % Sa''
40, for laaIsoss at fomme | 6orbtn'
belle meo @rano SORTS @Ioslin8sn,
lom 0aar lpoopu mso Ell eInls 8
Mils p%eiienior 8so &iuer 8auen, Der
saar uuosr NaOn al &ee 8lpsr NORTH
trn.
SRA SiOug Gitb fortauts, at
Wilrpautss & ct. Yaul itaar / Bs'
arsb mcb at saa iusl meo Sorlsnsel'
len al Ban,n fra Wiidtl I'll Slad
BILLS. 8ompani,tS to anore einisr al
8ausn / Satota. Safinas. @fo,linssn
o. Souibern WinusiOta. 6orlsnstllen
or beaae bortiontrabersbs iaa lan9t
p,lt iom til 5amss WIpsr.
SiOug Balls Tie Suni.-Siotlsii'Se
unosrlsatIier sisnnsm bsnne Del al
Sd at 4anbst sobtaisr. at Mult enc'
MI lite bar piit iia paa SusOsn. % at
gbindbusssn Iisslsess sr uotoleosn.
upGaterne til en- RIG Ssit psobllpsr at
bare 8unltiss.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14
WfiSiouri.

Srrnbansrcpsrisr aaar iremoelsS for
ia osrnsbs. 3orsoas Rat trangts ct
Yar maRsrsbs Wanb fa IND paa gg.
prsstoast pso 8inlbrop Citation paa
Stilcbapsbansn % p~lpnoreos GIprss.
poonen. De bapos %piitnst tentt iig
at ajsrs ct fsot 8ptts. men bet 9sle
beIpb ia Ill $3.50.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14
Srhm

Gn al De polNiomlie Sorbrbiiclisr
inottaf icrriss Seuoaa. Won bar
iiclosn Der islt Wags ii! SorbifigIu,
% bslposlis Gisuoom % Here Wsuns.
lfsliu ait ii! 0runos.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14

Sc al pore 9lbouueutcr,
ser life mooto9cr nGite go.
al "9ccorab Yoitcn" oil
mOic, at @runOcn cr Den, al
Subitriptioncn life or be
talt.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14

Oct CT en- plat umulisbso for besee
hisle monb at blipe pal9t til Be forsnebe
taters preiioent. % bet sr lissiaa umr.
list at iiebe 10 % itsplsr biQiesre
nosst anest iteo emo Dos Sapluarb. o.
busted oil ueentpipI blips titlsn paa
subper, lom prepsr paa at fonsursre
mso bam | ffofOrrstuinssn, eublfisnt
Dc ON beiteu apertertr at Be iisber %
iSlssr ubsluiisnbs fer fontant % ON
@aaren bar gi9lo at betaIe % tran.
ger peuse. Gnbpsr ueo. at 10 %
itspIsr bar p9rst loIst laust biaisersi
DteOrab / oct iioits Var snb uossninbe
ier. % naar man taasr | betrastnine,
at aIt lIass ifotsi bar saa,t Op fra 20
i'll 25 psf. / be eitlise marfeosr, iaa
pu snbDsr psriou mso iuno tornuft
ficuns. at !9lpparb's Robutif bar
siort ubllasst % brast priierns nso til
bet Iaps ltannpnnft, buor be nu CT;
lite beftominhre sr bet SappareS me.
ming enomsre at tuntroIers ifoforretnin.
gen | Dc tommenbs aar. ba ban Com
for omtaID bar lsist ben f~Orbsnparenbe
Bopts & &ilionls butif. Tom MI Ct
unoer reparation, % bpor ri. naar ben
bIipsr fGroia iial baps ben iinsite TO.
butt / belle Statsn.
On en- tort tib refer bi sitopsr iom
i1bpanlis paa bsnne tib al aarst forat
flsbt inb parer for b~efbanbelsn %
lfal ri ibcit brinse BERTH bet ftsrte op.
lag af 10 % itspler Der n~O9sniiube
bar pGrst brast til Sseorab. Heb 4.
Den af Dor biotil orebne itoforrstnin8
aater pi os til at aabne op bet ftsrfts
% insfte asiOrttment af bate, busr.
fulfsrtsr % paSlsfts. % forrettn al.
ting bsnbsrsnbe til Der resqpipsrinss.
banoslsn. % ri Pal | otnne srsn al
fcrrstnuseu iaapsl iom | TO % itspIer
allio pe.s ben srits baabe bpab
aoSs parsr % Iaps priier anaaar.
gu Ct bet then at tisbe eohe TO
% itspI.r biIlist oa ri bar nsoiat pri.
lsrne ill BET Iapeits for at reeuesre bort
cpIa0 iuoen l5ee dug. til bpiIisn tib
ri aatsr at baps port nps loiale far.
bist.
Seet ri tatier for bibtil pilt issnina
nGrer ri bet baab at pi for eitsrtieeu
lom for pto 0 rsbeliae bebanSling
oil prre litanb til at srbolee ben itore
mGnabss isanins.
s@rbsbiah.
A. w. Hayward.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14
HuSIau B..

Sra forliisllias Banter al 9anoet
ilageS Der opsr fsIsenoe 9~anosplaaer
&oepipsbOm. WisuaIt. @r9sbcpper,
Slusr. Billsr (Bnss) % e~oeI19ssnos
Wat; naar BERTH oliaa fommcr cpl.
Ssmilt 9ipttbsrit. ba lfulbe man tro.
at Ruaierne maatte baps NOT at tose
pare paa biemm,. % nrppe bnroe
pGlae en- laaban Sio til at 9ips M /
&alt meo ebiuslerne lanst inbs Miisn.
o. Ilere at be Iebsnbe rusiiite MDiler
opleiter lin 8eit / ben MnIsonina for
at aopare MOB en- iaaoau &ri9.
- Sen dinsiiis 8siouot | ct. We.
tsrsburs bar O~ifIcieIt forItret ben rms.
illis &esierins on, at BET sr itfc Obi
mas Gnlfs at baps &ri8 mse HUSBAND.
% at Bet er aloeles 8rebst no al eui.
ten, at China FuIoe baps Spcraiioner
fore psh Den rusNRe @renblt.
- SHleiells 8apporier mscoter, at
omtrent / 40 Oiitriiter oil Marsls Nv.
ling blips unber mibbeIs, 90 at bet |
mango Yroplnbl,r Ter icroslss mlsli9t
no. ) Sposn Ter bet pGrlt no, ea
Snleiterus Der uGlten bar sbelast Mlt.
- R,iiersn CT r.it til &ronitaet for
at tass i Sisipn be &rissfartsisr. iom
Iisser Der. % Storfprlt &lsgis bar
incliibet iis til Gnalanb for at beisse
ben nps s5reSat. iom netop er bpaast
Der sitsr ben rusliIis @,8ieln8s Be'
filling.
On 5emmcrhaabs paa 8Ioeen Oniep
oplsitss. % 40 Ysricner latte eipst III
pso ben MnIsening.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14
uolamoet.
SrIanb.

Giterretningerne otrfra ON Seliuo'
lI9isrne sr mt9st opmunitnoe. 8sIret
bar laalsbts p9ret bslol9t bsls 9anoel
opsr, % Y%Otetssbsiien Ter no til a
ltuls bllps riesrs, eno ben bar nGreI
no9st @ar i5eu lo47; o9iaa &Ornior'
tsrns lcbu CT aobt uobntie, iaa het
arms Gonn i BET Wlnoits for ioar iOr.
baabentlia fan poe line bstrGngte Berr
e btoTs ubtomme sno Slinlrtt bal
p9ret | be lsnsre Var.
- Ser nGres flor Srp9t for. al
8enisrns itaar bag lers al BsuGasller
n, Der / 4antsi; Oct aaar MI lac
mot. at mon9iOlois, iioli9srs tloeieot
Benbsr sTtresrsr, Og / bet Dele taet
mere % mere tilesuer ils en- militG
rilt SicIpliu.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14
Sprfiet.

agter life at lnoeoa paa. boao SCrt
iGiteIisn al BerIlnsrforisreitisn bal
a~ubefaiet. rsmllg at Hsnlerin9sn ltul
be ailtca en- Del At bet tprtlife 3sri
forum Ill Sr9tsnlano, % | Gonitau
tiuspsl CT Stsmninesu iaa aiglersnpt
berlmoo, al Oct omtrent sr en- af9iorI
Gag. at BET tommer til &ris mslleu
Be 10 Wastsr. % vi, sr iaa omtrent
lis forbersot. men urimeligt ipnes Del
pd life a. prrs, at Gnoeu oil bliut
ben. at "bsn ipee Wanb" tommer til
at Iogae iins Ben tilbUile paa bet ell.
ropGlife @sbet for after at le9s al
tomms tilllps paa ben anoen Sibs al
eunftaniiuopst Str0bet.
8anos 3prfist % 8r1tsnIano
ioretaesr 8uitnin9er, at ben aIminoe.
Iiae Msnirs i europa ipnes at bore,
al Ell BRIG msllsm BEN ipuss at bore
nunogoaeltg. Sprtlet mobllllerer ltns
S~trirstrefier % ienbsr YantierI,ibs
I'll 9SaGsrbapst, % 8refenlnno bper.
Der burii8 Sripiliae.
Gorliantirppsl 10oe Suli.--Snsiieu
Sulni Yuiha er uouGpnt til Rri1s.
miniiter / St,ost for Ssman Yaiba.
Oelaa / Stabsn oil Der blipe loretta.
get andre pistias Sorancrln9er.
Teb &%anonfebsriet er Der blspsn
bsItilt til eisbliffsIi9 9epsrancs $50, 600
&ual,r % Bomber for Nsleifanonsr.
Wsn bet oil BOG to9e en- 2 a 3 Waa.
nensr, ier oernt 8siilins tan blipe
i0rbi0.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14
WIstOniiH.

9ielge 6olfttellngtu iacr bar isl
9snbc BDtr ielambe Sol'emgn0ce %
&iIUGIt iiosn 1870.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14
Alien.

9unsusHgosu i Galbmue Tan MI
ll9ts at uGre ousr. W~araragab bar
lot lgau9 cnsntli9e Mrbeinsr. bpOruso
suinNsr bar iautt Spsisllettslis.
9abuI l2ts Suli.-SeH brittle kom.
misiGr mootO9 lieite 5reoa9 si 8rsp
TIA Nbourrnbmon &ban. bpori ban
uotaIer Ct barmt Cnite on, at Nlt
mas fomme III en- ir,bsIis Ii9jerslls
Mbourrabm0r ba, mso ii9 lite miubrs
ene tullnhe WanS Tibet % iilioes
% 6 8%anoner. SeUoiu9srne srfleter
il9 moo NbhGrrnbman o. enlfer til
Gnir 9lfub ellsr bans Seu. Nafut
&bau bar iulbt OF Illumination unb.
tossu &uolobnilsr, en- 6Orlpniu9 al
bulIts bIeu ~OpiHappst al be pcrliie
Nuthoriteter.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14

Yropritor % Siaiionsbolesr 5erser
&sisn. retire SIlbrt. aislt pse Ssoen
iornplia.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14
hin.

gn lraiitlis BssipsnbsS lnelral
iorIsosa Dag i SoroiH eOnuip, sn
Sci Manb boIbt paa al trslfe meo
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14

nos @prss CT bIspen unhertrptt, %
&oligbsb 9itnOprsttet.
De Wa9tsr, bpis Sonbslsintsr.
esisr liar liSer pso ben p~aaeaasnne
&ris msIlsm Yeru % Gbili / Spoa.
inertia. GER alter MnitrsnetIlsr for at
itanoie UltnNtliabeosrne. StatsisfrstGr
guaris bar / StripsIls til bore Sipl0.
mater | SantiosO | GbiIi % Gina i
Yern uetoIt. at Dc Sorensbs Staisr
CT pilllSe I'll at Optreoe Jon We9Isr
mslem Be to ~trieiersnos Maatsr for
at i~ltanebrinGe en- paris sSreb. Oct
autages, al Gnalanb % 5polflanb oil
aisre In 5ncfpoelie oielpsnbc / lam.
Siemsb. 9st er imibIsrtio Iioct iano.
ipnIi8t, at Dor 8esierinaS Silbub for
Sibu oiI blips mootasst al ucasn ni
Dc &lampenos. Yeru nil life mcnaioe,
at bets Gag sr baabIes. o. Gblli. lOm
elsrns oil ornstiere en- Del al BET re
pabIItanlie 3uritorium, 0ier Vaaitano
paa en- bttpotli9 DEMONSTRATING.
Decorah-posten., 1880-07-14

SDo:I mtrifa.
FRA Yaalibslia 8lIes bapes Der MI
llnonrstnlns ON. at Spitanoen | Sus.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07
California Grapes.

OF California grapes in the
vicinity ofthis city, the Concord
and other native sorts are SUI
pcrior to those produced in the
Estates" though they are sell
domseen in this market. The
Muscat of Alexandria, Black
Hamburg and other foreign
sorts. succeed we'll and are
grown chiefly for table use.
Growers have received from 1
to 2 cents per pound for these
varieties this year. The Mission
grape, introduced by the Mis-
sion Fathers many years ago, is
the variety. mainly grown for
wine. The wines are planted
about six feet apart, no stakes
are used, the main stem, which
lis kept about two feet high, sup
ports the bearing wood; they
are irrigated once in spring and
by some growers again in sum
mer. The yield is from two to
three tons to the acre. The
wine makers paid from SIS to
$40 per ton for this years crop,
which is about double the price
paid last year. Owing tothe high
prices realized this year many
new vineyards will be planted
the ensuing season. A few
years. ago grapes were SO low
that many vines were dug up,
as the growers found no profit
in them.-John S. Calkins, Los
Angeles, Cal. u
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j Z. OhAl.
Chm. Ex. Com. Tex. Stale Grang,

The CosT; OF TlLLAGE.-Oth-
er things being equal, that land
which is titled with the least ex-
pense, is the best land. 1t is
not the size. of the crop that de-
teunines the profit in farming,
but the excess of the income
over the outgo. lift costs more
to keep a corn field perfectly
clear from weeds than the value
of the increaee of the crop
caused by that culture amounts
to, then, SO far as the corn crop
is concerned, such excess OF
corn is loss. But the inhu-
ence of the care bestowed on
one crop upon those that follow
if must not be overlooked. 1t
may be the best system that
grows certain crop at loss in
order to raise succeeding ones
at a profit. The value and cost
OF tillage, in a well established
system, depends very largely on
the time and place that is done.
-Ame,ie.sn Ag1fcukfWiSf.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07

The total capacity of steel
mills at the present time
throughout the world is estima-
ted at about 100000 tons for
the years production. In the
United Kingdom there are 100
Bessemer converters built, of
which over SO are at work, and
the annual yield from these is
considered at from $4,000 to
100000 tons. The American
make is estimated at 10000,
the next largest producer being
Germany, which is considered
by many to be capable of the
greatest expansion among all
steel countries. Less than two
years ago there were Is con-
verters in Prussia working out
of the 80 built, and turning out
$4,000 tons, which was incfeas-
ed by the works in SaXony and
Palatinate to 100000; and since
the revival of trade fresh con-
verters have been put in oper-
alton. The estimate of the
French steel manufactures is
about 275,ooo tons, that of Bel
GUM, 10000, of Austria, with
81 converters, 100000, and of
Sweden and Russia, 10000.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07
TEg BOlRD Or ngbICIII EgININgR8
Notice in Probate.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff, or any Constable ofNash-
ineton County. Greeting;
rJorI h.r.,,,, ,.,,,,r,rd.d ~ c.,se.
10 ,nIs;sS.S fn- II Isass twenty S,,,,tv
-. - -. P.-,,,,.,, n I,s,xrv neevs.
uays, ~ sIe n, ne, ,,,.,H w sb;n.,
Pape, Paoi,s - ~ = :,
lon' ule iOno~nns nouSe' - Il
The STATE OF TEXAS,
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07

An Illinois farmer gives the
following as his method of
planting potatoes. He has fol-
lowed it for FIVE years and al
ways successfully.
Iselect good, medium sized
tubers, cut away the cluster of
eyes at the upper end and then
out the balance as near as pos
sible to ? eyes-or one good
strong eye will do. Ifithe pos
tatoes are strawed, after plant
ing, i plant them about one foot
apart in a row, the rows from
20 inches to ? feet apart. If
planted for cultivation, the rows
should be three feet apart, and
a piece ofpotato dropped every
IS or 20 inches: The cut side
of the tuber should always be
turned down, the eye up, They
will come up two or three days
sooner.
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A HINT TO GIRBS.-We have
always considered it an unerring
sign of innate vulgarity when
we hear ladies take particular
pains to impress US with an idea
oftheir ignorance of all domes-
tic matters, save that of sewing
lace, or weaving a net to ilcase
their delicate hands. Ladies,
by some curious kind of hocus-
pocus, have got it into their
heads that the best way to catch
a husband is to show him how
| profoundly incapable they are
of doing anything for his con-
fort. Frightening a piano into
fits, numbering the Kings
French, may be a good bait for
a certain kind of fish, but they
must be of that small kind usu-
ally found in very shallow wa
tiers. The surest way to secure
a good husband is to cultivate
those accomplishments which
make a good wife.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07

EARLY GARDENs.-Certainly
atno former period Of our states
history have the people of Tex
as been placed in a condition to
more fully appreciate the benefit
and advantages of an early gar
den, than they are at the present
time. The scarcity that now
prevails in the line Of vegetables
and in many instances the neces-
saries of life-occasioned by the
long and disastrous drouth of
last year will doubtless stimulate
early, prompt and efficient ac-
ton among our people, and
farmers especially, in this direc-
ton. The abundant rains that
have recently fallen, fully as
sures successfulearly gardening,
and the pillow, spade, hoe and
rake will find early calls from
their winter quarters. We may
therefore safely predict that
within the next few weeks more
good, honest. faithful gardening
will be done in Texas than ever
witnessed before in the same
lenght Of time. May full sue
cess attend the effort for no
people ever needed it more
Texas Fdima.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07

The West Virginia wool
growers have organized a wool
growers association. They used
to go it with eastern Ohio.
Nothing so fraternizes sheep
men as visiting each other.
Nothing SO sharpens our inter-
est in our flock as handling it in
free and generous competition
with our neighbor's Nothing
quickens our feeding as seeing
how others feed. Nothing i'm
presses us with the use of good
breeding animals as finding our
lambs behind a friend S who had
no better than we had ten years
ago. Go and see your neigh
Dor who is making money.
You will see the secret if you
keep your eyes open. If you
don't ask him, he will tell you.
Go and see your neighbor who
don't make any money, and
find out what is the matter. 1t
will all be plain and may be
good medicine for you.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07

ROWING FARMERs.-The ro-
wing farmer is quite apt to live
an uneasy and restless life. and
die and leave no home for his
wife and children. Let him
plant trees in his early life,
whose delightfulshade or health
full fruit he may reasonably
hope to enjoy in his declining
years. Let the young farmer
make up his mind to live and
die on his farm, unless there are
special reasons for changing,
and then improve every oppor-
tunity to make his home such
as he viii enjoy when old. Let
him ann to make It a good
place to live, and it viii be a
good place to die. It is a mo-
Bile ambition in any young man
to look forward to the time
when he can call sucha home
his own.
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An Agricultural Creed.

The agricultulists Of Canada
met in convention not long since
and adopted for themselves the
following creed gemfis ,esl
We believe the soil lives to
eat as well as the owner, and
ought therefore to be well man
ured.
We believe in going to the
bottom otrthings, and therefore
deep blowing, and enough of it.
All the better fit be a sub-soil
pillow. ssalT s,ef
We believe in large crops
which leave the land better than
they found it, making both the
farm and the farmer rich at
once.
We believe that every farm
should own a good farmer.
We believe that the fertilizer
Of any soil is a spirit oiindus-
try, enterprise and intelligence;
without these, lime, gypsum and
guano would be of little use.
We believe in good farm
houses, good orchards, and good
children enough to gather the
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07


FARMERS have gathered half
a crop Of corn in many places
simply because they have plan
ted half a crop. II the field has
only one or two stalks in a hill
where there ought TO be three
or four the crop will be light.
The best plan is to plant more
corn than is needed and then
have some boys thin out the
hills to the desired number.
Well say you, ''thatis too much
trouble and my work crowds
me so | cannot find time" Take
second thought, cannot you
better afford to hire a boy to
spend a few days at small ex-
pense to. do that work and raise
fifty bushels per acre than to
hire a man to work half the sea-
son with a team on a field
which will yield only twenty
FIVE bushels per acre. Use good
seed for this is the way to get
a good stand Of corn. II you
have not taken the proper care
to save your seed, better pay a
good price than to use poor
seed.
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GENERAL NEWS.


The cane crop of Louisiana is
represented as extraordinarily
fine this season.
Work on the Virginia, Ken
lucky and Ohio railroad has
commenced in Virginia.
Eighteen thousand dollars
stock has been subscribed to the
Chattanooga cotton factory.
The Mississippilegislature has
fixed the compensation OF its
members in future at $500 per
session.
The capacity of the Vulcan
steel works, St. Louis, is six
thousand tons of steel rails per
month.
The desk upon which Thomas
Jefferson wrote the declaration
of independence, has been pre-
sentcd TO congress.
The widow Of the late Gen. J.
E. B. Stuart, of confederate
carvalry lame, has been elected
principal of the Virginia female
institute at Staunton.
The three literary societies
connected with the University
of Indiana, at Bloomington,
have invited Jefferson Davis to
deliver the annual address be-
fore them |
The cultivation of cotton in
California, which was tried and
afterwards abandoned, is being
revived on a large scale. 1t is
claimed by the Californians that
cotton will soon rival wheat and
wine in importance.
The Mexican government has
issued orders that antiquities
discovered within the limits of
its authority, wlllno be allowed
to leave the country, and that
all explorations and excavations
must be conducted under its
supervision.
A SPECIAL from Denver says
that I26 men, members Of an or
ganization, has left Leadville
for the purpose of occupying
the mineral lands of the Ute
reservation. They are well
armed and will fight if interior
ed with. -'-fH z
An effort is to be made to in
troduce and cultivate the Gin
chona tree, from the bark of
which quiniue is made. An in
telligent, man who resided for
several years in Bogota and
Peru, directs the attention OF
government to the rapid destruc-
ton OF the cinchona trees in
South America, and says they
will flourish in California, Greg
on, Colorado valley, Texas, and
northern Georgia and Alabama.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07

THE way things are going
now, it Is likely Sayers and
Roberts would block the con-
vention under the two thirds
rule, and leave the track open
for a dark horse. The most
fatal thing for themselves the
Roberts men ever did was to
swallow the two thirds rule at
Galveston.-H0nSt0R Telegram.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07

STocK RAISING IN THE SouTH,
1t is evident that the South
and Southwest, with a genial
climate, and increasing facilities
for cheap and rapid transit,
must soon become the great
stock breeding center of the
Union. In no section can stock
be keptso cheaply (; and as the
people begin to diversity their
agriculture, and comprehend
the great importance Of more
domestic animals, they will find
no competitors in that branch
of husbandry. Even before the
war, and with no particular
thought of their importance,
the number Of cattle. sheep and
swine bred in the cotton states,
bore no Insignificant proportion
to the whole number bred in
the Union. '
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07

There is still some pleasure
in the airy castles and dreamy
scenes ola hopeless lovc-some
beauty in the gossamer. fabric
woven by love in the loom of
fancy, whose wool is the golden
wire of unwisdom and whose
web is the silver threads stolen
from sunlit realm ofimagitation
and hope.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07
BANwERnAoENrs.
FEEB CokN WHotE.-One

FEED OoRN WHOLE.-One
fruitful source Of colo in horses
is cracked corn. II corn is to
be fed, use whole corn. 1t is
more likely to be perfectly
masticated than cracked corn,
and its imperfect mastication
causes colo. 1t is also unwise
TO feed grain to a hungry horse,
for then a large portion is very
apt to be swallowed without be-
ing properly masticated. This
can be seen in their weddings.
Always let the edge Of a horses
hunger be taken off with feed
Of hay before feeding grain.
Half an hour spent in feeding,
when on the road will bring you
home half an hour earlier at
night. a,l,sm fss6ia1 5 .
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07

I Use OF AsHEs.-In nearly
all soils ashes are beneficial.
Their action is twofoid; they
supply the plants inorganic con-
stituents while they act chem
ically as solvents upon acids,
etc. They are more beneficial
on sandy and gravelly lands
than on clay. For plants that
contain a large percentage Of
potash and phosphoric acid, as
carrots, tarnips, potatoes and
cabbages, ashes are an essen
tlal manure.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-05-07

The Weekly BRENNAN BAN
NER is now undoubtedly the
best newspaper in Texas-we
except none. 1t contains more
general news than any two pa
pers we know of.-SaK AMSHS-
tine Saxon.