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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19
OHlTI ARIES.

Died in Albany, Me. February 2i,h Niiaula
RaWsoa, AGED ~ YEAR,, 10 mUnihs, day, wife ui
tho lais Timothy Hutchinson with whom che
lived about - years Her poetcrity are H. chll.
lrvu, and 10 grand great, and great gTNal grand
children. She was born in sutton, Mass April
18th. III moved ~ thi state In IL carly settle
mcut. with two brothers and thrrc sisters, she be-
uIg, Ihe last Lived awhile IA b. xcroit bnt adj.
verse circUm stances caused them IL leave and
come tD thu south pSrt az Albany bought Tot oi
land ~ The south side al tue mountain looking
very promising Tor cropping and tilLASe, having u
piece ~ buru' llnd In paitiug IN the seed, The
granite boulder, showed them selves 80 plenty
that they we're disappointed and discouraged
WIKI low ueans. AMI lens unable 10 sell Il then,
they trlt pbl sci 90 stick 20 and make the best OF
they continued cropping aud ,oou began ~ III ih'
beet portions 1.-The bey, took Md with hthel
and Encouraged hlm.-tu"ihrr Win tht girls nara
az IL. she w.tl hcr paii,nCe and courage hoping
for better nIue-s to come, tis father oui early
with hI> Jack, working -omc week In get lnteS
ready iJt llnaEhing,-spwnE apidc -e"'is-rfHni-
iug trct--hUildlug wall nNv or >tN feet wide 1"
swallow up The sionr---Rife near the butidlng-,
trimming up the yaung naples for sugar or
rhaui Thus by hard lahpr temperate habits aid
goo- principles they Eved long a. enjoy the fruIt
OF their labor, both from their apple snd maple
orchards. and a. thu father sail their hard farm
brought = clean cash a. any one :.
They rassst up very respectable ana u7eiui
family, and lived % sec them prosperous and Wei
settled ia HE Her plac" L. made lonely ~ her
departure The son with hiS kind and devoted
VIII, who hal the cAEv ot mother have her test
mony that they iiad been kind u her. She hal
nothing lo 10 hut 10 Svt ready L. 70 10 her reward
MAY thc loss ol the devoted uWther with hen
s,r'ng affections and regard for her children, be
Glc>t 10 their spiritual welfare.
Diel in Greenwood March Sd. Mrs. Martha
Yales, wife Of the Late Rev. William Yates, aged
- years months, leaving 10 children, and about
30 gland, and great grand children. She was one
OF the rst settlers in Town. and Last Of thai class
who shared ia the tou- ant iabOrs of new settle
mcut without roads, schools, stores, usils etc =
but Who iaborcJ and sacrificed 10 get them ia
iowa she h. been = lIborer in her famil, and
IN the church faithful and devoted 10 them and 10
her SAVIOR; a worthy nr, shbor AMI Christian
Year before last she spun u many skeins ei
yarn rs she Was years old
Her mansion l. lonely by her departure She
went prai,ing and trusting IN the Lord. May the
children 80 live ~ 70 dwell with her In glory.
y. w =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19

PROGRESS Columbus sailed TO the American
coast IN = flur hundred ton ship, and arsi landed
upon the Isiaa,l ~ - Domingo. La~twcck sves.
sci from - Domingo unloaded in New York over
four hundred tons OF 81 oroiN Ran, for III Drake
4 Co, of that city. Thi, is hut II few weeks sup.
ply OF this article which these gentlemen in the
manufacture Of the celebrated PLANTATION Rrr-
TIERS. We arc Informed by an exchange that
Messrs Drake Il Co, have NOT advertised dollar
for year. but thaihe sales OF ths articl continue
az the former enormous figure. In isl the receipts
orihe PLANTATioN BITTgEs were equal ~ those
~ The New York < New Haven Railroad.
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NfRRTED.

II south Paris, March 18th, by Rev j, {. Perry
Mr Albert {. Barrows and Mrs. Elvira Latham
both or Paris.
I'm Boston. Mass, Feb ed, by Rev, ID, c. Eddy
MIR Jarvis {. Cooper, of Iouia Michigan, 10 Miss
Mary = Pierce, of Boston Mas.
In Norway, March 10Th, by Rev. /. L Merry, Mr.
James j. kanis and Jennie Il. Richmond, eotn ol
OAfort. -
I'm Canton March 9th, by III, \. Ellis, Esq, Mr.
Ellis VI Marsh and Mis- Mary W. Delano, both OF
Canton. -
I'm Corham. " H., Mch 10th, by Rev. II. b
Mitchell. Mr. George r. Buck. of Gorham, to Miss
lydia \. Howe, oil West Paris.
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GOOD TEliPIARS.
Our TARIE.

PETERs, MUSICAL MONTHLY, FOR March
has variety Of choice music, and musical read
ing There are ~ pages of new music, anon.
which ave neticca sacred song The Lord viii
Provide a song by Will Hays Coralae :, "rh'
Young " i,iow =" n comic song; suti beautiful
little balsd With chorus by J. s Cox. "Lef ~
Aluncn
THE GLER HIVE and the PNRJoR COM
PANioN, by the same publisher J, J.. Peters
y Y arc also received. The former Contains :
lively variety OF glees aud choruses; and the
latter Is filed with music for the ilute and piano
EVERY SATURDAY j. regularly received from
Fields, Osgood 4 CO. The table Of contents fol
March s9th, (No. lssl is as follows: "Hc knew hC
was right "Uncommercial samples by Chas
Dickens; "straws for Drowning Men," "Play
crs and LOCKER on - ION the SutIitive Value OF
Different Sorts OF Food,H tsd paper b. Baror
Liebig and "IIe,ty' Ivy Kingsley.
OLIVER OPTICS MAGAZINE IL always wei
coined By the young folks Published wcckh by
Lee 4 shepard Boston
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M tind In the corre .nondence Of the

We find in the CORE Spondenee Of the
Rockland Free Press the following allu-
sion 10 State Prison convict at Thomas
ton. who, we believe, was sent there
from Hiram. in Oxford County: AN
inmate oil the Prison named Lyman Low
ell. came il with some mating, which he
spread down. and | was struck with the
expression of his face he looked thorough
" happy and content, like man with no
trouble on his conscience. never saw
such look on the face Of a prisoner
they are apt to have rather dull, stolid
look, but the young man, | noticed,
looked healthy and happy ard good. The
officer, with whom | talked. believes him
innocent Of the crime he is imprisoned
for. His time viii soon be ont, and he
is employed as awaiter, working at times
outside of the prison walls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19
DIED.

AtSouth Paris, March 10Th, Mr. PhIind a Morse
aged 81 years and 10 mouths. Mas papers please
copy.
In Paris, March lith, Mr. Jamcs COokson, aged
30 years5 months.
In Paris, March 18Th, Clara, Youngest daughter
Of James and MARY ". Jackson. aged year
months and Is day,
Al Bues,iiel,l, March 2d, of consumption, Roland
Foster, ai,ed 6j years. l..
81 Grahon March 81, Cullen Chester, onlv son
OF John aud Anna = Beanie, aged years ami .
months. SacO papers please c0py..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19
ALIENS LUNG bALSAM,

THE REMEDY FoN tURTNU "
Copsump,iou Asthma Croap, Diseases Of the
Throat, bronchitis. Pains and 0ppre ssions OF the
Chest or Lungs, Diihcult breathing, and all dis
eases or the Pulmonary organs.
It's ac,onis cxpectorant Alternative. sndorihc, Sc.
dativr, diaphorrtic, and diuretic which renders n
one OF the valuabi remedies known. tor curog
diseases OF the lungs IL cNcitcs Xpec;oIaion, and
causes the lengs 20 throw ofihe phlsgm; CHANGES
TIL sECRErloNS and fuRfiH> the BLOOD;
heels the irritted parts svcs strength The dges
tive organs brings the lycrto it, proper actonand
Imparts strength TO the whole sy'tem. IL IS war
ran,ed 90 give entire Satisfaction even IN the most
conf med cases OF consumption, aud not to prodnee
cosiiyeness or affect the head, as II contains no
opium in any form. IL IL PERFECTLY HARM
LESS 20 the most delicate child although an active
and powerful remedy for rcsioring the system.
Sold by all dfuggists. Price ! per hottie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19
rwESTy.FIvE YEARS PRACTICE.

Tn aha ,rs.-mant of diseases incident to Females,
has nIseed pr. DOW at the head of all physicians
making such practice specially, and 'naoies him
to suara ntee speedy aud permanent cure In the
worst cases OF Suppression and all otner Mens.aal
or advice mus contain 81. Oface, No.io Endicott
Street, Boston.
n. B.-Board fu rnishsd to those desiring tore
main under treatment.
Boston, July II, 1898. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of license from the Judge OF Pro
/ hate for oxford County, tn undersigned, Adj
mmi,trtor of the estate OF Lydia Hall, late OF
Bethel deceased, will sell by public cor private
sale on the premise, OF said deceased IN Bethel
on saturday, the 2ith day OF Ap,I neNt, ~ QUE
o'clock in the afternoon all tle real estate of said
dccea scd for the payment OF her debts AMI mel
dental charges. -. -.
sAMUELJ HOWARD, Admir-
Dated al Eethel March lS. 1861.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19
Freedom Notice.

Y hereby give and release unto my SON. MAR
/ CELLUs J. DAVIS, his time from this date, 10
act and trade for himself. shall heIealter claim
none M hi, wages or pay any debts OF Ids con
tracing 90 - 80.
In witness whereof have hereunto SET my hand,
this fifteenth llay OF March, A. - !sE
Witness-JoHS j. PERRf.
West Nnot March IT, 1859
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Freedom Notice.

r hereby give notice that have this day given
/ to NV son, RoZoLoo CRoCkErT, the rem tim
der of his minority, and that hereafter he IS an,
thoriLed to act aud trade for himself shall
claim none of his earnings nor pay an! dep's vi
ENoCH H. CROCKETT
Witness-G. ID. BI,BEk
Buckfleli, March eth 1853.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of a llcense crOm the ,Gdsc Of Pro-
- bate f1r OXFORD County, the undersigned, Nd
mini trator Of the estate OF Casperi Russell late
of Bethel in said County, will sol at public or
private sale. at the premises of sad decrased IN
Bethel, on Tuesday, the 2"ih day OF Apru heA' ~
one pclock in The Afternoon all the Real Estate OF
said deceased. including the reycr'lon oi the WI
dow's Dover, for the payment Of debts AAd Incl
dental charges ELIAS VI. CARlEI
Bethel, March l., lsj9. Adnr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19

1t Is now generally admitted by honest
Physicians, thai when once the Consump-
ton is fairly fastened upon the lungs, no
human power can save the patient from
death. They also say that about fifty per
cent. OF those who die from this disease
can trace the cause to a neglected cough
or cold, which might have been cured by
small bottle Of Liquid OpodeIdoc, OF
what Is the same thing. .IoAsS0R'S Aq0dyHe
Li9Fmeu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19
EreedOf,p Notice.

yI,HIs is 10 certify that have this day given to
/ To- NV minor SON. ALBION \ PERRY his time
during his minority. | shall claim none OF his
earnings and discharge none OF has Liabilities LON
this date JUN - iEiisi'
Wfness-D. Z. SAwlER.
Paris March Is lSH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19
Freedom Notice.

Y hereby give 10 my son. LEMrrL " JACKSON
Jr. fiis time to aci and trade fT bin self, from
ms date | shall claim none Of his earning MOI
nay any debt, OF his contracting &iter THE ,late
= - T-fiFTII IEMUEL ". JACkSON .
p.yis March r-th 1859 3ws
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19
Special Notices.
DR.. Stevens Cough Syrup:

The new ,liscoyery,-sure and safe. In this beau.
tiful mixture the choicest agents known to medical
men. for the immediate cure of Cold or Cough,
are employed Try one bottle which win cost yon
onl; % cents, and you win never be without it in
your house. Can he had of every druggist, and in
any quantity OF
GEO. {. GOODWIN 4 CO., Boston.
febl9-Gw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19

Coon TENPL,R OFFICERs. -The follow
ing l. the list of officers Of the Lodge of
Good Templars organized at East sum
ner on March 81, by VIM. d. Lapham OF
Brvant's Pond Dist. Dept -
Salathiel Tilton, w c. r; Mrs. K.
Adelaide StetSon. W. V. L. Sharon Rob
inson ir.. W. X. s.; Mrs. Susan Tlton,
W A. ). Miss Mary {. Sewall, W +.
5 Vim. L. Cary, W. Treas Isaac Cush-
man, W. Chap. Ira Palmer ir.. W NJ
Martha W Robinson, W. D. NJ; Mrs.
Abby Heald. W l. c.; = Francis Stet-
son, W. o. C.; Mrs. Hannah B. Robin
son. W. r. II. : Mrs Eta r. Robinson.
W. /. IL. ;; y. Jddson Robinson, ?. w.
c. 7. II. Carroll Field. ). ID.
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The markets were not received sea-
sonably for this paper.

Cut this notice out and bring it with
you We are authorized 70 refund the
cash to amy person or persons who sh'li
buy and use P,rS0H's Pt,rgatice PTS ana
fail Of relief and satisfaction
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19
Sled & Carriage Factory
GRIST MILL &c, FOR SALE.

yyybs undersigned offers for sale the new Sled
/ and Carriage Factory, with Grist Mil
connected containing superior Corn Crrc ker,
with one mot stone for meal, together with the
water privilege, commanding the ef1 water STU
ford Connty. Me said property consists of a
lar,,, banding t0x3a feet four stories high in the
rear. and two stories in front, built IN 1851 in the
most expensive and thorough manner, at cost OF
of mechanical business, containing work rooms
paint rooms, finishing rooms, &c, together with
Tur ming .afhc, Gig-sasSs, hOunding Sia-
chino. shafting betting, &c. &c.
The property viii he sold az . great bargain il
anpiied for soon. or VIM be exchanged, if anyone
esires for good Real Estate in Portland.
For rther partieulars address the subscriber
at Buckfeld, Ne.
Mcb loth lS9 CIV
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Bethel, March y. 1863

\ Copartnership j. this day forntl by and be
tween LYMAN " RUSSELL and 1OsEpiI 1. Moo
pY under the run name aud style d III >ahLi:
\ NDOpl, who will continue In the business OF
the late hrlu OF L. & l.. ". sci, 81 the old
place al Walker Mills, ia Bethel.
All persons indebted o. the late Gun of l.. l..
W Russell, will please call and seth with u Tor
the same LYMAN RI SELL,
JOSEPH L MOODY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19

MAGNOLIA wATER-A delightful toilet arti
clc-sure-ior 70 Cologne, and at half the price.
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DIREGTORY.
trNgEA y y - - - - :.
Masonic LOd0es--Time Of Meeting.
esoxurs o,aann ,m.,t R.sh,, a rmtnm,.,,,y

Ay5tstk III AG1sks1k
Masonic Lodges--Time of Meeting.
oxFoaD cuiarrra, B.shol. sd rhafs.l..,
of each month.
Rlnzing Star, No. %, Mexico, Wednesday, on
on before the fun OF the moon.9 . Al kt4 -
Paris Lodge, No. %, So, Paris, Tuesday, on or
before the fun ,98alitF Ea@3oA
jefferson Lodge, No, 100, Bryant's Pond, %
Tuesday or every month, ~ 49, ~, sas Z
Oriental Star. No. 81, Livermore, last satur,
Cisy7un or before fitli moon EDiA - aRhj
Bethel, No, %, I'd Thursday OF each month.
Evening Star Lodge, Buckfeld, working
under q Dispensation.-the 1T Monday of each
month. IN n
Pithngorian, No. II, Fryeburg, Monday even
ing of or following the fall OF the moon.
oxford, Morn sy.N No rs, Thursday Of the week
preceding f,itI moon,
Mount Tir'en, No iss, So waterford, Tues.
DAY, ON or before the full moon. Il. -,
VT. Moriah, No. SO, Denmark, Wednesday on
or before the fnn moon. rgTAHtTs)
Nczinscot, No. lOl, Turner, Saturday on or be
fore full moon.
GOOD TEMPLARs. ar.. %
VT. Christopher Lodge, No. 10, Bryant
Pond, every Monday evening. rs.
Rising Star. Bethel, Friday evenings.
NeziIiseot. Bnckiald, saturday evenings.
Crystal Wave, l.. Buckheld. every Thursday
Evening. cas- 90 ga
Whitney Lodge, Canton, every Wednesday.
Bear Mountain Lodge, 50. Waterford, We'd
nesday evening. ft-F.
Harbor Watehmnn, North Paris, Thursday
evening.
Washington, oxford, Thursday evening. -
silver Lake. Sweden, SATURDAY. evening. b
West sumner. West sumner, Friday evening.
There is ~ be n Lodge organized at Hartford
Centre,
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Peabody Medical Institute.
No.4 Bulfnch Street, ~

mo- 9u4uI4;h 0IVeS tgtF
tOppos ~ Resetc IfpuSe,) lBosrcN.
The Trustees oil THIS Institution take pleasure In
announcing that they have secured the services OF
the eminent aud we'll known Dr. A. III. HAYES,
late Sareeon us. Army VIC Praident Of volum-
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This Institution BOW publishes Che populaf medi-
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Farm for Sale.
NOTICE.

THE Copartnor hip heretofore eNi ling between
1 l. 81. W ECssEI.L, Is this IA! dissolyed,
and al debts due to or from said hrm VII be re-
cciycd and paid by the new iiym ~ ri ssLLL x
MOODY, LAWSON L.. ECS~ELL,
LYMAN v. lCSSELL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-19

Use PERRY's CoMEDoNE AND PINPLE REMEDY,
nreoare,i only by DIR. H. &. Perry, 40 Bond street.
New YORK Sold everywhere The trade supplied
nv wholesale Druggists. 6m marc
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VELOCIPEDES!
VELOCIPEDES!
~ =. KDBALL y LARkIN's improved
u French American and New EngEnh Pat
torn yEIOtIrIbES

~ i. kIMBAIL ~ LARklN,s improved
~. French american and NcN Engtanh Pat
tern SELOtIPEDE>.
Onr long AMI successful experience w the man.
ufacture OF Fine earrings, led W to bs,ieye We
could improve both the French and American
Nelocipede and we are quite -UTe ~ have sue
cecded in doing
We lave HJN at work some seventy i've OF tlG
beet c.lriage-smiths aud machiniSts IN the coun'
Try ON them and the result h. the most perfect We
Incipedc vet produced. continuing all The best
qualities of The FNach and American patterns.
Neusc no cast or m1llrahle iron In The construc-
ton OF onr NGiOcipede-, ths materials being
wrought iron and -lycl, WIth composition bear
ngs stael lire axle Nc our low priced ma
chimes arc al made of the best material, M every
part
While we are making ,yory ilaPro' cment that
VII max the machine better, v" trr ais" u-lhS
every effort "a hruG tr pncG within the reach 81
an Nho are willing q pay iu. good laIng' and
have cstahlishri the following Iric"s.
Nete EaJidIyi Pattern, ci,edP .EHist, no
springs. So 10 30
Neic EagiGrd fattcrn rith sPria9s, ssj 80 sllJ
Frsil,h ind INN Pattern, GHs RHish, Sl1
French 0Ga AuH Pattern, nth brate,
tlncg coL.rs, g5h stripe, 6He E.ash, Sl3
Having purchased the exclusive license to man.
uilture Selocipe, in thi, state under the pa
tent granted November 10Th, lsS, caution all
persons against making any kind Of Neloeipede In
uie state IN crank % frOnt axle or that IN any
way infFinge upon this patent Persons Who
nave cuIamcn 'ct tlru Manufacture previous ~
this notice w,ll % libHally treated by At once
calling upon
CT KlNBALL & LARRIS.
Portland. Ne, Feb. Ih, 1919. nch
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no Removc Moth Patches, Freckles and
ror Blaek WORMS and PimpIe. ON Faee,

TAN from the face, use PERRY's MOTH AND
FRECkLE LOTION. Sold by all Druggists. Pre-
pared only by DIR. Il. e. Perry. -- y te-
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NOTICE

All persons indebted To s y. Briggs, either by
note or account are hereby notified that unless
they make payment Of the same within thirty days,
their bills viii be fen with attorney Tor collec.
ton. ,. 7. BRIGGS.
south Paris, Feb 10th, lsd9. 3m
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-06

This Institution n pleasantly btuatedi In hs.,thv ~,
picturesque part of Frederick county, Maryand haf
mile from Eninitsbdrg, and tive mica fr61n Mount q
Mary Collage It was Commanded in 1sOo and ir.es.
porated by the Legislature Of Maryland In 1919 ~
buildings are convenientana spacionsp ioI1TUI .-Sy
SAGE. i..a .s.ss tTRBhessa..i3n a4otsls IL II. t...,j
Entrance paid bat onoel As a.
The charge for Board and Tuition. including Bed 5l
n ashinB r anu an "a AZ 10 g
~! ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE - =.
The Acadeic year is dividoajn two SEASONS of Eve
months EACH beginning respectively the 2sth Of An
,ust and the 2Sth Of january h
Letters of inquiry directed to the ~ 9
- MOTHER SUPERIOR 90
apis ~ st. Josephs Academy, Emmitahure Nd
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AGRICULTURAL.

Interesting to Bee Keepers-Jasper Hazen
of Albany thus discourses on the superiority
Offices which do not swarm: "The following
facts, if not entirely ignored, are not daily
appreciated by the public. l.-Colonies in
small hives, swarmers give one, two, or
three swarms annually, until the field is so
stocked with laborers and consumers as to
suffer the loss of many colonies from lack
of stores. 2.-Every apiarian who has a
stock of so colonies of swarmers in his
field, has 5000 pounds of honey within
their range for their support, in addition
to the amount they give in surplus. If an
average of twenty pounds surplus is given,
he has=49o0- pounds 3.-Fifty colonies,
giving 1000 pounds of surplus, consumes
three fourth OF the product or the field; mud
the keeper secures one-fousth. Am
apiary that gives an average of but 10
pounds surplus CONSUMES six-sevenths of
the product and gives but one-seventh to
the keeper. 5.-Colonies averaging 80
| pounds surplus consume thirds Of the
product and give one-third to their keeper.
averaging go pounds surplus
consume one-half and give one-haH TO the
keeper. 7.--Co1onies giving 100 pounds
surplus consume one-third and give two
thirds to the keeper. 9.-Coionfes giving
| $50 pounds of surplus consume one fourth
of the product and give three fourths to the
keeper 9s--Lt is less expense and trouble
| to provide and take care of one colony that
! Will give SuO' AC0pCh lou POuhuS VI 0ut Biuo
than of 10 colonies that will give 10 pounds
each. 1O.-It would be cheaper and easier
to raise 1s, 600 pounds, nine tuns, in the
large hives, than 1900 pounds, less than
one tnn, in the small hives.
My experiments give the largest surplus
lacking pounds in one class of hives, and
less than the 10 pounds in the other class.
Will bee-keepers and the public be
satisfied with 1900 pounds of surplus where
they may have II, 600 for sale and for use
make my estimate from facts in expert
i ment. There is margin left to divide the
large surplus and double the smaller, and
| yet have them stand 90 to 20. And divide
and double again, and the large hive still
/ gives the most surplus by pounds.
| Ashes for Peas.-The RHrGI Neuu Yorker
says, {. woman seHds re the following from
her diary of her market garden " In the
spring of 1866, in sowing peas we ashed
some in the row, leaving other rows I'M
ashed. The difference was very remark
able. Those that were ashed were more
/ thrifty, of a darker, richer color, producing
1 at the time of picking, larger pods, and q
superior quality of peas. The same is true
of turnips." ,