, 1869-07-09

In EQB4$QUEpCR VI k1E A443fPN|AhAAp%AS I" NV
forming the Gseat American Black Bee Company,
and not .,einy In tho Mexican or Mammoth 1tng.
We pIppoSe to ae1 this neN Species Of ItAdau bet9
to the Mormon Cherry Company, or any other
company enea$ed in an equally la1dahae enter.
p.tse. We donr 70 make 1t 4 speculation,
bot wtsh to benefit our face, and vii, m conse-
guenee, take 81, ,ooo for the parent sHarp, with
pedigree and history thrown IN: Tnese bees
khonld 90 With the Mormon ehetJs fo5 tbs
number Of blossoms zre tafge that u viii b tu'
possnle for nature to fe.kaiIxs them an. and 1t
no doubt that these bee4 cza be 20 trained that
they eoald gather plum or cherry pollen where
with TO le1tiltza this Mormon cheNJ, - the owner
might dextre, or q part Of both. Aod Mould here
snRgcst to the engTayers that theJ ahoW onehaN
the tree loaded with piuzns sad tho okhef hall
with charles. Everybody understands The 1torJ
u1 the TWO Knight Of tho god and silver steld; 80
that no bets would be made whether VAS plum
or q cherry tree, Tor II would walk around the see
hrst to zee What 1t WEE
the crst company that sends us the tso, 600 shal
hare TIC parent hive Of tne 1seti-sn21mtns 1ta~
ltan bees, with the certificates, which shall also
include one OF naturalist Lint the bets are new
srectea. It wouM DC we'll for purchasers 70 look
up rome Of The uld etrt1tcates sent out WITH
Italian queens, TO show thai theJ hare extension
bills expressly iot the purpose Of gathering honey
from It'd cloyer
Thee bees h,yc III The sazaatJ ot the Italians
for gathering honcJi Ike all 1taltaps, hre very
tructaale and eaatty managed With no tohhng pro-
penSty worth noting but great stcklers for honest
industry. With good crops Of rel clover they FILL
sell honey q, Elk ceats pound, and charge moth
ing tor tho paekage. AL the care required Is TO
supply The new colonies with hiSea A. they do not
20 to the wooLs End spend 5 week right In tae
best OF the honey <eason, In preparing new quar-
ters the5 Will be e1peeted to gathet several hun.
died pounda OF good hoacs TO each hive during
the Season~ Il has also been discovered BY cur
botnnls{s that II VIA the excess Of honey In the
red c3cret that has n1zde It SO difficult to cara Il
into good hay, and caa1e1 80 mach musty clover.
B5 having ths subt1acted, this cause Of complaint
Will oe rtuoyed, and clover will hereafter occupy
IN advanced position. Our proseHsor Of Natural
history has also discovered that the Italan queen
bees, In being brought o,er The sc4, By some
accident haa the extendon, o., mare properly, the
red clover apparatus, which Is mach Ika tha
joints ol telescope, pns OUT Of place. and In coz
Equt nee ali their pErgeny weEe prot1ted With the
snc defect: but this dlrc1!iy Is Corrected In the
self-sNafMe1Hy 4nd they can gather OF make honey
1rpm the red closex as their fathers and mothers
in the old cooptrJ. 4 certificate to this eject will
be sent with each sS3rIn.
1t Is fortunate that this new species OF tho bon
ey bee should be produced t7st a this time, when
uur 1npply OF sugar It cut cd BY the waI ID Cuba.
Az PEOPLE we ought to be th.nKtII for these
great {avors that are SO laylauly and chca4ly
showerel on Us
T1EH FOR TIR rRAlE1Es1
There is another enterprise taat saop!l be men
uoued-the stocking Of our s1ouSas With Dish
While Green il Illin2 the Ulle0n With Ba1uou
and The Connecticut With sha1, a Kentuckian at
Ef1nehAm Is about to stock our slougha with rsh.
We want 3 nsh that ever, bod5 can catch aud one
that will net be running 1xsy, for We cannot hare
dams To held them back. The gEcat dtnacu.y In
the way 1as the Kind Of nsh that could be relied
upon, aud orr friend has solved the problem by
selecting TIE tllud tlsb Of The 3iammoth Cave. IL
is supposed ihut within two Jests the prairie
country wi! tie Independent OF Lake Michigan In
the matter Of Dish. The papers are about to be
dFnWp up for this new nsh company. Thus one
after another W. have added new roads to WeAlth.
We formerly had to import all these new things,
but as the West teSeops itself they come to Us in
nhtu1al way, and al this date we fars supply
Of ne~ thiugs Of this sort sufficient TO stock u
snau Kingdom.
ABCsH TEAR GARDEN.
Some genius has becn recommending the above,
"nlne trees 10 the saGhte rpd." II looks very
well Oh paper, hut II slightly oreruone In tho way
Of growing peRrz- There Is nc doubt tha: Dwarf
pears n LII do well WHEN clo:eiJ planted, and when
one has the time and patience TO pinch them tp.
We ha'e clump Of dwarf pears planted ten feet
apart each Wa5, containing ninety trees, Of some
thirty varieties, and planted ten years They
hare not been pIuched or pruned, Aud grow bushy
enough The Bartlett, Butrun, Louise Donne,
Stevens Genesee, onondaga, Belle Lu-
c1atfve and u. de Ainantts have produced uniform
good crops, while the others have proved Of itue
or 10 value. border OF two hundred trees have
been planted, four feet apart, which give good
promise. In Fulnce, borders Of iosel5-planted
dwsrf pcars are said to he quite common, and do
well.
...-.--., Ca.cA9o, July &
lam. .tr.nect in : stsanse eonp.1y,'. nd want
/, 4 70 seI shst e essh bin she oi ss11a.
iLe md .,eet -Iai:e8 H. Nrh's.ks Hhshsr! psopo.s
n nastets eptsstanins e 'toeta!sT f4tsu fnow
te%y i n,thinx Vthoat us sssee: tut acAs would
De!e u lie hs'in.ss. isead Jour E e7naas .ioaa 10
6 "a e a
WIKI i wanted tut = eouatz5 lke tia. fuuss,
Books will rot make successful stock t-grower,
without souc practical lessons, And yet they Will
! he u great value 10 new beginner. Successful
stock-grow1ng and feeding are the same every
whcre-good, sucealent food, pure water, shade
and shelter from the hot sun and dasnlng storms
of snmrneE and .a!m IN ..asss Q1 nSth Sther con
1iioDs, bt>t not with the same satisfactory 5esnits
Fortunes have been male By hssdln0 OF tho opeu
prairie and feeding In the corr nrhl; but such men
rs Alexander Drown, Smith, P!ckrell, Harris, and
others, haye proved snat the most sure roaa 10
wealth tn 1hs direction Les through the cultivated
grasses ard good shelter, with tnish Of corn,
rich pastnrase, eatiy cut hay. good water, sound
corn, OF, better, cornmeal, and warm stables. In
settling in hansas or StbrasEa get near the slm-
bef lands II possible, or plant large bor,ters Of
tres for shelter AUD TO nttract the SUMMER show
: efs, for summer showers are necessary to good
paasMsaxe-
Among The books that will Be found Of vzlue
We might hzuc The American Farm Doot, Farm
Implements and Machinery. How Crops Grow.
Dadds Hor1e Doctor, Frencn's Firm Dotngs,
Flnf On GF4lses, Gfeenow On Mich Cuva aud
AAeo's Diseases Of Domestic Aniu4la Of course
Mr.. Crban could not dispense With TEE TRIBUNE
ENTOMOLOGY or MISSOURI
The State Of MtRsoun was fortunate Ia obtaining
the services Of chas Y Eafey a State Entomo1o-
Est The nrss annual report on the noxloas,
beneficial and other Insects Of the State Of Mis-
SCUM has been forwarded In 'adyance proof
sheets The WORT contains two hund.cd pages
and III be published ~ the State In connection
With The Agricultural report Those wishing
copies thonld enclose dtt5 cents to c. ". Mart
1tldt GLE North Fifth street, H. Louis, No. To
the fat1ness and ftltgtour1s Of tie Bouth half Of
Our State. this report will be Of great ynlae, and
they shen!d secure as nany copies as the Nissoun
auknof1ttea Will allow them. The lcporf t1 vefy
freely Illustrated and "a the most valuable one or
the kind yet sent out BY the Western 6tateA The
apple bark louise, Seventeen yeaf locnst- the
peach ooEer. the c4rcuio, 1he apple worm, cut
FofuA potato busx. ETC, Ere freely discussed and
nanJ valuable remedies prescribed; In fact, the
AIN Of Ar. Riley appeasa 10 be acme edecsual
mode to destroy our insect enenltes and there L.
no doubt that he will succeed to = considerable
extent Nj. Riley sass: "Beeause IN Insect Ia
nuruerou' and destructive one year. therefore 1t
WIN he eSen more 70 she next, Is apparently puus-
sble, but very fAilactous Etaaoning. Erety one Of
Tue thousands OF Species OF insects which arr
known to exist, mnltpliea at s1trcte.t rate to
entirely coTe1 pnr globe, in comparatively short
tine, u nothing Mnoefed; and the struggle and
mas1Arc nete48aty to enable al tho dI1c1e1t
epec1es TO exist and hold lhelr own, eausea cou-
ftart fuetration In the relative rropo,ttons OF
each. We have IN Iiu2t1114on Of thts h, tha csse
Of the Colorado potstoe bug beetle; for ID those
districts where 1t hsd caused 20 much alarm m
1856 and lsdI It's enemies h.d 20 increased that It
WAA ha1rleH in 1884,
ALTON ADklCC1frzAL bQeHyY
This sotfely ha1 become almost State tnstt31.
uon, and tts monthly meetings are attenaed BY I
many people from otner parts Of the stste and |
aut pitt Three hundred coptes Of the nuonsa.y
Frpotn asn printed tn pamphlet form and dtstx1- |
'uted hE the officers md Enembe1z- We Eead:
Dr. Aan exhibited 4psdmeas of The Columbia |
trn~Aed @ ea.rssof Atinx the st.te1euts be bad pre
ts9a! bs. s,ds th.t The earsnha -ssA not 1nstnrr Ia
The Committee Oh Vegetables hold the follow