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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-02-12

| memorial OF citizens Of the United States, pray
ing for the abolishment OF. the Offices of Presi
dent and Vice President, their present power,
to Ue vested in = council Of seven members L
which body they shall be Responsible; refer.
red. Mr. Terry presented resolutions Of the
Michigan LegislatQre, asking = grant OF l6(
! acres Of public land to the soldiers and sailor
ofathe late war, and also for an equalization O.
bounties; referred. The Steamboat bill wa
taken up and motion to indefinitely postpone
was lost Two amendments were offered
aside. Mr.. Morton presented the report
signed by four members Ut the committee on
privileges aud elections in the case of P. B. 8,
Pinchback, declaring him entitled to seat
as Senator from Louisiana, from the 4th o1
March, 1873. Mr.. Hamilton gave notice tina,
he would submit minority report. An exec
utive session was then held and adjourned.
House, teb. 8.-Bills were introduced ap-
propriating million dollars Tor deepening the
channel Of the Missouri river; making Ashland
Wis, port Of livery. The motion to sus-
pend the rules and take up the bill extending
the time tor the completion Of the Winona &
st. Peter railroad was rejected. A resolution
declaring against the election of President to
third term, was defeated by strict party
vote, the Republicans in she negative. Mi.
Dawes introduced resolution declaring Wm
"
Canada to avoid the service Of subpoena
commanding his appearance before the ways
and means committee to answer in the Pacific
Mail investigation. After discussion, the reso-
luton was withdrawn, the weight Of opinion
being that service not. having been served on
Mr.. King within the jurisdiction Of the United
States, he was not in contempt in the mean
ported against further extension Of the Will
son sewing machine patents. Report laid on
the table. Adjourned.
SENATE, Feb. 9.-The vote by which the
claim of G. w. Gusts Lee for the Arlington
estate was indefinitely postponed, was recon-
sidered and the bill with the adverse report
piac+ d on the calendar ....A A petition OF the
Kansas Legislature was presented and referred,
grasshopper sufferers of that State 49,. An ef-
tort was made to take up the special message
OF the President on Arkansas affairs, but on
motion Of Mr. Ferry of c.. an adjournment
was taken as mark Of respect to the late Sen
ator Buckingham, whose funeral was in prog
reSs.
HOUSE, Feb. The only thing of interest
before this body was the Indian appropriation
bill. During the discussion on the amend
ruent approprating q certain sum to the Choc-
taW nation, Mr. Fort denounced the PROPOSE
ton as scheme Of plunder, asserting that he
knew an attorney who had q claim Of $685.
0c0 against the claim, and that there was then
sitting in the gallery man who, within ~
hours, had taken stock to the amount Of 81 900.
On being asked to give names he said he
would when committee should be appointed
to investigate the matter. Finally the propo-
sition was rejected as was also the proposition
to pay the Chickasaws $28v, 900 arrears Of in
terest. Bill then passed and adjourned.
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Thursday, February 4.

Senator Lienau who has voted steadily for
Donnelly and Lochren, to-day voted tor Davis
Mr.. Gillick, who has voted for Donnelly,
s'nIey and Lochren, to- day voted for Ramsey
Lochren, to-day voted for Davis.
Mr.. Ottun who yesterday voted for Mcmillan,
to- day returned to Davis.
Mr.. schnell, who yesterday returned to
Lochren, voted again to- day for Davis.
MIR. Stone, who has generally voted for RAM
sey, to-day voted for Pillsbury.
Mr.. Woodbury., who has lately voted for
Pillsbury, to-day voted for Ramsey.
The result of the ballot was announced and
the convention adjourned
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Senators-Lienau, from Davis 10 Lochren :
Rage, from Davis to Buckham; Rice, from
Davis to Pillsbury and Smith, from Davis to
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, from Lochren
to TOP PAYS: ": s. Baxter, from Ramsey to Cor
Davis to lochren; Mccarthy, from Lochren to
Davis; Merrill, from Lochren to Davis; and
Snure, from Ramsey to Mcmillan.
Davis losos five and gains three; Ramsey
loses three and gain stwo Lochren loses three
and gains two. OF the four not voting, three
were last for Lochren and one for Ramsey
nounced, the convention adjourned.
After returning to their respective organiza-
tions both branches Of the Legislature adjourn
ed until Feb 10th.
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JUuTlIcU u wednesday next.
HousE.-- B'!ls introduced: Establishing an
inebriate asylum in Rochester. Amending,
Anoka charter; statutes in relation to liens in
relation to right Of dover; and relating to
power OF county commissioners to grant licens-
es; in relation to expenditure of road labor on
ones own premises. Relating to powers Of
school boards. ApPropriating $500 to Lieut.
VIM. Seyde for services in Indian war; $500
tor seoa erldge oyer Buffalo river, Wright county;
Swift county; and $500 to bridge Chippewa
river IN Swift county. Conte:rinz additional
powers upon the town of Houston and repeal
ing village charter Of same Executing SUPER
intendent of Fillmore county from require
ment to visit schools. Fixing annual salary of
treasurer OF Dodge county at 81 200. Prohib-
ting election OF officers Of town, county
terms. Repeating the act Of 1871, changing
the boundaries Of Rosemount. Senate bus
Passed: Memorials for improvement of the
Mississippi at st. Paul, and for improvement
Of the Minnesota. Amending the act author
izing New ulm to issue bonds. Incorporating
Lewiston village: Amending statutes relating
to promisso1ry notes; inn keepers; garnishees;
certain certificates Of mortgage sales. Amend.
ing interpretations Of First Presbyterian Society
OF Hastings; Monticello Academy; and Lake
City. House Bills Passed. Memorials-for
canal survey between Minnesota and Red
rivers; and for bounty to Mounted Rangers
incorporating Marine village. Amendin.
charter Of Winnebago City: and
Glencoe village. Authorizing share
vote by proxy branch railroad rom Buffalo
Wright county, to Green Lake; and deputy
surveyors to administer oaths. Amendine
statutes relating to widows dover game no:
tary'S fees; aud auditing accounts OF deceased
persons. Appropriating q, 900 for costs of sui
against ex- Auditor Mc1lrath. Requiring pay.
ment Of costs before appeal from justices
WiIkn and stsvegs @ countiea o'on eGS.e se1ai !.
bills providing for change Of venue in examin
alton of offenders and for employment Of ,
Senate chaplain. Adjourned to Wednesda,
Februorv 10Th.
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which prevailed, yeas 2l9, nays 26. The bill
was then passed, yeas 1872, nays 100. The Hen
nepin canal bill was then taken up, briefly con-
sidered and laid aside t. act on the approsria-
ton bills but without makinng much progress,
at $40 adjourned.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-02-12

Before the investigating committee made ne
port nr. lneasson be1ged leave to make state
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Friday, February 5th.

HN0ys Ee0TU8ry Ot0'
The joint convention being assembled, the
roll was called for the fourteenth ballot for
United States Senator,
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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-04-17
Post once Directory.

Mail matter must be deposited in The
Post Office for l. tilroads)
Going South by .---......-- -5;'5D n ~.
Going North by 600 -....--.-5 300 p. III.
Maii matter for the country must be de-
posted in the Post Office 81 minutes before
the departure Of the carrier.
LEXINGTON.
Mail leaves Jackson Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays at 5, a. IN.
Arrives at Jackson Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fridays at >, p. m.
STRING CREEK.
Mail leaves Jackson Tuesdays ant Satur.
days al l, p. m.
Arrives at Jackson Tuesdays AMI sstur'
days at u, m.
MIFFLIS.
Mail leaves Jackson Tuesdays and Satur
days at 2, p. m.
Arrives at Jackson Tuesdays and Satur
days at ~, m.
DENMARK.
Mail leaves Jackson Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays, at 3, a. IN.
Arrives at Jacnson, Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays at $50, p. m.
JULIA z. VOOLFOLK, L. NJ.
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Mobile and ohio railroad
LACksoN Inncr- N a

JACKSON LODGE, NO. A..
A. b. Jones, ". NJ; j. Z. Smith, SerrC.
tary. Meets 4ih Friday in each month.
ST. JOHNS LODGE, NO. 3S2
w. Z. Robertson, W. NJ; Il. A. Sueed
Sec'y. Meets first Monday in each month
CLINTON R. A. CHAPTER, NO. 8,
A. b. Jones. II. T.. B. r. Harris, X; W
p. Robertson, 5; l.. +. ! albot, Secretary.
Meets 81 Friday ia each month.
jackson Council, No. -, L, and 5. NJ.
Com. b. II. Harris, 4. l. NJ; Com. j. c.
Smith, Recorder. Meets 4th Monday in
each month.
Jackson Commentary, No. -.
John Chester, Eminent Commander; J..
G. Smith, Recorder. Meets third Monday
in each month.
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Original Attachment.
state II tennessee, McSairy
County.
M4.,h,w Brown son vs.. =. y. Robertson

Mathew Brown a son vs.. :. y. Robertson.
IN this cause Il appearing 10y zrldavit that
! the def 1lUt. - Robertson, - SHY IN
u bted 10 the plaintiff and il a u0n-rcsidtHt Of
the county, SO nat the ordinary Process Of
Jaw cannot Ice serve. on him, and an Original
attachment having i,.en levied on his house
aud lot AT Kramer station, Tenn, under the
mechanics lien. IL Il therefore ordered that
hi. bIfratrou be made IN the Wing and ITIbauc.
= newspaper published IN the CITY Fl jackson,
Tenn. for four successive week, command
ing me said =. y. Robertson 20 HFIear 1,.J7e
M army ,Iv-tIlirc house II the oh civil dis
fricr If McNairy county, On the Ism day Of
-p.-u.btr, 1873, and make defense 10 said suit
against d m, or l- Will BE- proceeded wiki cN-
mario Tins 18th Gay OF March, 1873.
,I' H. EEEpER, !. P
apls-t Tor MCNairy ccurrv.
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MANHOOD REsTORED.

victim OF youthful imPrudencs, caus-
ing premature decay, nervous debility,
etc, having Tried in vain every known
remedy, has found a sim pie Sclf-cUTe, which
ne will send FREE 10 his fellow sufferers.
address J. II. REEVES, = Nassau street,
New NorR. aTTil I3-3m.
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Non Resident Notice.
Chauccry Court at Lexington,
Tenn, April Rules. 1879.

\. L. Rhodes, /. ]. Peuyman, SeIinda
Peryman, l.. 7. Dalton, Ct al, " VIM. q.
Rhodes, John u. Rhodes, Serena POtCet,
WILLIS L. POteet, ct al.
1T appearing from cOmplaiuaut's bill.
1 which is sworn 10, that Serena POleet
and her husband Willis E. Poteet, aud Is
rael Z. Rhodes, three OF the defendents in
this suit are citizens OF Missouri: and that
Mary Adams and her husband Samuel Ad-
ans, Richard Rhodes, James Rhodes. Thos.
Rhodes and RObt- Rhodes, the last three
being minors, six other defendants in said
suit, are citizens OF Kentucky, 20 that they
can not be served with process to answer:
It is therefore ordered by the clerk and
Master OF said Court that publication be
made in the Jackson Wing and Tribune
for four successive weeks, commanding
said nine nonresident defendants TO ap-
pear before said Clerk and Master, at his Of
Zee in said town of Lexington Henderson
county, Tenn, on the first Monday, being
Rule day, In Al gust, no, and make their
defence TO said bill, or the same will then
be taEen for confessed As TO the adults, and
set for hearing tx Tarte as TO them, and
guardians ad Item appointed for said mi
lOrE. j. ". g. JONES, {. & NJ,
\ II Rhodes. }
J. NJ. Taylor, -Sol=.
L. 5. Woods, J APII 70, I,.5-4l
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View Orleans. st. Louis and { hicagO
Railroad Company.

SOUTH BOUND. NORTH BOUND.
Mall. 1920, a. N. Mail -..- 500. pm.
Express. l2:45, am. Express. 1880, u. IN.
North bound train makes close connec-
lion at Milan for Memphis, Nashville, Lou
isVille, and points East; AT Fulton for Z. d.
ucah, and AT Cairo for st. Louis, Chicago,
ahd points North and " est.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-04-17

Tin Richmond (Va.) Whig find,
something consolatory in the Beecbe,
scandal, and thinks that from il viii
come the heaviest blow ever inflicted
upon the wom8n's rights peonIe
That single case, as if Ly a fortunate
chance, says our contemporary. exbib.
its in itself all the prominent 6eys3unel
doctrines, ideas, hyPocrisies, shams'
vices, vOluptuouSness, and cant of the
whole scurvy tribe. They all stand
out in one complete picture to the gazs
of the world-and men and women
will learn from that aggregation of BIG
and little infamies the significance
tendencies, and results of the isms thai
have corrupted so many minds. made
religion q rhapsody of words trans
ferred churches into bagnios, and free.
love an emblem OF inward purity, If
the Beecher scandal accOmplishes no
other good, it viii at least cripple III
not ultimately kill, free-loye. w6msnis
rights, and all the other residential
.Sms.
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NORTH AND Asst.

Through Tickets Tor ale al C1mpany's once.
As Through Freight Line The Louisville
PRducah & SOuIh-WesteTu Railroad affords IA .
cilltles superior 10 any other Route from IA
Gucah-tO points North and East VIA Louisville
Is points Southeast via Nashville For
through bills OF lading and Information as 70
rates or IOCtes apply 20 L. NJ. alvcrt, Local
Agent, and J. v. Ih0mbcrry, Gerl LontsS
Agent, Paducah.
b. T. WHITCOMB, Supt,
EDWARD L. WILSON, LOUISVILLE XIV
GrB1 Fiji 4 Pass. Agent,
Louisville Nv.
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United Friends OF temperance

Jackson Council No. 4.
llr. q. L. Rozrll, W.P.; T. ". Murreu,
W. L Meets every Tucsday night.
Esst jackson Council, No. 5US.
4. NJ. Rushing W. T.; John Manley. IL.
;. Meets every " ednCsday night, corner
Of Royal and Orleans streets.
Jackson Benevolent Degree, Council 40. :.
Rev. J. \. Heard, W. c.; Or. &. L 10
Zell, W. X. Meets 2nd and ith Monday
nights, Of each month.
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ShANSEh YUM.

Meets the 4th Monday in April and Octc-
hST. Il. J. Livingston, Chancellor ID. NJ.
Wisdom, Clerk and Master; Jno. W. Gates,
deputy Clerk.
= COUNTY OFFICERS.
r. NJ. May, Sheriff; John l.. Fry, CorO-
mar IL. c. McCu. chen, Register; J. NJ.
Cartmell, Trustee L. A. Clark, Tax Col
Letter Z. 5. Mallory, y otary Public
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Original Attachment.
State Of Tennessee, Madison
County.


-N-II0I = II NJ y. Z \. T q =
y this cause it appearing by AFFIDAVIT that
Il the defendant r L. EOute HIS removed
himself out Of the state, 50 c8nc-als uim-
self that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
served on him, and an original attachment
having cen levlci on his property, IL is there
lore OrIered that Publication be made in the
Wig and Tribune = newspaper published IN
The city OF jackson, Tennessee, for four con-
secil' i've weeks. commanding the said r K.
S5ss 70 APPEAR before NE or some Other Jus
tice Of the Peace al the court house on the 18th
day Of May, ls7S, and make defence to said
suit se-aiust him, or u Will be proceeded W III
CNpartC' This sg.h day OF March, ISIS
K. Il. PERSONS, j. +.
Tor Madison COUNTY
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THE RENOWNED
EXCHEOUER


eof nara O the H or DO given be
9th r season
PEpGREEhenut horsfo srG y
Tropho
Winch in am
by
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MtsssT & 7. % winning
dior ti from turf a n.l:
1ftcwar the Inn v tcS I'm
and m ralo
RAM Z ID
lr 0lnavcin E guerra mi blood IL d f-
attr0ted be ac
or trotiu
class this prove 20 e W
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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-04-17
HAVE YOU TRIED
JURU 3 EBA
weak. Nervous or DebIIItnted.

weak, Nervous or DebIIItnted2
Are you so LanEuId that any eNertion requires
more Of an effort thsR ven feel capable OF ma
EIng2
TIIES TRY JURC BETlA the wonderful TOSIC
and INyIGoRATOB, whith acts 50 benrnIcIally
on the secretive OFgansas 70 impart yisor 10
all the vital forces.
II is no alcoholic app-tizer, which stimulates
for a short time, only . let the suGerer fall &c
a lower depth Of miserr, ont IL Is . vegetable
tonic acting directly upon the liver and spleen.
IT REGULATES TIE BOWELS, quiets the
nerves, and gives such a healthy tone 10 the
whO& system as 70 sos make thu Invalid feel
ike new person.
IT. OPERATION Is MOI VIOLENT, but IS char
acterlZvd by great geuJleuess, the patient *
pericnces no sudden Change, no marked IT,
suits, but gradually hs troubles
''Fold their teIts, like tho Arabs,
And silently teal away
TuIs Is ID new and uutried discovery, but
has been long used Wuh wonderful! remedial
Results, and is pronounced by tho highest med
zeal authorities, ''Ths most powerful tonic and
Alternative Known
Ask your DRUGGIST Tor &c..
For sale Boy NlI- r. BIDDER a CO, New
York ll-lw
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BUCKEYE POULTRY YARDS
OFFER FOR SALE
EGGS FOR MATCHING.

FrOmthe following varieties OF Pure-Bre
Land and Water Fowls, at 50 per dozen.
IETk and Light BrahmaS; BuT, Black,
White and Partridge COchins; Brown and
white Leghorns; White and Silver-Grey
DorEingS, Plymouth Rocks; uoudans;
BlBck, Red, Earl Derby and Pile GaTaes;
ROuen aud Ayiesbury Ducks
I warrant one half OF each dozen Eggs to
hatch; If they do not Will replace them at
50 cts. per dOZ. Send stamp for circulOr.
Address, ISAAC LYNDE.
mar6-2m Marlboro Stark CO., ..
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Christian Churcb.-SerYicss every Sab
bath At IL an. and pm. Sunday School
. am. Prayer Meeting Thursday pm.
". r. HALL, Pastor.
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knights OF Pythins.

Lsuncelot Lodge, No. Is.
+. :. Mallory, c. c.; Stod CarUther>, v.
G. w. B. Spencer. PTelate II. G. Audcr-
son, X. OF r. !: }. Z. Wi,bon. NJ. OF +. y.
:. " hiie, N. Of F.. r.. /. KcudTiek, NJ. At
A. McetS every Wednesday night, in Cls.
tie Hrll, Main street, at o'clorA
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-04-17

SWEET POTATo DRAWS.- MANY arr
complaining that their sweet poiatoes
beddtd oat Tor draws, are exceedingly
slow about starting to grow this
spring. Soap suds is a good thing
with which to start thcm-put it up-
on tie beds freely, il can do no harm.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-04-17

st. Luke's (EpiScopal) Church. a.
HARRISON. ID. D., Rector. Morning Ser
vices l0:30.- Sunday School 3 p.m.-Evcn-
ing Service 1880.
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Jackson Commentary,
Madison Lodge. No. I6.

Madison Lodge, No. 10.
San.l. II. Chester, y. G.. j. G.. McCabe,
Y. G.. John T. Stark, Secretary; David
Hampton, TT. Rev, r. McNair, Chaplain.
Meets every Thursday night At odd Eel
lows Hall.
Degree Lodge,
Meets every 2d Thursday night in each
month. John I. stark, Secretary.
stark EIcampment, no 10.
:. II. Chester, c +. J. &. McCube, II. T.;
j. +. stark, Scribe. Meets every 2nd and
4th Tuesday nights in each month.
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Louisville, PaduCah
AND
South eStern Railroad.
Direct Route From
H A DU Q a H
10
Henderson, Evansville, Nash.
vile, greensboro, Elizabeth
town, Louisville
And all Points
North and East.

Trains Going East
NAIL ACCOMMODATIONS
PaduCah, departs HOO N. Leave $50 am
NOrtohville, Arrive 7:4T @ Arrive 4:2O pm
greensboro Ju. - 9:i5 % - 7:l5 ..
Grayson Sp'ngs - I2.lO q
Enzabethtown " 2:Is 90 Leave $50 am.
Louisville &" AS " Arrive $50 e
Trains Going West.
MAIL ACCUNNDATIOS
Paducah, Arrive S:50P m. Arrive 90 p n
NortoRville, - AS " q. 30 am
OwcnsbOrO Ju. " 1928 Leave 80 e
Grayson Spring - l2.lO a
ElizabethtOwn ll.SS AIN. Arrive $50 pm
Louisville, Leaves $50 e Leaves 90 e
Trains leave and arrive on Louisville time,
which is 10 minutes faster thin Paducah time.
CONNECTIONS.
At Nashville with st. Louis & s. T. r. T.
for Henderson, Evansville, St Louis, Hop
kinsYille, Guthrie and Nashville.
At OwensbOrO Junction with +. o. & y. r.
r., for Greensboro.
At ElizsbethtOwa with Louisville & Great
Southern Railrosd-
At Louisville with Lauisville & Cincinnati
Short Line
At Louisville with Louisvi.I-k Cincinnati
Al Louisville with Ohio * Mississippi Raft
road
At Louisville with .IrfIOrsOnville, Madison
& Indianapolis Railroad for ak points
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THE PROFIT OF BEEs.-One of the
arts in farming-and, indeed, in eve
rything else-is to manage so as Ia get
the profits on somebody else's labor
1t is the practice of this delicate art
that makes men rich in other vocations;
they shake the tree at the proper time,
and the fruit falls at their feet. The
art is ut the command of the farmer no
less than it is at the command Of the
capitalist; and Mr.. NJ. Z. McMaster, of
Shelbyville, No, in a letter to the
Western Agriculturist gives a hint a.
bout the way to take advantage of it.
There are no harder workers in the
world than bees; they are honest, faith
full, industrious, economical and patti
ent labOrers; and when they have fair
show, will make enough in a season, to
do them, and good surplus over, be-
sides. One of the tricks farmer should
learn is that of encouraging bees to
make as large a surplus as possible and
then taking possession of it for his own
beneft-taking care of course, not to
rob them so severely as to leave them
not enough to live on through the win
ter. Mr.. McMaster's standard hive is
a simple box with a cover and a bot
tom board, large enough to hold TWEEN
ty frames, with a movable division
board for enlargIng or reducing the
spaces. In this box are fitted frames
ten inches deep by fourteen long
Last season, his thirty-fve stands yiel-
ded him the following product: June
394 lbs, July 554 lbs, August 152 lbs,
September l ,l50 lbs, October $50 lbs.
total, $500 lbs. This is Il pounds
of honey and little over, per stand.
The value of it at the low rate ofl2I
cents pound was 1912, and that of
the ten swarms Of bees at so per
swarm, produced during the season,
was 500; making the value of the
whole product S412-a nice little sum
10 be had for so little trouble.-iSt.
Louis Republican.
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Rev. l. W. LANE. Pastor.

Colored NJ. f. Church Of America.-Ser-
vices every Sabbath ut 1880 a m. and 6:4J
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Roman Catholic Church.-Seryiccs at
lC 80 SIN. and 1880 DIN.
Father VEALE, Priest.