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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-15

Der nnt.rstldn.te pirb AM 9ienltag, ben
5. GrriI 1888, foleenbe 9esenItdnoe an ben
Neitbietenben bffentIi6 ueriteiaern lniien:
Gin. idbre, 200 alder ero6e 5orm; 80 Ider
utt.r 8fua; Der &eh gutes @ieieus unb
SuidlaHb; auf rem @ieIcnlanb cine itarfe
Gu,Ie, 10 bab INNER reidlib Baiier fir'S
Sieh ba 1T. Die Sam lie9t cine Meile
pen N.u Muuid,. Gas s~apbnbaus lift 16 bel
~ 5pS gru6 nsbIt 8ide; IferoeraI Is bel
SO; Siebital 90 bel ~. Srudtbaus 16 bel
20 5uB, anes I'll beitem 3uitaube. Serner
so Gder idtueres Sui9lanb, 81 Weilc BON
Nelroie, int 9opn Milppob, Section 90.
Serner bier idbne Nrbsitspfcroe, bon 4 Bis
9 Sabre alt; orei iunse @ferre bon 1 bis A
Sabre, Z Mildtibe; orei 3Idbrige Sttere
unb sSeiferS" fieben lidbrige uno bier 8dlz
Der; tsnf gut. Sdtreine; Elm Selbftbinber;
5trei Ra9en; spei Sdlitten; cine Mdbma.
idine unD Seuredeu nebit fpnitisen ader<
uno Sous9erGtbifafteH. - 8%ebinsungen:
Getrd9e big $500 mi!iieu baar besablt irers
ben, suf 8ctrds. iber $500 tpir6 Elm Sabr
3ftt iu 8 Bro3tnt sesen quite Sirsidaft sez
seben. Hlbers Seoin9unsen tptroen am
2ase Der 9eriteiseruns befnnnt aemadt.
t.BenoIfen 8eriteiserer.
SenrD Serbnar,
iii Nen Wunit, Winn.
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Ordinance No. Is Establishing the place
of holding Elections in the several
wards of the City of st. Cloud.

The Common Council of the City of st. Clio nd
do ordnin.
SEC. 4. That the tenement house of e. F. SLAP
les situate on the Northwest Corner of block 40
in Browns addition to st. Cloud in the first ward
Of said City OF st. Cloud is hereby appointed and
established as the place Of holding Elections in
said first ward.
SEC. ,. That the hose house OF hose Company
No. {. situate in the second ward, Of the City OF
st. Cloud is hereby appointed and established as
the place ofholdins Electionsi in said second ward.
SSIC. 3. That the Court house of the County of
Stearns situate in the Third ward Of the City OF
at. Cloud, Is hereby appointed and established
as the place OF holding Elections in said thir d
Ward.
SEA- That the residence of Frank Lorinser
| situate in the fourth Ward ofthe City of ST. Cloud
Is hereby appointed and established as the place
Of holding Elections in said fourth Ward.
SEC s. This ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and after its publication.
Passed by the Common Council Of the City OF
st. Clond March 5th 1885, Ayes: Aid. Bennett,
Brick. Cramb, Herberger, Kraemer, Nugent,
Powell, Reinhard and Swift (9).
Noes-None.
P. r. GRIEBLER,
Vice President of Common Council city of ST
Cloud, MINI.
Attest:
Fl. G. WIRE, City Clerk.
Approved March 18th 1888.
DAVID r. CALHOUN,
Il. ST. Mayor of said City
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= SIN Saule Der @eiessebuus BON

SIN Saule Der @eieksebuns BON
Soma 1T bic Dia, burd tuelde ben Wei'
bern bas Stimmen BET Stats unb
Shulmablen einserIumt ,piro, abge'
murfft wOrben. Gin ipater eeitelter
glntras auf @eSerertpdauna bes 8s.
tums iuuroe auf ben Tii9 seleot.
sSur9 cine bon Bismard unter;ei1.
nete 9epei1e parb Der lob bes &aiiers
Der beutlden @eianbtidaft in Baibinss
ton ansefinbist nnb burb bieie mittelit
amtlid bealaubister Ibidrift benz
Staatsietretdr tpel1er nit elmer 9eyes
id. on ben ameritaniiden @eianbten in
Berlin uno eiuem S9reiben AT bic
beuti6e GeIanstidaft alip in Dai6inos
ton ertpioerte: bic Trauerbotidaft, tpel1e
Sbre Note BON beute mir brabte, mar be-
r.its burd elm Telesramm bes 0eianoten
Benoleton in Berlin semelbet psrben.
Die Sanb bes Tobes bat ihlieBlid elmer
lausen unb rubMusll.n 2aufbabH Elm
Siel asitedt. 9as san;e ameritauiide
Bolt nlmmt Tbeit an benz Sdmers bes
an Der 8abre isines &aiisrs febsnben
Stuti1lanbs. @enebm,sen sic, Serr
Baron, ben Gusbrud meiner b~eisnberen
So6ahtung,
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Yerfdnft gegem 3aar,

I'M 10 benz grebit L. @ei1dft einen 4bs
bru6 su tbun. @dbreno bteie meme alIse.
meire Ste9el iein miro. nnuB ib NIT 8ergniis
aen bic Sbatiahs feititelleit, baB es tpel6e
9tbt, Die bon Der &esel aussenommen iino
pb hires auten &ufes, tpIbreno tie bel mir
ibre ginfauie madten. Splbe, iuelde Elm
StustauidaeidSft nit mir abidloien, iinb,
tpie friIer, aud fernerbin baSu tpilfouls
mer, uno ib boffe, Die @elesenbeit su boz
ben, NIT bieien oas rtdmlidJe liberale un5
ausaeoebnte @ef,dft firberbin baben au
tDnnen, ipie pproem, tueldes i'd nit meiner
arD6ten Sprefalt unb Sdbi9feit at banohas
ben mid beItreben iperoe.
3ugleib mDdte ib ale, bic mir iduloen,
.freun6lih nnb ernit eriuhe, iofprt bel mir
ppraulpreten unb ibre 8ednung nit mir
abanIdlieBen, uamentlid iete, bic felt ldrs
aerer Belt ii6 mir ~segeniiber %perbnnoen pii
len. Sd gebraIhe %abiolut @elo, uesbalb
oieie ~6rtn9enpe Nuf1oroerun9 e%rlaiien tpiro.
Sd e%rtparte, oaB otefer Nabnune unueraiigs
lide Iufmerfiamfeit seidenft p;ro. Sbre
wertbe l1nteritisuna III fribsrer tuie in
iiingiter Belt, lotpie ben suteu BiIen aters
fenneno, perbleibe i'd fiir ertpieiene CUNT
banfenb N9tuusspoa Sbr
Sopn Yrcnostnsft,
f. Der @~Iebert6uoler,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-15
Sci Der in Weners @rppe &.

= Sci Der in Mepers @robe ftatt-
ftnbenben @eriammluns bes beuti9en
2ebreroereins miro Sur gr6fnunssfeier
bic Mefe: ,Surium coroa" BON Gamma
sur Quffibruns fommen. aae 2ebrer,
uelde ii9 am @eianse 81 betbeilisen
tuiiniden, iinb bbfli9it eriudt, iib bieie
Meife 81 beidaffen BON Der 5irma Sc.
briioer Slider, Stem gorf. BON Der lie
fir 80 Gents be5osen werbsn fann. Ser
Gag Der 8eriammluns wirb in Der nod.
fen ober folsenben Drummer oes rNorbs
fern" senau anseseben werben, bamit
ieber 2ebrer, welder iid oft bteier 10
iui6ttsen, pie intereianten 8eriamm.
lung 81 betbeillsen iuinidt, iid beim
Secretdr bes 8erein, Dem Serrm Nicoz
laus 8obmen, 0teyers @roue, anmeloen
fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-15
Wernet9erung.

Ser llnteraeidnete tpirb fpl9enbe @eser=
fdnbe arf ieiner I'M Sptpn ct. @enoel,
(nabe Der ct. Stcpban's 8irde) selesencn
6arut am Sonneritas, ben 8. Npril, 1883
5Hentlit p%eriteisern lafien: 26 Stlid ses
h6rntes Gtnbpteb; stpet Wdbren nit Sob
len: bier Shpetne; elm 2rmbertpaaen; etn
Sprinsmasen; 8feroeseidirr; Elm ielbit
rehen6e GrntemaIhine; cine Saemaibine;
cine 8usm,iible; orei YHiiae; gasen; guls
tipators uno fpnitise Sarm> nn6 Sausses
rdtbitaften aner Nrt. Sessleiden metne
aug 100 Nfer be5tebenbe Sarni, BON oenen
so unter gultur iino; Der &et antes Wies
ienlano nit elmer trefliden Gnele. 8eoins
auusen: ollie getrdse unter $500 baar: anf
Betraae iiber $500 iueroen SMonaten 3eit
Al Z Sroaent nit gutter 8iirsidaft geseben.
TaIentin &apns ct. Wenoel.
SpBu S9afer, 8erfeiseter. 1875
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81 M MONS.

suMMONS.
STATE CT MINNESOTA
County Of Stearns.
District Court, 7th Judicial District.
IANABL N%LJERUs, Plf.
vs.
HENRY BULrEAE and
NARY ANN BULrHAN, Deft's.
The State of Minnesota to the above named
Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to ans
wer the complaint of the Plaintiff in the above en-
titled action, which 10 filed in the ofice of the
Clerk OF the District Court Of the It'll Judicial Dis
trict, in and for the Comfy Of Stearns and State
Of Minnesota, and to serve a copy Of your answer
to the said complaint on the subscribers, at their
ON e in St. Cloud in said County, within twenty
days after the service OF thissummons upon you,
exclusive of the day of such service: and if you
fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the Plsinti in this action will take
Judgment against you for the sum of Ninety Two
Dollars with interest at the rate Of 10 per cent. per
annum from the LIST day of January 1887 together
with the costs and disbursements Of this action.
Dated February 23rd '8S.
HANSEN & MITCHELL,
13-7t Plaintiffs Attorneys st. Cloud. Mina.
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StaatSI6uoeret Uerfauf.

Gs miro hermit befannt semadt, oaB i9
am Sienfta9, ben 1. Mai, 1883, in Der 60
Nubitprs Office in ct. glouo. Sormittags
10 1br, unter ben pom @eiese oorseibrie'
benen 8ebingunseu bas in Stearns gpuntp
seleseue ShuIauo, SnternalzS oement'
nnb Horticultural olesez2ano 6fentllit Der.
iteigern uurbe, tpeldes abgei6dst aber ntht
b~erfauft tpurbe, pber bas nerfauft tpuree,
bas 8erfaufsreft aber burd Hidt5ablen
Der Sntereiien fir stpei ooer mebr Sabre
serntrft tuuroe. Die 9iIte bes al p~eritet'
sernben 2anoes liest in Der Qubitors Office
1C Gage lang ppr benz gerfauf sur giniiht
offen. Us. B. 8raoen,a.
Gommifidr Der StaatsldEoerei- Office.
ct. Baul, ben 10. Mdra, 1888. 49,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-15
4etn @tuo.

IS lit elm unpioerlesbares Jaetumell, eab
BEL urs @aaren 9leid biaig uno sletd gut
aefauft tperoeu f6nnen, als in irseno einem
8 oncurrensz@ sibdfte i'm gountp. @ir Ia
ben cine ,ebr quite lno srose IuStuabl al
allen 8aaren, bic in einem General Rers
6anbiie.. geiddfte at faufen iino; tuenn
sleid mir aud feline @a9gon 8 2aoun-
gen v@inb" be5osen haben. @ie lesteres
fpabr, 10 lit tuabr, oaB elm ieoer &auter bel
uns ale mbsliben 8ortbeile aenieBt. Die
muir aebpten fperben fDnnen. CUR uebers
seusuna ipre9e man Dor BET
M. VI. 8uen & s o.,
13-It Sprah g. g., Stearns Co., Minn.
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Monday, April End 'ss.

officers to be elected are as follows:
CITY OFFICERS.
A Mayor, for the term of one year.
A City Treasurer, for the term Of one year.
Two City Justices, for the term of two years.
WARE OFFICERS.
Ward /, one Alderman, for the term Of 8 years.
Ward 2, one Alderman, for the term offs years.
Ward 8, one Alderman, for the term of 5 years.
Ward 4, ONE Alderman, for the term Of years.
The polls will be opened at o O'Clock a. m. and
continue open until 5 O'Clock p. m. The places of
voting are as follows:
Ward 4, at the tenement house of e. =. Staples,
on the northwest corner of block 40, Owl adj
dition to st. Cloud.
Ward 2, at the Hose house of Hose Company
No. /.
Ward 8, at the Court House.
Ward 4, at the residence of Frank Lorinser.
Per order of the Common Council Of the City OF
st. Cloud, Minnesota, dated March 9Th 1883,
Dated st. Cloud. MINI, March 6, 1888.
IL. 81 Fl. G. WIRE,
ls-2t City Clerk.
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OgrKetaesmna

Ser l1nteraei9nete mirb am9ienitas, beu
8. Npril, auf ieiner Borm in 5air Sapen
tnl9enoe Gesentanee Dfentli1 periteiaern
Gin 0eipann eiel, 6 Sabre alt, spet Sob
len, apei Sabre oft, Elm 8ferb, 8 Sabre alt,
pier WiIds&Ihe, Bier Stiere, stuei, 2 Sabre
alt, uno ape;, 8 Sabre alt; 2 Seifer, aruei
Sabre alt, i Glnaro Sarbeiter, Siuei Stunt
bers &aaen, 1 Spring @asen, l S9Iitten,
cine SGemai6ine, 2 BHise, 2 8redpfise,
2 gultiuators Iopie aue anberen Sarut9e-
D~ehinsunsen: Sstrdse unter
IS. % baar, Iber IS 90 ein Sabr CREDIT 9es
gen CUTE Siirsidaft 3u adt procent Sntez
Sobn &rier, 5air Sapeu.
Spbu 9 dfer, 8eriteiserer. 13-st
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Hstis fir &tbrer.

Sic Notwithstanding Der 2ebrer iuirb
on fol9.itoen &lGsen 81 8%enannter Seit &c
baIter uerfen: COURTEOUS, ct. 9loub, ant
a. Iidrs 1888; Stulbaus, Gidmonb, N
81. Mdrs 1888; Sodidule, Sauf Centre, am
81. Ndrt 1888. Gae, bic in oieiem 6 ountn
unterridten molten, iuersen eriudt an Der
iih III tetbeiligen.
Ct. Gloub, ben IS. Sebruar, 1883.
lift &. s. ModoIL
Gdulinperintenoent bon Stearns So
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby giAen that my son Andrew
Blach, who is a Minor, has left his home without
my consent, therefore / shall not pay bills that he
may contract. JOHN BLACH,
1876 CollegeVille, Stearns Co., MINI.
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P~RONDz|NSKPS
9telter GrlQB!

Sriberbin ipieien mir auf cine @bdnbe=
rrns in unierem @eiddftsipftem bin. 9ies
ie miro art Is. Sebruar 1888 prr iid aeben
Sin urD uad bteiem 9atnm miro bic &tbts
id1rur in unierem 8eiHdfte fem:
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at. Nmaui TIA abIm1bIe.

Cttft gtItlsit a.uertinss mil Der atutfsn ginri6.
tuHe . trftten rrrrten unb Elm Sanmdnn rtrb~tte Nr.
belt In Ter Yfutlt Ittttn. @etreite une Sutttr an Be,
ftauns8endtitn unb HE arttitprpnapt bsfprst. lin
~teutiattu 3ufpru6 bitten:
8edutee & gNetk,
29.ti ct. Nueuha ,Stearus Gpuuts, NiHn
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Election Notice

The annual Charter Election for the
City of St. Cloud will take Place on
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Ginnabmen im GountysS 9abamie.

2Gut zen 8iidern bes gountpsS 6ab'
meiiters belaufeu iid bic @eiammtein
nabmen pDm l. Hooember 1887 Big gum
20. 5ebruar 1888. fuie iOlgt:
2aufenbs Steueru ..$4O,9 45 80
Steueru pou iriiberu Sabren 1,797 rs
9ilauras.s sonb. ......... $50 80
5dul. 2ano. 1,643 81
Shant2ijens, Strafen &C.. 1853 %
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9eianmt $55,956 55
@eIammt S42,743 0s

@elammt s42, 743 0S
Isn iener Summe, Die sur 8ertbets
lung unter bic Totuns unb bic uerib'e'
seuen Sdulbiitritte 9elau9t, erbalten
Stabt ct. Glpub. $5,4S5 80
Sauf Centre giua9e ...... 1912 27
Bapnesuille 8ila5e....... ia "a
Welroie 8iIdae ,........ 1853 ~
ct. glouo unton>S hule.. 1854 81
st. Gloue unabb. Shulbiitr. sos 81
Saut geuter Sduloiitrift. $3.50 90
8as ben e,n5elnen 3ouus uno ben
1876 Sbulbitrifteu BON Der gu rertbei'
lenben Summe %Sufallsn uiro, weroen
mir innerbalb srpei &sten ben 2eiern
in elmer TaseIe ausflbrtid beridten.
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rnetgeruu

8. 5. ND6DIl
eountgsS 9uliuperintenhent.
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Smsd elm iebr ebler, tuesbal6 gu errpar
ten TT, bas Der 8eiud Elm S~ufriebeuftel'
LENDER iein mirh. Nad Der lluterbals
tuns pirs sutes N6enbefien feruirt.
- @,r batten bieier Gage @elesen'
belt, cine Photographic her neier Bunpe
fir bic @a~iiertperfe in Iusenidein Su
nebmen. 9ieielbe tuuree in Sulsofe,
Maii., BON Der Dean Steam 8rnp 60
aebaut uno tpirb binnen 8urSem mad
bier perianbt iperben. Gs 1T cine Sop:
pei ooer Smillinsspumpe nit Sruej
@aferiausern bon ie su6lf 9oq burd'
meifer unb nit bier Sampf G%plinbern
BON bensn amei Srp6lf So1 uno bic atpei
ansere 20 Sol i'm 9urdmeiier finb,
9ieie Yumpe nimmt, iusnn aufseiteIt
einen 4lab BON suansis SUP in Del
2dnse uns feds in Der Bre,te Elm, uni
fe uermas ieoe Wlnute 1000 @aloner
0aiier in bic Stabt 81 ~liefern. sic il
nit ben neueiten @%rfinbun9en perieben
bieie nit ben orei anbern Yumpen fam
ieben Gag 8 NiGionen Bafer Iief:rn.
= Serr Seinrid @Obier, tuel6cr iei
ben lebten Sabreu 81 ben 8irsern il
Saul Sapibs Sdblte, bat iest i6lieBlid
i.lbit ale SOfnuns u~ufseseben, Dab ie
ner 8lab ii6 ie zines @mperfommeni
erfreuen perbe. @r be5eidnet ben @e
i9dftssans als unter alIer Deidreibuns
tpesbaIb CT iein @eiddft unb iein Seir
nod ct. glouo su pe,lesen sebenft. $,
G5bfer mar l.stsn 9ienitas in Der Stat
uno iab fi9 nod einem selesenen 81
i1dftsplab um. Seiner ausiase nat
tplrbe Sauf 8apios ii9 iebt nur anS
germ an ct. gloub anidlieben, uno
bebauptei, bab, tuenn jebt iiber cine bel
artiss 8rOpOiition bas Bolt in Sar
@opibs burd cine @abl 81 enii6eioe
. bate, ii6 bret sesen cine Stimme II
GnidlieBuns on CT. Gloub fnben lafe
wSrten.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30
NO. 2-Roors OF THE CORN PLANT

NO. 2@ROOTs OF THE CORN PLANT.
A better way would be to begin nearer
the row and cut shallow, and extend the
distance as the plants increase in growth.
These different modes Of cultivation, says
Country Gentleman. exhibit the diverse
results obtained In cultivating corn, some
experimenters finding It's frequent per.
Torrance positively detrimental to the
product, while others obtain Z gain Of
from ten to twenty bushels an acre from
continued working until the plants over.
top the horses back In passing the cnlti.
vatOr between the rows. The detrimental
operation Is performed 80 as to cut and
tear the roots; and on heavy soils after
heavy rains it tends to pack the surface.
reducing it to condition more nearly re.
sembling mortar, changing to crust and
clods as 1t becomes dry. On the other
hand. fine. clean. mellow surface. not
deep enough to hurt the roots. is posi-
lively beneficial. Taking all these differ.
ent influences into consideration farmers
may easily try the experiment In it's diff
ferent forms for themselves. the only care
required being an accurate measurement
of the crops.
Some of the largest yields of corn on
record have been those to which. in add.
ton to generous manurng of the soil
previous to seeding, have been applied
fertilizers during the growing season. One
of the big corn yields grown on the ex.
perimental grounds of The Rural New
Yorker received three or more applica.
tions of Mopes' corn manure during the
season. The cultivation consisted in run
ming a cultivator between the rows after
every rain and after the application of the
fertilizer. The result was crop Of l34
bushels of shelled corn to the acre.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30
The Potency Of Coffee.

Tea, except in the exaggerated form Of
lightly dried green tea, is a mild stinulant
and sudorl!ic, or, 10 use a common phrase
among those who drink it. "comforter" or
stay" Coffee is more potent than tea 1t
not only arrests waste OF tissue, but 1t also
possesses qualities which bring il very near
TO the limits Of the range OF dangerous drugs.
IL we take theme, the alkalold OF tea-and
We may practically leave out of cousidera-
ton the difference between black tea and
greenland compare it with the correspond.
ing alkaloid in coffee, We find certain marked
differences. Coffee is more immediate and
more marked in its effects than tea. A
strong cup of coffee will act on the moment,
and is sometimes employed by medical men
as an emetic. Or, again, cup of not coffee
will recruit man who has suffered from Il
violent shock, where a cup OF warm tea
would be not much better or more ethcacious
than basin of Cruel 1t may be agreed,
then, that coffee properly prepared is a
drink for men rather than for women.-
Saturday Review.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30
IN THE APlARY.
SaggestioDs on Hivins Two Swarms That
Issued ut Once.

II two or more swarms Of bees issue at
| once, will these on returning separate and
| 60 to their different hives, or will they all
go to one hivey II they all go to one hive
| how shall they be separated so that each
queen can have her beesg
The above queries have recently been
answered by prominent apiarians in diff
ferent sections by American Bee Journal
Following are some Of the replies Mrs
l.. Harrison and q. l.. Tinker answered;
Each swarm will return to its own
hive" A. j. Cook said: Sometimes all
will go into one hive, but usually they
separate for me. Simply take the frames
hive" c. G. Miller said: They will
often unite, When they do you cannot
separate them, but you can give share
of the mixed bees to each queen. NJ
Mahin said; Generally they will go back
to their own hives. If they do not shake
part of the bees in front of the hive
that is deficient. But cage both queens
for day or two. They will stay where
they are put"
A. B. Mason replied: Sometimes the
bees will return to their own hives, and
sometimes they will not. If they are
made to fly before they are ready to break
up the cluster, and the hives they come
from are some distance apart, they will
generally return to their own hives"
James Heddon said: Usually the bees
will not return to their own hives in per
feet order.
q. w DGmaree answered They will
generally separate and return to their own
homes, but they sometimes make great
muss of it. You can divide the united
swarm and give to each one of the queens,
but it is the safest way to leave the queens
Gagged for twenty four hours, as the mixed
swarms will often ball the queen"
g. NJ. Doolittle said; Frequently both
ways; but with q sheet to spread over
the hive that is getting the most bees,
have no trouble in getting them divided
in each hive about as | desired. g. You
must not let them all go to one hive, but
should they get the start of you and do
so keep the queens Gagged, and after they
get settled dip them up as you would
wheat till you get them as you desire
them"
R. L. Taylor said: "If the swarms unite
in the air they will cluster together or re,
turn to one hive. II the swarms unite
you cannot give each queen her own bees,
but you can give each half of the united
swarms. which is just as well. If swarms
cluster together place each queen in
separate basket and shake into each has.
ket the proper share of the bees. II they
offer to return to one hive when that hive
has it's share of the bees. quickly remove
it, substitute the other hive and attract
the rest of the bees to 1t by placing the
oueen nj the enfrance Rut circumst meas
and experience must often dictate the
course to be pursued"
The editor Of The Journal said: 1.-THE
bees may separate and return them to
their respectives hives. but quite often
they will go to one Of the hives. II they
all 60 together give the surplus bees to
weaker colonies. carefully caging the
queen before doing So"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-06-30
THE CURIOSITY SHOP.
The Koh-i-nO0r-The Crown Jewel Of
England-Its Antiquity.

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The Koh-i-noor, or mountain Of III hit, was
first publicly exhibited in England at the
Crystal Palace in 1851. Its history is init.
mately associated with India for many cen.
turtles. Originally found in Golconda, the
Hindoos fond Of high numbers say that it
was in the possession Of Kama, king of Auga,
S,00l years ago Coming to more recent
times, 1t was said to have been stolen from
one OF the native kings by Mininzola, and
presented by him to Shah Jehan, father of
Aurungzebe, in 1910. 1t was then much
larger than at present; in fact, it had the
reputation of Icing the largest diamond ever
known. Shah Jehan employed Venetian
diamond worker called Hortensio Barges,
who cut away one-half of it and left it so
very imperfect that instead of rewarding
him Shah Jehan fined him $4,000 Early in
the present century it was the property of
the king of Cabul The rajah of Lahore,
Runjeet Singh, hearing marvellous stories of
its great size and inestimable value,
determined to get hold of it. Consequently
he invited the khan TO his court and
when he had him in his power demanded its
surrender The khan, anticipating this, had
caused to be made fictitious kohinoor, ex
actly initiating the real diamond; and this,
after a show of resistance, he at length
handed over to his host. Runjeets delight
was extreme, but of short duration, as the
lapidary to whom he gave orders TO mount
it acquainted him with the deception His
modification and rage were unbounded. He
gave orders for the residence of the khan to
be invested and searched from the top to the
bottom; but all was in vain, no kohinoor
could be found, until a slave revealed the
secret-it was hid in heap of ashes. Run
jeet then caused it to be set in an armlet be
tween two other diamonds each of which
was the size of a sparrow's egg After his
death it passed into the hands of his success
sors. and when the Punjaub was annexed to
the Indian possessions of England it was sent
as present to Queen Victoria by the East
India company. When examined by Euro
pean diamond merchants 1t was pronounced
TO be badly cut; hence it was sent to be re-
cut, work which occupied thirty-eight days
Of twelve hours each.