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GAINESVILLE. Tenn. September %
Our sales for the week ending to day
were G21 bogsheads. The market was
without material change. All grades
of Tugs were firm. ard ali leaf of deci
ded character IN fair order. was in good
demand and firm IN price. But poor
and nonde.cript. styles. aud leaf IN bad
order. for which no good outlet appears
at present. were dull. irregular and
easier. Sellers resist the decline in the
sorts. which compose the bulk Of the
offerings, and re jections are numerous
full forty per cent Of the offerings
The new crop goes steadily into the
house. aud perhaps a large half of the
crop has been secured. Continued dry
warm weather is needed for success
full harves ing Of the remainder of the
crop. N. II CLARK IL BRO.
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Market firm
Baltimore Markets.
lBy Telegraph

IbN Telegraph
BALTIMORE. September a. Cotton
dull; middiiug. 1isc. Flour active and
very steady. Wheat-SOutbern strong
Fultz. $4,000, Loneberry. S0a9Oc.; No.
>. SEC: steamer. Sc; Western firm
No. > winter red. spot and Septembe ,
S2aSlc.: October, s2!ss24c. Com Soutl =
ern steady: white. i0a42c.: yellow. 4ca
4sc.. Western strong: mixed, spot,
IOic.: October, 4Os340&c. Oats steady
Western white. 2Ja27tc.. Western mix
ed. % 9jc. Rye quiet at jO.j2c. Pre-
visions firm and good jobbing trade:
Mess pork. Sl2 80. Bulk meats-Loose
shoulders. 50 30: long clear and clear
ribs. S9aSG p: sugar picked shoulders
= -: sugar-cured smoked shoulders,
a. 90: hams. .25aSl3.j0. Lard-re-
fined, - 30. Sugar strong: A soft, Sc.
Copper steady; refined. lOalO.c.
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ny ltic-Adpisl
NEW YORK. September s'.-flour
closed firm; winter fine grades. 81 ia
- GO: Southern strong; trade and fam
ily txta. SO 10aS4.60. Wheat weaker;
spot sales, No. ? red, s6as6ic: No. 2
red winter. October sole. Corn weak
SPOT sale,, No. , mixed. 4)saiOtc.; No.
q mixed, September, 40c. Oats quiet;
spot sales. No. g mixed, 2Sc.; No. =
September. PC. Pork dull; inspected
mess. sl2 50aSl2 %. Lard strong; Octo-
Der. $3.50 Sugar-Raw. nominal; re-
fined dull and lower; cut loaf. crushed,
aud powdered. Sic; mould a. tic.
Coffee-Sp lots closed steady: fair Rio
cargoes, l9tc.
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The object Of this suit j. 10 obtain decree
against the defendant. Robert Stanard. for
the payment OF the sum Of six hundred and
twenty-scyen dollars and tiXty- nine cents,
with interest on one hundred and twp dollars
aud thirty-cight cents. part thereof, from
and on one hundred and thlriy-nine dol
lars and eighty six cents. another part
thereof, from July 10Th. 1857, until paid, and
Oh three hundred ana eighty dollars ana
forty five cents. the residue thereof. from
August 10Th. fs-2. until paid. and 10 attach
and subject all interest Of said robert stan
ard In the estate 81 Joserhine l.. Stanard,
deceased 10 the satisfaction Of said debt.
And aiildaNH having been made and hled
that Robert ~ianlrd j. not resident Of this
state, IL il ordered that he appear here with
In ffieen after due publication Of this
order. and do what is necessary TO protect
his interests in this suit.
Test.
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II cnANclnY-sFc0ND sun

The object Of this suit Is 10 obtain decree
for the payment ola debt amounting 10 five
hundred aud sixteen 77-iOO dollars. that be-
ing the amount Of a sum Of % Oney ne tOand
loaned by the complainant 90 the defendant.
said Robert Stanard. together with interest
from the Both day Of juno, lsS2, and 10 attach
and subject any property, real or personal, in
The har Us Of John Dunlop. executor as alOre-
said. that may be coming or is 0escendnhie 10
me said Robert ~tanar1 from the estate OF
the sud Josephine T.. Stannrd. deceased, or
otherwise. 10 The satisfaction OF the said icDt
and decree.
And affidavit having been made and ficd
that Robert ~taua'd Is not "a resident H.
the state OF Virginia II is ordered that me
appear here within fifteen DAYS after due
publication of this order, and do what may
be necessary 10 protect his interests herein.
\ Copy Tesic:
CHARLES ". GODDIN, Clerk.
}. If. WEB8 iErLoE. =. ii.
is g--SalW
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New York Financial Market.


New YORK, September 27.-MoDey
closed at per cent: highest. 10 per
cent; lowest. - per cent. Exchange
closed steady: posted rates. 4S4ia4SSi
actual rates, 4s4 for sixty days, and
4S79a4SS for demand. Governments
clo.e ST ady: currency 6s. llS bid;
4 5. coupons, 1871 bid: Ats do, l05;
bid.
Nearly every stock on the list this
morning was strong and more or less
active. Prices advanced throughout
the morning and by noon values were
I TO per cent. higher than those Of
Yesterday. Louisville and Nashville.
though quite active. opeled ! higher at
10. from which it gradually dropp to
IS. by noon. 1t was believed that there
was good deal Of selling by
coal operators to realize the profits OF
the ,ast few days. London was a
buyer throughout the forenoon.
Shortly after u O'Clock. selling to rea-
I've profits. together with the demora-
liz ng effect OF the continued decline in
sugar trusts, caused a general semi
panicky feeling and a sharp slump
III tnc thtlit MAJ hcl. III du muir
Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern dropped !. Delaware and
Hudson 2; New jersey Central,
.: Atchison. 3 Rock Island, Il and
Missouri Pacific per cent. and
nearly all the other stocks tai per cent.
In the same time. sugar trusts made
further drop 10 S1s. thus making the
decline for the dag So, and for the
week II per cent. The apprehension Of
higher rates for money was ore OF the
chief factors in causing the break in
the general market. and taking advan-
tage of these fears, money was
bid up 10 10 per cent. in the
last hour Of business. Just before
the close the rate dropped to & per cent.
and there was a sharp recovery in
most of the stocks. Closing prices
were generally irregularly changed,
end the changes weIe confined to frac-
tons in most cases. To-day's sales were
80 40 suares
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OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
OPP. POSTOFFIcF. RICHMOND, VA.
OUR STOCK OF MINERAL WATERS

OUR STOCK Oh MINERAL W IL Emo
Is large and complete. embracing all ihe lo-
nestle and imported Water, used ln lhia Sec
ton. We are agents Tor the Gle ~ thr
FARNlNiLLE LilllIA WATER ANA he
celebrated CHASE CITY MINERAL VA
Err. winch we sell by the gallon anddeliNef
free lu any part of %" city.
Persons using Laiupi VIII consult ihcli
safety by burning our LtcIRlC- Li1lil
SAFETY Ola very high test odoriess ana
economical oil.
II YOU wish clean mouth. sweet breath
and healthy gums. Use OWENS & MINOR :
pHENOI MOUTH WASH. viii b, together
with our kAi ODONI 1OOl H-POM DEN,
forms the best denfiifice known.
We keep all kinds Of HAIR BRUSHES,
C'OiHE~ BRUSHES, FLESH BRUSHES,
SHOE BKI SHES, NAIL Biu SHtS. TOOTH
brushes, COMBS. etc, etc, aud, in fact
everything found ina frst class retail Drug
store. -
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS are an
especial feature OF our business, and compc-
tent Pharmacists are always on IA and. day
and night. To attend all wants in this depart
mcnt.
Allotders hy mail for DnUG~. MEDICINES
PAINT OILS. WINDOW GLAs, WlllreceiNt
our prompt attention.
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LEE CAMP SOLDIERS HOME.
HICUNO~D. VA. November >. ISIS.

Hinnic,W NcdiciHc Company
Geuts.-SOme eight years ago ! was az,
tackled with .~cafica. and suffered for SeN ia
dnvs AZ n time the most agOuizing PAIN. III
continued getting worse. although fecelN my
the bdst medical treatment and using almo !
every remedy that WAS suggested unoiit
got ~ bad OF and suffered 80 much WI, I'M
able 20 attend Ia any business, and went to
the "~OldiDr.' Home 4 short time after
being there in reading the Atlanta C0ns.u1-
nan. I saw your "HlNNICtIl kHEi q
MATIC CURE al cr. ised and 80 highly
recommended bv citizens Of Atlanta thtt l
at once wtO e 10 You for some ana in lew
dIvs rec iVed three bottles. commenced
taking 10 as soon rs receive and before one
bottle had been used felt is benefits.
took the other two bottles md scarcely over
felt pain. Asceitaining that this GLtNl
AND ONLY CuNE for ~ClAIlCN and klitl =
MAII~M was for sale by OWfN~ & MINOR,
bought one bottle more and used inlt. ana
since then feel Ike "a new man, without a
rain. from thnt ulb farabic disease. ~'iAI-
fCA and cnccrfuiiy recommend Is To MI
afflicted with ~cidtlcd or rheumatism as a
Sure tKt. Respectfully.
/. ". HUNOERFOliD.
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Grain aud Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, Va. September =. 1899,

OFFERINGS.
Wheat 80 bushels.
Corn 900 bushels.
Oats-l02 bushels.
Rye COO bushels.
Null Offai-l4 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat White. 40 bushels fair at isc.
Longberry, 81 bushels good at s3c.
Shortborry. IS bushels very good at
Soc: do. l56 bushels fair at SOC. dc.
II bushels fair at 7jc.; do. 40 bushels
common mt &C.: d.. IS bushels common
q 6jc: do. 1872 bushels common at 63c.
Total sales Of wheat. Gj2 bushels.
Oats-Win'er, l02 bushels good at &c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
QuOf1tioas. -Siiddling. l0.c.; low
middliug, l0ls., good ordinary
&c.
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HulllCuttS RlGunaliCCup8.

fnmlnble cure for rheumatism. sciatica.
Neuralgia. and all diseases Of the Liood
skin and Kidneys. For sale by druggists
at one dollar per bottle; SIX boxes for hve
dollars send Tor book OF testimonials free.
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Ntfy IthIF'0IUIIF
". n. LYONS. Barber,
II. Charles tOtei, Richmond. Va.


Don't put of until tomorrow that which
you aught To Do to-day -lrCr.
Don't put of taking pr. DiNIDs COUGH
SYRUP until your cough has settled deep in
10 your lungs. Ufsds w.
AN ounce of preventative IL better Than u
pound OF cure" so n bottle OF Dr. DAViD's
COUGH sYRuPis better than "a hundred
worthless compounds.
sick IIeadachc permanently cured by Dr..
pAVID'S LtVER PILLS. ~ -
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JOHN BOWERS,
No. T Governor Street.

MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED STAT
MANIEIS;
FINE WOODEN MANrEIS,
SLATE ANDTILE HEARTH~;
CRATES AND TENDERS;
GAS CHANDELIERS AND SHADES;
HOT-AIR FURNACES AND FIRE PLA'l
STOVES;
A large variety Of HEATING STOVES
RANGES. ASD COOKING STOVES;
Fine BRASS TENDERS AND FIRE StIS;
The GRAN~ OIL STOVE AND AURORt
NAPOR COOK STOVES. au I4m
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HUNNICUTT'S
RHEUMATIC CURE

Against HE world for all impurities of the
blood and diseases Of the Kidneys and skin.
Its absolutely an infallihe cure for Rhou-
matism in all IT'S forms.
We do not refer TO people IN some remote
and inaccessible place. but give YOU the ties
timony Of your friends and ncighbors. Here
Is the proof.
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RIcnMoND, "a, April q, 1856.

RICHMOND, VA, April p, 1856.
NJ ~ T.. H0rdy Chdsr CRY, "a:
Nv Dear SILL have used with special
benefit. for rcliefOf the kidneys Of an excess
ofurlc acid and other equity indications. and
as preventative OF iudlg stiOn. the Chase
City Mineral Water. and commend IL without
hesitation. The water al the same time l.
delightful 10 the taste.
JOHN OFT.
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LE8AI NOTICES,


NIRG1NIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
FICE OF HE CIRCUIT cruhT or 1HE
CITY OF RICHMOND, AUGUST IsT, 1850
IN VACATION:
J. G.. Cochf all, administrator Of Joseph Smith.
deceased, who sues for himself and MI
other creditors Of the James River and KS
nawha Company, who viii contribute,
d..
against
The Richmond and Allegheny Railway Com
pany. the Board of Public Works. The Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway Company and
the Central Trust Company OF New
The object of This suit Is so subject the
property conveyed by The James River and
hanawha COMPANY 80 the Richmond and Al
lcghany Railroad Company 10 the payment
of the debts 81 said han-woa COMPANY; ard
10 cancel. annul ahd set aside s'id convey
ance and ile AID declare all rights arising
hereunder ended and forfeited, because said
railroad company has failed 10 comply with
the conditions OF sale. to-wlt: Irs failure 10
assume land pay all said debts and ohliga-
lions. and said railroad company having now
ceased 10 exist asa CORPORATION and its assets
having heen distributed. leaving SOL 900.
principal and Interest thereon. due and un
paid on guaranteed bonds. besides other
debts Of said kanawha Company. ana there
fore II Is now imp.ss bic for 10 10 comply
with said conditions. And 10 enjOin ana re-
strain the Richmond and Alleghnny Hallway
Company. the Central Trust Company Of New
York, the thesapcake and ohio Railway
Company and all others r. IN all control of
said property, and 10 appoint receiver 10
take charge ofand 10 hold sa property.
And affiravit having been made ana flied
that the defendant. the Central rust tom-
pany Of New ok. Is nonresident 81 the
State OF Virginia, II is ordered that u appear
here within fifteen days aftcrdue publicatiCd
hereof and do what Is necessary 10 protect
h interest in this suit
Teste: ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
WILLIS Il. SMITH pa.
A copy-Ieste:
au 3 4w ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
yrIRGlNfA-IN THE Jerks OFFICE
Y OF THE CHANcERY COURT or THE
CRY OF RICHMOND, THE 26TH DAY Of
JULY. iss9--IN VACATION:
John {. ....................Plaintin,
against
Robert Stauard and Join Dunlop. cxecu-
tor Of j sephine l.. - nafd, deceased.
Defendant.
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RICHMOND, VA. September q, 1889.

Eepor cd by john H. Williams D.,
bankers and brokers, No. iii Main street.
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NIRGINIA-IN THE CLERK : or
' FI' r OF THE CHANCEiN COURT of
THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE % DAY
OF AUGUST. ISSe-fN NAfA4IoN:
Lettius l.. Bishop, who sues by james J.
singleton, nor neat ffiend. .....-....~ll Plaintiff
against
Charles y. Bishop. ................. defendant
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~ CHANCEEY.
The object Of TINS suit Is 10 obtain divorce
q rincuiD n1friUo hy the li1intiu from Tie
defendant. Ana affidavit having been made
and filed that Charles =. Hlsiop lisa uon-fesi-
dent offhis state. 10 Is OrJcfcdth1t he appear
here within niteen days after due puulica-
ton OF hi, order and DO "a hat may Zoe ncces-
sary 10 protect his Interests in ihis suit.
4 cOpy-It ste:
ClIANLt> W.GOnDlN, Clerk.
W. II. BEYs RIDGE. pa. au3 str
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Mr.. W. T.. IinrdD;
Dear >ir,-I have been afflicted with dys-
pepsia for many years. ana tire teddy intelli-
gent physicians who prescribed various
remedies. but | experienced no relief until |
used your Chase city Mineral Water. IL
benefited me more than all other remedies
combined. DO not now sullerthc leasf from
dyspei STA. have been using your water for
nearly year, and In my case II has made a
PERFECT CURE.
Very respectfully.
W h. LYONS. Barber,
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VIRGINIA IN THE CLERK 5
Y OFFIct. or The CIfANCERN Coz IN
OF THE CITY or RICHMOND. JfIE 2OIH
DAY or JULY. 1sso-IN NAtAIiON:
William e..
against
Robert Sianard and John Dunlop. Executor
OF Josephine l.. ~tauard, dec d.. defendants
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I1.rrRN LJNATIC ASYLUM,
WILLIAMSBURG, NAo Z
July 10, 1889. )
USED NOLAN
! lDlNE for several years IN
4 treatment Of uterine dis
cases and as a general tonic
Inast cordially recommend 1t
lo- use in such cases.
las. ID. MONCURE, NJ. d.,
Superintendent.
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5000 North Ca.olina As at 9jl.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
United States Al 8 r. & c.. l06. ......
limited States is X. * Co.. rs ..."
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Anthony obinson. Ass Infant. hy lilll Carer.
hi, guardian ndlitrn, ". Russell Robinson
-. d.
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CONTESTANTS OFFICE.
HgcHNoSp, VA, August -, ls-p.
James lyons. guardian OF Anthony Robin
son. npAh"ht>'
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V1RG1N1A-IN THE CLERKS OE-
FICE OF HE CIRCUIT COURT or HE
CITY OF RICHMOND, AUGUST IsT, 1852
IN VACATION:
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IIRGlNfA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
OF THE CIIAN1ERl COURT OF THE
CITY OF RICHMOND, THE 26TH DAY OF
JULY. 1ss9--lN VACATION:
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n rnr cnAScERY COURT or THE cnY CD
RICHMDNl.
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against
The Richmond and Allegheny Railway Com
pany, the Board of Public Works. The Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railway Company and
the Central Trust Company OF New
York defendants
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CHAS. w. GODDIN. Clerk.
\ l.. HOLIDAY, LrAKE & CARTER. 3. q.
L.-.s- u 4
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PRE- ST ON BEL v / n,
FINE ART FUR I'm I1'O RE
No. 8 Governor Street.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.
WHAT CURES ?

As Medicine Of GENUINE MERIT we place
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J. e. Cochr all. administrator OF Joseph Smith.
deceased, who sues for himself and MI
other creditors Of the James River aud rs
nawha Company, who viii contribute.
Ac -. ............... PLAINTIFF
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~ cuAscERY-srcoND sun.

HtHTTTHI
ebert Stauard and Jol'n Dunlop, oSecu-
tor Of j sephine l. - nard, deceased.
llfnIlunIr
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;or honey. They fly with great force and
~ straight as q bullet Sometimes they
try to go through a man on their way to
the hive. but only get part way. A bee
likes to have tender young man with linen
trousers sit down on IL
From the time the egg Is deposited until a
perfect bee IS turned out requires about
three weeks. A queen gets her growth In
sixteen days and begins to reign.
Moths get into the beehives frequently
during the winter season and destroy the
insects. For this reason bees should be
packed In snuf or fne-cut tobacco in the
tall This nauseates the moth and discour-
ages him. Great care should be taken not
to let the bees out too early in the spring. A
good writer says that frozen fruit will still
remain on the trees in the spring; whilo it
contains certain amount Of sweet. 1t Is
liable to ferment and cause widespread
collie in the hive. followed by cholera In
fantum and coma.
Linneus says that nothing is more pitiful
than the picture Of fifteen or sixteen thou
sand eollicky bees suddenly called forth In
the dead OF night. running hither and
thither. looking for hot cloths and Jamaica
ginger, after eating too heartily of frozen
apple juice.
Bees swarm about 10 a. m. or p. M, and
enjoy doing 80 ON Sunday II possible. Sc
Letting hot Sabbath and waiting patiently
until the farmer has shaved one side of his
face and lathered the other. the bees de-
eide that they will swarm. The farmers
wife notices 1t while she is in the garden get
| ting a sprig of caraway to take to meeting
| She calls Henry and tells him the bees are
Swal ming. He starts out with new hive,
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Length Of Mans Vision.

elbow far can man see?" was the NOT
extremely definite inquiry made by re-
porter, of physician who is something
of specialist in matters pertaining to
the eye.
s'To the stars" was the equally in
definite answer.
The line of inquiry in regard to the
scope of vision was suggested by the fact
that no two persons will agree as to the
limitations of human vision; of half a
dozen persons on the tower of the Wild
er Building no two will agree. One
will claim that the limit is ten miles and
others will insist that they can see sixty
miles.
The physician appealed to said forty
miles would probably be the limit from
the standpoint of the tower of the Wild
err Building, to a person with normal
vision. That would be the line of the
horizon. A long-sighted person could
see no farther, but could see objects on
the horizon palmer. A near-sighted per-
son would, of course, be corfespondingly
| limited.
Another gentleman who was present
said that he had stood on the heights ten
miles north of Bowmansville, Canada,
on clear day, and distinguished the
outlines of the south shore of Lake On
tario, and at night from the same posi-
ton had seen the revolving lights at Oak
Orchard. The heights referred to are
400 feet above the level of the water of
the lake.
The use Of telescope had verified the
facl that the shore outline had been seen
with the naked eye. The same gentle
man said that he had found that on the
ocean the hull of vessel disappeared at
distance of about ten miles, if the OBJ
server stood on the deck of another ves-
sci, and the masts disappeared at about
thirty to thirty five miles. Rochester (N.
Y,) Democrat
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day, and have given much thought to the
grating of the queen bee upon the Plymouth
Rock hen. with view to better egg facili-
ties, but so far to meet with little success.
My experiments have been somewhat de-
layed by the loss of time in taking the SWELL
ing out of myself after each perusal Of the
bee character in his or her home life. The
queen bee lives much longer than any other
class of inhabitants, and hangs on to the
throne, as the historian Motley says. like
pup to root. She has stinger. but does
not use it on boys. She uses it simply for
the purpose of fighting other queens.
he ancients were aware of the existence
of II governing bee in oach hive, but they
thought it was king. But scientist with
keen insight and massive brains one day
saw the monarch como off the nest and
leave 2.124 warm eggs. Then it was settled
in his mind that it could not be king. for
he WIS IL deep, deep man. His name was
Swamerdamm and he made this discovery
200 years ago last week. Aristotle and Viz
gil claimed in several articles, signed Veri-
tas and Taxpayer. respectively. that the
queen or king, as they called it then. did
not lay at all. but secured some kind OF
pollen or other material from flowers.
which produced the maggots from which
the bee was hatched.
A writer on the bee says that the best way
to ascertain the location OF the queen is to
divide the swarm, after which it will be
noticed that the one having the queen will
become very restless indeed. I tried this
myself aud noticed that they were restless.
They also communicated their restlessness
to me. All of US got restless.
Swamerdamm tied the que n by means
OF long hs1r to high pole in order to
ascertain whether the swarm would follow.
In ten minutes he had the whole colony
on top of the pole.
The drones are the male bees Of the hive.
They do no work except to act in a parental