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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-14
Training Ducks.

AA0AAAAS DuCAos
One of the greatest difficulties about
keeping ducks is the habit all of the
birds have of laying their eggs around
anywhere. It is a long management
that gets them in the habit of laying in
the nest, and in places appointed for
them. If they have a large range they
will naturally prefer the woods and
hedges for a nest than the best nest that
can be constructed for them. This
habit can, however, be overcome by
good management in the winter time,
and when the ducks are young.
The yard with the nests in it should
be built as neal some pond or stream of
water as possible. The ducks should al
ways be coaxed into this yard at night,
and they should always be fed night and
morning in the yard, and nowhere else.
They will soon learn to look for their
food at nighttime in this yard, and they:
will go into it voluntarily. Then they
should be penned up, and as they nearly
always lay their eggs in the night or
early morning, they will gradually be
drawn out of the habit of laying their
eggs in the woods and hedges. If no
pond is a the yard a large trough Of
water should be filled every night for
them. If they are fed heartily and then
shut up for the night without water,
several dead ducks may be found in the
pen by morning. The nests should be
constructed under the sheds back from
the water.
In the winter time the few pairs of
ducks kept over should be treated kind
ly, and a large open shed constructed.
for them. During cold, inclement days
they will spend a great deal of their time
under this shed. It should be open on.
the south side 50 that the suns rays may
be enjoyed by the ducks. They will
waddle around in the sun, protected by
the shed, during very cold, clear days
in the middle of winter and enjoy their
outing.-Annie G. Webster in American
Cultivator. .iFM.4i
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-14


head, particularly that part of it around
the ears. The Clyde horse has long hair
on its legs. Both the noble fellows in
the illustrations are prize winners at
state fairs. -
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-14

LE ~ .
The duration of CESSATION or time the
offspring of various animals is carried
varies widely. The average duration in
the mare is 1886 days; cow nine months;
sheep, five months; SOW, four months;
bitch, two months; cat, fifty days. Itis
the shortest in the rabbit, requiring only
twenty-eight days, and longest in the
elephant, covering a period of two years.
The male offspring is usually carried
longer than the female. The young fe-
males go a longer time than older ones,
and well bred females longer than those
Of coarse, Emphatic breeds.-Field and
Farm.
Rev. j. w. Arney, the trotting parson
Of the Methodist church, has resigned
his pastoral charge and will hereafter
devote his attention to horse breeding.
He was twice disciplined by the church
for his love of fast horses and for at
tending speeding exhibitions. What
ever the church has lost, the horse breed
ing interest has made 8 fins gain, and Il
to be congratulated.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-14
The Best Sheep to Raise.


If the butchers will pay as much per
pound for Shropshire mutton and lamb
as for %Southdown we think Shropshires
will be the more profitable sheep for a
farmer to raise. In the London market
Southdown mutton commands a higher
price than any other, except the small
Welsh mutton. But in the manufactur-
ing districts there is not much differ
ence in the price, and the larger sheep,
like the Shropshire, are more popular
with the farmers. The real question for
us to consider is which breed will best
improve our common sheep. In other
words, are Southdown grades or Shrop-
shire grades the most profitable for the
farmer to keep? Some of our expert
ment stations should take hold Of this
question .-Exchange.
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Cages : M~euisfeitem.
8 II a II 5.

= Mls aeueiter republifanif1er @eg:
ner 9arriions als prdfibenti1aftscan
bibat tau9t ieBt @oD. Mc&inlep Dor
Ohio auf.
= Sci S6abamtSiecretdr unb BEL
Miinabirector in darlington baben Der
@oridlag bes Oireetoriums Der @bica.
goer Weltausteaung gebilist, 20 Mil.
lionen so Gents : Stiide 5pecieQel
prdgung fir bic 3pede Der Musfel.
lung a%us3ugeben.
Muf Der @bicagoer 9usfenuna
tuirb aud cine Nbtbeilung erri9tet
tperben, in Der bic 6ortf6ritte Der SSar.
bigen Mmericas tpabren6 Der sSabren
BON 1868 big SO peranf9auIidt merbeu
foaen. Ser @ongreB tpirb fir bieieu
3wef bic Summe bon $780, 900 bemilz
ligen.
= Sn Der 3abl Der 8anferotte lit in
Der leBten 3eit cine erfreuli9e Mbnabz
me gu Der5ei6nen getpeien. DieleIbe
belief ii6 mdbrenb Der leBten @pd)e in
ben Ser. Staaten auf IT'S gegen 2O7
in Der porleBten Wo1e unb 237 in Der
entipre6enben Wode bes 8~oriabreS.
Sie Supremes9 oge Der &nigbts
Of 9onor fur bic Ser. @taaten urb
Ganaba %erudblten Qerrn Samuel @lob
pon g}ew Seriep gum @roB : 9iftator
fir bas nd6fte Sabr,
Nuslanb.
peinlt6es Nnfleben bat unter Der
8erliner 8lrgai6aft Der folgenbe 8ors
faa erregt. Nls Der Safer bas l. Gar
be- egiment infpi5irte, lieB er li1 ben
8arbiften aus benz @liebe Dor bic 6ront
rnfen, Der fir5li9 als S9ilbma9e Dor
elmer 3aierne smei Perionen erl1ofen
bate unb f6ittelte ibm als 3ei1en Der
Mnerfennung ber3lid) bic 6anb.
MnldBli6 Der ausf1lieBung bes
9errn pDil 9eaborf aus Der conierpa=
then partei bes preubii6en Nbaeorbz
netenbauies bat jebt aud Graf &leifts
S6men3in feinen 4ustritt erfldrt.
= Die prin3eiiin Sriebri9 aarl,
bic proteftorin Der beutI6en Srauerz
Abtbeilung Der Weltaus Itelung in Gbiz
eago, bat bic folgenben Samen llnb Ser
rem: Grau StaatSminifter BON Sdel<
ling. 5rau Staatsminiiter 9elbriid,
@rdfin @lementine ppn Bidder. 6rdus
lein aatbaiina bon @olomb, 6rau
Stabtratb N0lbeden, Grdnlein BON
9eubel, Grau S6epeler : 2ette, Grau
profeRor a~aielomsfD, 6rdulein BON
Gotta, GrdnIein 2niie 6ubrmant, SRI.
0elene 2ange, Grdulein BON 9obe,
Grau Director S6raber, @ebeimer
Obere Gegierungsratb DON &our, &ams
mecberr bon @%angenbeim unb prof.
Dr. WGBOlDt, ernannt, Inn fi6 als @os
mite fir bic 6rauensI btbeilung Der
WeltauSfteaung gu Organifiren unb tie
erfudt, nit ben gorarbeiten fir bic
8etbeiligung 9eutf6lanbs auf benz
8ebiet Der 5rauenarbeit balbm6gli9ft
gu beginner.
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eumuabeuS ben IA. Mai 1892.
Dte einsi8e e, t6gftd, erideinenS,
semtfGe 3ettnng tn 7eras.
Sic oTrete Yreffe fir 9e1as" bat
anu allen Semtid1 tcraniidbrn 13ettnn-
zen bic grDRte MbDnnentensabl,
@ieoer einnal Die @efdihte bon,
Splitter itno bent 8alfeu.


Sas bemofratif6e 6aus bes &ongrefz
leg bat troB Der Spiegelfe6tereien bes
pfennisfu6iers 9olman bod ben Be-
fpeis liefern miiiien, beB bies pirflid
Elm 8ilioIens9 oaarz 2anb lit.
Wie mmroe ri9t in Der Gampaqre
bon 1890 bon b. nofratii6er Settle iiber
ben giaionen=@ongreB getpettert, neil
oerielbe fir peniioner mebr @elb als
lonf an bewiaisen gen0tbigt NOR, neil
er 8elber fir BEN Nusbau Der SSlotte
betpiligte unb i6lieBli9 aud nod groBe
Deficits bon Der bprbergebenben bemo>
fratif6en Administration gu beden bate.
Die gerf9menbung mar ia anf9eis
ite1b unerbDrt urb mar1er e5timmgee
Der bat fi6 piellei6t babur6 IRE mas
den lafea.
unb nuIs Barren unb gerrdtber"
tperber Die 9emDfraten I'M 9aufe BON
Der uNem Dorf Sun" gebeiBen, bic
vWorlb" erinnert 1e baran, baB lie bor
elmer &rifts feben urb bur9 ibre 8ez
l9liiRe uber 8epiligungen bic Nuss
ltdten Der Bartei ahf's Spiel feben.
unb tparums @eiI Der aongreB
eben ni1t I.nbin fant, pirfli9 notb=
tpenbige SDrberunger au bepiQtgert
80 melt bic 8epiIigungsbias big
iebt bag bemofratif6e &eprdientantemz
Daus paiIirt baben ober bon bemielben
oorbereitet iinb, iiberfteigt beren Sc
lammt5ifer bic Der cprreipombirenben
Der sriten Sefiion bes u8iaionens@ ons
grefes".
Sic reselmdBigen idbrli6en 8elpiIz
ligungen iener Se1ion beaiferten fid
auf 1851, 7O,O57.7 70; bic beuer be-
reits paffirten 8ils. berfelben @attuna
bemiQigen 1852, 1872, 057.8 unb etma
$12, 000. 900 reprdfentirenbe iinb nod
in Der S6mebe. Sie @elammtiumme
tpir6 baber etpa 1866, 000, 900 err
rei9em.
Sic permanenten Sa6resbemiligunz
gen Der eritea Sei1ion bes r8i0ionenz
aongreRes" betrugen SOL, 628 ,453,
oie beurigen 5eigeu $121, 1863, $50 auf.
giner @eiammtiumme bon 1868, $685.
51O.79 Der erften Seiiion beg rberii6z
tigfen INSTRUMENTATION republitani>
ihen &ongrefes" 1tebt cine fofde BON
S6,863,8S0 Der erffen Seiiion beg
gfparfamen" bemnfratif9en &eprdfenz
taatenhaufrs geseniiber. Gin Mebr
uon 325 Wi0ionen fir ben vfpatiamen" !
Sa5u fommt nod bic Slug unb 6az
fenbia, bic um $358,530 GROCER 1T als
Die bonn borigen 8ongreB sema6te
8emiaigung. Sn Der leBten. eibung
purbe Der 8oranf6lag BON 500, 932,z
AS anf $19,973,945, um 1858, 800
berunter geitri6en, Der iebige GoagreB
bat bic 8oranidldge feines Nusf9uKes
UNI $4,000 erb66t.
Wie bel ba bdtte geftriden tper6en
f0nnen, mag bier uner6rtert bleiben,
Die Sbatfa9e geniigt, baB Der GongreB,
Der i'm 3eiden Der ~ftrengiten Sparfams
felt feline Sbdtigfeit begann, bic 8ez
w~iligungen bes porigen nod gu iiberz
I9reiten %ge5pungen lit unb bamit bat
Der alberne@ampagneru bonn 8iaionens
Dolarz@ ongreB unb ieiner riidf9tslos
len geri9wenbunssiu6t Elm Cube.
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Sic Serliner S9lpklotteric.

1eber bic Gorge16i9te Der Jog.
yS6loBlottsrie" tbeilt bic vBot" Sol
genbes nit; Ser Safer bat ei1en Ylan
bes &aiiers Wilbelm 1. unb bes &aiiers
Triebri6 mieber aufgenommen, ndms
lid bic Nnlage BON SerraHen nit nie=
brigen 8aumpflan5u11gen auf Der Sibz
ieite bes 8erliner S6loKes, dbnli6
wie ie auf Der Norbieite beiteben. @s
folte Der 2drm Der @traBe gebdmpft,
Der einbringenbe Staub abgebalten
unb fir Die Brinasn Elm @drt6en sur
8enegung i'm Sreie1 I'M Nnf9lufe an
ben @artenplaB an Der Spree, gef9af=
fen merben.
3uglei1 tpurbe pbme 8orni5en bes
&aifers Der @un16 ausgefpro1et, bas
S9loB bur9 bic 8orlage Der Serraf1en
Dor anar9iiii1en 8uben1tiiden better
gu %bemabren. Sie erteren @riimbe
gaben NnlaB gu 8erbanblungen nit
Der Stabt, bamit iie Ser 9ofpernalz
tung Die @enebmigung CUR Nnlegung
Der SetraRen gdbe.
9ie Stabt NOR bur9aus entz
gegenfommenb; nur gIaubte ite,
auf ben Wagenperfebr 5mif6en benz
S6loBbrunnen unb ben Serra1en
f9mer per5i6ten gu f0nne, tpenr Der
S6loBplab auf Der Siibieite feire grz
neiterung erfabre. 9araufbin 1T int
S6pBe bes &omites fir bic Mieberz
legung Der S6lobfreibeit eripogen tpors
ben, ob umb mie Die Mittel CUR 8efeitis
guns Der ben Meg perengenben Sdu1er
5mii6en 8re.teftraBe TAB &urfiirftenz
Bride, nit Der ii9 f6on &aiier Srieb<
rid bei6dftigt bate, aufsubringen
feien.
Sc fam II. 81. ELM platt fir bic Nuss
sabe elmer prdmien>M nleibe, gara1ttirt
BON 8anfbdniern unb in - Sabren
a%ussablbar, gang ebentuel cine 2otterie,
tit 8etra6t. Serner rednet man auf
einen 3ui6nB Der Stabt, ba bieie ge>
miHe Sbeile bes 9dui erterrains gum
beporitebenben Heubau Der Bride
brau6t. Mit ben fir bic @enebmiglng
Der Nnleibe ober 2ptterie 5uftdn6igen
8eb6rben 1T bisber in feiner @eiie,
au6 ni6t pertrauli9 berbanbelt morz
ben. @benionenig bat Der Safer,
fofern bies ni6t bur1 bic 3eitunger
gei9eben, 9enntniB BON bieien pldnen.
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300 &elphnuna. 800.

Die 2eier Der vGretea Yrefe" merben iif
frener, 3u erfabren, bab es tpenisftens cine
eefur6tste aranfbeit siebt, melde bic 8ifs
isni6aft in all ibren etufen gu be,len i'm
Stanbe 1T. 9al's aatarrh : Sur 1T bic ein=
atge iebt Der ar3tltten 8riberidaft befannte
ppiittpe Sur. aatarrb erforoert als cine
@onitituttonsfranfneit eine conftitutioneue
gehanoluns. Saa's aatarrb : Sur mtrb ins
nerlth aenonisen unb tpirft brett auf bas
8lut unb bic idleimisen OberIdden bes sps
items, baburd bic GrunbIaee Ser &ranfbett
aeritDrenb unb benz Yatienten &raft sebenb,
inbem iie bic H%omititut,on bes R5rperS auf:
B ut mnb Der Natur in ibrem Merfe biIft. Sic
@igentbiimer baben 70 ptel @ertrauen su ibren
9e,lfrdften, bab ie eiubunoert Dollars 8es
lobnuns fir ieben Sail anbieten, ben iie gu
turiren perfebIt. 2abt gud cine 2iite prn
3eusniiien fommen. Man abrefiire:
s. S. @benep & 60 Tplebo, ..
90 @erfauf BON alpptbefern, rs gts.
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S@tuanfen unb Gri6iitterunaem
Der Caean 3 9ambfer.

9as Stolen unb S9manfen Bel
groBen 9ampfer unb ibre @rfdiitte.
rungen bur6 S6raubens un6 Oampf.
4rbeit mar @esenftanb Der 8erbann.
ln1gen Dor benz britif6en Snitifut bel
S6ifszMr6itetten.
Ser S6ifsz8 aumeiiter Scr. Sbor.
1pcroft, riibmli9ft befannt 6ur6 leinen
gau BON SOrpebpbooten, bic bon 20
bis 80 4npten in Der Stunbe MAIDEN
beri6tete iiber bic Sorti6ritte, nm bag
Stolen Der Sdife gu perbinbern. 9as
@ufs unb 4bfteigen Der S6iffe fam
rtarl bur6 groBe 2dnge Der Sampfer
beieitigen.
I Sas Stolen unb S1panfen beriels
ben BON elmer Settle 3ur anberen nirb
man iebo6 ni6t abltelen f0nnen, tpenn
ni9t bic ieBige Gorm bes S6ifsf0r=
pers umgeitaltet nirb. g~rfin6unqeu
UNI benz llebelitanb einisermaben absuz
belfen, batten tpenig praftif6en grfolo
a1f3umeiien. 9ie neuefte 1T etne @oms
bination bon GDlinbern unD 8entilen
pel6e benz S9if angebdngt ipirb unb
bas S6manten CUR 9dlfte ieiner 9et>
ti9feit perminbern fol.
9ie fog. u@balebafsS 9ife", tpel6e
nit ibrem Siefgang ben Mogert auf
beiben Seiten fein 9inberniB bieten,
fudbrenb ibr Sberbef auf Stdnbern
iiber benz unterbed erb0bt 1T, finb mad
Der 4nii6t beg Nr6iteften bic 3ufunftss
S6iffe bes Oceans. Die Sabrt zines
berielben, bas Dor einiger 3eit i'm 6az
fen BON philadelphia Dor Nnfer lag
mad San 6ranciseo bat aber i'm @an=
gen bic barauf gefebten @rwartungen
nidt erfiiIt.
9ie @rf6iitterung ober bas gibriren
Der Oampfer bur6 bic S6ranbenbes
iueaungen lit elm anberer llebeIitanb,
beien m6sl:6fte Mbitequng bic S9ifss
bauer bei6dftigt. @enaue 8eoba6tunz
gen baben ge5eigt, baB cine gentle @ns
sabl Der S9raubenbrebungen, bic aber
bel leoem S6if ni6t bieielben iinb, bic
groBten @ri6iitterungen berpprbringen,
wabrenb bielelben bel pcHiaer ober
mebr Srebungen na6laFen ober aarts
aufboren.
Sas Stubium Der S6ifsz arbiteften
1T nun auf bic @rfOri6ung geri6tet,
tpel6e innere @inri9tungen bes Sdifs
unb wel9e 8ertbeilung Der 2abuna,
bes @emi6tS Der Mai6inen uip. fol6e
grf6iitterungen bebingen unb pel9e
@nprbnunsen babel Dieielben perrins
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my menn 0emonh feiu uuh AZ m

sdg- Menn Semanb fem unb sl arz
nebmbaren Yreiie ipeiien mill, 10 sebe
er gum 90 iiiions= @arten. 9ie
Serren 8bciner & Saul, 8eiiber biez
fes @tabliHementS, balten barauf, ibre
8alte ftets pplfommen aufrieben gu ftel>
len. Ollie iaiipnmdBigen SelifateiIen,
@uitern, Milb, Slide, @efliigel &c iinb
bort in Der belifateiten 3ubereitlng ale
3eit gu baben. Wabl5eiten perben altf
Wunf6 in bic Wobnungen Der &unben
geianbt. @u6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiepirtbi6aft perbunbene . a T.
o 0 M bic beiten @etrdnfe, itet8 frii6es
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re urb @eine.
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aper's gberrp=Y

8absreitet uon DR.. s. G. aper 4 Co., aopeH, W,af.
Sa aaer Npotbsien unb NrsndIahsn NJ babsu.
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Sic tatiitif6en Musweife iiber
ben ansudrtigen 9anbel 9euti9lanbs
i'm erften Quartale 1892 liefern elm
re6t unglnitiges &efultat, Die ginz
fubr mad Seuti6larb belief fi9 auf
LIPS. 277, 900 Marf, bic NuSfubr mar
UNI bpae 300 Mi1isnen Marf geringer.
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stt h6d,zatu arohe

SIN b6d17tn erabe. ri.
gaitog. y. Bergen pon Benton, aaf. HA. nt5.. er,
udrt. oah \. &oonep. iuelder ~ Sl5te lana mil 81.
gtttstan5 TN b5diten @rabe Nnaftef mar. non mel.
@tH1 tbn1 perf9iebenf &sr5te rergeblim su befreten ind.
tsn, onr@ ben gebrou& uon spei Jtoiden 65nio's
*srptHsStdrtsr pouftdnbis berseteut purbt.
Jgbanen, genu., 1. OFT. 1890.
Aor etfpa ei1ei1 Sabre purbe rteiu Gphu bur15 hoa
Drrgoreitnen ber pferoe bonn WageH Qei2Ieuoerf rnh
an Sople fe1r 1huer Derlebt. Or mar tauelauo oons
eueer f4 uHo bebnrfte Der getuaGuno godp INN SpsSmfe.
sotas ta bon ugaftor Gonig's Ne~rpenlStdrfer NM
nsB slns Ulal9e %toninen: gidbbem i'd :bm aipeinrai
eapom etngs9sben bate, fisf er in eii1en ru6iaenI SdInt
@opreno er fraber immsr i'm @6Iafe iprad. I'm stnerj
1agsn Dor er otel better, uu6 nab Gebrouh elmer
Hsalqe par er DoQftdubig qeIunb unb tit iekt md, n
~ Irpg otu tht oaB id bic quite Weoisin befoutrrrst
paee uuo ipre9e nod hermit ben beiten 0onf hofSr
~. 4pfuugspon Greb. Serfepeh.
Co., Ella isertstel,s bud mir ste1ps.i.ss<aD
IG Utro Jebeui Der es per.at1ot snaeiaubt
4ruae -rbulteu aug bic Wtebi3la rriipuft.
Dtele Mtot5tn rpnrbe lett benz Sabre 1915 bon BEN
9c9p: Raifor- abniG Sort Wopne. Sub. sabereitet
aub ietf uutsr teiner Mufoeifnug bon Der
koENIG MEDICINE CO..
~SS ST., CHICAGO, III.
Sci elpothefetn a. Baben fur
ssobs Sf.75, 9 far $500.
Sn 9 an @ntonio BET sboIpb DreiB.
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Sd bate i'm Naden elm @ei6wir.
Sd gebrauate Or. Nugu1t &6nig's
hamburger &rduterpHafter unb tpurbe
gebeilt.-Nlois 9erf1ler. 764 2orainz
StraBe, @lepelanb, Obip. preis rs
Gents baS padet.
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- Cine 9epef6e aus 3an3ibar be-
iast, baB bic Na6ri6t bonn Sobe gmin
paf6as suar fali6 fei, bob berielbe
aber poIftdnbig erblinbet fei. Ser
geri6t bat @ieles fir li9, ba gmin
f@on lamge iebr ausenleibenb
tnor
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germ o6er sarts beieitigen tOnnen. Sci
Dem Infi6mung bes 8aus bon Seeans
9ampfern lit ben Ser. Staater baben
bieie Sori6ungen aud fiir bic biefigen
S91fsbauer bas gr6Bte eSntereKe.
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con {rh9er betanbett nurne unb NIT peIdeu Mtttell.
VerlOrene Mannbarkeit. fpute an
G@ird4eu Der QefAIeht8orsane beftimmt turirt.
Observation-Disclosures nerten TN Saul
Der &r9nten nub ctne Snitrnu1ente furrt. Gin wnn
tevroHes SetlmitteI.
Catarrh und Krankheiten de,
Aaut, hes glutes unb 9ersens, Der 9eDer uub be-
Syphilis. Das am sef@uinbeaen unr tSereer
tetlenne Uetttel 2ur s~aranttrt.
Hauf-hraukheiten auer Mu merben III,
rtrt, NO anbere Ruren rntblansen.
Ounatuerlicher Abduss Mtrb prprupl
In EN- paar Gasen turtst.
Mseiue Metbn6eu.
l. Grete COMPUTATION tn Der Office pcer per Rot.
2. 0enaue unter{u1uus unb Dtogup5e.
.. Jeeer trtrb auf Grunb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nrtnctptes
ssbaneelt unb ietn cber tbr Saa wtrp ID fpeeienen
6tubtum 9ema&t.
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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-21
by Smoke from Frost.

Experiments in the making of arti
fetal clouds for the preservation of
plants from the effects of frost took
place yesterday in the Jardin d'Accli
matation, under the auspices of the
Agricultural society. Masses of resin,
Gus matter III boxes of pinewood were
set alight, and soon gave off dense
volumes of smoke. This was expected
to produce the required nebulosity, but
it failed to rise to the level of the stu
alton, and was blown away in the di
rection of the seal pond. Experiments
of a similar kind have been tried with
more success in the Gironde vineyards
The proceedings in the Jardin d'Acci
matation were watched by several staff
officers, who wished to see if the new
invention could be utilized for military
purposes, such as the masking of ex-
posed troops or batteries in time of war
Paris Cor. London Telegraph.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-21
Tremendous Water Power,

A paper company at Niagara Falls
finds it no easy task to decide how the
the terrific power from the $50 feet head
of water which is to be at their disposal
shall be utilized. At a recent confer
ence of the officers of the company about
twenty wheels and methods of develop
ing power were submitted to them, and
all but three were Immediately passed
over as being wholly inadequate to the
occasion. Most of the water wheels
made would crush like eggshells be-
meath the force of a column of water
falling 1870 feet down penstock.
The wheels selected for further tests
are to receive it at Holyoke, and when a
decision is reached the company's archi.
tect will prepare plans for several ways
of using the power. The contract fo1
building a Golfer dam for the company
has been let, and also for the tunnel and
shaft. The tunnel will be 500 feet long
and probably 10 by 10 feet in size. The
shaft will have depth of 40 feet, and
will be IA by 40 or 45 feet in size.-Spring
field Paper World.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-04-21
Barbarian Bee Communities.

The SO called queen bee is really the
mother of the hive. Her functions are
maternal rather than regal. If she may
be said to reign in a certain sense, the
workers rule, deciding all questions and
performing all acts affecting the com
mon veal. Populous and powerful bee
communities sometimes relapse into
barbarism, renounce the life of peaceful
industry for which they have become
proverbial, acquire predatory habits and
roam about the country as freebooters,
plundering the smaller and weaker
hives and subsisting on the spoils
These brigand bees seldom reform; if
they busily Improve each shining hour"
it is not to gather honey all the day
from every opening flower" but to
range the fields in looting parties and
ransack the homes of honest honey
makers. Against these marauders of
apian society and other foes the honey
bees often fortify their hives, barricad-
ing the entrance by thick wall, with
bastions, classmates and deep, narrow
gateways. When there seems to be no
immediate danger o hostile attack these
defensive works, which seriously inter
fere with the ordinary industrial life of
the hive, are removed and not rebuilt
until there is fresh occasion for alarm.
Atlantic Monthly.