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What DBeekerpers Say About Making Bees Hive Themselves.
The self hiver question has been thor oughly discussed, and it is generally con oeded that it is practicable to make bees hive themselves. E. A. Root of Me dina, O., explained in brief, in a paper
read before a beekeepers’ association, the more ijmportant points in self hiving He said that the principle of the self hiver isto ca the queen in a trap at the entrance of the hive, she foli®wing a tu f cloth ory rated zinc un- til s finds T a new hive ad joir t ld ene or placed above it T? > : ‘ ‘ een wit them return to the 1 location. Some of the bea find the old queenin the new hive and join her thus, hiving them selves. The trouble seems to be that too ma bees return to the old hive
A t a year ago Mr. E. S. Prait ot Marlboro, Mass., pr ed to set the new hive ia fr f the old and compel the bees, 2s they passed to and from ths hive th 1 the new hi catch t2 ben she at-
When the
returned, n t fin ling anes 1een with
I ey entered th
* new hive through
the entranc which they were accus- temed to use, an a fin lir 1g the queen in the h ned The point of
iperiority is that warming bees are secured. A set of combs are kept in the new hive in readiness for the bees when they swarm
Mr. Root last season gave this hive an
extended trial, using some 10 or more of them, but arranging them differently from the Pratt plan, a igh the prin- ciple was retained. Instead of placi ing thenew hives in front of the old one, it was placed under it, the bees passing down thr ugh it on their way to the field. A queen excluder at the outer en-
ited & e queen from leaving
>, and a queen trap between the twe hives prevented the queen from returning to the old hive. A sheet of perforated metal between the two hives allowed the bees to pass up and dewn. This arrangement had worked very suc- cessfully, and it simplified matters, only cne bottom board be ing needed.
Self hivers furnish a topic for con- sideration in a recent number of The Bee- keepers’ Review. Mr. Pratt very natu- rally wrote of the advantages of the self hivers. C. J. Barber, Rodney, Ia., stated that “the self hiver not only hives swarms, but discourages swarming by killing off the drones.” R. L. Taylor, Lapeer, Mich., was emphatic in assert- ing that self hivers mean too much
| money, too much loss and too much risk. Improvements of the automatic hiver are announced for 1893, and the editor of Bee Gleanings pronounces favorably on the samo. The present season the great majority of beekeepers will watch and hive their bees in the usual way, while specialists will further test and report on the self hivers.
trance prevé the new hive,
Droadcasting Fertilizer.
Many farmers do not approve of broad- casting manure and fertilizer, but prefer the food near the plants where the rocts may get at it. Sushi New Yorker, ax earnest advocate for broadcasting, has this to say on the subject: Hill manur- | ing gives decided resnits. Its effect is to stimulate an early and vigorous growth, and that is just what misleads farmers and gardeners. The older plant cuffers. The baby plant is fattened and the maturer plant starved. Many peo ple do not believe that the roots of corn | planted, let us say 2 by 4 feet apart, | meet before asct is formed. Many do not consider that the roots of potato plants set 1 by 3 feet apart meet and intermingle before the tubers are well formed.
After long experience and careful ex- periments broadcasting of manure for nearly all crops is advised. Hill“ ma- | nuring is good as far as it goes, bnt it does not go far enough. The young plants are pushed forward—the old plants starved. Let ustake a young ap- ple tree set three years ago. We apply | manure liberally around it, covering a circle four feet in diameter. The tree thrives. But when this tree has become 10 yeare old how much good would such an application of manure do? Very ht- tle, because the young feeding roots now are far beyond such a circle. Feed the older plants more liberally, while giving | the younger plants all needed care.
Top Dressing Clover. The best results in top dressing clover are pony obtained, says American Cul- | tivator, _— on fine, well rotted manure ectly after cutting the first
' | crop in June or earlyin July. There
| Wil be likely to be rains enough to carry the manure down to the roots and ena-
| ble it to produce a second and in some
cases a third crop if the land is strong, and then it leaves a good strong root, which if plowed up wilkenrich the soil even more than the manure would have done if put on at the time of plowing. | Clover is one of those crops that the more you take on the more you have left. A good growth of leaf and stalk mears a large amount of nitrogé® stored up in the roots. Such treatment fits landwery well for a crop of corn or potatoes as
well as many Sther crops. If not de- sired to plow it, other grass will proba- bly take the place of the clover and be fed by the decaying roots after a few years.
Care For (rep Bound Fowls.
Considerable complaint is heard about crop bound fowls. Here isa cure for this complaint from The Fanciers’ Mont}- ly, which is very simple and, it is claimed, ts also effective It is slippery el: bark boiled and two or three teaspoonfu!s ef Hiqu id, and aj! given three or four ti:nes aday. A correspondent who has tried it says, “I have never lost one fowl, ng tnatter hot long it had been crop bound,
since I started in to use this remedy.”
*harac-
ther ts pro- Emul- ss pal.
An utter loss of hope is no not | teristic of consur 1 ig
is 80 fatal, unless
of disease use f Scott's
Liver O
s is arrested by sion, which is Cod k a= cream
made
For Over Fifty Years
Mrs. W used by m ren while little sufferer
nsloe’s Soothing Syrnp has been illions of mothers for their child- teeth. It relieves the it produces natural,
entling
at once ;
quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as “bright as a button.” It is very pleasant
to taste. It sooths the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regu lates the bowels, and is the best-known remedy for diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for “Mrs- Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup,” and take no other kind, — oC Days of Agony
is the experience of thousan: is of ane from piles Hawker’s Pile Cure is a
tive and painless cure. Sold everyw a.
Price 50 cents, If afflicted, try it,
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YER,
n the Valley of Death |
A Marvellous Escape!
A Member of a Schoel Board Save
A Sta‘eme:t Enderse! by Two Promineo: Clergymen! | “MW |Z ZB : | ZZ Z | 2a ge | wes | i } ‘a wry ti | Mr. J Nixon, N I ¢ t? ~ rT il i prominent men | i {sa member of the al s I ] Ss attentin na irud-working: a° a chur h meni ber he ix st, levout and sincere; as a i | ghibor s kindly, urteous and aii in the Ccommupity. For a considerable time Mr. Rolstor wa t i with dyspepsia, which be " : re i produced nervot } tra } Tr} eufferer’s re f fie Its F . 3 wna ¥ ' t : i strengtl } i he eft = were var 1 fruitiess Under the g i aire n « ercif P jence the us f Paine’s Celery (¢ uy iw suggested to M Rolston, and he was persua ied to give ita tria Shortly after using the Compound L marve = chanvge was ¢ X pe rience i; ith L word ip! i was affected aft the use . 4% = f nature’s reat iife-giver Mr. Rolston, for the benefit of suffering humanity, writes as follows :— “It gives me great pleasure to add my
known as which is ever It Is bow a vear attack of ner- chronie dys ould not sleep at
testimony ta vour Paine’s Celery C 1rd
preparation ompound, n populs Pil
I had a severe ous prostratior pepsia, and for a
reasing
past Since 1 caused by vear I «
night. This condition of sleeplessness brought on delirium. I was attended by four of the best decters of the country, and took a great quantity of medicine, but all failed to do me any good. Having . :
been persuaded to read your books | thought [I would try your Paine’s Celery
had used four and dyspep-ia left more work since ex ‘el- myself completely
Compound; and after I bottis ethe nervousness me, and I have done than for years past. |
lent health and consider
now enjoy
cured I hay e highly recommen led your Paine’s Celery Compound to others, and I know of several persons who are now using it JOSEPH ROLSTON, Nixon, Ont.
I know Mr. Rolston, as I visited him
uring his illness, and can testify to the
T. R. CLARKE,
Delhi,
I am one of Mr. Rolston’s nearest neigh-
bors, and have been acquannte d with him
fur many years. I can testify to his ill-
and believe the above statements to be correct
D. WILLIAMS, Methodist Minister,
Ont
Nixon, Ont. The following tlemen. neighbors of Mr. Rolston, also vouch fur his state ments :-—E i Weir, Alex. Weir, Chris- topher Johnzon, B. C. Williams and Wm Lind-ay
A SPLENDID RECORD.
A Provincial Industry Trebles its Pusiness in the Last Ihree Muaths,
Some three mont formed its readers that a ndustry, that of the Company, of St. John, had first qurrter’s busines-, and that howed a development of trade and a cord of sales that was not only but really a-tonishing
Another thir and the c -Ounts for the
new } Tevincial
re- gratifying
€ montis has now }
mpany bave six monthe.
balanced their ac
The
staff and werk has been carried on in the
order to fill order
claimed to t Indeed, this last might
Great Britain | and will act sently extend their operations there, as well as more extensively to
About the
patenting their remedies in
the middle of this who so Success
United States month Thomas Rankine, fully introduced the Hawker remedies in Newfoundland last spring, will start and traver-e the western part of Canada, from Montreal to Vancouver in the interests of the company. With such a record as that of their first six months closed, the
Hawker Medicine Co. are evidently destined
now
to achieve a great success. The ¥ control n lard re medies, which have received
fia rsation of leading physicians
the United States, as well as rvent praise of sorely afflicted people restored to
kk
ia an ur he ferv who have by their means ‘been health
Their
place of business is at 104 Prince
Will liam Street, St. John, N. Z. where they have the most extensive and elabor
Lower Pri William Haw ker, the original inventor of the remedies. has been a druggist in St. John for 30 vears, and had long pare the value of the different Coli pany was pleasure that this com pany s
»vinces
Sociale before > present organized. It is with journal records the SUCCESS.
The Test of Time. William Holder, sailmaker, St. John, “This is to certify that for nearly a year I suffered with dyspepsia, indiges- tion and severe bilious headaches. I lost | flest. and became very weak. I was re- commended to use Hawker’s Tonic and
writes:
completely cured me I gained flesh very fast, and became hearty and stronger than I had ever been, and have never suffered | since, now over one vear.”
4 7“e7fr
Everyone is pleased with our low prices in boots. We are selling boots lower than ever.—old here before, at the Dominion
Boot and Shoe Store. al9 6i staat
USE SKODA’S DISGO VERY ,the grea Blood and Nerve Remedy,
Methodist Minister, |
he age this journal in- | Hawker Medic'ne |
completed its | tss book |
results |
show that in the last three months they | have trebled the bu -iness of the first three: they have about doubled their working
yackers room till 11 o’clock every night in | I ; * promptly. From all |
ately fitted up premises of the kind in the |
wonderful |
Pills, and am pleased to say that they |
i { feb 9—t t«
am RARAIRIRIRIR PRICIER LOIS OP SPL E CSIC
ars: Ps
Site. Co es
fee
= 7
»- ROGERS.
AMiE
ERST, N: &., May 27, 1893. THE GRODER DYSPEPSIA CURE CO
é é é GENTLENEN:~I am é é
71 years of az Hive boea alicted with sick headache most al] my life, which developed into Dyspepsia of a mild type about twenty years ago, aud has continuel to grow worse uatil during the past seven
y or eight years [ have not been ab » take a uring Oo we water or milk, as f they would produce severe prius and s times vomiting. I have been subject ig to severe pains in the chest, with dizz 3, W 1 have been more frequent dur-
ing the past throe or four years. M, vas furred up in the mornings,
accompanied with bal breath My case was yearly growing worse.
During all this I mg periol I have tried ma 1y popular medicines, as well as
prescriptions from the regular medical practitioners, but without producing any improvment. In the fall of °92 I coacluled to try a bottle or two of your medicine and
such were its effects that I continued it and nov I can drink cold water or milk
Those
your me
dizzy pains are all gone and my mouth is as
eweet asa baby’s. In short, licine has cured me and I am sure that all Dyspeptics can be cufed by its use. (Signed)
W. H. ROGER Late inspector of Fisheries for Nova Scotia,
é without any inconvenience. ” u
es AE SE RE BP SES SE BEES OBE BSP EFIOPGXL_EPA E-LIBRARY
Castoria is Dr. Sa and Ciildron. lt contzins neither Opium, Morphine ner
amtiel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants
other Nea substa {5 is s harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, foothing Syrups, and Castor Oih It is Pie is thirty ycars’ use by Millions of Mothers, Casteria destroys Worms and allays foverishness. Castorian prevents vomiting four Curd, cures Diarrhea and Wind Colle. Castoria relieves tecihinug tronbics, curcs constipation and flatulency. Castori.: as: rechiates the stomach
treotic nce.
corn ~sible
Its guarantce
similates tho foo,
| end bowels, giving health; aud natural sicep. Case
| toria is tho Children’s Panacea—thoe Mother’s Fricnd,
so
astcz ia. ! Gastorh,
“ Castoria is an cocellcnt sydieine for chit. | * Cactoria is 80 well adapted toc.f tren thal Qra, Motucrs have repostely toid me of iis T recommend it as superior toany prescription
} » 203 elect upow their ch lire x known to me.”
i D... G. C. Oraoonr, TI. A, Arcnenr, Of D.,
| Lowell, Mass. 111 So, Orford St., Lruoxlyn, N.Y.
Our physicians ia the ch Tent hoy
eace in
as
wnecy for chilin a Log at od. lhe=nt. cay fur distant wbon mothers willcon. i.! erty
at of ta-ir chillren, an | use Cusceriai.- variousquack notrums Wuich ore h ir toved ones, by forcins cpi:im, e, sxthing syrup and other firtful
Lire:.’s depart e epokea highly of tho'r experi- eir outside practice with Castoria, and althouzh we only hare among our taedicul supplies what is kuown as reruir products, yet we are fre: to confers that the
morphin merits of Castoria has won us to look with } ageuts down thcir throats, thereby scad_ug favor upon it.” | {acca to premacure graves.” i Usirsp Hosprrat and Dieprvaaay,
Da. J. 7. Bosicn, Masa
. Krvcneres, Couway, A:
The Coutaur en Ti Murray Street, Now ,
: Acizn C. Surra, Pres.,
t lapsed ;
20,000 saan
RED CAP BINDER TWINE.
a ee
PURE PARIS GREEN,
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WHOLESALE AND REAIL HAY DWARE.
wh, August 3, 1593—t
parts of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia afid P. E. Island, from Newfoundland and parts of the United States, the orders have rolled in. The business is now firmly es- tablished Phe experimental stage ‘s past. Repeat orders come in constantly, showing that where once the temedies are intro- duced, they win permanent favors with | the people, who ktiiow as soon as they | have given any of them atria] that these standard remedies are all that they are
readily be assumed without a trial, and judging solely from the character of the | gentlemen who form the Hawker Medi- cine Co., as they are numbered among the leading citizens and most honorable and snecessful business men of St. John.
The Hawker Medicine « mpany are now
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Fetching the Docto At night is always a trouble, and it is often an entirely unnecessary trouble if
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fs xept in the ho no trope of this old remedy in a ‘tile sweet. ened water or mil! :, brings prompt relief. Sold everywhere. Have you seen the New
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STEAMER <aeiee CARTIER. IS93.
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Will leave ¢ Orwell Brus o'clock. rx Tuesday Thars : ‘
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al Hayggurt and
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. ' rag alternate Fr to Meant Mewart Bridg
On Saturdays w ior Char-
kiktetow uT Oo <x will ate Charlotteiown for Crapaud, at § o'clock, P. wi, and return to Charlottetown, afriving shout § oc. ock, LC, OWEN, . Agen. Ch’towa. -
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