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DAILY ENQUIRER - SUN, COIUMBUS, GEORGIA. SUNDAY MORNING, .JULY W,. They Work for Mankind Pay. An IntiTi'sIliiii Talk with un Kiiti*rprlsliur Mun - lie Tells Whut Hi* Kumvs .Itmut tin* l.lttli* tins) Ib-i*—A »nt IVU) til Inki* Uoiii*}' f’rom Tlii'in HiiIjHs mill IVhtm ill' tin* ■<>•<*. lli'i* ll' Hi'l t* s*-t un liltiT.itu ('ll lea go Tribune. There Ins been a good de.il of talk about ' Miss Cleveland beings smart business wo- mail, v.'ho might use tier former position Without any for the purpose of furthering her financial interests. The president offered her re cently an income .if f'i.OtXl a year if slit* would quit work for a time and take a trip abroad, but she declined the offer, prefer ring the life of independence which site enjoyed .before coming to Washington. Mias Cleveland declined several verv ftnt- Bpecinl Correspondence Enquirei-Hun.] Mountain Hil,l, Ga., July 1, 1886.—Mr. Amos Smith is perhaps the most enter prising man in Harris county. Most of the Enquirer-Sun readers are familiar with his plans of carp culture and his success in fruit raising is undisputed by your Colum bus readers. Now his attention is given to bee culture. “Yes,” said he to an Enquirer-Sun re porter, “millions of these little laborers work for me every day for nothing and board themselves. I only furnish them a home. I have started now to gather some of the fruits of their labor. Come with me and bring your appetite.” Facing the morning sun fifty hives were filled with the busy workers. “Your hives are not upright,” the re- j porter observed. “No,” said he, “and you may note other differences from any hives you have seen. This cover'laying off the top of the hive), is not nailed or fastened on. Now only l that cloth is between us and the bees. This . Miss Cleveland declined several very flat tering offers from eastern publishers to ae- j cent tlic editorial managemet. of Literary ! Life. One publisher rc ■.*.. -ent her a ! draft for i*600 to write a i in induction to a book, another forwarded a draft for £150 for a magazine article, tint both remit tances were promptlyireturned. Mr. El der visited Miss Cleveland at her home at Holland Patent, Thursday, and at the be ginning of their interview Hhe said she would nave to decline bis offer. After no- gotiatious extending over n day and a half Miss Cleveland agreed to assume the ex clusive editorial control of the magazine, it being distinctly understood that no at tempt would be made to make capital out of her former prestige. (limit Results in Every t’lise. 1). A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn., writes that be was seriously afflicted with u severe cold that settled on his lungs: bad tried many reme dies without benefit. Being induced to try Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consump tion, did so and was entirely cured by use of a few bottles. Since which time be has used it in his family for all coughs and colds witii best results. This is tin* expe rience of thousands wiio.se lives have been saved by this Wonderful Discovery. Trial Bottles free at Brannon & Carson's Drug Store. tod&sv COLTTIMU.BTTS FOR RENT OR LEASE, OOLXJIvCBXJS, FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS -MAXItacit; e is <>f- ( CONTAINS thirty-five rooms, electric benp> ' ami is partly furnished. Located on Main street. This house was erected last year, and fc* one of the best houses in the state. I’uhmohhIoii UI veil October 1*1. tHMK. MOST PERFECT HADE 1’repurM with fpoeial regard to health. No Ammonia, lAmo < r Alum. PRICE BAKII'G PCWDER CC., CHICACO. ST. LOUIS* Steal Ion’s Improved Absorption Pumps, Hollow Ware. Pain Ice Machines, Saw Mills, Mills. Syrup Kettles. For particulars inquire of doth serves more than one purpose. In j runsoiltijr. spring the heat is retained and facilitates . Kogerson is a pLiin, every-day sort „ r *. • *4. ♦ • ol a chat), blit he has a faith that is very the building process. In winter it retains . re f res hing in these days of skepticism. Be- the animal heat and prevents the bees ■ jug asked the other day if he wasn’t some- from freezing In extreme cold weather, times fearful of the outcome of all his BILIOUSNESS Eureka ENGINES. Another very handy purpose is that it en ables me to open any portion of tile hive without opening the whole. Now I’ll turn tlie cioth back and let you see. Come back; you need not run. They will not. sting. Soon as they are disturbed they be gin to fill themselves with honey and are quiet. Here, you see midway the hive, which is oblong, a partition which divides the hive into two square apartments. One of these contains the brood-nest and honey for the bees through the long winter months. It is filled first. The other is my e ore.” He drew from the hive a frame, the ex- I act thickness of a honey-comb, and about j one foot square. Each frame contained four smaller ones. “This,” said ho, “is to save the honey in nice condition. When one of these frames lias lias been filled and capped, 1 remove it. while it is white as flour, without any d.sturbance among the bees. Further- | more there is no need to take comb or break it loose from the hive until it is ready. Each frame is separate from tin* j others, so that any frame cun lie removed with no breaking loose of the honey. Here is a large frame that contains no small ones. 1 have a few of this kind. Now, in removing this I find it only partly filled. The empty comb is not lost but fitted into the small frames where it is soon finished by the hoes. Another use 1 apply the * frames to is this: When 1 have a sw irm, I , place a full frame into the new hive, and j without hesitation the new swarm will go 1 in and set t > work. The frames are simply ’ made and afford the easiest method of handling the bees.” “Do you ever rob the bees of their win ter store?” asked tin; Enquiuku-Sl n man. “For my own use, no. Sometimes a col ony in winter has not sufficient supply and would die but for my interference. 1 take a frame from a colony that .has a surplus and place it in the hire of the poor. They should he closely -watched in winter, for ! they are great robbers. A colony weak in j numbers will he robbed by the strong eol- 1 dries if not prevented. It is easy to dis- ] tinguish a robber. When he alights on the j stalling board he invariably buzzes and ! teems on the defense as if lie expects an attack. They will go a long distance to I rob a hive. 1 have known mine to go two j miles. How do I know they were my bees? Nothing easier. Sprinkle n little | work on the farm, he replied with homely eloquence. “No, sir, not a hit on’t. i m willin’ to trust in Providence, and if we don’t have a drought and I can keep tin- pesky bugs out o’ the potatoes, I haven’t no fear but that the crop’ll turn out ail right.” MED I' '1XE The Eureka causes the liver to net. thereby de pleting that gland of excessive tile, corrects in- itgestton. regulates the )'*• eve's, tone*- the sys tem generally anti makes you fee \r You can't estimate the good that out bottle of Eureka t ill do you. It is the perfection of household medicines. Particularly at this season of the -.ear, Icecp it ill the :r use , Do you ask for a test, of SOZODONT’S power ? | Just talk to a lady for half.an hour; i If her breath is sweet, if her teeth are white, ; If her gunts are clean, if her gums are | bright, i If her mouth is pure and her teeth art clean, j She uses the SOZODONT freely between. sat se tu th&w The tlntlivr's i(,*,,iii-*t. A Philadelphia undertaker, who had the burying of a 10-year old son of a poor wo man, relates this touching anecdote: “J went to the mother to ask her if there was anything more I could do, and she handed me a little bundle, saying: “Please put this at the foot of Johnny's coffin. They are a pair of his old pantaloons, and the first 1 ever whipped him in.” Advice to Mothers.—-Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup should always be used when children are cutting teeth. It re lieves the little sufferer at once; it produces natural, 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 soothes 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- jel7 d&Wty I.KIION i:u\llt. From South (leor-ant. Mrs. N. A. Melntire writes from 'Spring Place: “For many years I have been a grent sufferer from indigestion, sick head aches and nervous prostration caused from biliousness and constipation. I tried many remoilior, hut got no permanent relief un til I used Dr. Mosley's Lemon Elixir. I am now in better health than for many years. My daughter has been subject to chills and lover from her infancy. I could get nothing to relieve her; the Lemon Elixir has restored her to perfect health.'' W. A. James, Bell Station, Ala., writes; “I have suffered greatly from indigestion or dyspepsia. One bottle of Lemon Elixir ■lone me more good than all the medicine I ever took." 50 cents and fl.OO per bot- tli. Sold by druggists. Prepared by H. Moz- iey, M. i>., Atlanta, Da. iy4 selm t TV.inann*v lim-ntimi. A noteworthy invention has recently been made by an English woman, Miss Mealy, w hich is now on exhibition in Lon don. It is a method of diffusing light through water, the effect being to render it much more brilliant and at the same flour on the baeks of the robbers and then time much softer, it is said to have proved closely watch mv hives. When a hive is i v yry sv.ceesstul. Miss ilealy and a youn* Jaidan's Joyous Julep I is .; instant ami infallible cure for Neuralgia, ' .’.owever severe the cahe. A physieian^of note II fnYiii a genuine case of Neuralgia. ’ Try it it , ^S| you suffer. Gossyped ia,j H Woman's True Friend. It surpasses any \ repara tion of the kind made, and those who will try it once will use no other Female Regulate’. Jordan's Bowel Mixture jelfl wed It ROBINSON, or PARKS, Dawson, Ga. l'ow«‘r Bolt Is the most successful appliance in the world for the treatment of Nervous Debility. Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Lumbago, Sleeplessnesss, Asthma. Dyspepsia, Disease 1 - of Liver, Kidneys and Di gestive Organs, Sick Headache, and all trouble** ‘sing from insufficient and impure blood. the worst case of Diar- A cavtlui Study of the above illustration will convince the planter of the superiority of this Press. It may be placed e ther in the Lint Room and used in all kinds of weather, or in a separate and substantial building*, which may also serve as a storage room for the cetton ba-ies. While being tilled, cotton box is entirely uncovered, affording the great est facility for the operation. These Presses are being sold at prices that will astonish Dealers in LIME, Dressed and Matched Ceiling and Flooring and other LUMBER. Specialty made of Pressing Lumber for other parties. FOR mi: WILSOHSTIA I2r> H i Ison la Mnicn«*lie Power l.iulie*' Abdominal Supporter. For the dispersion of Fibroid and other tuniorw* and enlargements of thewomb and the ovaries. Also gives great support and comfort and in creased strength to the walls of the abdomen in : eases of abdominal enlargement without any particular disease. Tends also to decrease and prevent excessive accumulation of fat. ALIEN I • M. U. HOOD A.' 00., Manufacturing Di jggbt-*. 93 Broad Street, Columbus, Ga. ' dtf BROWN COTTON Royai Pumps, Judson Governors GIN, Eberman Feeders, &c. ji*20 wed.seaw People’s Line of Steamers. COIL/TZP-ALtSTir, sal! lironil tiny. •>"<*»» York. Dr. C. TERRY. Agent, Columbus, Ga. mhz illy ltt) -4'A l-ITAI. IMtl/.i: *7.1.000. k» Tickets only So. Minre* in |iro|M>r<lok. PAS: AND FHEK.ilIT SCHEDULE OF Steamer Milton H. Smith. Louisiana State Lottery Comp’y* ‘■IT, 'In hiorbi/ certify lliul ur superiise the nr- rnnticii.i'iil Jin nil the Monti‘it// unit Quarterly riill.'**- ol The Tu Stole Toller;/ Com- iiifiMuyu unit control the ,/ii/s theinsetrcs. ami Hint the slime me com liucteil ieith honesty, liiiiness. ami in i/initl faith linen,it oil /nlrlies, unit lie nuthorixi the Company to use this eei litiente, ieith facsimiles of onr sip nutnics <ill leliiil, to its iiiliirtiseinents." e, i i , i sister have !x*etiexperimenting in the innt- found infested with robbers, the entrance 1 t „ r (Wl . nv ,„. twn v ”„,. s . , h „ aim being not way should be closed so as “to allow only one hee at a time to enter, tlrtn th csl colony can gtrerrd it. ” “This hive seems larger than the others?” “it contains more bees. I was cal led from my breakfast one morning by the report that a swarm was about to leave this hive. I knew it was earl'n r than the usual time, so ] proceeded to investigate the cause. I found the young queen nearly out of her cell. The old queen could not hi permitted to remain; so the workers early set to work to remove her. 1 dispatched one queen and they returned to work. Two queens cannot reign in the same hive. Even the grub of a young queen is closely guarded by the. workers lest the old queen kill it with a sting. “Suppose a queen dies?” “Then I stand n good chance to lose the colony, though in some eases they can lit saved. I place a newly laid egg in the hive of the queen and the workers will manage the rest. They build around the egg a queen’s cell, and after thre.t days, when the egg hatches into a grub, they feed it on royal food, which develops it into a queen. The same egg that makes the queen makes the worker and the drone. On one occasion 1 kept a colony at work for quite awhile by simply sus* end ing the dead queen in the hive.” “Do you find hee culture profitable?” “All i sell is a clear profit. 1 consider my time well paid for in having honey for my ter for over two years, the aim being not illy to procure an intense and steady weak- I right lint,also one that is eliv-ap. The water i is enclosed in the globes of the. lamps. A I light that throws its rays 140 feet can he furnished at -i cost of one farthing two cents* an hour. The light is especially commended for use in light houses because of its intensity. Photographs can he taken by it also in five seconds less than is re quired by the electric light. a hum i.nti atii. ofri:it. The Vor.TAic Belt Co., Marshall, Midi.. | offer to send their celebrated Vol.TAtc Beets and Electric Appliances on thirty days'trial to any man afflicted with Nerv- ! ous Debility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, | ■X-e. illustrated pamphlet in sealed eu- ; velope with full particulars, mailed free. ] Write them at once. E4wtf | Mori* Fun in It. Al tnis season of the year a man who can’t carry a hoe handle a ‘hundred vanls can lug a fishing rod twenty miles. The rod is so much lighter, you know. -Mer chant Traveler. 11 i*il rk **ii to t In- K\ iil.-iit i*. Are you a dyspeptic .' tio at once and gel a bottle of Westmoreland's C'ulis-iya Tonic, 'l'lte genuine Cali Mitya Tonic: uil! relieve ami cure you. WlNNslioRO. S. Fell. It, i.kxfi.- Messrs. Westmoreland Bros., tii-*-c*n\'rile, S. During the summer and fall of last year 1 was suffering with nervous dyspepsia, which was followed by genital debility and extreme nervous prostration. i was treated by one of our most eminent physi cians without any perceptible relief; final ly he advised me to try your (Jalisaya Ton ic, which] did, and from the first 1 took commenced improving, and am happy to say that I am entirely relieved by t! awarded in 1 •*)'•*> rit the Expositions o: New Orleans tv *1 E* uisviUe, and the In vwitio/js Expo-ition c.f Lot don. Tiie superiority < i Coraiine over horr or wiittlehcjn*! has now been dernonstratec by over five yt-tus'e xperience. It is uion ciiu'ultie. more pliable, more comfortable and necer brinks. Avoid cheap imitations made of var'ota kinds of cord. None are genuine un is “ IJ-«. Waknur’s Cor&link” is prime on inside of steel cover. rCR SALE BY AU LEAOIKG HERCHAKTS. WARNER EROTHERS, 3u3 2:o' dm-.y, New York Citt Dr. W. W. Bruce 4 Son* Ml V: "Till© Brown Cotton Gin Co., NEW LONDON, CONN. <)!*1 Il.-liat.l. •*h*rs and C* thf j)c>f)lt nt itnij Suite. IT NKYl'.K Si'ALl'S OH IHISTFUNKS. Its (Diinti Siiiiili* \icnilM i- llriiMin^ 1ali4* |>In<•<* ^IoieiIiI.i . hid 1 the K.\lra'.nlinury Drau iiiK'i n uiilai i\ « vt-r> iliitv iiiniiths. instoaii nr^.-mi-aiiiiually as nt u-tofurc, lictfinnii»K March, 1 ss»;. .% sm;\Dih oi'roitiiMTV i*^ win a i-oirruNi;. sk\ i:n i it grand draw ing. CLA>S ii. IN THE A< ADK.M Y OF MUSIC, NFAY OKI.FANS. TUKsDAY. July IRtli, lss#» ID IlL Monthly Drawing. ■IT A I. VT.l.OOO. 100.000 Tickt‘l* al l'i\4‘ Hollars Ciirli I imH'Iions in l illlis ii: |>ro|M»rlion. i.ps'i of* 1 1 < A I'l’I’A I. I'RIZI li«»v, put*- UK S. iiior of the linn ’yill iltvnte tc*nti‘»n to Female Diseases. ( t/er A. Doziers St»«re. Residence: .1 <■•*. Dr. Rol>ert Biuce’s r«s',den<<; LindsaN on K’ T. dtf do do . FRIZKS OF >00 imp (vomonts: ini- whijiper, two 4 brush, cast ■ >%*«•< 1 Feeler, arim™, tiL ilarp*- oiistp/OO. ’ondctiser. ; t*; A,fjiinpViv . yu-trti'Mion, tlurahle d ...s li^ht, ei^atis the scud per- ft.. a:ni produces lirst cI.i-jS samples. IIKLIVU.RKD ITtl’.i: OF FUEIGUT nt any iiccuMftibk* point. Send lor lull description tmd price list. Ap|-: Appi A Pi 1 ' A IM'IH >X 1 M ATH >N I'Rl/.KS *75,0UC* 25,1)00 10.000 12,000 10.000 10. out 10.00c 20.mx .10.000 25,000 miitinx (< Application only to the (>\ For further full address l* of thei "in iformalit.n I'OVI V I. WO JI K r Cului 11 Hus, Ga. j own use all the time. It’s never oft' my of the Tonic, and gaining my former table. I find Columbus a ready market for good honey. When other people get ten cents per pound, I sell all 1 can get at 12,1 cents. Every* pound is first class, and has not remained in the hive until it is colored. I [tack it in vessels of various sizes and sell vessels with it. Whenever a man looks at my honey he takes some home. Yes, I’ve tried fish culture, fruit culture, and various other things, hut for cheapness and profit, bee culture heats them all." F. C. D. 1'irtim‘Miiii* Yotim; A in ** r ien. “How to Act in a Cyclone.” is the head ing of a newspaper article. The neighbors can act just as they want to when a cyclone strikes the town, but we shall net just as if we wire going down cellar, strength and flesh verv rapidly. Very re spectfully, John I’. Mattukws, Jh. Brannon & Carson, Wholesale Agents, Columbus, On. j.v2 dlw IVi* An* Smi'ii. John Randolph said: “Principles, gen tlemen; the principles ol' the whig party are seven—the five loaves and the two fishes." F. COLEMAN .... . .... .$265,500 Us should be made mm in New Orleans, i rile clearlv, giving NOTKS.' Kxpresv Kxeliange in ordi nary letter. Curp iM ” bv Express tut our ex pense addressed ‘ Ml A. hU FIIIX, Xow Orl«»ni»*. I.h. Or M. A. I* \ I 6*111 X. Wasliinuion. II. Make I*. O. Moik».v Or*l<*r* |mynl>l4* ami a*l*lr«*ss lt< k ui*l< k r*Ml l,«*ll*»r* t<» X i; M Oltl.l, V XS X All OX A L BASK. (•cNwlw 1 kinds of H< X«‘H Or loan*, univcrbiJ “utstao blURlTIY HRns., \ it I iirniilcit lb r* i AUeock's Porous Plasters have, in the last twenty-five years, proved themselves the best, safest and most effectual remedy for .Spinal Complaints, incipient Consump tion. Dial-rim a. Pleurisy. lum*irs. Asthnia. Bronchitis. Epilepsy. Lumbago, Debility, Rheumatism, (lout. Heiatiea. Los.sof Vigor, Dropsv. Paralysis. Loss of \< ee. ifv-tir'ii. Nerrensness. i.*i»:ig(stlon, Palin'tation. eod&w