American bee journal . is 98 Chance for an American Girl 80 Economizing 101 How She Looks 82 How was it Done ? 95 Invention of the Microscope 101 Knowledge is Power—But Not 95 Lansing B. Mizner (Illustrated) 96 Life in Pizen Creek ?. 100 Little Foresight 94 Novell\ i u Progressive Fads 99 (liir Girls 98 Philailclphia Patience 98 Physical Culture for Ladles 80 Pneumonias Nictlins 98 Points that have Puzzled People 79 Shrewd Widow 95 The dittercnce 82 The Lime Kiln Club 79 The Nurses Pride 98 Triplets in China 101 Wise Mother-Bird 101 Worth Remembering 80 i»»m»mM^ MWt. T. S. BULL,. A fa
American bee journal . is 98 Chance for an American Girl 80 Economizing 101 How She Looks 82 How was it Done ? 95 Invention of the Microscope 101 Knowledge is Power—But Not 95 Lansing B. Mizner (Illustrated) 96 Life in Pizen Creek ?. 100 Little Foresight 94 Novell\ i u Progressive Fads 99 (liir Girls 98 Philailclphia Patience 98 Physical Culture for Ladles 80 Pneumonias Nictlins 98 Points that have Puzzled People 79 Shrewd Widow 95 The dittercnce 82 The Lime Kiln Club 79 The Nurses Pride 98 Triplets in China 101 Wise Mother-Bird 101 Worth Remembering 80 i»»m»mM^ MWt. T. S. BULL,. A face, familiar to those wlio attendconventions in and around Cliicago, ispresented to our readers in this issueof the American Bee Journal. It isthat of Mr. T. S. Bull, of Valparaiso,Ind., who is an enthusiastic bee-keeperand extensive honey-producer. Wehave also secured the following ac-count of his life, which will be readwith interest by all : Theodore S. Bull was born in Cayugacounty, N. Y., on March 20, MR. T. S. BULL. When about four years of age, he wentwith his parents to Onondaga county,and in 1850 from thence with his par-ents to Porter county, Ind., where hestill resides. Mr. Bull was reared on a farm, andreceived a good common school edu-cation. He became interested in beeswhen seven or eight years of age ; andone day, upon hearing some oldermembers of the family telling of a bee-tree having been cut, he learned wherethe tree was located, and after prepar-ino a box, went in search of the secured about a quart. Not knowing how to winter thebees, he was advised to bury them, asthey would live without food. Theyall died. His interest survived, how-ever, and grew with him. When therewere bees in sight, he gazed at themas long as eye could sec. When he was about 16 years old, hisfather, seeing his great love for bees, bought a colony, and also about thistime a patent hive, containing threebiood-cliambcrs, one above the other,all iutercliangealtle. From
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