. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 821. THOS. G. NEWMAN^, SON,) ^^^^^^^^ Our Oluh Ratios ar^t ^ for two copies rto the same or different post-ofBces); and for THREE or more copies, 90 cents each. THOMAS «. I^E^VIflAI^, EDITOR. Vol, mil. Jnne 25,1891. No, 26. Editorial Buzziiigs. The Glow and gleam of clover tops O'erfringe the veudtire'.s bounteous crops, The shadows deepen in the wold, And foxgloves ope' their cups of gold, In June ! Tliis Volume contains 848 pages and closes with the present issue. An Index is one of the most desirable tilings in a book. As
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 821. THOS. G. NEWMAN^, SON,) ^^^^^^^^ Our Oluh Ratios ar^t ^ for two copies rto the same or different post-ofBces); and for THREE or more copies, 90 cents each. THOMAS «. I^E^VIflAI^, EDITOR. Vol, mil. Jnne 25,1891. No, 26. Editorial Buzziiigs. The Glow and gleam of clover tops O'erfringe the veudtire'.s bounteous crops, The shadows deepen in the wold, And foxgloves ope' their cups of gold, In June ! Tliis Volume contains 848 pages and closes with the present issue. An Index is one of the most desirable tilings in a book. As intimated on page 165, we have concluded to give sach every six months. The Bee Journal can now be bound annually, or semi-annually, as may be preferred by each subscriber. "We R-egret to learn that friend George E. Hilton, Fremont, Mich., has had a severe attack of billious or catar- rhal fever. He is now convalescing. He says that competent help has not allowed his business to suffer during his enforced absence. A Stra^wberry Gro^wer in Nebraska, after a succession of failures of crops, bought a colony of bees for the sole purpose of fertilizing his straw- berries. With the coming of the bees the strawberry vines afterward produced in abundance. Insects and Insecticides is the title of a practical manual concern- ing noxious insects and the methods of preventing their injuries, by Clarence M. Weed, , Professor of Entomology and Zoology, New Hampshire College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts; recently Entomologist Ohio Agricultural Experi- ment Station, etc. This book has been prepared with the idea of furnishing the farmer, the fruit- grower, the florist, and the housekeeper with a short account of the injurious insects with which they have to contend, and the latest and best remedies for them. It is the only book, published in America which covers the whole field. It is profusely illustrated, and hand- somely bound in cloth, with embossed cover. In the introduction
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