. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. GEORGE W. YORK, Editor. Devoted Exclusively To Bee-Culture. j Weekly, $ a Year. | Sample Free. VOL. XXX. CHICAGO, ILL, DECEMBER 29, 1892. NO. Do You Want to be a hero ? Let us tell you how to do it: Your subscriptions's just expired ? Then step up and please renew it. A Happy New Year to every reader of the old American Bee Jour- nal, is our most earnest wish, as the year 1892 ends and 1893 begins. If you want to return this "wish" in a very appropriate .manner, just send $ to us for the renewal of your subscription, and we will
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. GEORGE W. YORK, Editor. Devoted Exclusively To Bee-Culture. j Weekly, $ a Year. | Sample Free. VOL. XXX. CHICAGO, ILL, DECEMBER 29, 1892. NO. Do You Want to be a hero ? Let us tell you how to do it: Your subscriptions's just expired ? Then step up and please renew it. A Happy New Year to every reader of the old American Bee Jour- nal, is our most earnest wish, as the year 1892 ends and 1893 begins. If you want to return this "wish" in a very appropriate .manner, just send $ to us for the renewal of your subscription, and we will promise to be "real ; The majority of the Bee Journal subscriptions expire with this number, so that in renewing imme- diately you will be commencing the new year in a very commendable way. Don't put it off, but just as soon as you have read this, send us at least that one dollar's worth of "happiness," which we will return to you in 52 equal in- stallments during the year 1893, and thus make you "happy" 52 times to our once. We repeat—we wish you A HAPPY NEW YEAR. A Complete Index will be found in this number. It shows in a very compact form just what has been done during the past six months. It is a record to be proud of, and those who helped to make it are worthy of all honor and praise. Bee-literature is " marching on," and its future is resplendent with glorious promise, which, in its fulfillment, will add still greater lustre to the already well-merited fame of modern apiarian periodicals. As in the practical work of the apiary, there has been wonderful advancement during the past few years, so in the literature of bee-keeping great and enduring progress has been made. Having learned well the lessons of the Past, we should be the better prepared to discharge the duties of the Present, while entertaining bright hopes for the Future. Don't Fail to read all of page 815. Fifty-Three Numbers of the American Bee Journal have been
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