. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. TEE® mmMmiGMM m-mm jQwmmmi,. 275. XHOmAS «. NEYVmAIV, EDITOR. Vol. mi, April 26,1890. No. 17, Xlie Ueesi are daily winging Their way to distant fields, And from the sweet bloom bringing The treasures which it yields. Oh, that we all were learning. If we the '* prize " would win. To daily toil be turning. And constant work begin. —AXNA MiLTOXA. tW Prof. A. J. Cook sustained quite ? loss by fire on his farm in February. The Unuiiiual amount of warm weather during the winter months has kept the temperature in winter repositories so high that the aid
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. TEE® mmMmiGMM m-mm jQwmmmi,. 275. XHOmAS «. NEYVmAIV, EDITOR. Vol. mi, April 26,1890. No. 17, Xlie Ueesi are daily winging Their way to distant fields, And from the sweet bloom bringing The treasures which it yields. Oh, that we all were learning. If we the '* prize " would win. To daily toil be turning. And constant work begin. —AXNA MiLTOXA. tW Prof. A. J. Cook sustained quite ? loss by fire on his farm in February. The Unuiiiual amount of warm weather during the winter months has kept the temperature in winter repositories so high that the aid of ice has been neces- sary quite frequently to cool the place. A Liiberal Premium List is presented for the Bee-Department of the Minnesota State Fair. The Secretary, Col. W. M. Liggett, of Hamline, Minn., will furnish Premium List and information on applica- tion. ^W The Apiculturist for April is on our desk. It is, as usual, filled with spicy read- ing for bee-keepers. The Apiculturist is fully up with the times, and it is a pleasure to read every copy as it comes to hand. It richly deserves its success. A Fire destroyed the factory of Ct. B. Lewis & Co., at Watertown, Wis., on Sat- urday, April 19. The origin of the fire is unknown. Loss, S15,000, with an insur- ance of ?4,500. This is a heavy blow for the enterprising firm, for their stock of hives and sections were all destroyed; but their well-known enterprise and vivi will soon find new quarters and adequate ma- chinery to resume business in the shortest possible time. Tlie CansKlian Xarill' Revision is being made, and the Canadiiin Bee Journal justly comi)lains of its "honey" item. It says : In the revised tariff just submitted to the Dominion Parliament by the Minister of Finance, the following paragraph appears: '* 76. Honey and imitations thereof in the comb or otherwise, three cents pei- ; It seems to us that if we allow this to become embodied into the tariff, perma- nently, that we w
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