. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 130 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. Mar. 4, diately after his graduation, went to the TheoloRical Semi- nary. He was received into the Canonsburg church, Pa., then under the pastorate of Rev. John McMillan. He was licensed at Blairsville, Pa., in , by the Presbytery of Blairsville. He was ordained at La Porte, Ind., by the Pres- bytery of Logansport. He was married to Sarah Morrison at La Porte, lud,, in 1839. He celebrated his golden wedding in 1889. He was pastor as follows: La Porte, Ind., 1837- 45; Van Buren, Ark., 1846-5-1; Henderson, Tex., 1855-
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 130 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. Mar. 4, diately after his graduation, went to the TheoloRical Semi- nary. He was received into the Canonsburg church, Pa., then under the pastorate of Rev. John McMillan. He was licensed at Blairsville, Pa., in , by the Presbytery of Blairsville. He was ordained at La Porte, Ind., by the Pres- bytery of Logansport. He was married to Sarah Morrison at La Porte, lud,, in 1839. He celebrated his golden wedding in 1889. He was pastor as follows: La Porte, Ind., 1837- 45; Van Buren, Ark., 1846-5-1; Henderson, Tex., 1855- 75. Since this time he has been largely engaged in evangel- istic worlc. At the date of his sketch (Feb. (5, 1895) he had been in Texas 41 years, and had never mist a day, by sick- ness, from his ministeral ;. « Price of Comb Honey vs. ; BY G. M. DOOLITTLE. Following up that convention discussion, spoken of in my last article (see page 81), I next find Dr. Miller stating the question in a still different way, for he says : "In other words, the question now is. What is that honey [extracted of the same grade as comb honey which sells at 22 cents per pound] worth to me on my table ?" At this Mr. Ellis jumps up and says, "The same price," while Mr. York demurs, and says, "The question is, ' What should consumers pay?' " Now, If the Doctor knew what he was doing when he stated the question at this the final statement, as is given in the report, then I accept none of the replies given later, but would answer by saying that one pound of extracted honey of the same grade is worth to Dr. Miller, or on Dr. Miller's table, just as much as it was in the year 1874, when he would have had to pay from 30 to 40 cents per pound for a good article of extracted honey. Is not that so? If not, why not ? Don't all speak at once. Will not that pound of extracted honey, " of the same grade," give just at much muscle, just as much healt
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