. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. , OLDEST BEE PAPER1. DETOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO PROGRESSIVE BEE CULTURE. Vol. XVIII. Chicago, 111., December 27,1882. No. 52. BV THOMAS C. NEWMAN, i KniTOK AM* Propkietor. 985 WEST MADISON ST., CHICAGO, ILL. Weekly, S« a. year ; Monthly. SI. Prospective and Retrospective. fW Any person sending u club of six is entitled to an extrn copy (like the club) sent to any address desired. Sample copies furnished free. FOREIGN POSTAGE. EXTRA : To Europe—Weekly, .*)n cents ; Monthly. 12 cents. To Australia-Weekly, $1 ; Monthly, 24 cents. George NelRhbour
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. , OLDEST BEE PAPER1. DETOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO PROGRESSIVE BEE CULTURE. Vol. XVIII. Chicago, 111., December 27,1882. No. 52. BV THOMAS C. NEWMAN, i KniTOK AM* Propkietor. 985 WEST MADISON ST., CHICAGO, ILL. Weekly, S« a. year ; Monthly. SI. Prospective and Retrospective. fW Any person sending u club of six is entitled to an extrn copy (like the club) sent to any address desired. Sample copies furnished free. FOREIGN POSTAGE. EXTRA : To Europe—Weekly, .*)n cents ; Monthly. 12 cents. To Australia-Weekly, $1 ; Monthly, 24 cents. George NelRhbour & Sons, London, England, are our authorized agents for Europe. Entered at Chicago post office as second class matter. 1^" The contents of this number being included in the General Index to the volume, commencing on page 825 and closing on 828, we omit it here from its usual place. 1^ We send this number of the Bee Journai. to all the subscribers for the year 18S2—Weekly, Monthly and Semi-Monthly—on account of the extensive indexes it contains. Those who have paid for two Weekly num- bers a month for a part of next year, will get the new Monthly until the expiration of their subscriptions. Those who have paid for one Weekly number a month will have the new Monthly until the time paid for ex- pires. The new Monthly will be pub- lished about the 15th of each month, during 1883. With this number we close another volume of the Weekly Bee Jouknal —the pioneer bee paper of America ! When its publication was begun, some 21 years ago, it was a venture, which even its best friends feared may be a financial loss to its proprietor, the late Mr. Samuel Wagner. But now, it can count its offspring (bee papers, living and dead,) nearly by the score, and subscribers and patrons by many thousands. At first it fouglit the battle of pro- gressive apiculture single-handed and alone; but, as one after another of the strongholds of superstition and ignor- ance have been subdued and
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