Gleanings in bee culture . s, we sendthe former. He replies that he plainly ordered thelatter, and thit the former are subject to our order,as he can not use them. Nothing but sending backto him his own letter will convince him of his mis-take. you saj that such mistakes will happen,and we shall all have to bear withat least some such?Then by all means, friends, let us bear this in mindwhen we are tempted to speak or write harshly. Weoften get goods we think we did not order, but we donot write abusively, or at least not until we havefound out what we did order. Ill tell you whathelps: aft
Gleanings in bee culture . s, we sendthe former. He replies that he plainly ordered thelatter, and thit the former are subject to our order,as he can not use them. Nothing but sending backto him his own letter will convince him of his mis-take. you saj that such mistakes will happen,and we shall all have to bear withat least some such?Then by all means, friends, let us bear this in mindwhen we are tempted to speak or write harshly. Weoften get goods we think we did not order, but we donot write abusively, or at least not until we havefound out what we did order. Ill tell you whathelps: after you make an order, read it over carefullyto see if you have told all that must he told. ITAI IAN A XD A LBINO QUEENS, Untested, bred from my choicest mothers. Italianqueens, 75 cts. each; per half-doz., $ Albinoqueens, $; per half-doz., J. M. C. TAYLOR,9d Lewiston, Fredk Co., Md. FOR SALE. Address. Od ,13 Colonies of pure Italian Beesin improved Langstroth hives,A. M. YORK, 428, 15th St., Detroit, GLEANINGSBEE CULTUI\E. Devoted to Bees and Honey, and Home Interests. Vol. IX. SEPT. 1, 1881. No. 9. A. Z. ROOT, ] Publisher and Proprietor, \Medina, O. j Published Monthly. 1 rates. Aoove a EstaUished in 1873. [Z^^^^:^L r TERMS: $ PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE;I 2 Copies for $; 3 for $: 5 for $; 10I or more. 75 cts. each. Single Number. Additions to clubs may be made at clubrates. Above are all to be sent to one i>ost-to different postofficcs, noteach. NOTES FROITI THE BANNER APIARY. NO. WATER IN QUEEN-CAGES. ^fpULY 30,—Huw fcas^ibk- some things look on pa-oTjl per, anrt how useless they prove in practice !For instance, I told yon some time ago I In-tenflcd to put up soft candy, something about likethick mfilnsses, in the bottom of my queen-cages,and then cover it with hnrder candj. I have notyet made it a success. I filled some cages in thismanner, and they looked all right until I beganthrowing them across the shop to see how the
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