. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 188 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. Mar. 21,. PUBLISHED WEEKLY I!V GEORGE W. YORK & COMPANY, 5G IPiftU Avenue, - CHICAGO, II^ $ a Year—Sample Copy Sent Free. [Entered at'the PoBt-Office at ChicaKo as Second-Class Mail-Matter.] OE30K,C3-B -W. "yOR/IC, EDITOR. Assisted by the following Department Editors : Dr. C. C. Miller Mrs. Jennie Atchlet "Gleaner" "Bee-Master" Dr. F. L. Peiro Rev. Emerson T. Abbott "Questions and ; "The Sunny ; "Among the ; "Canadian Beedo
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 188 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. Mar. 21,. PUBLISHED WEEKLY I!V GEORGE W. YORK & COMPANY, 5G IPiftU Avenue, - CHICAGO, II^ $ a Year—Sample Copy Sent Free. [Entered at'the PoBt-Office at ChicaKo as Second-Class Mail-Matter.] OE30K,C3-B -W. "yOR/IC, EDITOR. Assisted by the following Department Editors : Dr. C. C. Miller Mrs. Jennie Atchlet "Gleaner" "Bee-Master" Dr. F. L. Peiro Rev. Emerson T. Abbott "Questions and ; "The Sunny ; "Among the ; "Canadian Beedom," " Doctor's ; "Notes and ; Vol. fflV. CHICAGO, ILL, MAR, 21, 1895, No, 12. Editorial Budgets Florida.—Those interested in Florida will find several contributed articles in this number of the Bee Journal, on bee- keeping in that region. Mr. Selser, on page 184, and Mrs. Harison, page 182, tell some of their personal observations in the sunny " Land of ; mixed Journalism is the subject of an editorial in Gleanings for March 1. Editor Root says : "The fact seems to be, that in spite of certain criticisms that seem to break out here and there, the bee-papers that adhere strictly to the subject of bees, do not enjoy the circulation of those that have added subjects foreign to ; Then further on In the same editorial Mr. Root remarks, in referring to Gleanings publishing so much religious and gardening matter : " It they [subscribers] do not like those subjects they do not need to read them, or even take the jour- nal [GleaningsJ at all, for there are very excellent bee-papers that confine themselves strictly to ; But, after all, the bee-matter alone in any of the bee- papers is worth many times the annual subscription price asked. The great trouble is that so many of the so-called bee-folks don't read any bee-paper at all. The " know it all " apiarists will never know how l
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