. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. AMERICAN BEE JOURNAU 359. Our Club Rates are: ^ for two copies (to the same or different post-offices); and for THREE or more copies, 90 cents each. EDITOR. VoLnVIII, Sent. 17,1891, No. 12. Editorial Buzzijigs. Canada has realized but a poor honey crop this year, on an average. In some localities there was a liberal yield ; in others, but little was gathered. This is a summing up of the reports received at this office. Tlie Corn Palace at Sioux City opens on Oct. 1, and closes on Oct. 17. What arrangements have been made for an exhibit of honey ?
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. AMERICAN BEE JOURNAU 359. Our Club Rates are: ^ for two copies (to the same or different post-offices); and for THREE or more copies, 90 cents each. EDITOR. VoLnVIII, Sent. 17,1891, No. 12. Editorial Buzzijigs. Canada has realized but a poor honey crop this year, on an average. In some localities there was a liberal yield ; in others, but little was gathered. This is a summing up of the reports received at this office. Tlie Corn Palace at Sioux City opens on Oct. 1, and closes on Oct. 17. What arrangements have been made for an exhibit of honey ? We have heard of none. There certainly ought to be an apiarian exhibit there. Augfust was a good month for the apiarists in some localities. The Ne- braska Bee-Keeper says that it was the best month in the year in that State— giving "more honey and more ; In other localities no honey worth men- tioning has been gathered since June. Tlie Accident which happened to Mr. F. H. Macpherson, assistant editor of the Cmmdian Bee Journal, several months ago, has proved itself to be more serious than was at first antici- pated. The last issue of that periodical contains the following notice : Latest reports from Mr. F. H. Mac- pherson, say that he has not yet recovered. He has severed his connec- tion with the D. A. Jones Co., and also his assistant editorsliip of the Journal. We hope a few months more rest will restore him to his former vigor. Oround Cork is superior to chaff for cushions to cover frames during Winter. It absorbs more moisture than chaff, and retains the heat. It does not become moldy, and is quite inexpensive. It can be obtained at this office. Xlie Honey Crop is not abun- dant this year anywhere. Oleanings for Sept. 1 gives us the following item : "A correspondent writes : ' Only a small portion of the California bee-keepers are happy this year, as the honey crop is almost an entire failure. San Diego County,' he adds, 'sends in the best report;
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