IX.--BEE-THINGS IN GENERAL.

As this work does not profess to be an entomological essay but a practical

bee-master's directory, I have omitted those erudite questions about which

apiarians wrangle, and unfortunately lose their temper and employ their

stings.

But there are some interesting bits of instruction scattered over

bee-books which it may interest the reader to lay before him. If they

contribute nothing to the amount of the honey harvest, they may increase

the pleasure of the bee-master in the long winter evenings.

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