A. J. COOK,

Vice Pres’t of Nat. Association and

President of Michigan Association.

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☞ At the Utica Convention, last month, Mr. L. C. Root was appointed

a committee to endeavor to have the bill for the prevention of the

adulteration of sugar, syrups, etc., then before the Legislature of New

York, so amended as to include honey. We learn, with much pleasure,

that Mr. Root has succeeded in having it include honey, and Mr. R. is

quite sanguine that the bill so amended will become a law of the Empire

State. If passed, we hope that the bee-keepers of New York will see to

it that it will not be allowed to become a “dead letter” in the statute

books of that State.

[Illustration: _AMONG OUR EXCHANGES._]

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