I. P. WILSON.

Burlington, Iowa, March 4, 1881.

=Died of Disease.=—I have lost about all the bees I had, yet

I love to hear of others' success in the bee business, and

read of others' way of management; but I am convinced that my

bees died of some disease, the same as Mr. Carver reported

from Greencastle, Indiana, although bees have not died so

universally throughout this country as mine have. I have the

hives and combs left, with lots of honey in them; these I can

sell for something, perhaps, or melt them into wax, or get

a few colonies of bees to begin anew, but it is very poor

encouragement to put much stock in bees, the way it looks now.

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