“=A Modern Bee-Farm= and Its Economic Management,” is the title of
a splendid book on practical bee-culture, by Mr. S. Simmins, of
England. It is 5¾ × 8½ inches in size, and contains 270 pages, nicely
illustrated, and bound in cloth. It shows “how bees may be cultivated
as a means of livelihood; as a health-giving pursuit; and as a source
of recreation to the busy man.” It also illustrates how profits may be
“made certain by growing crops yielding the most honey, having also
other uses; and by judgment in breeding a good working strain of bees.”
Price, postpaid, from this office, $1.00; or clubbed with the BEE
JOURNAL for one year, for $1.60.
[Illustration: RAND^oM STINGS]