. American Bee Journal. La culture de l'abeille ; les abeilles. 568 L'American Bee Journal 10 août 1905 idée que les abeilles s'étaient rassemblés le miel à partir de tabac- plantes. J'ai également vu dans un magasin dans une petite ville un cas de miel qui m'a rappelé un matériel roulant robuste, pays. Il semblait être jusqu'à la colline et en bas de la colline. Le peigne-surface est si inégale qu'il était très clair que l'abeille-keeper avait ased ni comb foundation commencer ni de séparateurs. Ce miel vendu au détail à 14 cents la livre, si le prix était plus élevé ou plus bas ui le marché général. La consommation de glucose. J'ai une certaine expérience avec le glucose (sirop de maïs Karo).

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. 568 THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL Aug. 10, 1905 idea that the bees had gathered the honey from tobacco- plants. I also saw in a store in a small city a case of honey which reminded me of a rugged, rolling country. It seemed to be up hill and down hill. The comb-surface was so uneven that it was very clear that the bee-keeper had ased neither comb foundation starters nor separators. This honey retailed at 14 cents a pound, whether the price was higher or lower iu the general market. EATING GLUCOSE. I have had some experience with glucose (Karo Corn Syrup). I have a delicate stomach, and certain articles of food produce a bad, slimy taste in my mouth the next morn- ing after eating thera. Glucose is among these articles, and up to the time of reading what Prof. Eaton has to say (page 710—1904) I supposed it was the acid, about which so much has been written, that produced these results. Now comes Prof. Eaton and upsets it all, saying that it is perfectly whole- some and contains no acid that is harmful. I have always supposed that pure glucose would be as easy to digest as honey. Yet if the commercial article is pure there is quite a difference, for honey has a beneficial influence on my stomiich, while glucose produces opposite results. HOFFMAN FRAMES WITH SQUARE EDGED END-BARS. Several bee-keepers have expressed a preference for the Hoffman frames with a square instead of a V-shaped end-bar, and I must say that I agree with them, and the bees, too, for they will fill with propolis in the open space on each side caused by the V-shaped end-bar, making it square. In this way 10 times as much propolis holds the frames together as is possible with a square edge, and in separating these frames, and again in pushing them together, propolis gets between the edges and the spacing is increased to a certain extent, for frames need not be handled much, and they can not be gotten into a 10-frame hive unless the propolis is scraped off. FAS

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