. American Bee Journal. La culture de l'abeille ; les abeilles. Le MMERIC JOIililNair^CN MMM. 739. THOMAS O. NEVinnAN, éditeur. YoiniV. Noy.14,1888. N° 46. «Ediwrml Bueemqs, quand les choses ne vont pas pour vous convenir, et monde^ semble à l'envers, ne perdez pas votre temps à l'usure. Mais en voiture que froncer les sourcils. Étant donné que la vie est étrange, c'est le plan le plus sage de supporter toutes les épreuves avec courage, et sourire car'er que vous pouvez. Engrlisli Oar ami, M. T. B. Blow, faites-nous une petite visite la semaine dernière. Il a passé le dimanche à Medina, O., et a l'intention de retourner en Angleterre très bientôt. Il a été retardé de l'ONU soient- dans le Wisconsin, et regrette maintenant tha

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. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. THE MMERIC^CN MMM JOIililNair. 739. THOMAS O. NEVinnAN, EDITOR. YoiniV. Noy.14, 1888. No. 46. Ediwrml 'Bueemqs, When things don't go to suit you, And tlie world seems upside down, Don't waste your time in fretting. But drive away that frown. Since life is oft perplexing, It is the wisest plan To bear all trials bravely, And smile whene'er you can. Oar Engrlisli Friend, Mr. T. B. Blow, made us a short visit last week. He spent Sunday at Medina, O., and intends to return to England very soon. He was un- avoidably delayed in Wisconsin, and now regrets that he has not time to accept the many invitatrons to call on bee-keepers on his return trip. He is a well-informed api- arist, and has traveled in many countries in the interest of bee-keeping. Wew Cook Hook.—On our desk is a copy of " Miss Maria Parloa's New Cook Book." It has an elegantly illuminated cover, and is filled with wise, judicious and palatable instruction. By adopting these directions, house-keeping may be made sim- ple, easy and elegant. It will be sent for 30 cents by the publishers, Estes & Lauriat, 301 Washington St., Boston, Mass. Honey Xurning to Sugar.— When we were at the Columbus Conven- tion Dr. A. B. Slason gave us a bottle of honey-sugar for our Museum. It was ob- tained thus : Let a barrel of honey granu- late, and after removing the head of the barrel, scoop out and reraovS the honey in tlie centre. After awhile the honey at the sides will drain off the liquid portion and become dry sugar. That Is how the doctor obtained this. Bees in llie Museum Zoo.—Geo. A. Wright, Glenwood, Pa., on Oct. 30, 1888, says: I have just read the item from the Wash- ington, D. C, SUii; on page 69U and by your footnotes to the article in question, I see that you believe there is some truth in the statement. Now I happened to be in Wasliingtim, U. C, on Oct. U and 12 (only three days after the article in question was written) and I spent the best part of

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