Volume XXXII. 



NOVEMBER 15, 1904. 



Number 22 



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Market Quotations 1048 



TRAWS, by Dr. Miller 1055 



Pickings, by Stenog 1056 



Conversations with Doolittle 1057 



Editorials 1059 



stores for Winter 1039 



The Centrifugal Wax and Honey Extractor 1059 



The Candied-honey Season at Hand 10 j9 



Sidelig-hts from the St. Louis Convention 10"i9 



Reliquefying Candied Honey in Bottles 1001 



Extracting Wax by Centrifugal Force 1001 



General Correspondence 1063 



The Analysis of Honey ■'■ 1003 



A Visit to Swarthmore lObl 



The Hoffman Frame Praised 1006 



Hoffman Frame for Incompetent Help 1008 



Heads of Grain 1069 



a' Plea for Enameled Cloths and Quilts. 1069 



How Many Acres will Support 100 Colonies 1009 



Overstocking 1070 



Bee Pasturage Protected by Law. 1070 



Getting Rid of Fertile Workers 1070 



Wintering Indoors in a Mild Climate 1071 



Why Glucosed Honey Sells 1071 



A Novel Experience in Introducing 1071 



Our Homes 1073 



High Pressure Gardening 1075 



Notes of Travel 1074 



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