Gleanings nella coltura dell'ape. Sentendosi, realmente, un po'alla sua sorpresa, enjoyedit in modo che realmente fosse spiacente quando wasover. Sulla via liome ha chiesto così manyquestions di sua moglie in relazione al locatore e la gente presente, che ha dimenticato il suo sonno-ing durante la mattina, ed era di nuovo ringraziare Dio per la sua grande mercies.After sui)per ha illuminato la sua pipa, e inspite dei suoi wifes pleading, sauntered fuori fino al? Angoli come al solito. Chi sarà fath-om il mistero del cuore umano? La sera successiva JMerrybanks amico cameover, con un certo numero di British Bee Joiir-nol. Tutte le mani si riuniscono

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Gleanings in bee culture . feeling, he really, somewhat to his surprise, enjoyedit so that he was actually sorry when it wasover. On the way liome he asked so manyquestions of his wife in regard to the lessonand people present, that she forgot his sleep-ing during the morning, and was againinwardly thanking God for his great mercies.After sui)per he lighted his pipe, and. inspite of his wifes pleading, sauntered off upto the ? Corners as usual. Who shall fath-om the mystery of the human heart? Next evening friend JMerrybanks cameover, with a number of the British Bee Joiir-nol. All hands gathered eagerly aroundwhile he spread it oat upon the table. Mary, too, was interested, for that pail bee-hiveseemed especially the property of the chil-dren since the stampede down by the hog-pen ; and as friend M. announced that theyhad started a round cheap hive in Englandtoo, all were eager to see what it Avas like.We will just take a peep over their shouldersat the picture thej^ saw on the bread cleanpages of the journal.. THE CHEESE-BOX BEE-HIVE, 1881 GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 307 After all had taken a good look at the pic-ture, Mr. ;M. read from the description asfollows:— CHEAP HIVE FOR AMA.TEUHS. I send you a sketch and description of a very cheaphive, which some of your readers who make theirown may try their hands upon. It is made out oftwo and a half American cheese-boxes, which costrae four pence each; one loin, in diameter servesfor the inner skin, and one of 16 in. diameter for theouter skin of the hive. (The usual depth of theseboxes is from 9 to 10 inches.) The Inner skin shouldbe three-eifjhths of an inch higher than the outer toform the feather edge on which the frames are torest. The two skins are kept apart by a doublehoop ^4, of an inch wide, placed at the top and bot-tom. These may be made by cutting in half thehoops of the box, and as they are usually }i of anInch thick, they will keep the two skins Yi inchapart, and thus form a sufflcient air space betweent

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• bookcentury1800
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• bookyear1874