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BEEs.-Dr. Waterman gives in the Cleaye- land Herald, his mode of catching the bee miller or moth He says, '' took two white dishes, I think white attracts their attention in the night or deep plates, and placed them on the top of the hives, and filled them about full of sweetened vinegar. The mex. morn- ing had about fifty millers caught, the sec ond night caught fifty mole; the third night being cold, did not get any; the fourth being very warm, l caught about four hum dred Nlostof those were most likely bee moths, (Gaiieria cereana. )n