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THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW. 



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This smoker has been 

 used in the apiary of the 

 editor of the Review for 

 the past ten years, and, 

 so far as practical use is 

 concerned, is exact!}' as 

 good as new. This is a 

 characteristic of the 

 Bingham smoker — the}' 

 last. The Smoke En- 

 gine, Doctor and Con- 

 queror now have a brass, 

 telescopic hinge, as 

 shown in the small cut 

 below. 



Gootirjuecl Irpprovernepts- 



Bingham smokers are the original; have been the 

 standard of excellence for twenty j^ears; and it is no 

 wonder that the four-inch Smoke-Engine 

 goes without puffing, and gives no trouble 

 from inky drops. The perforated, steel 

 fire-grate has j8i holes to air the fuel, 

 and support combustion. Heavy tin 

 Smoke-Engine, 4-inch stove, sent by mail, 

 f 1-50; 3 ¥ -inch, $1.10; 3-inch, $1.00; 2}4- 

 inch, 90 cts.; 2-inch, 65 cts. 



For 25 cts. extra, au}^ size of smoker will be 

 made to order of sheet brass, which will neither rust 

 nor burn out, and ought to last a life time. 



T. F. B1NGHAA\, 



Farvell, A\icbisi2vn. 



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