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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Oct. 1. 



_-^ • w-^ J J The time of the year has come when nuclei should be united, 



|Jf»j/^OC Iv^rtlJCGd '^'"^^ I ^is*^' *^'^ queens that I liave on liand to move oft' as 

 1 ' IWV*:^ 1"V.*^*-* *^^^^^^** rapidly as possible, hence I will sella single queen for ninety 

 cents or three for $2.00. lieineniber that they are strictly flrst-class, tested queens, and that they will be 

 sent by return mail as long as they last, and when they are gone I will stop my advertising. Rkview one 

 year and one queen for tl.60. Review and tlie 5'J cent book. Advanced Bee Culture, for $1.25. The Re- 

 view, book, and queen for $2. Ol). ... ,^^...»,„^v, ^.. . — . . . 



W. Z. HUTCHINSON, Flint, Michigan. 



THE TOt^Oj^TO COI^VEflTIOfl 



A FulJ Keporf of the Proceedings of the North American convention held at Toronto, Canada, will ap- 

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!^~And, besides all that, each new subscriber will receive a free copy of the 160 page book, " Bees and 

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