1896 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



515 



Hard 



to 

 Beat. 



Queens reared under the favora- 

 ble conditions of a hones'-tiow arc 

 best. I liavo a fine lot ready to 

 mail ; plenty cominfj' (Jii, at 75 cts.; 

 six for $3.75: doz. $6 75: either light 

 or 5 banded. Warranted delivered 

 safe at your P. O. 



J. B. CASE, Port Orange, Vol. Co., Fla. 



All 

 nds, 



Fruit Packages **Ki 



Also 



Bee=keepers' Supplies. 



We have a larg-e stock of all 

 kinds of fruit piokages and 

 bee-keepers' supplies, both made up and in the flat. 

 Why not order now before the rush of the busy sea- 

 son? 



Berlin Fruit Box Co., 

 Berlin Heights, Erie Co., O. 



In writing advertisers, mention this paper 



f Invpr Oiippnc -5'^ ''*^- ^end for my low prices 

 VlUVCl yuCCIlS, on all kinds of roofliie- paper. 

 Q. ROUTZAHN, Menallen, Pa. 



WANTED.— To exchang'e or sell a twenty-inch 

 pony planer. 



The Geo. Rall Mfg. Co., Galesville, Wis. 



Wants and Exchange Department. 



WANTED. —To exchange ,shipping--cnses for honey 

 (cases will be made to order). The very best 

 of work g-uaranteed. I want the liest grades of 

 honey only. Any quantity you wish to exchange. 

 W. W. Ckim, Fekln, Ind. 



WANTED —To exchange young Italian queens, 

 warianled purely mated, for a foundation-mill, 

 bee-books, or offers. 



W. C. Gathkight, Donna Anna, New Mex. 



ANTED.— To exchange 300 colonies of bees for 

 anything useful on plantation. 



Anthony Opp, Helena, Ark. 



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WANTED.— On account of wife's health, will trade 

 our fine home and one of the best equipped 

 apiaries in the State, for similar property in lower 

 altitude. This is a fine location. 



R. C. AiKiN, Loveland, Colo. 



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ANTED.— To excliaiige ,Ja])anese buckwheat at 

 75c bush., and comb foundation, for beeswax. 

 A. P. Lawrence, Hickory Corners, Mich. 



WANTED.— A married man Nov. let on a small- 

 fruit farm, with experience in api.iry, small- 

 fruit culture, and marketing. Give reference. Ad- 

 dress L. HosKiNSON Wells, 



Welcome, Marshall Co., W. Va. 



ANTED.— To exchange full colonies or nuclei of 

 bees for shotgun. I. J. Stringham. 



105 Park Place, N. Y. City. 



WANTED.— To exchange second-hand 60-lb. cans, 

 in good condition— boxed .i in a box, at 50c 

 per box, freight prepaid— for extracted honey. 



B. Wa],ker, Evart, Micii. 



WANTED —To exchange one Stahl's incubator. 

 200-egg size, for one ladies' bicycle, 24-in. wheel. 

 Incubator is la good order; bicycle must be the 

 same. R. H. Campbell, Madison, Ga. 



WANTED.— A lot of hybrid queens from full 

 blooded mothers, of 1896 rearing, from a north- 

 ern apiarist preferred. C. A. Hinman, 

 Gallupville, Schoharie Co., N. Y. 



WANTED.— To exchange bee-hives, and frames 

 (Simplicity), new, nailed and painted, for hon- 

 ey, beeswax, or bicycle. W. W. Crim, Pekin, Ind. 



''It's a Rare Pleasure to find 

 Such a Remedy." 



It's also a rare pleasure to read such testimonies. 



An Illinois lady, June 9, says of Yellowzones: 

 No one (•oukl believe their wonderful healing powers, and so 

 qniekly. too without trying them. I have snfl'e' eil nivself, and 

 it's a rare pleasui e to lind such a remedy, and almost as much 

 to share it with others. I hope you will have so many calls 

 from hero for the Yellowzones that you will have to send a 

 supply at onoc 



E. J. Baird, D. D. S., Lock Haven, Pa., June 1, 

 says: 



I have used Yellowzones twice for a combination of bilious 

 and nervous headache, and they " knock it clear to the hori- 

 zon." I could not afford to be without them as these head- 

 aches have been the bane of my existence lor 20 years, and f re- 

 quentlj' unfitted me for work for two or three days. 1 wish 

 them and you the success you merit. 



A. F. Ames. Claremont, Va., June 8, testifies:- 



My wife has found them of very (Treat benefit for the very 

 bad headaches she is often troubled with. 



Wilbur Brown, Huntington, Fla., June 4:— 



I had a case of chills and fever, as had also a neighbor, and 

 less than a 1)0X cured us. 



G. C. Palmer, Raton, N. Mex., June 8:— 



I have found them especially valuable in headaches. 



The above, dated early in June, are from Glean- 

 ings readers. The following is from a Michigan 

 doctor, June 11th: — 



Please send two boxes Y Z My son is sick — splitting head- 

 ache, liad sore throat, fever, etc. had three 'Zones, and they 

 were the only thing that helped him. 



The best of all testimonials are the repeated or 

 ders from old customers for themselves and their 

 neighbors; and the fact that though evoy hox is 

 fully {luarnntce.d no customer has ever yet asked for 

 return of money. 



Now, friends, we want to hear from the rest of 

 you who have never used Yellowzones, and guaran- 

 tee you will be as pleaded as others. 



25 cts. per box; 6 boxes, $1.00, by mail. 



W. B. HOUSE, M. D., 

 Detour, = Chippewa Co., = 



Please mention this paper. 



Mich. 



QUEENS. Warranted Purely Mated. 



Rv return mail, .50 cents. 

 DANIEL WURTH, Falmouth. Rush Co., Ind. 



Tested ^ By mail, in July, 60 

 Italian \ cents each. 



Queens a C. J. Wheeler, Piano, III. 



For Sale! 



50 colonies of Italian bees, 

 witli fixtures and ciop, and 

 my place of 8^3 acres land, in 

 a never failing locality. Box 387, 



Edwardsville, 111. 



5 per cent off, to re= 

 duce stock, 



on all kinds of supplies. My reduced prices on fdn. 

 are by far tlie lowest. Queens, untested, 75c; tested, 

 $1 00. Every thing needed, in stock. 



W. J. Finch, Jr., = Springfield, III. 

 DOWN GO THE PRICES! 



Just read this: 



Sammonsville, N. Y.. June 17, 1896. 

 I lost all my stocks last wijiter but 2 colonies of Adel bees. 

 They have iint swarmed nor have they stunp me. Send i4 doz. 

 Adel queens at once. Chas. STKVi'ART. 



Our tine Adel and Italian queens will be mailed as 

 follows: One queen, $1.0(1; three, ffa..?!!; six. $4.50, or 

 $8.00 per dozen. Tested queens, each, $1.5 I. Cata- 

 log free. H. ALLEY, Wenham, Hass. 



