90 



GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Mar. 



SMOKERS. 



Smoker, Quinby's (to Canada 15c extra)l 50 & 1 75 



Bingham's $100; 150; 175 



25 " Our own, see illustration in price 



list 75 



00 Soldering Implements 100 



Swarming Box 75 



Tacks, tinned, per paper, (three sizes) 05 



For larger quantities see Hammers and 

 nails. 



5 Thermometers 20 



10 Transt'erringLclasps, package of 100 15 



| Tin, see price list. 

 Veils, Bee, with face of Brussels net, (silk) 75 

 The same, all of grenadine (almost as good) 50 

 Veils, material for, grenadine, much 

 stronger than tarlatan, 21 inches in 



width, per yard 20 



Brussels Net, for face of vail, 29 inches 



in width, per yard 1 50 



Wax Extractor 3 00 



Copper bottomed boiler for above 1 00 



Wire cloth, for Extractors, tinned, per 

 square foot 10 



2 Wire cloth, for queen cages 10 



Above is tinned, and meshes are 5 and 18 

 to the inch respectively 



3 | Wire cloth, painted, for shipping bees, 14 



I mesh to the inch, per square foot 05 



| Wire for grape vine trellises. See Galvan- 

 | ized iron wire 



All goods delivered on board the cars here at prices 

 named. A. I. ROOT, Medina, Ohio. 



Hale's Price List. 



Send for my Circular and Price List for 1880. Ear- 

 ly Queens a specialty. Address ' 

 2-1 Id E. W. HALE. Wirt C. H.. W. Vn. 



SYMPHORICABPUS VULGARIS PLANTS. 

 During February and March, I will deliver on 

 board the cars at Reeds, Mo., Symphoricarpus vul- 

 garis plants, at the following rates, purchasers pay- 

 ing charges: 100 plants, $L35; 200, $2.50; 500, $5.25; 

 1000, $10; 2000, $19. Where ten dollars' worth are ta- 

 ken at one time, will take one-half the price in Ital- 

 ian queens at prices in Gleanings. 



Address NORRIS C. HOOD, 



3d Reeds, Jasper Co., Mo. 



SEND FOR CIRCULAR 



and Price List for Simplicity, and One-story Sim- 

 plicity Chaff Hives. Address C. H. DEANE, Sr., 

 2-5d Mortonsville, Woodford Co., Ky. 



FOR FOUNDATION 



MADE OF PURE BEESWAX, 



3-5 Address JAS. A. NELSON, Wyandott, Kan. 



1880. 1880. 



Italian Queens k Nuclei. 



Single Queen, Tested $2 00 



" " Untested (Laying) 100 



Sent by mail. 



Nuclei, 1 frame, Langstroth size 2 00 



" - " " " 2 50 



" 3 " " " 3(10 



Tested Queens, per doz 20 00 



Untested " " " 10 00 



Safe arrival guaranteed. 

 Address W. P. HENDERSON, 



3-8 in q M urf reesboro. Tenn. 



J. M. Brooks & Bro's. 



GOLDEN ITALIANS. 



FINE TESTED QUEENS OUR SPECIALTY. 



Send for circular and see what others say of them. 

 3*9d COLUMBUS, IND., BOX 64. 



Names of responsible parties will be inserted in 

 either of the following departments, at a uniform 

 price of 20 cents each insertion, or $2,00 per year. 



$1.00 Queens. 



Names inserted in this department the first time with* 

 out charge. After, 20c each insertion, or $2,00 per year. 



Those whose names appear below agree to furnish 

 Italian queens for $1,00 each, under the following 

 conditions: No guarantee is to be assumed of purity, 

 or anything of the kind, only that the queen be reared 

 from a choice, pure mother, and had commenced to 

 lay when they were shipped. They also agree to re- 

 turn the money at any time when customers become 

 impatient of such delay as may be unavoidable. 



Bear in mind that he who sends the best queens, 

 put up most neatly and most securely, will probably 

 receive the most orders. Special rates for warranted 

 and tested queens, furnished on application to any 

 of the parties. Names with *, use an imported queen 

 mother. If the queen arrives dead, notify us and 

 we will send you another. Probably none will be 

 sent before July 1st. If wanted sooner, see rates in 

 price list. 

 *E. W. Hale, Wirt C. H. W. Va. 1-12 



*A. I. Root, Medina, Ohio. 



*H. H. Brown, Light Street, Columbia Co., Pa.7-3tf 

 *E. M. Hayhurst, Kansas Citv, Mo. 1-12 



*Paul L. Viallon, Bayou Goula. La. lttd 



Miller & Hollam, Kewaskum, Wash Co., Wis. 4-4 

 *J. T. Wilson, Mortonsville, Woodford Co. Ky 4-4 

 J. L. Bowers, Berryville, Clarke Co., Va. 1-4 



*King & White, New London, O. 12tfd 



* F. J. Wardell, Uhrichsville, Tusc. Co., O. 12-12 

 *J. R. Landes, Albion, Ashland Co., O. ltf.d 



*J. E. Walcher, Millersville, Christian Co., Ills. 1-6 

 *D. A. McCord, Oxford, Butler Co., O. 2-1 



*D. E. Best, Best, Lebigh Co., Penn. 2-8 



*A. S. Collins, New Orleans, La. 3-4 



*A. Robinson, LaClede, Fayette Co., 111. 3-8 



*S. F. Newman, Norwalk, Huron Co., O. 3tfd 



C. C. Vaughan, Columbia. Maury Co., Tenn. 3tfd 

 *S. W. Salisbury, Kansas City, Jackson Co., Mo. 3-8 

 *J. M. ( '. Taylof, Lewistown, Fred. Co., Md. 3-4 



*S. D. McLean & Son, Culleoka, Maury Co., Tenn. 3-8d 

 *S. D. Moore &- Co., Atlanta, Fulton Co., Ga. ;•'-:> 

 *Rev. A. Salisbury, Camargo, Douglis Co., 111. 3 

 *T. G. McGaw. Monmouth, Warren Co., 111. 3-8 



*R. Thomson, Terry, Hinds Co., Miss. 3-8 



Hive Manufacturers. 



Who agree to make such hives, and at the prices 

 named, as those described on our circular. 

 A. I. Root, Medina, Ohio. 



H. Scovell, Columbus, Cherokee Co., Ivans. 4-3 

 P. L. Viallon, Bayou Goula, Iberville Par., La. ltfd 

 Milo S. West, Pontiac, Oakland Co., Micb. 1-6 



A. A. Fradenburg, Port Washington, Tus., Co., 0.1-6 

 T. F. Wittman, 318 N. 6th St., Camden, N. J. 3tfd 

 S. F. Newman, Norwalk, Huron Co., O. 3tfd 



Sprunger Bro's, Berne, Adams Co., Ind. 3-2 



We have at last succeeded in getting some seed of 

 this beautiful plant, which is described on page 148 

 of Gleanings for 1879. The seed is flat and bean- 

 like. As we have but a few, in order to make them 

 go around, we offer them postpaid, at 5 cents each. 

 To Canada, 2 cents extra. 



A. I. ROOT, Medina, Ohio. 



ITALIAN BEEH FOR 1 H!SO. 



I will sell 3 frame nuclei, with tested queen, before 

 June 20, for $4.00; alter June 20, $3.50; after August 

 1, $3.00. These nuclei will be well stocked with 

 brood and bees, and contain young, profitable queens. 

 <'UI>ri<in Queens.— I believe myself, so far, the only 

 one in the U. S. who has these valuable and beauti- 

 ful bees in purity. Descriptive Circulars sent free. 

 JULIUS HOFFMAN, 



1-3 Fort Plain, Montgomery Co., N. Y. 



SWEET HOME RASPBERRY. 



Originated by D. D. Palmer, New Boston, 111. 1050 

 berries picked from one cane. Never winter kills. 

 The largest and best black cap. Send for circular. 



