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THE AMERICAN APIGULTURIST. 



For sale. 

 The drone-and-queen trap is now well 

 established, it having been patented in 

 1884. I now wish to dispose of all the 

 territory outside of New Enuland. Any 

 one desiring to invest in this enterprise 

 ■will learn of the terms by applying to the 

 manager of the Amkrican Apicui.tukist, 

 Wenham, Mass. The terms will be easy. 



Notice to our debtors. 

 If our friends who are owing us will 

 kindly forward the amount due we shall 

 appreciate sucli an act of kindness. We 

 are sadly in need of the money due us. 



A splendid offer. 

 Any one who will send us three sub- 

 scribers and .$2.25 in cash will receive, by 

 return mail, one of the fine selected 

 queens reared in the Bay Stale apiary. 



Our price list. 

 While we don't use the columns of the 

 Apicultukist for our own advertisements, 

 yet we keep in stock all supplies needed 

 and used by beekeepers. We have an 

 eight-piige circular and price-list that will 

 be mailed free to any address. All our 

 supplies are of the best quality, and our 

 prices are as low as the lowest. Send for 

 catalogue. 



Visitors to the Bay State apiary. 

 I am always glad to see my friends, and 

 all who desire to visit the Bay Stale api- 

 ary are welcome to do so at their pleasure. 

 The only condition is that you send a pos- 

 tal card a few days before the visit is in- 

 tended to be made, in order that I may be 

 at home to meet you. 



Prevention of increase. 

 A new method of "Prevention of In- 

 crease" will soon be presented in the Api- 

 cui/runiST, by one of the best known prac- 

 tical beekeepers in America. 



Don't forget. 

 Please do not forget that the Apicul- 

 TUiusT is but 75 cents per year, and, also, 

 that each yearly subscriber can get one of 

 our line warranted queens by remitting 

 75 cents more at the time the queen is 

 needed. 



Granulated sugar from honey. 

 The editor of the American Bee Journal 

 seems to have lost his head and took oc- 

 casion to misrepresent us in his issue of 

 July U. Ill noticing our remarks in the 

 June Apicui.tukist, he says: "the facts 

 remain all the same." So they do. Brother 

 Newman, and every reader of the Apicul- 

 TUiJisT knows what the facts are. 



J^tibcrtisemcnts* 



IDEJV^XiEIRS' XilST. 



MAINE. 

 E B.Leighton.Falnioiul), supplies and breed- 

 er ol'clioiue luliiin and Caiiiiolan queens. 

 NEW YORK. 

 J. Van Deusen & Sons, Sprout Brook, Mon. 

 Co., flat bottom comb loiiudation, wholesale and 

 retail. 



ILLINOIS. 

 F. A. Snell, MilledReville, Carroll Co., Italian 

 bees, beehives, sieetions, extractors, veils, smok- 

 ers, comb Ibiindation, etc. 



MICHIGAN. 

 A. J. Cook, Lansing, Pub. Cook's Manual, or 

 Bee-keeper's Guide. 



OHIO. 

 D. A. McCord, O.xford, Butler Co., Bees, 



q\ieens and poultry. 



C. P. Muth, 970-978 Central Ave., Cincinnati, 

 supplies. 



INDIANA. 

 H. G. Frame, Nortli Manchester. Bees, 

 Queens. 



The peculiar process by which we make 



ONE PIECE SECTIONS 



Secures the most satisfactory results. The ac- 

 curacy of workmanship and the very low per- 

 centage of loss by 



BREAKAGE IN FOLDING 



make them the wonder of all who use them. 

 Send for prices and estimates on large lots. 



Address, BEllLIS FRUIT BOX CO., 

 Berlin Heights, Ohio. 

 3-88 Gmo. 



