DAD ANT & SON 



COLONIES, 



With Imported Tested Italian Queen $13 00 



" Home-bred " " " 9 00 



Hybrids or blacks in movable-frame or box hives. 



Have wintered over 



100 IMPORTED QUEENS, 



and will continue to receive two shipments every 

 month, from May to September. 



Root and Dunham Foundation. 



The purest and brightest yellow foundation made. 

 Hives, Extractors, Uncapping Cans, Veils, Smokers, 

 Pails, Jars. Knives, etc. Send your name on a postal 

 card for circular and sample of foundation free. 



CHA5. DADANT & SON, 



3-8 Hamilton, Hancock Co., 111. 



1880. 



1880. 



JJHUUIUIJWUI 



Single Queen, Tested $2.00 



Untested (laying)...-. 1.00 



By the dozen, 10 per cent, off of above prices. 



Queens sent by mail and postage prepaid. 



3 frame Nucleus, Untested Queen $3.00 



2 frame Nucleus, Untested Queen 2.50 



1 frame Nucleus, Untested Queen 2.00 



S frame Colony, Untested Queen 0.00 



Sent by Express. Send money by P. O. Order or 

 Registered Letter. Address, 



W. P. HENDERSON, 



3-8 Murfreesboro, Tenn. 



EVERETT'S Honey Extractors and Everett 

 Langstroth Hives a specialty. We challenge compe- 

 tion in price and quality. Our circular and price list 

 of apiarian supplies, Italian Bees and high-class poul- 

 try sent free. EVERETT BROS., Toledo, O. 



Scovell's Eureka Cold-Blast Bee Smoker 

 Is Boss.— It is a cold-blast or a hot-blast, both at 

 once or separately, at the will of the operator. It is 

 the only cold-blast smoker on the market that has no 

 tubes or other complicated machinery in the fire bar- 

 rel to interfere with filling or cleaning. Large size 

 bellows 5J4x6J4 inches; fire barrel, 214 inches. 

 Price &1.00; By mail SSI. 25. 



Send for illustrated descriptive catalogue and price 

 list of hives, implements and supplies used in bee 

 culture. Address, SCOVEEE <fe AJfUEKSON, 

 Columbus, Cherokee County, Kansas. 4-8 



Hale's Price-List. 



Send for my price-list of Bees, Queens, Nuclei, &c, 

 for 1880. Early Queens a specialty. Address, 

 2-11 E. W. HALE, Wirt C. H., W. Va. 



ITAUAJf QUEENS-All bred from Imported 

 Mothers of my own importation. Dollar and Tested 

 Queens from 1st April to 1st November. Full Colo- 

 nies and Nuclei : Bee-Keepers' Supplies of all kinds; 

 Comb Foundation, etc. 



C-tf PAUL L. VIALLON, Bayou Goula, La. 



CLEAR^AHEAD! 



WE LEAD IN SMOKERS i 



Our new invention of a 



DOUBLE blast 



Smoker is pronounced the finest improvement ever 

 made on smokers. No more sparks or ashes in the 

 hive. Doolittle says : "The arrangement to change 

 the draft so as to make it a cold-blast, after the fire 

 is kindled, places it ahead of any smoker in the mar- 

 ket by a long way." So say all who see and test it. 



Don't fail to see an illustration and description of 

 it. Prices— Large, 2H> inch tube, $1.50 ; medium, 2 inch 

 tube, $1.25 ; small. \% inch tube, without double- 

 blast attachment, 75 cents. Dust box and extra noz- 

 zle with large size, 25 cents extra. 



By mail, 35 cents extra each. 



Quinby's New Bee-Keeping, 



By E. C. ROOT. 



This is the most practical work published. It con- 

 tains 100 illustrations, including an excellent portrait 

 of M. Quinby. Price, by mail, SSI. oO. 



We sell everything UBed by practical bee-keepers. 

 Send for our illustrated circular. 



E. CI. ROOT «fc BRO., 



2-12 Mohawk, Herk. Co., N. Y. 



"A Merciful Man is Merciful to Ms Beast." 



The Horse 



AND 



HIS DISEASES- 



A TREATISE giving an index of diseases, and 

 the symptoms ; cause and treatment of each, a table 

 giving all the principal drugs used for the horse, with 

 the ordinary dose, effects and antidote when a poi- 

 son ; a table with an engraving of the horse's teeth 

 at different ages, with rules for telling the age of the 

 horse ; a valuable collection of recipes, and much 

 valuable information, 



BY B. J. KENDALL, M. D. 

 6:5i ENGBAVINGS. 



This book, during the short time since its original 

 publication, has been recognized as one of the most 

 reliable authorities on anything pertaining to the 

 condition or treatment of the horse, while its low 

 price places it within the reach of every one who 

 owns or has the care of these animals. The best evi- 

 dence of its popularity is the immense sale which it 

 has met with ; over t>50,000 have been published and 

 sold in all parts of the Northern States. Hundreds 

 of testimonial" to the efficacy of the treatment ad- 

 vised can be shown, and in many cases a reference 

 to this book, and prompt following of its advice, has 

 saved the lives of valuable animals. It is plain and 

 simple in its tarrns, and can be understood by any 

 one. A distlnguishad veterinary surgeon, who pos- 

 sesses a library comprising the most costly books on 

 the horse, recently said that he would part with 

 almost any one of them sooner than this inexpensive 

 treatise, which comprises so much. For sale on re- 

 ceipt of price, by 



THOMAS G. SEWMAN, 

 974 West Madison Street, CHICAGO, ILL. 



Stutterers, Speakers, Singers ! 



rpTTT7 VTATm? gives cures of STT7T- 

 1 O Hi V UH^Hl TERINO and STAM- 

 MERING, exposes "secret" systems, and treats of 

 Sinning and Elocution. 



Publshed monthly. It will be sent during 1SS0 with 

 Dr. Cohen's book, 'The Throat and the Voice' (price 

 50 cents), for One Dollar. Single copy, 10 cents. 

 Address, EBGAR S. WERNER, 



8-3mx Albany, N. T- 



