THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



' We have received a nice stereoscopic 

 view of the apiary of friend Will M. Kel- 

 logg, Oneida, III., for wliich he will please 

 accept our thanks. 



iI^*C. F. Muth reports honey trade lively 

 but at prices slightly reduced froia last 

 year's figures. 



Gregory's Sked Catalogue.— Our readers 

 will'find the catalogue of J. J. H. Gregory's 

 well known seed house advertised in our col- 

 umns. For freshness and reliability of the 

 seed sent out and enterprise in introducing 

 choice new vegetables to the public, Mr. 

 Gregory is endorsed by the prominent agri- 

 culturists of tlie United States; as recommen- 

 dations fiom over forty States and territories 

 to be found on the cover of his catalogue, 

 amply attest. 



Michigan Bee-Kkepers' Association. 

 — The tenth annual session of tiie above as- 

 sociation will be held in Kaiamazoo, Mich., 

 on December 20 and 21, 1876. The establish- 

 ed character of this association, so widely 

 and favorably known among scientific api- 

 culturists, renders an extended notice un- 

 necessary. The pub'ic need no assurance 

 from us that the coming session will be one 

 of rare advantage to ajl who are interested 

 in bees and honey. Herbert A. Burch, 



South Haven, Mich. 



MOON'S "BEE WORLD" 



Publislied at Horar, Georuia, is the only pub- 

 lication of the kind in the Soutli. It is devot- 

 ed exclusively to 



BEE CULTURE 



And sliould be in the liands of every Bee- 

 Keeper in the United States. Two dollars per 

 year. Send for sample copy. Address 



A. F. MOON, Rome, Ga. 



THE BEE-KEEPERS' MAGAZINE 



An Illustrated IVionthly Journal 



of 33 octavo pages, 



devoted exclusively 



- ,j — .^.^^^^^ to Bee-Culture, edit- 



fA'^'*»i(# /^il\^^^ ed bv ALBERT J. 



<^ ) ' ^*5i\/ BCJ 1 ^^k KING, containing 



(contributions from 



experienced I? e e- 



Keepers in America 



and F.urope. 



A large space is 

 devoted to lictrin- 

 ners, giving useful information just when it 

 is most needed, throughout the year. 



Tkhms: fl.5() per year. The 'Bee-Keepers' 

 Text Book, in (iJerman or English, and Maga- 

 zine, one year, J1.70. •■»- 



A (it-page pamphlet (price .")() cents) contain- 

 ing a beautiful life-like CHROMO of HONKY- 

 ri.AXTS, and ITALIAN BKKS, in their 

 natvu'al colors, with prize essay of Mrs. Kllen 

 S. Tu|)i)or: "(Jueen Rearing," by M. (iuinby, 

 "Instruction for Beginners,"' etc. .Sent I<'RK)E 

 with the MA(JAZrNK, on TRIAF., 1 months 

 for .50 cen t s. 



Agknts WANTicn.— Cash commissions and 

 permanent employment. 



Address A. J. KIXG .<t CO.. 



(il Hudson St., N. Y. 



CLUBBING LIST. 



We can supply The American Bee Jovr- 

 NAL and any of tlie periodicals enumerated 

 below at the prices mentioned in the last 

 column of figures. The first column of figures 

 gives the regular price of both. The ditTerence 

 between the two columns is the amount saved 

 by taking advantage of this Clubbing list. 



Gleanings in Bee Culture S3.00 



Bee-Keepers' Magazine 3..50 



Bee World 4.00 



The four Bee papers of U. .S 6.50 



British Bee Journal 5.00 



Appleton'R Journal 5.00 



Arthur's Home Magazine 4.50 



Atlantic Monthly 6.00 



Advance 5.00 



Alliance (Prof. Swing's paper) 4.00 



American Poultry Journal 3.25 



American Agriculturist 3.60 



Ballou's Monthlv .3.60 



Bos-ton Pilot 4.65 



Brainard's Musical World 3.50 



Chicago Journal , 4.00 



" Inter-Ocean . 3.65 



"■ Pomerov '8 Democrat 4.20 



Post 3.00 



" Times 4.00 



" Tribune 3.50 



Cincinnati Times 4.00 



" Enquirer 4.00 



Christian at Work 5.00 



Christian LTnion 5.30 



Cultivator & Country Gentleman . 4,50 



Colman's Rural World.... 4.00 



Detroit Free Press 4.00 



Tribune 4,00 



Danbury News . 4.50 



Demorest Monthly Magazine 5.10 



Drover's Journal 4.00 



Frank Leslie's Illustrated 6.00 



" " Chimney Corraer... 6.00 



" " Popular Monthly. .. 4.50 



Galaxy 6.00 



Gleason's Home Circle 4.50 



Godey's Lad.v's Book 5,00 



Harper's Bazar 6.00 



Weekly 6.00. 



Monthly 6.00 



Household (Brattleboro, Vt.) 3.10 



Horticulturist 4.10 



Journal of Chem istry 3.00 



Louisville Courier- Journal 3.50 



Ledger, N. Y 5.00 



Ladies' Floral Cabinet 3.30 



Moore's Kural New Yorker 4.66 



New York Herald 4.00 



Even ing Post 3..'i0 



Times 4.00 



Tribune 4.00 



Witness 3.65 



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Nursery 3-60 



National T;ive Stock Journal 4.15 



Peoples' I,iterary Companion 4.00 



Peterson's ^Magazine 4.00 



Phrenological .Journal 5.00 



Prairie Farmer 4.00 



Peters' Househr)ld Melodies 4.00 



" Parlor .Music 4.00 



Purdy's Fruit Kecorder . 3.00 



St. Louis Gk>be- Democrat 3.50 



Republican 4.00 



Scribner 6.00 



St. Nicholas 5.00 



Saturday Fvening Post 5.00 



Scientific .\merican 5.20 



Toledo Blade ' 4.00 



Waverlev Magazine 7.00 



Wide Awake ' 4.00 



Western Rural 4.00 



Whitney's Alusical Guest .".10 



Voice of Masonry 5.00 



Young Folks' Monthly 3.00 



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