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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



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EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT. 



Notices will be inserted under this head at one-half our 

 usual rates. All ad's Intended for this di'iiartnient must nut 

 exoped 5 lines, and you must say you want ycMii- :u\. in tliis de- 

 partment, or we will not be respoiisilili' Im- aii\ I'rror. You 

 can have the notice as many lines as yciu phMsci but all over 

 tive lines will cost you according to our regular rates. 



WANTED.— To exchange pure Italian queens for 

 beeswax at 38e peril). Queens, select, $3.00; 

 warranted, $1..50. Ship wa.x by freight to Barry- 

 town, N. Y. Cornelius Bros., 

 7 12 db LaFayetteville, Dutchess Co.. N. Y. 



WANTED.— To exchange 20,000 strawberr.y-plants, 

 Crescent Seedling, Cumberland Triumph, 

 Sharpless, and Glendale, 75 cts. per 100; $4.00 per 

 lODO, for bees, foundation, or improved poultry. 

 lOtfdb W. J. Hesser, Plattsmouth. Neb. 



WANTED.— To exchange, small-size Centennial 

 incubator, new or second hand, or brooder, 

 for Italian bees, nuclei, or full colonies. ll-12d 



James D. Halsted, Rye, Westc. Co., N. Y. 



WANTED.— To exchange bees by the pound for 

 fdn., sections, wide frames, or extractor, or 

 imported queen, or for cash. Price per lb., with 

 $1.00 queen, $3.00; with black or- hybrid queen, $1.25; 

 without queen, $1.00, Safe arrival guaranteed anv- 

 where within five days' transit. ]2d 



Luther Purdy", Killbuck, Holmes C^)., Ohio. 



WANTED.— To sell 150 or 310 brood-frames, worker 

 19/4 by 9 inches. Fit Langstroth hives, and 

 can be used for extracting. Address I2d 



An ABEL Ronald, Grand View, la. 



WANTED.— To exchange a lamp-nursery hive, 

 never used, complete, for fdn.. sectioiis. or L. 

 frames. C. F. Uhl, 13tf'db 



Millersburg, Ohio. 



WANTED.— To exchange for foundation, any 

 make, also beeswax, bees or queens. My bees 

 are as tine as the world can produce, are pure Ital- 

 ians and albinos, and are very gentle. 

 13d Address ' F. I5oomhowet(, 



Gallupville. N. Y. 



WANTED.— To exchange for extracted honey, 

 cash or offers, 15,000 pot-grown straw beri-y- 

 plants of the best varieties; also game cocks aiid 

 Jersey Red pigs. Can give best reference. 12-13d 

 Address Geo. M. Wehtz, 



Johnstown, Cambria Co., Pa. 



WANTED.— To buy for cash, from lf,0 to .500 pieces, 

 either pine, poplar, or ba.«swood, 7 feet long, 

 3;4 inches wide, 1\ inches thick, planed all over, 

 with a rabbet taken from one corner IKi inches by 

 !4 inch. Who can furnish them? 12-13d 



Thos. W. Croacher, New Bedford, Mass. 



WANTED.-To sell, after June l«t, .50 3-frame L. 

 size nucleus colonies of hybrid bees, with 

 queens, for $3.50 each, delivered at Plattsmouth, 

 Neb., or I will exchange for young stock, cattle ori 

 horses, or apiarian supplies. 

 12tfdb J. M. Young, Rock Blutf, Cass Co., Neb. 



WANTED.— To sell or exchange a farm, 160 acres; 

 good buildings, good soil, good title. All under 

 fence. For sale at a fair price. Address 

 lOd W. B. Brown, Spirit Lake, Dickinson Co., la. 



WANTED.-To exchange Gale plow, square har- 

 row, subsoil plow, double lead harness, riding- 

 saddle, horse-clippers; also a Stevens 4+ rifle and 13- 

 gauge shot-gun combined, for Barnes saw, hives in 

 flat, or offers. Goods shipped from Philadelphia, Pa. 

 13-13d H. M. HiESPELL, Paola, Fla. 



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ANTED.— To exchange 20 Ideal glass-front veils 

 for queens sent now. J no. C. Capehart. 



St. Albans, W. Va. 



WANTED.— Cash for Root foundation, L. size or 

 less. Surplus, 55c; Brood, 4.5c. 12d 



W. H. Upton, Loveland, Potta. Co., Iowa. 



NOW READY. 



TERRrS NEW BOOK ON 



—THE— 



WINTER CARE 



—OF— 



HORSES & CATTLE. 



THE MOST HUMANE 



— AND — 



PROFITABLE TREATMENT. 



Although the book is mainly in regard to the win- 

 ter care of horses and cattle, it touches on almost 

 ever,y thing connected with successful farming- 

 shelter, comfort, feeding, exercise, kindness, differ- 

 ent sorts of feed, witii a full treatise on the most 

 economical way of saving manure. A full descrip- 

 tion of the model barn is given, as shown on p. 396. 

 PRICE 40 €TS.; BY niAlI., 43 CTS. 



A. I. ROOT, - MEDINA, OHIO. 



GOOD NEWS FOR DIXIE! 

 SIMPLICITY HIVES, 



Sections, Extractors, Smokers, Separators, 



«.%:<■., of Koot's ITIaniifacture, Sliipped 



from liere at KOOT'S PRICES. 



Also S. hives of Southern yellow pine, and Bee- 

 Iveepers' Sui)ijlies in general. Price Lint Free. 



J. M. JENKINS, WETUMPKA, ALABAMA. 



3-34db 



Carniolan f Queens. 



Fertilized in my apiary of 100 colonies. Carniolan 

 bees, •• untested " (jueens. Safe arrival guaranteed. 

 $1.00 each; six, $5.00. 13d 



I>R. S. W. ITIORRISON, 



Oxford, <'liester Co., Pa. 



$2.50 CHEAP $2.50 



During the rest of the season I will sell three 

 Simp. -size frame nuclei colonies, all worker comb, 

 with 1 lb. of Italian bees, and nice tested Italian 

 queen, for only $2. .50. Safe arrival and satisfaction 

 guaranteed. 1 have for saleaflne lot of untested 

 qvieens at 75c; tested, $1 OH. Send for circular. 

 12-]3d F. W. MOATS, THE BEND, DEFIANCE CO., OHIO. 



TEN COLONIES OF ITALIAN BEES IN 

 LANGSTROTH HIVES AT $7 EACH. 



Every colony contains five frames of brood. 

 ll-]2d M. ISBELI^ Norwich, N. Y. 



FOR SALE. pHcity 'w 



es of Italian bees in Sim- 



Will be sold cheap. Address T. E. Hanbury, 

 12d Atlanta, Ga., P. O. Box 98. 



Italian, Holy-Land, and Syrian. 



June July Aug. 

 Italian, from iniported mothers, I $1.TO I .75 I .75 

 Holy-Land and Syrian, trom S.T. I 1.00 | .75 | .75 

 Tested, (Idiilile above prices. P. O. notes payable 

 at Chesterton, Ind. Circular free. 

 ll-12d N. E. COTTRELL, Burdiek, Porter Co., Ind. 



CELERr PLANTS/ 



Henderson's White-Plume Celery, and new apple- 

 shaped Celeriac, at 25 cts. per 100, or $2.00 per 1000. 

 ll-12d F. HOLTKE, Carlstadt, Bergen Co., N. J. 



rUiri/rNQ S. S. Hamburgs, B. Leghorns, P. 

 UniUAtnO. Rocks; eggs, $1.00 per setting for 

 the rest of the season. Fowls for sale. 



A. H. DUFF, Creighton, Ohio. 



