1884 



GLEANiKGS IK BEiJ CULTUEE. 



33 



THE 



American Apiculturist, 



A MONTHLY JOURNAL 



DEVOTED TO 



Scientific and Practical Bee-Keeping. 



Edited by a practical bee-keeper, and published in 

 the broadest sense in the interests of the bee-lieep- 

 er. Its list of contributors consists of the most 

 practical, prominent, and successful apiculturists 

 in America. Our January number will contain 



A FINE LIKENESS OF THE 



REV. L. L. LANCSTROTH, 



And we will send that number free to all those who 

 send their addresses, plainly written, on a postal 

 card. Address— 



SILAS M. LOCKE, Editor and Prop'r, 

 SALEM, MASS. 



^"Sentfor Three Months for35cts.; Six Months. 

 60 cts.; One Year, $1.00. J2-ld 



200 COLONIES OF 



ITALIAN BEES FOR SALE. 



TRY OUR IMPROVED ITALIANS. 



Send for Price List. Address 



Dr. C. W. Young, or C. F. Lane, 



13-1-3-4 5d I^EXINOTON, MO. 



COMB FDN., 33 l-3c. TO 37 l-2c. 



OF FinSTEST 



Send for circular at once, if you want to save 

 money: only a limitfrt supply at above prices. Don't 

 order till you see circular. 



J. B. FERGUSON, 



1 Ijogan C. H., W^est Virginia. 



im mi m queens m m, 



Send for I. R. Good's price list of Holy-Land and 

 Italian Bees and Queens for 1884. 



12-ld . I. K. GOOD, TULLAHOMA, Tenn. 



FRUIT AND HONEY. 



on BLACK TARTARIAN CHERRV -TREES BY 

 JLU E.xpress for $1. Wellpacked. These are from 

 two to four feet. Can send 20 small ones by mail 

 postpaid for $1. CHAS. KINGSLEY, 



ITtfd Greeneville, Greene Co., Tenn. 



MUTH'S 

 HONEY EXTRACTOR, 



SQU..VKE GLASS HONEY JARS, 



TIN BUCKETS, BEE HIVES, 

 HONEY SECTIONS, &c., &€. 



Apply to CHAS. F. MUTH, Cincinnati, O. 



P. S.— Send Stamp of 10c for "Practical Hints to 



Bee-keepers." Itfd 



THE BEE-KEEPERS' HANDY BOOK. 



216 pages, bound in cloth, by mail, post-paid, $1.00 

 per copy. Send for prospectus, and our special cir- 

 culars describing three new and useful articles for 

 the apiary. 

 llH-tfd HENRY ALLEY, Wenham, Mass. 



NOW READY! 

 NOW READY! 



To fill orders for 500 of those 

 splendid U. S. Smndard Honey- 

 Extractors, and 200U of the new 

 Improved Bee -Smokers. Extra 

 discounts in Dec, Jan., and Feb., 

 both wholesale and retail, on all 

 kinds of Apiarian Supplies. 

 Agents WHUted. Send fur circu- 

 lar. E.T. LEWIS & CO., 

 12 5d Toledo, O. 



Factory, 36 Monroe St. 



GEORGE W. BAKER, 



— OF— 



Lewisville, Henry Co., Ind. 



is still breeding those fine Italian 

 Queens whose progeny are won- 

 derful honey-gatherers: also deal- 

 er in APIARIAN SUPPLIES, and 

 breeder of nearly all of the finest 

 breeds of Poultry. Also, eggs for 

 sitting. 3-2d 



DON'T DO IT! 



DON'T SELL YOUR HONEY at starvation 

 prices, but send for some of my hnlf-pound Honey 

 Tumblers, only $4. 50 per gross, and 1 will de- 

 scribe fully how I put up and sttll thousands of 

 pounds of comb and t'Xtracted h<iney at 20 to 25 cts. 

 per lb. Send an order and learn how to double your 

 money on vour honey. Address. 



JOHN A. BUCKASTAVJ, 



13tfd HoUidny's Coi'o, Hancocli Co., 11'. Ta. 



DADANT'S HONEY CROP. 



Our honey crop being very large, we offer 



THIETY THOUSAND POTODS OF EZTEACTED HONEY FOE SALE 



AT REASONABLE PRICES. 



We have botb clover and fall honey. Samples sent 



on receipt of stamps to pay postage. The honey 



can be dnlivered in any shape to suit purchasers. 



Send 15 cents for our 24-prtge pamphlet on harvest- 

 ing, handling, and marketing extracted honey. 



DADANT'S FOUNDATION. 



From James Heddon, July 37. 1S83. "Yourfdn. is 

 certainly the nicest and best handled of any 1 have 

 seen on the market. It is the only fdn. true to sam- 

 ple, I have ever received." 



From Jas. Heddon, Aug. 10. ISSa. "I will contract 

 for 3000 Ibfl. of fdn. for next season on the terms of 

 your letter." 



From A A. Newman, Aug. 24, 1883. "Book my or- 

 der for 5ti00 Ihs. for spring delivery." 



From C F Muth, Sept. 6. 188 1. "All of your ship- 

 ments of fdn during the season were sold on the 

 day of their arrival." 



Dealers, send in your orders for next spring, while 

 wax is cheaper, and thus pave trouble and money. 

 We pay :i8c cash for prime wax. 



CHAS. DADANT & SON, 



lltfd HAMILTON, HANCOCK CO., ILL. 



BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES. 



It will pay to get our prices before purchasing sup- 

 plies; good Langstroth hives, with 8-inch cap frames, 

 in the flat. 60 cts. each; Langstroth winter-protector, 

 in lots of 50. $1.50 each; small lots, |!l. 75, all in the 

 Hat. Manufactured of good pine lumber. Work- 

 manship unexcelled. Crates, sections, and founda- 

 tion. WM. O. BURK, 8tfd 



Successor to Hiram Roop. Crystal, Mont. Co., Uicb^ 



