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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Nov. 1. 



MOORE'S STRAIN OF ITALIANS. 



HOW THEY "ROLI-" IN THE HONEY. 



T. J. Mi)ffit. Kemp's Mills, N. C, says: "They 

 beat any tiling- 1 ever saw In tlie bee line. They are 

 certainly 'lolling' in the honey now. One of them 

 beats three of my others at work, and they seem 

 very gentle. I -would not take J5.00 apiece for 

 them." The above is in lefereiice to 3 warranted 

 queens sold to friend M., June 33, 1891. They were 

 bred from my famous red-clover queen, whose 

 daug-hters I am now selling: at 8i) cts. each, or 3 for 

 $2.00, by return mail. Safe arrival and satisfac- 

 tion g-uaianteed. 



J P. MOOKE, Morgan, Pendleton Co., Ky. 



('^Iii r.>|ic)ii.liii>,' !■> Uiis ailvertiseineiit mention Hi.ka.mm.s 



^'OR S.*l.E.— One-horse-power Shipman Engine 

 "■ and Boiler, in good order; never used but a lit- 

 tle. Cost 9(12.=S.I 0. Sell for $riO.0O. With Barnes Cir- 

 cular and Scroll Saws. *S.5.0n. D. S. Bassett, 



Farnumsville, Worcester Co., Mass. 



FOR SALE--5 TONS HUBBARD SQUASH. 



Ripe and nice. Who wants them '? 



M. ISBELL, Norwich, Chenanao Co., N. Y. 



PATENT WIRED COMB FOUNDATION 



HAS TVO SAG IN BROOI>-FRAMES. 



THIN FLAT - BOTTOM FOUNDATION 



Has No Ftsli-bone in Surplus Honey. 



Being the cleanest is usually worked 

 the quickest of any Foundation made. 

 J. VAN DEUSEN & SONS, 



Sole Manufacturers, 5tfd 



Sprout Brook. .Montgomery Co., N. Y. 



Please mention this paper. 



Apiary and Storeroom for Sale. 



In Central It)wa, 80 colonics Italian bees in modi- 

 fled 10-frame L. hives, and all necessary modern Im- 

 plements. A good supply of white clover, bass- 

 wood, and a great variety of other bee-pasturage. 

 No large apiary within ten miles; plenty of room 

 for out-apiarles. Also a good location for a store or 

 creamery. A good house with 13 rooms, new barn, 

 36x43 fert; good well and cistern; 20 acres of land, 3 

 acres used for raising truck, the rest for pasturage; 

 all fenced with hog-tight fence. A fine lot of young 

 basswood and other kinds of timlier growing; )i 

 mile from school and Sunday school. Reason for 

 .selling, old age and poor health. For further par- 

 ticulars, address W. R. H., 17-19 21d 

 St. Anthony, Jlarshall Co., la. 



Teller 



KITCHEN 



KIMIFE. 



This is the knife we have sold for years as our 10- 

 cent honev-knife. It has lately been improved by 

 putting on a wire liaiidle instead of the old one of 

 cast iron. It is the invention of a woman, for 

 work in the kitchen, sui'h as chopping potatoes, 

 turning pancakes, scraping kettles, etc. Many 

 thousands have been sold for use in the kitchen, 

 and they prove so satisfactory that the manufac- 

 turer makes the following guarantee: 



Any jnirchaser who, after using thf knife one 

 month, may decide that she does not want it, may 

 write me to that effect, stating the amount paid, 

 whereupon I will return to her the said amount by 

 mail. R- K- Teller. 



They are excellent for scraping bits of comb and 

 propolis from frames and hives, and can be used 

 for uncapping. We have just bought our third lot 

 of about a thousand, and otter them as follows: 



Ten cents each. By mail, 1.5 cts., or 2 for 25 cts; 

 85 cts per doz.; or by mail, $1.'20; *9.00 per gross, by 

 frieght or express. 



A, I. Root, Medina, Ohio. 



I MAKE THE 



Benton Shipping and Introducing Gage 



in two styles, at $10.00 and !f2v).00 per lOOJ. I am 

 sending them all over the country. The largest 

 cjueen-breeders are using them, and are enthusiastic 

 ill their praise. Send your order now, and get 5 per 

 cent discount from above prices. A full line of 



BEE-KEEPERS' SUPPLIES 

 always in stock. Catalogues free. 17-31d 



C \N. COSTELLOW, WATERBORO, YORK CO., ME. 

 I;^lll I•e^lMJrllllnlr lij tlil^ lUl veil i~l'liifiil liii'iition (-iLKANlNOS. 



Syracuse, New York, 



FOR ALL OF A. L ROOT'S APIARIAN SUPPLIES. 



FOUNDATION i« Our Own ITIake. 



F. A. SALISBURY. 



In writinpr to advertisers please mention this paper. 4tfdb 



Job Lot of Wire Netting. 



CUT PIECES AT A LOWER PRICE THAN FULL ROLLS. 



Having bought from the factory, at our own price, 

 five or six hundred remnants, as listed below, we are 

 able to give you the choice of a great variety of 

 pieces at the price of a full roll or lower. Full rolls 

 of netting are 1.50 ft. long, and when they are cut we 

 have to charge nearly double the full-roll rate, be- 

 cause it is so much trouble to unroll, measure, and 

 cut, and i-un the risk of having a lot of remnants on 

 hand. No doubt it is in this way that the following 

 remnants have accumulated. It costs a good deal 

 to get all this in shape so we can easily picli out from 

 the lot the piece you want. Bui to move it off quick- 

 ly, we put the price down so you can all have a 

 chance at it. Remember, first come, first served. 

 In ordering, therefore, name a second or third choice, 

 or say that we may send the nearest we can if the 

 piece selected is gone. On 5 pieces deduct 5 per cent, 

 on 10 pieces 10 per cent. These remnants are shipped 

 only from here. If any of you want to secure some, 

 and don't want them shipped till later, when you 

 will order something else, so as to save freight, pick 

 out the pieces you want, send remittance witlv the 

 order, with request to lay by till called for, and we 

 will mark them as belonging to you. We prefer to 

 ship them right out, however. 



LIST OF POULTRY-NETTING REMNANTS. 



Length of each piece. Multiply by the 

 widtli in feet to pet the number of square 

 feet in each piece. Then multiply by the 

 price per foot for the price per piece. 



1MI19 

 IK I 19 

 !}<? 18 

 30 I IK I 16 

 1X120 



% I 103. 100. 



1 I til. .")3, 48.35.22,22. 

 IM I 23 15. 



IK I 23: 18 in. wide, 40; 24 in. wide. 94. 88 



\y, I 60. .'58, .56; ."iO in. wide, 46. 24; 48 in. wide. 48. 



2 " 87,30: 12 in. wide. 100. 



2 I 100. 90. 69 .52. 33, 13. 12, 60 In. wide, 21, 20. 

 2 1 121. 23. 8 : 72 in. wide. .36. 33. 9. 



73, 49. 48. 45. 38. .37, 30, 29, 26, 14. 

 1 35. 36 In. wide. 47. 



85.59; 60 in. 56; 72 in. 



40, 14; 54 in., 12; 60 in , :}4 



" 36 in., 14; 42 in., 34; 48 in., 92. 



22 



48. 12. 24 in., 42; .30 in., 75: 48 in., 78. 

 IW I 18 2 15, 10;!42in.,80; 48in..22; 72in..8. 

 "' \% .53; 72 in., 51; ,30 in., %; 9 in.. 40. 



26; 9 in., 24; 42 in., 50, 34; 48 in., 100, 40; 60 in., 

 26; 18 in., 50. 

 32 1 i 18 2K 85; 24 in., 23; 30 in., 69. 

 1 18 iy, 48 in., 30; 60 in., 59. 



2% 7: 36 in.. 55 

 I 16 1 19: 36 in.. 86; 42in.,U. 

 " 1)4 63; 48 in., 60. 



" 45; 72 in.. 100, 70. 

 166. .52, 35, 23. 

 107. 68. 35. 17, 15. 

 14 4K 52. 47, 36. 33, .30 29 19,18,13,9. 

 '■ -•'■ 43,37,34.25.24 23,18. 



68, 62. 62, 23. 22, 22 15, 12, 12, 12, 8, 6. 

 82,50.44 11.5. 



68 ft. ; 36 in.. 200 ft. at 4e; 45 in., 247 ft. at 5c. 

 Four and eight inch fencing. Price in fourth column is the 

 price per foot in length. 



^. Z. ROOT, l^edixia, O. 



