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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Feb. 1. 



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For January has a five-page article by Miss Pickatd. of Wisconsin, on the production of 

 extracted honey. She begins with taking the bees from the cellar, and goes over the whole 

 ground thoroughly, until ihe bees are again placed in the cellar. The frontispiece shows her 

 out-apiary, with wooded hills for a background, and a little brook in the foreground There 

 is a portrait of Miss Pickard, a picture of her b. e-hrush — the best thing of the kind that I 

 have ever seen, also a picture of her wintering-cellar with the boys carrying in the bees. 



Mr. R. L,. Taylor shows why Dr. Miller's experiment did not prove that bees, when de- 

 prived of their queen always choose young enough larvae for queens, when such are present 

 in the hive at the time of ihe choice. 



Ira Barber tells of the wonderful distances that bees can fiy in gathering nectar, and yet 

 store large quantities. 



Next month Herbert Clute of Wisconsin will describe (and the frontispiece will illustrate) 

 his apiary, honey-hou.se, bee-cellar, and methods of extracted honey production. 



I he Review is progressive, wide awake, up-to-date, and always on the lookout for new 

 correspondents and new ideas. Send fl.OO for the Review for 1900, and 12 back numbers will 

 be sent free. For S2 00 I will send the Review for 1900, the back numbers, and send you a 

 queen of that superior stock next spring. 



W, Z. HUTCHINSON, Flint, Mich. 



Where Can I Get The Best 



VEHICLES AND HARNESS FOR 

 THE LEAST MONEY? m 



That is a question of greatest importance to the buyer. We 

 believe we are in a position to answer by saying right here 

 at our factOT-y: Why? Because we control every element 

 of manufacture as to price, quality, style and finish. We 



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we sell Mild ship iiur iroods anywhere 

 subject to examination l)y tlie pur- 

 chaser. If goods are not found as 



represented and entirely satisfactory, return them and we will refund your 

 money, We really sell you vehicles and harness at less than wholesale 

 prices because we save all ti'aveling men's expenses, commission to agents je 

 and dealers, loss on bad accounts, etc Large illusti-ated catalogue FREE. S 



Kalamazoo Carriage and Harness Co., Box 22 Kalamazoo, Mich. P 



When writing to advertisers please mention Gleanings. 



DO YOU WANT TO MAKE SOME MONEY? 



OUR PRIZE-WINNING White Leghorns, Barred and Buff Plymouth 

 Rocks, Buff Cochins are money-makers. Utility and fancy combined. 

 Friends, they will help to lift that mortgage. One thousand fine birds 

 for sale at reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Catalog free. 



CRESCENT FARM, 



BOX \N, KENT, OHIO. 



E. T. BLOOD, MANAGER. 



Olivf Oil This oil is of fine quality, and 



^-'**'*^ Vll. guaranteed absolutely pure ; try it. 

 Extracted bv mvself. Case of 2 doz. Viottles— 2 gals— 

 810.00; case of 1 doz. bottles— 2 gals.— S9..50 ; case of two 

 1-gal. cans, S8.50. All f. o. b. here. Sample on appli- 

 cation, 1.5c. A. B GURR, Merced, Cat. 



BEES AND QUEENS. 



Either Golden Italian, 3-banded Italians, or Holy 

 Lands, your choice. Nothing but the best of stock 

 bred in 3 different yards, several miles apart. Send 

 for circular and price list. It gives methods of queen- 

 rearing, honey production, etc. Prices, either race: 

 Untested, March, April, and May, 81 00 each; 6 for 

 $.5 00; per dozen. $9 00. Tested, 81 ..50; 6 for 88.00; per 

 doz., 815.00. Untested, June, July. Aug., and Sept., 

 7.5c; 6 for 84 25: per doz., 88.00. Tested, 81.25; 6 for 

 86 75; per doz., 812.00. Special discount in large quan- 

 tities. Breeding queens a specialtv. 



O. P. HYDE & SON, Hutto Texas. 



I 9nn FERRETS FOR SALE. 



I ZUU Small, medium, and large 

 sized; some trained. First-class 

 stock. New price list free 



N. A. KNAPP, 

 Rochester, Lorain County, Ohio. 



REMOVED! 



EARLY ^^- ^- lyaws has removed his entire 



•^^^^^^— ^^^ queen-rearing apiaries to Round 



Q UEENS. Rock, Texas, where he will be better 



fitted than ever to fill orders for the 



LAWS strain of FAULTLESS .5-BANDED bees the 

 coming season. BREEDING QUEENS always on 

 hand. Price 82 50 each. I am also breeding the 

 leather-colored stock from imported mothers. Test- 

 ed queens, either strain, 81 00; 6 for 85.00; untested, 

 7.5c; 6 for 84.00. Queens ready in season. 



W. H. LAWS, Round Rock, Texas. 



EVERGREENS 



Hardy Sorts, Nursery Grown. millions to 

 offer 6 to Win $1; I'J In. $.t: 2 lo ;i ft. SIO 

 iier Hill prepaid 4 to fi ft. Ijt'JH per lUO 50 

 <;ltEAT BAKOAIN.S to select from. Forest 

 and Fruit Trees. Vines, etc Send for free 



catalogue. LOCAL AGENTS WANTED. 



D:HILL, gSist. Dundee, 111. 



In writing, mention Gleanings. 



