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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Nov. 1 



Wants and Exchange. 



Notices will be inserted under this head at 15 cts. per line. 

 Ad erlisi'ments intended for this department should not 

 exceed five lines, and jou must say .vou want your advertise- 

 ment in this department or we will not be responsible for 

 errors. You can have the notice as man> lines as \ou like, 

 but all over tive lines will cost you according to our regular 

 rates. This department is intended only for bona-tide ex- 

 changes. Exchanges I or cash or lor price lists, or notices 

 offering articles for sale, will be charged our regular rates 

 of 2(1 cts per line, and they wi 1 be put in other depart- 

 ments. We can not be respousible for dissatisfaction aris- 

 ing from these '' swaps." 



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ANTED.— To exchange bee-supplies (Root's) for 

 beeswax. A. H. Reeves, Perch River, N. Y. 



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ANTED.— To exchange modern firearms for incuba- 

 tors and a Bari.es cross-cut saw. 



W. S. Ammon, 216-218 Court St., Reading, Pa. 



ANTED.— To buy colonies of bees. State price and 

 condition. F. H. Farmer, 



182 Friend. St., Boston, Mass. 



ll/ANTED.— Refuse from the wax extractor, or slum- 

 '» gum. State quantity and piice. 



Orel L,. Hershiser, 

 301 Huntington Ave., Buffalo, N Y. 



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ANTED. — Refuse wax in exchange for cash, or 

 stock in standard-bred White Wyandottes. 



H. E. Crowther, No. Kingsville, Ohio. 



ANTED.— To exchange Aikin honey-bags, a 200-egg 

 Reliable incubator, and brooder, for honey. 



Chas. Koeppen, Fredericksburg, Va. 



IV ANTED. — At once, 30 Danzenbaker brood-frames 

 ^^ filled with sealed honey; free from disease. State 

 price. James Sowards, PikeviUe. Ky. 



VUANTED.-To exchange an Odell-Young typewriter, 

 double-case machine, full nickel-pl ite, for Root- 

 German, or Ferris wax-extractor , or anything useful 

 to a bee-keeper. 



Frank Lacey, 81 North St., Danbury, Ck)nn. 



W.^NTED.- A few copies of Gleanings for Dec. 15, 

 '' 1885. Parties sending good clean copies of this 

 issue may have their subscription advanced tw o months, 

 or we will send ten cents in stamps. Not more than 25 

 copies can be used. 



The a. I. RcoT Co , Medina, O. 



Help Wanted. 



VVANTED. — Half a dozen bee-men for Cuba: men of 

 ability and practice, meikthat kvow the honey bus- 

 iness from A to Z. No others need aj ply. 



W. W. SoMERFORD, Caimito, Cuba. 



Situations Wanted. 



VVANTED. — Position. Any one desiring to employ a 

 ^' practical bee-keeper, address undersigned, who 

 has been instructor in bee culture for two years under 

 the Sweetish Agricultural Society. For further par- 

 ticulars address C. J. Ariso. Canton. So. Dakota. 



Y^ ANTED. — Situation with some bee-keeper who 

 makes his own hives No bad habits. 1 have a 

 set of tools. ROBT. McQuiN, Norway, Iowa. 



Addresses Wanted. 



\VANTED.— Parties interested in Cuba to learn the 



truth about it by subscribing for the Havana 



Post, the only English paper on the Island. Published 



at Havara. $1.00 per month; $10.00 per year. Daily 



xcept Monday. 



For Sale. 



For Sale.— Fifty colonies of bees for $75 CO. Address 

 F. B. Black, Pleasant Mound, Bond Co., Ills. 



For Sale.— Full colonies of leather-colored Italian 

 bees at $4.00 per colony. 



F. A. Gray, Redwood Falls, Minn. 



For Sale. — Several hundred acres of magnificent 

 land at $5.00 and $10 00 an acre, in one of the finest wood 

 and grass districts of Cuba. 



R. M. McMuRDO, Cauto, Cuba. 



For Sale. — White Wyandotte cockerels and pullets, 

 selected stock, farm raised, at $1.00 each., 



John Bofink, Rome City, Ind, 



For Sale. — Bees in Root's eight-frame hives with 

 one super complete; hives well painted; bees in good 

 condition; 44 stands for $5 00 a stand. 



Clifford Ewers, Carlsbad, New Mexico. 



For Sale.— White Leghorn and White Rock cock- 

 erels; choice birds at $1.00 each. 



Hal Opperman, R. F. D. 7, Pontiac 111. 



For Sale.— a large watch dog and man-trailer; bred 

 from full-blooded mastiff and bloodhound sire; two years 

 old. C. McOleen, Baltic, Onio 



For Sale. — Cheap, 32 colonies of Italian bees in eight 

 and ten frame two and three story hives. Reason for 

 selling, have no time to take proper care of them. 



N. O. Penny, Vero, Indian Kiver, Florida. 



For Sale.— My entire apiary of 100 colonies. I have 

 kept bees 68 years, and the infirmities of old age com- 

 pel me to quit the business. 



D. L. BuLER, Wauseon, Ohio. 



For Sale— Fourteen colonies of Italian bees in Lang- 

 stroth and Simplicity hives. 



John Herbert, Hampshire, 111. 



For Sale.— My apiaries of 300 colonies near Macon, 

 Ga., the third healthiest city in the U. S., a ready mar- 

 ket for output at a fancy price. Prefer selling a half- 

 interest to a good practical bee-man to take charge. If 

 you mean business, address for particulars 



Judson Heard, Atlanta, Ga. 



For Sale.— We offer, for the first time, queens which 

 produce beautiful bees. You never will be soriy if you 

 try one of our beauties. Untested, 75c; tested, $1.00. 

 Choice strain of leather-colored queehs at same price. 

 F. H. Farmer, 182 Friend St., Boston, Mass. 



Learn Telegraphy tR.R. Accounting 



$50 to $100 per month salary assured our graduates un- 

 der bond. You don't pay us until you have a position. 

 Largest system of telegraph schools in America. En- 

 dorsed by all railway officials. Operators always in 

 demand. Ladies also admitted. Write for catalog. 



^Aors^e School of Telegraphy, 



Cincinnati, O., Rvffalo, N. Y., Atlanta, Ga., La Crosse, 

 Wis., Texarkana, Tex., San Francisco, Cal. 



If You MTant tKe Bee - booK 



that "covers the whole apicultural 

 field more completely than any other 

 published," send $1.20 to :: :: 



Prof. A.. J. CooK, Clarexnont, Calif. 



for his 



«* Bee-Keepers' Guide" 



Liberal Discount to the Trade. 



C E T WINTER EGGS 



without artificial heat, ege-foods. st iiiiulants— an easy, 

 inexpensive positive way. Our FREE t>ooklet tells how 

 to prevent fowls suffering from roup, cold-, cholera, 

 loose bowels, etc., and how to get eggs in coldest wea- 

 ther. St'nd a iiostal to-day to 

 CHARLES SCHILO Ct) , 1 Fniikfort St., Cleveland, O. 



