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THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



BEE-HIVES, SECTIONS, I GLASS pails 



Foiiiulatiou & Apiarian Supplies. 



Having a large stock of sections on hand we will 

 furnish them in crates of 500 each, (leas than TiOO, 



W ct. each), size, 4>4x4Mxl% $2 5i) 



From 1,000 to 5,000-per thousand 4 f.0 



" 5,IXlOtO 10.000— " 4 25 



" 10,000 and upwards " 4 (Ht 



4}4x4}4' at same prices. All V-grooved. 

 Our Section-Cases and Shipping-Crates are as 

 good as any in the marlict, and at correspondingly 

 low prices. 



For description and prices of the SUCCESS 

 HIVE, send for Price-iiist. Estimates given on 

 all other Hives. 



QUEENS AND BEES FOR 1886. 

 We make a specialty of rearing the AI^BINO 

 QU£ENS AND BEES. Price-List free. 



S. VALENTINE & SON, Hagerstown, Md. 



44Ctf 



WEBER'S MAGAZINE 



HUMAN CULTURE 



Devoted to Physical, Mental, Moral, and Gen- 

 eral Self-Improvement, will be sent for the 

 mTTTJTpTJl next Three months free to 

 X XlAi£iX!i any one who says where he 

 saw this, and sends us his address, together 

 with 10 cents to p.oj' posta ge, etc. Kemem- 

 ber that this lUTflTff'PTTQ ehance is 

 not open long- 1TX\/J^ X XXOand should 

 be accepted at once. We have secured a 

 number of the most able contributors who 

 will supply our colums duringr T''IJX'T3' 

 1886 with choice articles upon £ SXiXiJit 

 those all-important subjects. It is woi'tli its 

 weight in gold to everybody. Subscription 

 price is only $1.00 per year. Agents wanted 

 everywhere. Address, 



M. S. WEBER, Pub., 

 lC6t FARMERSVILLE, PA. 



The Queen-Rearing Establishment 



Ol' F. J. nUKOUPIIi, 



VIGAUN, OBERKKAIN, AUSTRIA. 



Apr. May. J un. .luly.AuK, Sep. Oct. 

 Krainer Queen, J;2 00 tl.75 Sil..50 tl,2n fl.2S 11.00 $1.00 

 Italian Queen... 2.2.i 2.2.i 200 1.75 175 IM 1.60 

 Syr. or Cypr. Q'n. 5.00 5.00 6.00 6.00 4.50 4.5(1 4.50 

 Ditto, home-brerl,:).Ol) .3.00 2.75 2.75 2.50 2.S0 2.50 

 We will send Queen-beea. by mail, postpaid, and 

 guarantee tliem to be of the eURB RACES, at the 

 above mentioned prices, for eacli queen. 9C3t 



l^:f:ViJ:t.W;iili|i^ 





(KSTAm.ISHKD 1864.) 



DCC-SUPPLIES.'^ir 



^S ^^ ^^ We tiirnish evekything needed 

 ^^ ^" ^* In the Apiiiry, of practical construc- 

 tion, iind at the lowent i>rlce. 

 Satisfaction guaranteed. Send your address on a 

 Postal card, and we will send you our Illustrated 

 Catalogue free. R. KRETCUIIIER. 



6Ctf COBURG, Montgomery Co.. IOWA. 



Italian Bees and Comb Foundation. 



f^^ + ri 1 nn < OLONIES or very 

 iJ\J liKJ XKJKJ choice Italian Bees for 

 spring delivery. Prices greatly reduced. 

 Nuclei, Queens, and IJees by the pound for 

 the season. 



COIUB F0UNI>ATI01V FOR SALE. 

 Wax made up by the lb. or worked lor a 

 share of the wax. Samples of foundation 

 free. Price-List ready. 



lOEtf ALAMO, Kalamazoo Co., MICH. 



FOR HONEY. 



rnilESE Pails are made 

 i of tbe best quality of 

 clear flint glass, with a bail 

 .'ind a metal top and cover. 

 When tilled with honey, the 

 attractive ajipearance of 

 these pails cannot be equal- 

 ed by any ttiher style of 

 package They can be used 

 for hiiusehold purposes by 

 consumers.after the honey 

 is removed, or they can be 

 returned to and re-filled by 

 the apiarist. 

 Prices are as follows: 



To hold 1 pouml of honey, per dozen, iS>1.60 



2 pounds " " a.OO 



" 3 " '* " ».50 



THOIUAS G.NEWMAN & SON, 



923 & 925 West Madison St.. CHICAGO, ILL. 



Muth's Honey Extractor, 



Perfection Cold-Blast Smoker, 

 SQUARE GLiSS HOSEY-JARS, etc. 



For Circulars, apply to 



('HAS. F. MUTH A SON. 



Freeman & Central Ave.. - CINCINNATI. O. 

 P.S.— Send lOc. for Practical Ulnts to Bee-Keepers 



APIARIAN SUPPLIES 



iBT order to dispose of our large stock of Hives, 

 White-Pophir an-:! White-Basswood Sections, we 

 will sell for this season at Grently Keduced 

 BateN. Send us your order for lowest cash tlgures 

 before ordering elsewhere. We will guarantee 

 best of workniiinship. 



THE n. F. MOELLER MFO. €0., 

 Cor. Western Ave. & 5th St., Davenport, Iowa. 

 6A2(St 



Uatlaiit'sFoiiiitlatioiiFactory, wholesale 



ftH'i retail. Hen Adverlisemr'nt in another column. 



BEE HlreM and Sections -Send to HEKR & 

 BEULE, manufacturers, Beaver Dam, Wis., for 

 price lists. Gootl materials. Low prices. ioA;i6t 



W. Z. HUTCIHNSON, 



In order to more fully supply the wants of his cus- 

 tomers, has entered into partnership with his neigh- 

 bor, R. L. Taylor, and will offer for sale, bees (full 

 colonies, or by the pound), queens. Given foundar 

 tion, white poplar sections, hives, cases, feeders, 

 empty combs, etc.. etc. Also hens' eggs, for hatch- 

 ing, of three varieties. For circular and price-list, 

 address "W. Z. HUTCHINSON. 



SEtf ROGERSVILLE, Genesee Co., MICH. 



ITALIAN BEES AND QUEENS. 



Plyuioiitli Kock Eggs and Rabbits. 



Send for Circular to, C. 'WEEKS, 



14E4t CLIFTON, TENN. 



HOW to HOMEY with BEES 



and Price-List of Apiarian Supplies. Sample of 



Foundation free for your address on a postal card. 



J. W. Bittenbender, Knoxville, Marion Co., Iowa. 



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OThe BUYERS' GUIDE Is 

 Issued Marcli ai&d Sept., 

 eacli year. «^ ^80 pa«fes, 

 8'oill\. iiiclieSfWitb over 

 3,500 illustrations — a 

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 GIVES ^Vliolesale Priccj 

 tfirfct to cotisnim'r.i on all goods for 

 personal or famUy use. Tells lio%v t:> 

 crder, and gives exact cost of eTcrr-- 

 tbing you use, eat, drink, ^vear, or 

 laave f m ivitb. These INVALUABLl-: 

 BOOKS contain information gleaned 

 from tbe markets of tbe ^vorld. We 

 ^vill mail a copy FREE to any ad- 

 cEress upon receipt of 10 cts. to defray 

 expense of mailing. Let us bear from 

 you, Respecti^Uly, 



MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 



227 i& 239 'n abash Avenue, Cbicago, III. 



12A13t 



Italian Bees in Iowa. 



ar\ CENTS to $1 per lb.; QUEENS, 

 \J\J 30 cents to $2.50. NUCLEI and 

 COLONIES. Oi'der from my new Circular. 

 OLIVER FOSTER, 



lOAtf MT. VERNON, Linn Co., IOWA. 



Fruit-Farin & A-piary 



FOR SAI.E CHEAP! 



QO ACRES, hill-land,!^ well-stocked with apples, 

 fj\J peiichea, pears, plums, quinces, Krapes, and 

 small Iruit. in fine beariuK conditifjn. The remain- 

 der is in pasture, crass, erain, etc. Apiary contains 

 140 ITALIAIV t'OI,UNIES in Langstroth 

 hives. Bee-house and all modern appliances for 

 apiculture, in as good location for bees and honey 

 as can be found. Good 10-room house, beautifully 

 located, commandint? a view of the city, river and 

 BurroundinK country. New barn and out-buildings, 

 cistern, never-failing springs, etc. Reasons for 

 selling— age and Ill-health. 



lAtf s. A. STILLMAN, LOUISIANA, MO. 



Tlie National Journal 

 of Cari>-Culture, 



— ESTABLISHER IN 1«85.— 



{8-PaKe Monthly, Illustrated, 



50 cents a year.) 

 The only Journal in the United 

 States devoted to the interests 

 of Carp-Culture. Sample free. 



I4. B. LOOAIV, 



Akron, Oliio. 



200 COLONIES 



OF 



ITALIAN BEES 



FOR S Al^E.— In LanRstroth hives, wired foun- 

 dation frames. Very low. Also 3oo of our 

 Improved Sectional Honey-Cases used with or 

 without separators. Circular free. 



A. J. <V E. HATFIELB, 

 13Etf SOUTH BEND. IND. 



1886. ITALIAN QUEENS. 1886. 



G "Warrauted Queens lor ?5, 



Write for circular. No circulars sent this year 

 unless called for. J. T. "WILSO.V. 



3Ctf NICHOLASVILLE, Jessamine Co., KY. 



