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THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



Given'sFoundationPress. 



PTJBIJC SENTIMENT affirms that the PRESS 

 Is SUPEHIOR for mabinpcComb Foundation either 

 in Wired Frames or for SECTIONS, and Insures 

 straifiht and perfect combs, when drawn out by 

 the bees. Send for Circular and samples. 



n. s. eivEN «fe CO., 



lABtf HOOPESTON, ILL. 



Bingham Smoker, 



Please bear in mind that our 

 patents cover all the bellows bee 

 smokers that will burn sound wood. 



Bingham k Hetherington, 



ABRONIA, MICH. 



pifc Hg ^^ MO not, life is sweeping by, ko and 

 Ww r^ mm m dare before you die, somethinR 

 M B Wl- m^ H mighty and sublime, leave be- 

 BK 0" ^k ■ hind to conquer time." $06 a 

 !■ I Hb H week in your own t<^>wn. $.':sout- 

 ■ m ^M %7 ■ fit free. No risk. Everything 

 new. Capital not required. We 

 win furnish you everythinR. Many are making 

 fortunes. Ladies make as much as men, and boys 

 and girls make great pay. Header, if you want 

 business at which you can make great pay all the 

 time, write for particulars to H. Hallbtt & Co 

 Portland, Maine. 8Aly 



BEES,aUEENS 



APIARIAN IMPLEMENTS, 



SEND roil CIRCrLAB TO 



t,ock Box 995, BELLEVILLE, St. Clair Co. ILL. 

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GOMBHOm WANTED. 



We are prepared to purchase large lots of Fancy 

 COMB HONEY in 1 and 2 lb. sectiot.s.or Harbison 

 frames, for which we will pay an advance of :, cts 



Ser pound over New Vork prices. CASH OK 

 ►KLIVEKY in sound condition in 1-ondon; 

 the price of extracted honey will be paid for all 

 broken coraba. This is an excellent opportunity 

 for bee-keepers wishinir to visit Europe. Corre- 

 Bpondence solicited. W. M. HOOK «& CO., 

 The Apiary, Ijeconfleld, Rd. N., 

 33Atf LONDON, ENGLAND. 



^W ungm jA A week made at home by the In- 

 Vn M J^A dustrions. Best business now be- 

 ^L * ^M fore thepublic. Capitalnotneeded 

 j^ ■ Jw We will start you. Men, women, 

 ■n ■ W boys and girls wanted everywhere 

 ^m ■ BB to work for us. Now is the time. 

 ' You can work in spare time, or give 



your whole time to the business. No other busi- 

 ness will pay you nearly as well. No one can fail 

 to make enormous pav, by engaging at once. 

 Costly outfit and terms free. Money made fast, 

 easily and honorably. Address True & Co., 

 Augusta, Maine. 8Aiy 



STORY S CKMP, 



Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in 



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Decker Bros., 

 Haines Bros., 

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 Simpson & Co., 

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Territory 

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The largest exclusively 

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Agents Wanted. 



Protection 

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Catalogues free to any address. 

 Write for our prices before buying else- 

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STORY & CAMP, 



188 & I90 State Street, 

 CHICAGO. 



203 N. Fifth Street, 



ST. LOUIS. 



THE YOUNG SCIENTIST. 



A Practical Journal for Amateurs. 



Tells about work of all kinds tor Boys and Girls- 

 Lathes, Sen ill Saws, Microscopes, Telescopes, 

 Boat^. Athletic Sports, Experiments, Pets, Bees, 

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$1.00 per year. Specimens Free. 



The following Books are New, Xlioroufch. 



Sellable and Cheap. They contain as much 



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$5.00. 



Practical Carpentry. By F. T. Hodgson. 

 Over 3(.Mi Illustrations. The best book on the 

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The Steel Sqnare and It^* TTseii. By F. T. 

 Hodgson. Over 75 Engravings. Shows how 

 the Square may be used for Solving almost 

 every Problem in Carpentry l .00 



Hand Saws; Their Use, Care, and Abuse. 

 How to Select and How to File Them for all 

 kinds of Work. By F. T. Hodgson. Over 75 

 Eneravings 1.00 



Plaister aud Planterinff ; Mortars and Ce- 

 ments. How to Make and How to Use Them. 

 With a Glossary of Terms. Numerous En- 

 gravings and 3 Fine Plates. By F.T.Hodgson 1.00 



The Builder's Oiiiile and EstlmatorU 

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Price. SeTid for Large Descriptive Catalogue. 



INDUSTRIAL PUBLICATION CO., 

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216 pages, bound in cloth, by mail, post-paid, for 

 JStl.OO per copy. Send for prospectus and our 

 special Circulars describing three new and useful 

 articles for the apiary. 

 47Atf HEBTRY jLt-LEY. WENHAM,MASS. 



The American Apiciilturist. 



A MONTHLY JOURNAL, 

 I>evot«-d to Scientific and Pi'actlcal 



BEE- KEE PING. 



Edited by a practical bee-keeper, and published 

 in the broadest sense in the interests of the bee- 

 keeper. Us list of contributors consists of the 

 most practical, prominent and successful apicult- 

 urists in America. 



Our Janunry number will contain a fine likeness 

 of the 



REV. L. L. LANtJSTROTH, 



and we will send that number free to all who will 

 send their addresses plainly written on a Postal 

 Card. Address, 



SILAS M. LOCKE, Editor & Prop'r, 



Sent Tar 3 moM. for 3.'* ctR.: A mos. GO cts. 

 50A4t One year Kl.OO. 



Muth's Honey Extractor, 



Square Glass Honey Jars, Tin Buckets, 

 Langstroth Bee Hives, Honey SectionB, etc. 



Apply to C P. MTJTH, 



97fi and 978 Central Ave., CINCINNATI, O. 



|»"Send IOC. for Practical Hints to Bee-Keepers. 



people are always on the look- 

 out for chances to increuse 

 their earnings, and in time be- 

 come wealthy ; those who do 

 improve theiropportunities re- 

 main in poverty. We offer a 

 great chance to make money. 

 We want many men, women, boys and girls to 

 work for us right in their own localities. Any one 

 can do the work properly from the first start. The 

 business will pay more than ten times ordinary 

 wages. Expensive outflt furnished free. No one 

 who engages fails to make money rapidly. You 

 can devote your whole time to the work, or only 

 your spare moments. Full information and all 

 that is needed, sei^ree. Address Stinbon 4 Co., 



Portland, Maine. 



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PRIZE f EENS. 



Tested Prize Queen, in a 2- 

 frame nucleus, 9x17, each, $4 00 

 Same in nucleus, 4 fra., HxS, 4 00 

 Tested Prize Queen, by mall, 3 00 

 PrizeQueen, warranted pure- 

 ly fertilized 2 00 



Queen, not standard size — 100 

 FuliCijlony, 8 frames, Prize 



Queen 8 00 



Before June ::r., add fl each. 



Cash Orders filled In rotation. 



Address E. L. BKIOOS, 



lAly Wilton Junction, Iowa. 



Vandervort Comb Fdn. Mills, 



Send for Samples <fc Reduced Prlce-LUt. 

 32ABtf J. VANDEKVOKT, Laoyville, Pa. 



FLAT - BOTTOM 



COMB FOUKBATION, 



high side-walls, 4 to Ifi sqnare feet tc 

 tbe pound. Circular and samples freet 



^:^^^^ J. VAN DEUSEN & SONS, 



^^'i'j Sole Manufacturers, 



Sprout Brook, Mont. Co^ N, y. 



MILLS.IOmcH $ 15.00 



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