1895. 



THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



195 



Largest Faetory in the West. 



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 We are here to serve you, and will, if jou give us a ch;tQce. ('aliilofrue Frep. Address. 

 Mention this Journal. LEAHY MANUFACTURING CO., HIGGINSVILLE, MO. 



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BEESWAX WANTED ! 



For Cash at Highest Price ; 



Or III ExcUause lor Foundation at 

 liOwest Price, Working Wax into Founda- 

 tion for Cash or on Shares, a fperially. 



Don't fail, before buying or selling, to write 

 for Prices and Samples— to 



GlIS DITTMEB, AUGUSTA, WIS. 

 Reference— Augusta Bank. IBAtf 



MentUm the American Bee JmimaX 



HONEY FOR SALE. 



I have about 3000 lbs. of Basswood Honey for 

 sale at 7 cents per lb., in 60-lb. cans, on board 

 cars. I will guarantee it strictly pure. 



2A Joliii \Y'^ag:iier, Baeua Vista, 111. 



A Fair Offer 



I vfill pay the Freight on Cash Orders ot 

 S20 or over at Catalogue rates, if within 300 

 miles of Chicago. 



Sweet Clover Seert 25 cents per 

 pound. Mailed for 35 cents. Catalogue 

 free. 



Thos. G. IVewman, ^^l^fc^lTil^:"- 



31e>ition the A mei-ican Bee JounuU. 



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Bee-Hives, Sections, Cases, &c.? 



If so. drop us a Postal and we shall be pleased to I fl D I VUJIV T'ft Wafarf Aiirn Wio 

 send you a copy of our 1895 Catalosue and Price-list. | W. D. LlillliS VjIF., Ildiei lOVlll, HIS. 



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I TOLD YOU SO. 



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Mrs. Atchley:— The 19 1-frame Nuclei I bought of you last year with Untested Queens, 

 ^ave me 785 lbs. of section honey and 175 lbs. of extracted honey, besides some unfinished 

 sections. The best one gave me 120 one-pound sections well filled. 



Heber, Utdh, Oct. 9, 1894. J. A. Smith. 



Now. didn't I tell you it would pay to ship Bees north to build up and catch the honey- 

 flow ? Beesbytlie Pound, on a Comb and Honey to last the trip-Sl.OO: 10 or more Pounds 

 90c. per pound. iNCJCliEI- $1.00 per Frame; 10 or more Frames, UOc. each. Untested Queens 

 to go with them [same as Mr, Smith got] 75c. each. 



IIINTESTBD QIIKENS— by mall, either I.eatber-Colored Italians, S-Bands, or 

 Carnlolans— $1.00 each; S5.00 1orG; $9.00 per Dozen— till June 1st., tben 75c. e;ich; i4.25 

 for 6. or $8,00 per Dozen. 



TESTED QUEENS— 3-Band8, $1.50 each; 5-Bands and Carnlolans, $2.50 each. 

 Fine Breeders, of either race, or Imported Queens, $5,00 each. My Straight 5-Band 

 Breeders, $10,00 each, 



FIIL.L. COLOMES— with Untested Queens. $6.00 each. 



Send for Prices and Discounts to Dealers, and by tbe Quantities. 



I have the only SItiiani Rou lliira l?q/>f ikpv in South Texas. Root's Goods, Dadant 

 Foundation, and OlCnlH DCC-IIHC TdllUlJ Biugliani Smokers. Sale arrival guar- 

 anteed on everything. ^~ Send for Free Catalogue, that tells all about Queen- Rearing, 



JEKNIE ATCHLEY, Bceville, Bee Co., Tex. 



Doctor^s fiir)is 



By DR. PEIRO, Chicago, 111. 



Ijenlen Don'ts. 



Don't regard civility as too precious to be 

 aired in public. Tbe man to whom you 

 are rude to to-day may remember it some- 

 time when you least think or desire that he 

 should. 



Don't feel convinced that the horse-race 

 is more to be considered than the human 

 race. Many people have lost money and 

 caste through such imaginings. 



Don't order the hotel waiter as you 

 wouldn't a yellow dog, under the impres- 

 sion that to do so makes you appear accus- 

 tomed to servants. They who are, exercise 

 gentleness. 



Don't blame your employer for expect- 

 ing .$100 talent from his $20 help. He is 

 buUt that way. and his hired man don't 

 often try to undeceive him. 



Don't tell the caller that the lady of the 

 house "is out" when her voice can be 

 heard to ooze from the next room. Your 

 reputation suffers thereby. 



Don't neglect paying your friend that 

 borrowed dollar. He may object to his 

 money keeping Lent. 



Don't believe that the use of a toothpick 

 at the table is an evidence of exalted re- 

 finement. As a rule, the spattering of par- 

 ticles of your dinner upon the guests is not 

 unanimously desired. 



Don't overlook the fact that the too fre- 

 quent lubrication of your tonsils with 

 "sour mash" leads you a sure race to 

 physical and financial ruin. 



Don't attempt a distinction between 

 publicly paring your nails and your corns. 

 The difference isn't great enough to insure 

 respect for you among polite people. 



Don't attempt the disguise of a gentle- 

 man. The deception is easily noted the 

 moment you address your wife or mother. 

 But if you study the part honestly, and act 

 it with generous purpose, you will need no 

 disguise; people will see that you are a 

 real gentleman, and cannot hide it. 



BASSWOOD FOR BEES 



We have a large stock of American Lin- 

 den or Basswood. 



5 to 6 feet, 15c. each— $1'2.00 per C. 

 H to8 feet, 20c. each- $15.00 per C. 

 7 to 10 ft. 25c. each— $20.00 per C. 



Address, jjipj^^p National ^'ursery Co. 



8A6t ELGIN, 11,1.. 



Maition the Amcrlctin Bee Jmvmal. 



Fruit Ranch and Apiary 



Address, 

 llA4t 



FOR SALE 



REV. L. J. TEMPLIN, 



CANON CITV, COLO. 



Strawberry and Raspberry Plants. 



Best New and Old varieties. Best grown 

 Plants. Catalogue Free. With instructions 

 for their culture. Send for It Noiv. Mention 

 this paper. Address. E. J. SCOFIEI.D, 

 3Aiyt p. O, Box 113, H.\NovER, Wis. 



