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THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



Mar. 21, 1895. 



SAVE MONEY ! ! 



It l8 always economj- to buy the best, espe- 

 cially when the best cost no more than 

 somethinp not half so good. OUR FAL- 

 CON SECTIONS are acknowledged to be 

 superior to any on the market. The 

 same Is also true of our HIVES and BEE- 

 KEEPERS' SUPPLIES, of which we 

 make all modern styles. OUR PRICES 

 will be found as low as those of any of 

 our competitors, and in many cases low- 

 er, and you are always sure of petting 

 flrst-cluss goods. We alfo publish THE 

 AMERICAN BEEKEEPER, a monthly 

 magazine (Fifth year) at oOc. a year, in- 

 valuable to beginners. Large illustrated 

 catalogue and price-list free. Address, 



THEW.T.FALCOMMFG.CO., 



JAMESTOWN, N. Y. 



^^ W. m. Cierrittli. of East Nottlus- 



bani, N. H., is our Eastern agent. New 

 England customers may save freight by pur- 

 chasing of him. 



Mention Vie American Bee Jmi/niaL 



Golden Glueens 



From Texas. Vonv.Sf.e';-^? 



as well as for Beauty ;ind GeiilleneKi*. 



^^ Safe arrival and reasonable satisfac- 

 tion guaranteed. Write for Prlce-List. 

 ITjifesferf. Sl.OO— Tested, ^l.SO. 



J. D. GIVENS, ^^^.^P^'TEx. 



10A':;6 Mention the Americmi Bee Journal. 



fflUTH'S 



HONET EXTBACTOB 



PERFECTION 



Gold-Blast Smokers, 



Square Olass Honey Jars, Etc. 



For Circulars, apply to Chas. F. MnxH & Son. 



Cor. Freeman &. Central Aves., Cincinnati, O. 



Send lOe for Practical Hints to Bee-Keepera. 



Mention the American Bee Journal. 



ORDER SPRING QUEENS. 



I will send a Guaranteed o-Banded Yellow 

 Queen, bred from a Breeder selected from 

 1000 Queens (some producing over 400 lbs. of 

 honey to the colony); or a 3-Banded Italian 

 Leather-Colored Queen direct from a Breeder 

 Imported from Italy. Oct. '91— at '75c., and 

 a special low price for a quantity. 



My secret is to sell an extra-large amount, 

 which enables me to sell at low prices. Will 

 run this spring 3,"j0 Nuclei— have 1 home and 

 4 out apiaries. BookiuK Orders tiow— 

 will begin shipping March Ist. No Queens su- 

 perior to my Strain. 



tajT" Send for Descriptive Catalogue and 

 Testimonials, to 



Wm. a. Selser, Wyncote, Pa. 



I AEISE 



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"'O SAY to the readers 

 of the 

 BEE JOURNAL that 



doolittle: 



has concluded to sell 

 -BEES and QUEBN8- 

 tn their aeaeon, durins 

 1895, at thefoUowinK 

 prices : 



One Colony of Italians 

 on 9 Gallup frames, in 

 Hpht shipping-box $7 00 



Five Coloniee 30 00 



Ten Colonies 50 OtJ 



1 untested queen, i 00 

 6 " queeuB 5 oo 

 ]0 " '* 10 uo 



1 tested Queen... *i 5o 

 3 " Queens . 4 oo 

 1 Belectte8tedqueen2 oo 

 3 " " Queens 5 OC 



Select tested queen, previous season's rearing . 4 00 

 Extra Selected for breeding, the very bkht.. 6 00 

 About a Pound of BBBS In a Two-frame NucIeuB. 

 with any Queen, S2.00 extra. 



0r Circular free, giving full partioulars regarc:* 

 iDg the Bees and each class of Queens. 

 Address 



G. M. DGOLITTLE, 



12A25t BORODINO, Onon. Co., N. Y. 



THAT "ST. JOE" HIVE ! 



Write for a Circular 



and Say How Many Hives You "Will Need. 



1 think the Hives are grand. —Concordia, Kans, 

 Address, 



EMERSON T. ABBOTT, 



ST. JOSEPH, MO. 



Seventeen Years Ago 



Dadant's Foundation 



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Was first offered for sale. The following parties keep it in stock and have kept 

 it for years for sale. Why ? Because they want to handle only the best groods, and 

 they say they get the best goods when they buy Dadant's Foundation. 



Thomas G. Newman. Chicago, Ills. 



C. F. Muth & Son. Tincinnati, Ohio 



Chas. H. Green. Waukesha, Wis. 



Cha8. Hertel, Freeburg, Ills. 



E. Kretchmer, Red Oak, Iowa. 



Jos. Nysewander. Des Moines. Iowa. 



G. B. Lewis Co.. Watertown. Wis. 



James Reynolds Elevator Co., Poughkeepsie. N Y. 



Page & Lyon. New London. Wis. 



La. Bee-Keepers' Supply Co., Donaldsonville, La. 



B. F. Quigley, Uniunville, Mo. 



I G. K. Hubbard. Fort Wayne. Ind. 

 L. Hanssen. Davenport. Iowa. 

 C. Theilmann, Theilmanton, Minn. 

 B. C. Eaglestield, Berlin. Wis. 

 Walter S. Pouder. Indianapolis, Ind 

 E. T. Abbott. St. Joseph, Mo. 

 J. M. Jenkins. Wetumpka, Alabama 

 John Key, East Saginaw, Mich. 

 J. W. Bittenbender. Knoxville, Iowa. 

 Vickerv Bros., Evansville, Ind. 

 Mrs. Jennie Atchlev. Bee ville, Texas. 



Is not such a steady trade a proof of real merit in the goods we sell ? 

 We also make a specialty of Veils and Veil Stufl^ of best quality. 



Beeswax Wanted at All Times. 



Bee-keepers' Supplies, Smokers, Sections, Tin Pails, etc. Samples of Foun- 

 dation and Xulle FREE with circular. Instructions to beginners 

 with circular. Send us your address. 



CHAS. 



Mention the American Bee Journal. 



DADANT & SON, 



HAMILTON, Hancock Co., 



ILIi. 



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8 cents per pound in any sized quantity. 



Cash with Order. 



Reference — First National Bank. Address. 



L. Wirt Markham, Lamar, Colo. 



X. B. — It requires 20 lbs. to sow an acre. 



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THE 1895 CRANE SMOKER 



IS A DAISY. 



Price, 3H-ineh Barrel, $1.85, postpaid; or $1.50 by freight or express. 



A. I. ROOT CO., Medina. Ohio, or J. E. CRAXE, Middlebury, Vt. 



This excellent Smoker was introduced some two years ago, since which time it has worked 

 itself rapidly into popular favor. Its distinctive feature is the Crane Valve, by which the 

 full force of the Bellows Is secured without waste, and by which also smoke is prevented 

 from going Into the Bellows. The Legs are of Skeleton Malleable Iron, contracted at the feet 

 so as to be out of the way of the ttnaers in handling, and are secured to the Bellows by bolts 

 instead of screws. The Shield Is of light corrugated tin, and bags next to the Bellows, thus 

 giving ample protection from heat. The Cone Top easily tilts back for replenishing the Smo- 

 ker, and is secured by a malleable-iron Hinge, the working parts of which are milled so as to 

 insure accurate adjustment to the Stove or Cup. As to Fuel, It will burn anything, including 

 soft coal, stovewood, planer-shavings; and It makes no difference how much the latter may be 

 crammed down in the Cup, there will be the same strong blast as before. 



