THE DEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW. 



73 



Imppove Voup Apiatry by Infusing 



NEW BLOOD FROM OUR SIOO-QUEEN. 



We have in the Bay Statp apiary a perfect colony of Italian bees. In our opinion, this colony and 

 its queen cannot be excelled by any other race or strain of bees. The good points are as follows : — 



1. Great honey gatlierers. We find these bees more industrious tlian any colony we ever owned 

 Tliey work an hour earlier and an liour later tlian any other bees in our apiary. 



2- In disposition this colony is all the most timid person could desire. We can open the hive and 

 remove all the combs without smoke and not get a stini?. 



3 The queen is the most prolific one we ever had in the Bay State apiary, in our thirty years of 

 experience ; and this is sajing a Kood deal. 



4. This wonderful strain of Italians is exceedingly hardy. No dead bees have been found about 

 the liive the entire winter. This is a feature that all bee keepers will appreciate and admire. 



5- We never had a colony of Itcdians that equaled this in pmity, lieaiity and perfection of markiu"s 

 Tlie color is a deep orange, and every queen is an exact duplicate of the mother. " ' 



6- Tliese bees possess ever>- desirable qual ty and feature classed under tlie head of perfection. 



7- We shall, tlic present sfason, rear 2,000 young queens of this strain, and they will he fertilized by 

 drones from anotlier splendid strain of Italians that are not in the least related to the young queens 



PriPPQ ■ One warranted queen, by mail, $1.00. one selected, warrranted queen, .Sl.CO • one 

 r I IV.xCo • tested queen, $1.50. Special prices by the half dozen given on application. ' 



TnG Am6riC3.n ApiCUltUriSt, one year and one selected, warranted queen $l..'iO 



Wliere can one get as much value for so small a sum of money ? 

 Make money orders payable at Salem, Mass. Express orders or cashier's checks will answer. 

 Circulars and sample copies of the Apicitltdbist free. 



The AMERICAN APICULTURIST, Wenham, Mass. 



THE O^N"^IDI.A.2Sr 



Sae Joynial, 



Poultry Jaiirna!, 



EDITED BY D. A. JONES. EDTD BY W.C.G. PETFR. 



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These aro publisherl separately, alternate weeks; 

 edited 1)\- live, practical men and-contri))utod to 

 by the best writers. Both journals are interesting 

 and alike valunblf to exp »rt or novice. Samples 

 free. Both journals on:- ye ir to one address, $1.1 

 Until June Is' W.'il,,- JouruHl on fi _,il,, flB -J. 

 we will sf-nd tlllfler trial trip for Q UlUlS (l^ ClS. 

 THE D. A. JONES CO., Vcl, Bcchnu Out. 



3VITJT.Ei'S 



Honey - Extractor, 



Square Ol iss Hone.V-Jai's, Tin Buckets, 



Bee-Hives, Honey-Sections, &c., &c. 



Perfection Cold-lUast Smokers. 



Apply to OH AS. V. :\!UTH & SON, 



Cincinnati, O. 

 P. 8.— Send 10-cent stamp for "Practical Hints 

 to Bee-Keepers. ;ii-88-t£. 



Beady to Sltip! '^^^'^rs^, 



untested, $!.» 0; ?, for $2.75. Safe arrival guaran- 

 teed. Nuclei cheaij Send for price list, 4-90-2t 

 COLWICK (& COL WICK, Norse, Texas. 



Pfease mention the Review. 



J. FOI^HC^OOK & CO., 



.MAXUFACTL'ERS OF THE 



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Will furnish you, the comin? season, one- 

 piece sectitms, sand papered on both sides, 

 as cheap as the cheai)-st and better than tlie 

 best. Write for prices. Watertown, Wis. 



4.90-3t Phasi mention the Reuiew. 



^nr ^ n I f» ^'^-^ colonies of hybrid Italians, 

 1 VJI ^Joill^, ill Heddon's n-w. and Sim- 



idicUy hives. Prices from $2 to $5. 



loSp at half cost, a Given founda- 



»C!.3'i^, tion press. With two .sets of 



■1-90-lt 



ir Sj 



dies, etc. 



For ^?^IP 'it half cost, a Young America 

 I '^i ^^tiio, lijrhtuing printing i)ress, with 

 lot of type and cards. For further i-articnlars. 

 Address J. H, MAKTIN, Hartford, N. Y 



'T DEliAY, 



But send at once, for my Price List of 

 Bee-Keepers' Supplies, Bees, Queens and 

 Strawberry Plants. My prices are rea- 

 sonable. Address 



1 yo-i)t 



Bf)x lOt), Somerville, Ohio. 

 Please mention the ffec/eiu 



