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727. Yet this practice is sufficiently enticing —as it 
forces the bees to occupy the supers so quickly — to have 
caused the invention of a number of reversible hives or 
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Fig 174. (From Cheshire.) 
HEDDON’S REVERSIBLE HIVE. (PATENTED.) 
st, stand; bb, body; 4b, honey board; sr, section racks; c, cover; hh, hand 
holds; /b, entrance blocks; ¢, entrance; /, cleat to give bee space; s, screws 
to hold frames. 
frames. If our readers desire to try ‘‘reversible hives,”’ 
they will have but to choose among the many. The most 
popular reversible hives of the present day are the Shuck 
