lights you are always able to 

 make a Judgment of the State 

 of your Bees : The pleafure of 

 beholding thefe excellent Ar* 

 tiftsfirft build, and then reple- 

 nish their Houfes, their excel- 

 lent order in all their work, 

 and many other rarities which 

 you may fee daily in all their 

 Houfes, may juftly be ac- 

 compted among the conveni- 

 ences of this method, which 

 the old had not. 



All which considered;, it may 

 be very eafily competed, what 

 great gain, profit and advantage 

 may redound to the publick, 

 and every Bee-Mafter in parti- 

 cular, from this new form and 

 method of improving, beyond 

 any other whatfoever Bees, 

 through the excellency of the 

 Honey and Wax, which is free 

 from fmoak and water, its great 

 encreafe and quantity 9 and ad- 

 vantage 



