. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. -Calvary GiETHSEMANE y^ Jerusalem Nazareth WHUTXWOULD JESUS DO? CHARLES MSHELDON Price, in paper cover, 25 cts., postpaid ; bound in cloth, 75 cts. Or, we will mail a copy of the paper-covered edition for sending us one new subscriber to the Bee Journal for a year at .§1,00, or for sending us two new subscribers we will mall you a copy of the cloth-bound edition. We will send the paper-covered book and the Bee Journal one year—both together for $ ; or the cloth-bound book and the Bee Journal one year—both for $ Address, OEORCiE W. YORK &
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. -Calvary GiETHSEMANE y^ Jerusalem Nazareth WHUTXWOULD JESUS DO? CHARLES MSHELDON Price, in paper cover, 25 cts., postpaid ; bound in cloth, 75 cts. Or, we will mail a copy of the paper-covered edition for sending us one new subscriber to the Bee Journal for a year at .§1,00, or for sending us two new subscribers we will mall you a copy of the cloth-bound edition. We will send the paper-covered book and the Bee Journal one year—both together for $ ; or the cloth-bound book and the Bee Journal one year—both for $ Address, OEORCiE W. YORK & CO., 118 Micliigan St., Ciiica$:o, Ills. ^ ^ ^ California If you care to know of Its Fruits, Flowers OUmate or Resources, send tor a Sample Copy of California's Favorite Paper— The Pacific Rural Press The leading Horticultural and Agricultural paper of the Paclflc Coast. Published weekly, handsomely Illustrated 13,00 per annum. Bample Copy Froe. PACIFIC RURAL PRESS, 330 Market - SAN FRANCISCO. OAL. ONE MAN WITH THE UNION ^^"-i;''^*^""' Can do the work of four men using hand tools, in Ripping, Cuttlng-otf, Mi- tring. Kabbeting, Groov- ing. Oainlng. Dadoing. Edglng-up. Jointing Stuff, etc. Full LIneof Foot and Hand Power Machinery. Sold 00 Trial. CaUloRnc Free. SE^EOA FALLS MFG. CO., 46 Water St SENECA FALLS, N. T. Wn DA V CASHcnnh WEEK the year round, if TYCr/Al V'lu .-ill .•<tarl; Tins. Outtitfice. STARK MRSERV, LOUISIANA. MO., Slark. Mo., Rockporl, 111., Dansville. N.«. a few leagues down the strehm. and another stop of a few days made, and then another move, until the coast was reacht, about Feb. I. Thus going, their bees had the ad- vantage of the best bee-pasturage the king- dom afforded, the whole length of the river country. As to their hives : Hasselquist tells us they were cheaply made of clay, about 4 feet long and half a foot in diameter—curi- ous hives, we would think, but perhaps not more unique or less practical than many receptac
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