. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. Tennessee dueens. Daug^hters of Select Imported Italian, Select long--todg'ued [Moore's, and Seleci,Straight 5-band Queeds. Bred 3% miles apart, and mated to select drones. No bees owned with- in 2H miles; none impure within 3, and but few within Smiles. No disease. 30 years' experience. WARRANTED QUEENS, 75 cents each ; TESTED, $150 each. Dis- count on large orders. Contracts with dealers a spe- cialty. Discount after July 1st Send for circular. JOHN M. DAVIS, 9A26t SPRING HILL, TENN. Plef'^e mentiou Bee Journal when vrriting Incubator Triumph of the
. American bee journal. Bee culture; Bees. Tennessee dueens. Daug^hters of Select Imported Italian, Select long--todg'ued [Moore's, and Seleci,Straight 5-band Queeds. Bred 3% miles apart, and mated to select drones. No bees owned with- in 2H miles; none impure within 3, and but few within Smiles. No disease. 30 years' experience. WARRANTED QUEENS, 75 cents each ; TESTED, $150 each. Dis- count on large orders. Contracts with dealers a spe- cialty. Discount after July 1st Send for circular. JOHN M. DAVIS, 9A26t SPRING HILL, TENN. Plef'^e mentiou Bee Journal when vrriting Incubator Triumph of the Age.—It was Chas. A. CvpberF, president of the well-known Cyph- ers incubator Co., who, afier s years of study and experimenting, discovered "the diffusive principle' in successful artificial incubation. Bv means of Mr. Cyphers'great discovery, as embodied in the incubator bearing his name, the natural moisture within ihe egg is con- served, answering all purposes, the chicks com- ing larger and stronger because hatched "' in nature's way," and under all ordinary condi- tions no thought or attention whatever need be given to the heretofore troublesome and often disastrous *' moisture question," or to the proper ventilation of the hatching [Cyphers incubators, as manufactured to-day,- are practically automatic, being s^elf-ventila ting, self-regulating, and requiring no supplied moisture. All the attention they need is 5 min utes in the morning and 5 minutes in the even- ing to fill the lamp, trim the wick and turn the eggs. The incubator does the rest and does it perfectly.) Mr. Cyphers built his first incubators with his own hands, wood work, metal work and all. To-day—only 6 days later—the Cyphers Com- pany occupies a mammoth plant at Buffalo, N. Y., employing over 300 persons, and operates its own stores in New York, Boston and Chi- cago. The company also has agencies and dis- tributing depots in ihe principal cities of every State in the
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