Manual of the apiary

by Albert John Cook

Capt. J. E. Hetherington Cherry Valley, N. Y., says: The readers of the AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL and its
Present management are, I think, fit Subjects for congratulation. You certainly give us a good paper, and none of
us hesitate to recommend it to the extent of saying that no bee-keeper, great or small, can afford to do without it.

I find the Bee Journal an excellent companion and adviser.—L. M. Wainwright, Noblesville, Ind.

The Bee Journal is the largest and best bee paper published.—D. L. Franklin, Boone Co., N. Y.

It has saved me $56.25 in hives alone, to say nothing of the other information.—R. Matthews, Pontiac, Ill.

You have worked up the American Bee Journal almost to perfection.—Orion Siggins, West Hickory, Pa.

I would not do without the American Bee Journal for three times its price.—J. E. Kearns, Waterloo, Pa.

I have learned more from it, of how to handle bees, than from all other sources.—R. Corbett, Malden, Ill.

I consider the Bee Journal the best bee publication—having read them all.—J. E. Hunter, Jones Co., Iowa.

The Journal grows better every month. No bee man should be without it.—John Barfoot, New Canton, Ill.