C. F. MUTH, Cincinnati, O.
BARNES' PATENT
FOOT-POWER MACHINERY.
Fifteen Different Machines,
With which Builders, Cabinet Makers, Wagon Makers, and Jobbers in Miscellaneous work, can compete as to Quality and Price with steam-power machinery.
WILL SEND MACHINES ON TRIAL IF DESIRED.
Every Bee-Keeper should have an outfit from these Machines for hive-making.
We give the following letter from Mr. W. P. Hogarty, of Wyandotte, Kans., to show their usefulness. He says: "If any criticise your circular saw, you can tell them I use it, and with one hand, made all my bee hives for ninety-five stands of bees, including frames and section brace, and I feel perfectly able to do the work for one hundred and fifty stands." * * * "In order that you may know the amount of work on each of my hives, will say, they are two feet long, by two feet high, by about two feet wide. They are double walled and double bottomed, with two inch intervening; and in addition to the nine frames, there are fifteen cases, each case containing two honey boxes and two division boards, and three boxes to contain chaff for winter protection. You will see there is an immense amount of sawing to be done, but I have found your saw equal to the task required of it."