IMPORTED BEES.
IMPORTED BEES.
IMPORTED BEES.
IMPORTED BEES.
For the past seven years we have Imported bees from Italy and have failed nearly every time, by lack of knowledge of the true conditions necessary for so long a journey, and on account of the carelessness of the shippers. But we are now succeeding so well that we receive ninety per cent of the Queens alive.
We claim to be
The only regular Importers ofITALIAN BEES IN THIS COUNTRY.
The only regular Importers ofITALIAN BEES IN THIS COUNTRY.
The only regular Importers of
ITALIAN BEES IN THIS COUNTRY.
We received overOne Hundred Queensin the season of 1874. Our Queens come from the best districts of Italy. They are all young.
We winter 60 Imported Queens in our Apiary, and will sell them in full colonies in the spring, safe arrival guaranteed.
Our hives are good, well painted movable frame hives. For particulars address
CH. DADANT & SON, Hamilton,Hancock Co., Ills.
CH. DADANT & SON, Hamilton,Hancock Co., Ills.
CH. DADANT & SON, Hamilton,Hancock Co., Ills.
CH. DADANT & SON, Hamilton,
Hancock Co., Ills.
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