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Scientific American, Vol. 28, No. 1 (1873) (1873)

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he orifices in its sides. rior are cleats, C C, Fig. 2, which support the hive in place. And most physicians will buy them if they The legs are provided with inverted cups or flares to prevent the ascent of mice, etc. out of the vial as wanted for use, but as the fingers, should, The hive proper is… … closed with a movable lid, K, and front, Ll, which ent Agency, Nov. 12, 1872. For further infor- should not be left in position except when feeding mation regarding agencies, sale of machines and PRIME’'S WASH BOILER. a late swarm that have not secured sufficient honey territory, address Geo. M.…

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