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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 23 (1885) (1885)

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so that only one bee ‘can pass at a time, to the heat of a conflagration, particularly if cold question. The committee have issued a circular to the bees can. easily guard the hive against robber bees. water is thrown upon them while they are hot, and The front of the trap is provided with a bar… … were then heated, first toa temperature of FERGUSON'S COMBINED BEE SWARMER AND HIVER. three hundred degrees, then to six hundred, top frame; the top can be secured in place by turning the set screws at right angles and finally to a red heat, and were then with the slots. The handle of the cluster…

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