egin{tabular}{r r r} & **Perience with** \ & **Strin-I have received the "See-Keepers' Text Book "and an well pleased with it. Indeed it is a "real Text Book. It ought to be in possession of all who are learners. I prune it highly. Many thanks. \ & **Yours truly,** \ & **Cloth and Gilt, \$1.00. Paper, \$c. Post-paid. Address Bee- Keepers' Magazine. \ & **The HONEY MARET.** \ & **CINCINNATI, OHIO.** \ & **Demand good for extracted honey, which brings \$ to \$c. on arrival, according to quality. \ & **Prices of comb honey are nominal and demand** \ & **Very slow. We are asking \$12 to \$c. in the \$jobbing way. There is a good demand for \ & **The HONEY MARET.** \ & **Good to best yellow on arrival.** \ & **Chas. F. Mutti \& Son.** \ & **Yuly 17, \$88.** \ & **Harpers' Monthly & 4.00 & 3.75 \ & **Weekly** & 4.00 & 3.90 \ & **Bazar** & 4 & 3.90 \ & **Young People. \$200 & 2.25 \ & **St. Nicholas.** & 3.25 \ & **P h o o r graphic Times** \ & **P h o o r graphic Times** \ & **(monthly)** & 2.00 & 2.00 \ & **Planter's Guide, without** \ & **premium** & **50 & 75 \ & **New Bee-Keepers' Text Book-New Edition Just Out.** \ & **We have felt called upon to make but few alterations in the new edition as we considered it well up with the times, and by all odds the cheapest, comprehensive work on bee-keeping in the market. It is no advertising scheme, but it is just what its name implies, a _true Text Book_, one to which the apiastr may turn for sound advice at all times, with the felling that somebody's wares are not being pushed under his nose. Mr. Frank A. Eaton, of Bluffon, Ohio, a queen riser of experience, writes as follows, regarding it : I have carefully perused the contents of Bee-Keepers' Text Book, and find find it _iam Fall_ of value. My criticism as to its site was simply the first glance or impression as compared with other bee books, but I find it contains more value than many others. \ & It is well to remember that Mr. Eaton of first condemned the book owing to its size, as it is made to fit into the pocket of an ordinary sack coat, but we wrote him to read it and then report, which he did as above. What stranger testimony could there be of its true value. We could write a book as big as a dictionary without giving more solid facts than are contained in the Text Book. What bee-keepers need is _weheat not chaff_. \ & **Rev. E. S. Grover, an experienced apiastr,** \ & **The Practical Farmer,** \ & **Agricultural,** \ & **I.00 & 1.25 \ & **Prairie Farm,** \ & **American Agricultural,** \ & **1.50 & 1.65 \ & **Scientific American,** \ & **Scientific American,** \ & **Scentity Magazine,** \ & **4.00 & 4.00 \ & **The Independent,** \ & **American Horticulturalist,** \ & **National Journal of Carp \ & **Culture,** \ & **Crbend and Garden,** \ & **4.00 & 1.25 \ & **Crbend and Gilt, \$1.00. Paper, \$c. Post-paid. Address Bee- Keepers' Magazine. \ & **The HONEY MARET.** \ & **CINCINNATI, OHIO.** \ & **Demand good for extracted honey, which brings \$ to \$c. on arrival, according to quality. \ & **Prices of comb honey are nominal and demand** \ & **very slow. We are asking \$12 to \$c. in the \$jobbing way. There is a good demand for \ & **between wich brings \$20 to \$2c. per \$lb. for \ & **good to best yellow on arrival.** \ & **Chas. F. Mutti \& Son.** \ & **Study 17, \$88.** \ & **Harpers' Monthly & 4.00 & 3.75 \ & **ChICAGO.** \ & **Weekly** & 4.00 & 3.90 \ & **Bazar** & 4 & 3.90 \ & **Young People. \$200 & 2.25 \ & **St. Nicholas.** & 3.25 \ & **P h o o r graphic Times** \ & **(weekly).** & 3.00 & 2.85 \ & **P h o o r graphic Times** \ & **(monthly)** & 2.00 & 2.00 \ & **Planter's Guide, without** \ & **premium** & **50 & 75 \ & **New Bee-Keepers' Text Book-New Edition Just Out.** \ & **We have felt called upon to make but few alterations in the new edition as we considered it well up with the times, and by all odds the cheapest, comprehensive work on bee-keeping in the market. It is no advertising scheme, but it is just what its name implies, a _true Text Book_, one to which the apiastr may turn for sound advice at all times, with the felling that somebody's wares are not being pushed under his nose. Mr. Frank A. Eaton, of Bluffon, Ohio, a queen riser of experience, writes as follows, regarding it : I have carefully perused the contents of Bee-Keepers' Text Book, and find find it _iam Fall_ of value. My criticism as to its site was simply the first glance or impression as compared with other bee books, but I find it contains more value than many others. \ & It is well to remember that Mr. Eaton of first condemned the book owing to its size, as it is made to fit into the pocket of an ordinary sack coat, but we wrote him to read it and then report, which he did as above. What stranger testimony could there be of its true value. We could write a book as big as a dictionary without giving more solid facts than are contained in the Text Book. What bee-keepers need is _weheat not chaff_. \ & **Rev. E. S. Grover, an experienced apiastr,** \ & **John A. Gilt,** \ & **John A.