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Time will bring you your reward :
Try, try, try again.
All that other people do :
Why, with patience, should not you?
Only keep this rule in view--
Try, try, try again.'
And now, as you walk around the show, keep your eyes and ears open to gain all possible information. You will meet with many of greater experience than yourself--the best bee-keepers of the county, and you will always find them ready to give you kind words and advice. Bee-keepers, like their bees, try to help one another, and to work for one common end.
And then, having thoroughly examined all the exhibition tent contains, you will visit the 'bee-tent' where, safe from attack behind the gauze net, many will be gathered to witness some expert engaged in driving bees, and transferring them from a skep. You will hear him also explain some of the wonders of the hive, and the best way of practical management. Observe and listen carefully, and you will pick up many a hint to be brought into practice afterwards.
And thus, amidst beautiful flowers making the air sweet, and amidst bees, and honey, and pleasant friends, and cheerful faces, and in listening to the band, you will spend a happy day, and, when evening comes, will return once more to your home and hives, all the better for having mixed with others, and gathered experience, and all the more, I think, loving your bees because understanding them better.
And this interest will not flag in future years. On the contrary, I think, as years pass away, you will be all the more attached and devoted to bee-keeping. There will be ever a growing interest, not simply for profit sake, but because you will ever find more and more to learn, fresh wonders from time to time, wonders of bee life, wonders of bee instinct, wonders amidst the honey-giving flowers, each one more clearly unfolding the wisdom and goodness of the great Creator, who desires that we should enjoy to the full the rich and countless gifts of Nature so freely bestowed upon us all.
LONDON:
Printed by Strangeways & Sons, Tower Street, Upper St. Martin's Lane.
Weils Gardner, Darton, & Co.'s
Catalogue of 300ks.
ADAMS.--WORTHIES OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND : A Series of Biographies of Priests and Laymen of the Church of England. By W. Davenport Adams. Crown 8vo. extra, cloth boards, 3s. 6d.
AINSLIE.--INSTRUCTION FOR JUNIOR CLASSES IN SUNDAY SCHOOLS. By the Rev. A. C. Ainslie, M.A., Vicar of Langport, Somerset, Prebrandary of Wells. Fcap. 8vo. cloth boards, 1s. each.
Vol. I. The Story of the Gospels in Fifty-two Lessons.
Vol. II. Fifty-two Lessons on the Acts of the Apostles.
_These books are specially designed to help those who have not been trained as Teachers. For the convenience of Teachers, a packet of Lesson Leaflets for a class of ten, price 5s._
ARMSTRONG.--THE KING IN HIS BEAUTY, and other Poems. By Florence C. Armstrong. With Outline Illustrations by H. J. A. Miles. Square 16mo. cloth, bevelled boards, gilt edges, 1s. 6d.
ANDERSEN, HANS.--THE SNOW QUEEN. _See_ Pym.
THE ARTIST : A JOURNAL OF HOME CULTURE.
**For Artists, a complete monthly professional newspaper.--For Architects and Decorators, a Monthly Magazine for the artistic side of Architecture and House-fitting, under the sectional title of 'The Architect and Decorator.'--For Dealers and Collectors, a regular chronicle of Art Sales, showing the state of the market for Pictures, Porcelain, Art Books, Engravings, Old Furniture, and Bric-A-Brac. -- For the Potter and China
Bourdaoue.--EIGHT SERMONS FOR HOLY WEEK AND EASTER. Translated from the French of the Rev. Father Louis Bourdaoue. By the Rev. G. F. Crowther, M.A., of St. John's College, Oxford. Crown 8vo, cloth boards, 3r, 6d.
BRAND.--THE LIFE OF WILLIAM ROLLINSON WHIT-TINGHAM, Fourth Bishop of Maryland. By W. Francis Brand. With Portrait and Fac-similes. 2 vols. imp. 8vo. cloth, bevelled boards, 24r.
Brett.--LEGENDS AND MYTHS OF THE ABORIGINAL INDIANS OF BRITISH GUIANA. By the Rev. W. H. Brett, B.D. Illustrated, crown 8vo. cloth boards, 3r. 6d.
BRIGHT THE MOURING: A Book of Simple Meditations for Young People. Printed on Toned Paper, with Frontsipiece. Square 16mo. extra cloth boards, 1r.
_These little Meditations are arranged so as to form Readings for a Month, and are intended as a Help to Young People in their Daily Devetions._
_'Fresh, hopeful, and to the point.'--Church Bells._
BROOKS.--LECTURES ON PREACHING. By the Rev. Phillips Brooks, Rector of Trinity Church, Boston, U. S. A. Crown 8vo. cloth boards, 3r, 6d.
_'Nothing more really helpful has ever appeared.'--New York Churchman._
BUCK.--JEM MORRISON THE FISHER - BOY, and THE TRIALS OF A VILLAGE ARTIST. By Ruth Buck. With Coloured Illustrations. 18mo. cloth boards, 1r. 6d.
BULLEY.--GREAT BRITAIN FOR LITTLE BRITONS. By Eleanor Bulley. With numerous Illustrations of Places and People. Crown 8vo, cloth, bevelled boards, 3r, 6d.
_'A very pleasant device for making geography agreeable.'--Guardian._
_'Great pains have been taken with this book, and it contains abundance of information.'--Spectator._
_'A capital story-book, and withstand eminently instructive. It takes are tales of the sea and land, of brave mea and noble boys, of fox-hunting and whale-catching, of girl printers, and of the dinner feasts our princess used to cook and serve when they were happy little girls at Osborne House.'--National Church._ BURROWS.--_Works by the Rev. H. W. Burrows, B.D._
_Canon of Rochester._
THE EVE OF ORDINATION. Fcap. 8vo. cloth limp, 1s. 6d._
[Third Edition,
LENTEN AND OTHER SERMONS. Fcap. 8vo. cloth boards,
_2s. 6d._
[Second Edition.
'_They are striking, timple, brief, and impressive.'-Christian World,
'_A brevity, born not of poverty, but offulness.'-Church Times._
CALTHROP.--_Works by the Rev. Gordon Calthrop, M.A._
_Vicar of SI. Augustine's, Highway._
THE BRAZEN SERPENT, and other Sermons, preached before the University of Cambridge. Crown 8vo. cloth boards, 3s._
MEMORIALS OF THE LIFE AND MINISTRY OF THE REV. W. B. MACKENZIE, M.A., late Vicar of St. James's, Holloway. With Portrait. Crown 8vo. cloth boards, 6s.
[Second Edition.
'_His distinctness lay in the piety of his personal character, the devotedness of his pastoral concentration, and the simplicity, earmettness, and success of his pracching.'-British Quarterly Review._
CARPENTER.--_SHORT OUTLINE LESSONS FOR EACH SUNDAY IN THE CHRISTIAN YEAR. By the Right Rev. W. Boyd Carpenter, D.D., Bishop of Ripon. 16mo. 6d.
CENTRAL AFRIOA.--_A Monthly Record of the Work of the Universities' Mission. 8vo. Monthly. 1d. Volumes, cloth boards, 2s._
CHATTERBOX.--_Weekly, One Halfpenny ; Monthly, in Wrapper, 3d. Annual Volumes, containing about Two Hundred Full-page Illustrations, Illustrated paper boards, cloth back, 3s.; extra cloth, bevelled boards, gilt edges, 5s. Cloth cases for binding, 1s. each.
A few copies of the following Volumes are still in print :--
3s. Edition--187s, 187s, 187s, 187s, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884.
5s. Edition--187s, 187s, 187s, 187s, 1882, 1883, 1884.
_The usual popular children's magazine ever published. In a review of children's books the Times says of the volume edition: 'Chatterbox is one of the best children's books we have seen.'_
CHILD-NATURE.--_By one of the Authors of 'Child-World.' Illustrated. Small square 16mo. cloth boards, gilt edges, 3s. 6d.
CHILD'S OWN STORY-BOOK.--In short Words and Large Type. With Coloured Plates by T. Pym. Square 16mo. extra cloth boards, 1s, 6d. [Second Edition.
CHURCH CONGRESS REPORTS.
BRIGHTON, 1874. 8vo. paper covers, 5s. 6d; cloth boards, 6s. 6d.
STOKE-ON-TRENT, 1875. 8vo. paper covers, 5s. 6d; cloth boards, 6s. 6d.
PLYMOUTH, 1876. 8vo. paper covers, 5s. 6d.; cloth boards, 6s. 6d.
CHORISTER'S ADMISSION CARD.--Contains Reasons and Motives for joining the Choir, with space for name, &c. On Card in Red and Black. _2d._
CLARKE.--COMMON-LIFE SERMONS. By the Rev. J. Erskine Clarke, M.A., Vicar of Battersea, Hon. Canon of Winchester. Facp. 8vo. cloth limp, 2s.; cloth boards, 2s. 6d. [6th Thousand.
CLARKE.--_Works edited by the Rev. J. Erskine Clarke, M.A._
CHILDREN OF THE OLD TESTAMENT. With numerous Full-page Illustrations. Royal 4to. paper bds., 1s. 6d.; cloth gilt, 2s. 6d.
CHILDREN'S HOME HYMN-BOOK. Royal 32mo. 1d.; cloth, 2d.
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HYMN - BOOK. Royal 32mo. 1d.; cloth, 2d.
GOOD STORIES. The earlier numbers, consisting of 18o Complete Stories. Illustrated, in an Ornamental Cover, 3d. each. A List forwarded on application.
The following Volumes, strongly bound in cloth boards, 1s. 3d. each, will be found most useful in Village and Lending Libraries :--
ALICE AND HER CROSS, and Other Stories (Temperature).
COLONEL ROLFE'S STORY (Soldiers).
CONSULTING THE FATES, and Other Stories (Young Women).
FOUR LADS AND THEIR LIVES, and Other Stories
(Confirmation),
GREGORY OF THE FORETOP, and Other Stories (Sailors).
JACK STEDMAN, and Other Stories (Young Men).
MARTIN GAY THE SINGER, and Other Stories (Temperature).
NETHER STONEY, and Other Stories (Temperature).
RHODA'S SECRET, and Other Stories (Young Women).
THE FORTUNE-TELLER, and Other Stories (Young Women)
THE RAINHILL FUNERAL, and Other Stories (Tradesmen).
CLARKE. -- Works edited by Rev. J. Erskine Clarke. -- (Continued.)
THE PARISH LIBRARY. Illustrated. 18mo. cloth boards, price 11. each.
DEB CLINTON, THE SMUGGLER'S DAUGHTER.
LUCY GRAHAM.
OLD ANDREW THE PEACEMAKER.
THE CLOCKMAKER OF ST. LAURENT.
CAN SHE KEEP A SECRET?
THE PARISH MAGAZINE. Illustrated, Monthly, 1.6.; post free
for a year, 11.6.
The following Volumes are still to be had, and will be found very popular for School Libraries, Prizes, and for Lending to Sick Folk :--
13.6. Edition--1859, 1861, 1864, 1866, 1867, 1869, 1872, 1876, 1879, 1881, 1883, 1884.
23. Edition--1859, 1861, 1864, 1866, 1867, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872 1873, 1874, 1877, 1879, 1881, 1883, 1884.
_This was the first and the most popular Magazine adapted for localization. Both the Archbishop, and nearly the whole of the Bishops, have from time to time contributed to its pages. 'Hints on Locatiting the Parish Magazine' will be forwarded on application._
THE PRIZE. For Boys and Girls. Monthly, 1.6.; illustrated with numerous Engravings and one Coloured Picture. Post free for a year, 11.6.
Each Volume contains about One Hundred Illustrations.
Volumes, 11.2. paper cover; 11.6.** Illustrated paper boards;
23. cloth boards; 23.** extra cloth boards, gilt edges.

Time will bring you your reward :

Try, try, try again.

All that other people do :

Why, with patience, should not you?

Only keep this rule in view--

Try, try, try again.'

And now, as you walk around the show, keep your eyes and ears open to gain all possible information. You will meet with many of greater experience than yourself--the best bee-keepers of the county, and you will always find them ready to give you kind words and advice. Bee-keepers, like their bees, try to help one another, and to work for one common end.

And then, having thoroughly examined all the exhibition tent contains, you will visit the 'bee-tent' where, safe from attack behind the gauze net, many will be gathered to witness some expert engaged in driving bees, and transferring them from a skep. You will hear him also explain some of the wonders of the hive, and the best way of practical management. Observe and listen carefully, and you will pick up many a hint to be brought into practice afterwards.

And thus, amidst beautiful flowers making the air sweet, and amidst bees, and honey, and pleasant friends, and cheerful faces, and in listening to the band, you will spend a happy day, and, when evening comes, will return once more to your home and hives, all the better for having mixed with others, and gathered experience, and all the more, I think, loving your bees because understanding them better.

And this interest will not flag in future years. On the contrary, I think, as years pass away, you will be all the more attached and devoted to bee-keeping. There will be ever a growing interest, not simply for profit sake, but because you will ever find more and more to learn, fresh wonders from time to time, wonders of bee life, wonders of bee instinct, wonders amidst the honey-giving flowers, each one more clearly unfolding the wisdom and goodness of the great Creator, who desires that we should enjoy to the full the rich and countless gifts of Nature so freely bestowed upon us all.

LONDON:

Printed by Strangeways & Sons, Tower Street, Upper St. Martin's Lane.

Weils Gardner, Darton, & Co.'s

**Catalogue of 300ks.**

**ADAMS.--WORTHIES OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND : A Series of Biographies of Priests and Laymen of the Church of England. By W. Davenport Adams. Crown 8vo. extra, cloth boards, 3s. 6d.**

**AINSLIE.--INSTRUCTION FOR JUNIOR CLASSES IN SUNDAY SCHOOLS. By the Rev. A. C. Ainslie, M.A., Vicar of Langport, Somerset, Prebrandary of Wells.** **Fcap. 8vo. cloth boards, 1s. each.**

**Vol. I. The Story of the Gospels in Fifty-two Lessons.**

**Vol. II. Fifty-two Lessons on the Acts of the Apostles.**

_These books are specially designed to help those who have not been trained as Teachers. For the convenience of Teachers, a packet of Lesson Leaflets for a class of ten, price 5s._

**ARMSTRONG.--THE KING IN HIS BEAUTY, and other Poems. By Florence C. Armstrong. With Outline Illustrations by H. J. A. Miles. Square 16mo. cloth, bevelled boards, gilt edges, 1s. 6d.**

**ANDERSEN, HANS.--THE SNOW QUEEN.** _See_ Pym.

**THE ARTIST : A JOURNAL OF HOME CULTURE.**

**For Artists, a complete monthly professional newspaper.--For Architects and Decorators, a Monthly Magazine for the artistic side of Architecture and House-fitting, under the sectional title of 'The Architect and Decorator.'--For Dealers and Collectors, a regular chronicle of Art Sales, showing the state of the market for Pictures, Porcelain, Art Books, Engravings, Old Furniture, and Bric-A-Brac. -- For the Potter and China

Bourdaoue.--EIGHT SERMONS FOR HOLY WEEK AND EASTER. Translated from the French of the Rev. Father Louis Bourdaoue. By the Rev. G. F. Crowther, M.A., of St. John's College, Oxford. Crown 8vo, cloth boards, 3r, 6d.

BRAND.--THE LIFE OF WILLIAM ROLLINSON WHIT-TINGHAM, Fourth Bishop of Maryland. By W. Francis Brand. With Portrait and Fac-similes. 2 vols. imp. 8vo. cloth, bevelled boards, 24r.

Brett.--LEGENDS AND MYTHS OF THE ABORIGINAL INDIANS OF BRITISH GUIANA. By the Rev. W. H. Brett, B.D. Illustrated, crown 8vo. cloth boards, 3r. 6d.

BRIGHT THE MOURING: A Book of Simple Meditations for Young People. Printed on Toned Paper, with Frontsipiece. Square 16mo. extra cloth boards, 1r.

_These little Meditations are arranged so as to form Readings for a Month, and are intended as a Help to Young People in their Daily Devetions._

_'Fresh, hopeful, and to the point.'--Church Bells._

BROOKS.--LECTURES ON PREACHING. By the Rev. Phillips Brooks, Rector of Trinity Church, Boston, U. S. A. Crown 8vo. cloth boards, 3r, 6d.

_'Nothing more really helpful has ever appeared.'--New York Churchman._

BUCK.--JEM MORRISON THE FISHER - BOY, and THE TRIALS OF A VILLAGE ARTIST. By Ruth Buck. With Coloured Illustrations. 18mo. cloth boards, 1r. 6d.

BULLEY.--GREAT BRITAIN FOR LITTLE BRITONS. By Eleanor Bulley. With numerous Illustrations of Places and People. Crown 8vo, cloth, bevelled boards, 3r, 6d.

_'A very pleasant device for making geography agreeable.'--Guardian._

_'Great pains have been taken with this book, and it contains abundance of information.'--Spectator._

_'A capital story-book, and withstand eminently instructive. It takes are tales of the sea and land, of brave mea and noble boys, of fox-hunting and whale-catching, of girl printers, and of the dinner feasts our princess used to cook and serve when they were happy little girls at Osborne House.'--National Church._ **BURROWS.--**_Works by the Rev. H. W. Burrows, B.D._

_Canon of Rochester._

THE EVE OF ORDINATION. Fcap. 8vo. cloth limp, 1s. 6d._

[Third Edition,

**LENTEN AND OTHER SERMONS.** Fcap. 8vo. cloth boards,

_2s. 6d._

[Second Edition.

'_They are striking, timple, brief, and impressive.'-Christian World,

'_A brevity, born not of poverty, but offulness.'-Church Times._

CALTHROP.--_Works by the Rev. Gordon Calthrop, M.A._

_Vicar of SI. Augustine's, Highway._

THE BRAZEN SERPENT, and other Sermons, preached before the University of Cambridge. Crown 8vo. cloth boards, 3s._

MEMORIALS OF THE LIFE AND MINISTRY OF THE REV. W. B. MACKENZIE, M.A., late Vicar of St. James's, Holloway. With Portrait. Crown 8vo. cloth boards, 6s.

[Second Edition.

'_His distinctness lay in the piety of his personal character, the devotedness of his pastoral concentration, and the simplicity, earmettness, and success of his pracching.'-British Quarterly Review._

CARPENTER.--_SHORT OUTLINE LESSONS FOR EACH SUNDAY IN THE CHRISTIAN YEAR. By the Right Rev. W. Boyd Carpenter, D.D., Bishop of Ripon. 16mo. 6d.

CENTRAL AFRIOA.--_A Monthly Record of the Work of the Universities' Mission. 8vo. Monthly. 1d. Volumes, cloth boards, 2s._

CHATTERBOX.--_Weekly, One Halfpenny ; Monthly, in Wrapper, 3d. Annual Volumes, containing about Two Hundred Full-page Illustrations, Illustrated paper boards, cloth back, 3s.; extra cloth, bevelled boards, gilt edges, 5s. Cloth cases for binding, 1s. each.

A few copies of the following Volumes are still in print :--

3s. Edition--187s, 187s, 187s, 187s, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884.

5s. Edition--187s, 187s, 187s, 187s, 1882, 1883, 1884.

_The usual popular children's magazine ever published. In a review of children's books the Times says of the volume edition: 'Chatterbox is one of the best children's books we have seen.'_

CHILD-NATURE.--_By one of the Authors of 'Child-World.' Illustrated. Small square 16mo. cloth boards, gilt edges, 3s. 6d.

CHILD'S OWN STORY-BOOK.--In short Words and Large Type. With Coloured Plates by T. Pym. Square 16mo. extra cloth boards, 1s, 6d. [Second Edition.

CHURCH CONGRESS REPORTS.

BRIGHTON, 1874. 8vo. paper covers, 5s. 6d; cloth boards, 6s. 6d.

STOKE-ON-TRENT, 1875. 8vo. paper covers, 5s. 6d; cloth boards, 6s. 6d.

PLYMOUTH, 1876. 8vo. paper covers, 5s. 6d.; cloth boards, 6s. 6d.

CHORISTER'S ADMISSION CARD.--Contains Reasons and Motives for joining the Choir, with space for name, &c. On Card in Red and Black. _2d._

CLARKE.--COMMON-LIFE SERMONS. By the Rev. J. Erskine Clarke, M.A., Vicar of Battersea, Hon. Canon of Winchester. Facp. 8vo. cloth limp, 2s.; cloth boards, 2s. 6d. [6th Thousand.

CLARKE.--_Works edited by the Rev. J. Erskine Clarke, M.A._

CHILDREN OF THE OLD TESTAMENT. With numerous Full-page Illustrations. Royal 4to. paper bds., 1s. 6d.; cloth gilt, 2s. 6d.

CHILDREN'S HOME HYMN-BOOK. Royal 32mo. 1d.; cloth, 2d.

CHILDREN'S SCHOOL HYMN - BOOK. Royal 32mo. 1d.; cloth, 2d.

GOOD STORIES. The earlier numbers, consisting of 18o Complete Stories. Illustrated, in an Ornamental Cover, 3d. each. A List forwarded on application.

The following Volumes, strongly bound in cloth boards, 1s. 3d. each, will be found most useful in Village and Lending Libraries :--

ALICE AND HER CROSS, and Other Stories (Temperature).

COLONEL ROLFE'S STORY (Soldiers).

CONSULTING THE FATES, and Other Stories (Young Women).

FOUR LADS AND THEIR LIVES, and Other Stories

(Confirmation),

GREGORY OF THE FORETOP, and Other Stories (Sailors).

JACK STEDMAN, and Other Stories (Young Men).

MARTIN GAY THE SINGER, and Other Stories (Temperature).

NETHER STONEY, and Other Stories (Temperature).

RHODA'S SECRET, and Other Stories (Young Women).

THE FORTUNE-TELLER, and Other Stories (Young Women)

THE RAINHILL FUNERAL, and Other Stories (Tradesmen).

**CLARKE. -- Works edited by Rev. J. Erskine Clarke. -- (Continued.)**

THE PARISH LIBRARY. Illustrated. 18mo. cloth boards, price 11. each.

DEB CLINTON, THE SMUGGLER'S DAUGHTER.

LUCY GRAHAM.

OLD ANDREW THE PEACEMAKER.

THE CLOCKMAKER OF ST. LAURENT.

CAN SHE KEEP A SECRET?

**THE PARISH MAGAZINE. Illustrated, Monthly, 1.6.; post free**

for a year, 11.6.

The following Volumes are still to be had, and will be found very popular for School Libraries, Prizes, and for Lending to Sick Folk :--

13.6. Edition--1859, 1861, 1864, 1866, 1867, 1869, 1872, 1876, 1879, 1881, 1883, 1884.

23. Edition--1859, 1861, 1864, 1866, 1867, 1869, 1870, 1871, 1872 1873, 1874, 1877, 1879, 1881, 1883, 1884.

_This was the first and the most popular Magazine adapted for localization. Both the Archbishop, and nearly the whole of the Bishops, have from time to time contributed to its pages. 'Hints on Locatiting the Parish Magazine' will be forwarded on application._

**THE PRIZE. For Boys and Girls. Monthly, 1.6.; illustrated with numerous Engravings and one Coloured Picture. Post free for a year, 11.6.**

Each Volume contains about One Hundred Illustrations.

**Volumes, 11.2.** paper cover; 11.6.** Illustrated paper boards;

23. cloth boards; 23.** extra cloth boards, gilt edges.