Or how to Realize the Most Money with the Smallest Expenditure of
Capital and Labor in the Care of Bees, Rationally Considered.
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PUBLISHED MONTHLY, AT MEDINA, OHIO,
BY A. I. ROOT & CO.
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Vol. III March, 1875. No. 3
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_In the Preparation of this Journal the following are the Principal
Periodicals Consulted_:
=American Bee Journal.= _Clarke, and Mrs. Tupper._
=Bee-Keeper’s Magazine.= _King._
=Bee World.= _A. F. Moon & Co._
[_Also Bound Volumes of the former since 1860, and Files of all other
Bee Journals that have been Published in America._]
=American Agriculturist=,
=Prairie Farmer=,
=Rural New Yorker=,
=Country Gentleman=,
=Southern Farmer=,
=Scientific American=.
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