188^ 



GLEANINGS liJ BEE CULTURE. 



159 



Contents of this Number. 



INDEX OF DEPARTMENTS. 



" Square List"' . 



15ee Botany 



Bee Entomology 

 Blasted Hopei 



Juvenilo Department 188 



IvindWords fi'om CustomerslGl 



i Ladies' Department 187 



^_ 1 Lunch-R.om — 



Cartoon — ! Notes and Queries 196 



Editorials 204 Reports Encouraging 200 



Headsof Grain 191 Sniileo" — 



Honev Column l!ll The Growlei-y — 



Hiuu bugs and Stt-indles — 1 Tobacco Column 19« 



INDEX OF HEADS OF GRAIN, NOTES AND QUERIES, 

 AND OTHER SHORT ARTICLES. 



Good, on Given Fdn ITfl 



Heddon's Letter ■. 178 



Honey from Onk 182 



HiineV-housi': Plan tor 196 



HoufVfn.iii Cora 175,196 



Horsemint Houoy 192 



Int., by new luind 191 



.Tones on Stealing 176 



Jones ' s System 183 



Linden 186 



Melometer, Hasty 's 177 



Morr^banks 197 



MilkV, C . C .'s Letter Ili7 



Nuclei, Two in one Hive 2(10 



Pollen, diff. Colors 192 



Queens, Introducing 184 



Robbers, Managing 191 



Sections, To put on 170 



Separators 187 



Shingles lor bee teed 18S 



Sparrow, Chirping 185 



Stehle's Visit 18:! 



Starters, Fastening 167 



Starting new bee journals . .20.5 



Starters Size of 1(17 



Suggestion. Bold 195 



Sufphur 186 



Swann-eatcher, Best 193 



Swanning-box, "New 193 



Trans, in New Way 194 



Tiip to .Tetterson 173 



Vf ntilation 168 



\entilation. Upward 186 



Wint. without Polluu 19.) 



Women as Bee-keepei's 187 



Workers, Fertile 167 



lOLT-LAND 



uA. 3Nr 33 



.Vpi>ai-y, Shop-roof 193 



Apiary, Flat River 194 



Banner Apiary 165 



Beach's Experience 191 



Bees, Length of Flight 181 



Bees, Bare-headed 167 



Bees in Sicily 191 



Bees, Handling ill Winter.. .171 



Kees. To JIake 192 



Bees by the Pound 19.") 



Bees, \Vater for 176, 192 



Bee-Tree 17.) 



Bee-book, An Old 191 



Basswood 186 



Blue-thistle Honev 193 



Box-Eldei-s 176 



Buckwheat 172 



Carroll's Letter 167 



Catalpa 181 



Cellars 187 



Chaff Hives 196 



Circulars Received 164 



Combs Outside 183 



Dallas' Report 194 



Deane System 195 



Doolittle 168 



Dzieraon Theorj- 185, 187 



Kggs, Sex of 173 



Enti-ances, Fixing 193 



Extractors 175 



Feeder, Kendel's 174 



Feeding in open air 196 



Florida 194,196 



Flour Candv in Jan 195 



Foul Brood' 169 



Grimm's Letter 166 



GTFRM QUEENS. 



Tested Holy-Land Queens, in March and AprH, 

 $5.00. Selected, $7.50. 



ALL BRED FROM MOTHERS IMPORTED BY 



D. A. JONES. 

 Cyprians at the same price. Reared in separate 

 apiaries, H. B. HARRINGTON. 



3 Medina, Ohio. 



20 SWARMS OF BEES FOR SALE! 



I will sell, and deliver to Louisville express office 

 from ] to 20 swarms of Italian and hybrid bees at 

 the following prices : In 10-f rame 2-story Langstrot h 

 hives, each «10 00; in 8-framc 1-story L. hives, each 

 $7.50. Pure Italians, f 1.00 per colony more. Thoy 

 have all straight worker combs, .youn^ queens, and 

 are as strong as any that 1 have at the time of ship- 

 ment. I will guarantee safe arrival to your express 

 ottico, and am determined to give satisfaction. No 

 order filled unless accompanied by the cash. No 

 discount on the above prices. Address 



A. SCHNEIDER, 

 34d Cor. 2flth & Market Sts., Louisville, Ky. 



HEADQUARTSRS FOB. 



EARLY ITALIAN AND CYPRIAN BEES 



Two, three, and four frame nuclei and tested queens 

 a specialty; rousing fuil stocks and bees for sale by 

 the pound. Basswood trees of all sizes at a bargain. 

 Safe arrival and satisfaction guaranteed. Send for 

 circular. A. W. CHENEY, 



4d Kanawha Falls. W. Va. 



Cash for Beeswax! 



Will pay 21e per lb. cash, or 23c in trade for any 

 quantity of good, fair, average beeswax, delivered 

 at our R. R. station. The same will be sold to those 

 who wish to purchase, at 27c per lb. 



A. I. ROOT, Medina, Ohio. 



P. S.— Unless you put your name on the hox, and 

 tell how much you have sent, I can not hold myself 

 responsible for mistakes. It will not pay as a gen- 

 eral thing to send wax by Express. A. I. Root. 



ABIOTHER NEW tOEA ! 



Foundation all ready for business. Every sheet 

 wired and bound around with a light wooden rim 

 ready to ad.iust instantly into yc)ur frame. No ad- 

 vance in prices. Small samnle for tic. I shall also 

 I breed Choice Italian and Holy-Laud Queens, prac- 

 ticing a new stimulative process. Write now for 

 prices and particulars to JOHN H. MARTIN, 

 ^ 3.2d Hartford, N. X. 



ITbee-keeper wanted. 



Must be experienced and reliable. No person 

 using intoxicating liquors, tobacco, or cigars, need 

 apply. A married man preferred. Must be iudus- 

 trioiis. Address DR. ISAAC EDWARDS, 

 13tfd Omaha, Nebraska. 



Applies for the Apiary. 



Purchase your Hives, Crates, and Sections, from 

 j where pine lumber can be bought cheap. Special 

 ; attention given to large orders. 

 ' 2-7d HIRAM ROOP, Carson City, Mich. 



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rublisUcd WEEK.I..Y, at S3.00 a year. 



'I'ho first .and third numbers of each month, Sl.OO ayear. 



The tirst number of each month, SO cents a year. 



THOMAS G. NEWMAX, Editor and Proprietor, 



W?* West Madison Street, Chtcaeo, 111. 



MAHER & 6R0SH, 



34 N. Monroe St., 

 TOLEDO, OHIO. 



NEW KNIFE.-3-blade; Stag or Ebony 

 Handle; long blade, as carefully made as a 

 razor. Price, postpaid, $1. All our goods 

 haud-forged from razor steel, and replaced 

 FREE if soft or flawy. Our 

 Farmer's Extra strong 2« 

 blade 75c; medium, 2-blade, 

 ' 50c: 1-blade, 25c; 

 extra strong 1- 

 blade, 50c. Hunt- 

 ing knife f1. La- 

 dies fine 2-blade. 

 .50c; Gents' 3-blade 

 $1. Bu teller 

 Knife, 6 in. blade, 

 50 cts. 49-page list 

 sent free. 



