GLEAXIXGS IX BEE CULTURE. 



Dec. 



Int'g Virgfin Queens fi66 



Langstroth 662 



Maple Syrup for Winter. . . .677 



Martins and Bees 675, 079 



Martin's Report 661 



Moldv Combs 679 



Our Own Apiary 6,57 



Positive Statements 682 



Pump. Johnston 6C7 



Queens Crippled in Leg 682 



Queen 5 Years Old 674 



Queen, The R.iUed 679 



Queens, to Mail * 676 



Queens, CliiM'fd I'.r4 



Queens. Hani fo intii«liKT,c.:.". 



Qucen-CrlU. Cat,'iiitr I'l'ii 



Kaspberi ivs 6i'.s 



Removing Wide Frames 6W 



Reports Discouraginir 681 



Retailing Ext. Honey 676 



Smokers Without Valve . . .6,58 



Smoker-Tubes, Cleaning 67,5 



Sour Honey 679 



Spafford's Drone-Excluder. .674 



Sumac 666 



Swarming, Peculiar 674 



Sweet Clover 672 



Syrioltalians 679 



Tent With Hole in Top 658 



Texas Report 679 



Wax-Extractors 663 



Wintering 680 



Winter Entrance 675 



Workers. Non-Flying 675 



Yellow Jessamine 663 



OCTOBER 15. 



Af ter-Swai-ms 705 



Alsike Clover 692 



Bark-Louse Nectar 702 



Bees Hatching Chickens 710 



Bees Up Stairs 712 



Bee Botany 706 



Bee-Keepers Union 722 



Carniolans 693, 694 



Chaddock's Letter 695 



Combs, Why They Melted.. 695 



Combs, Moldy 712 



Cook's Letter 697 



Doolittle's Letter 705 



Dry Faeces 703 



Editorials 721 



Essay on Bees 713 



False Statements 7(i« 



Fawn. Pet 712 



Fdn. With High Wall> 7-« 



Flying' on Chilly Days >m 



Foul Brond, New Phas,- tW.t 



rrelseiiiiuin Hcini-v C'.i? 



Hedd.Mi ..11 V»-iiit,Ting r.'.i.". 



Hilt..n-sA|.iaiv i.'.is 



Honey ('.)luiiiM i.'t' 



Hoiiev.Kipc r.'.'i 



.lai W,- 



Sort 



Sun<Uy <^.i..'stion... 

 Tacks. Two r.iiiitei: 

 Terry's To.il-House 



Terral's Report 



Time of Hatching, i 

 Tobacco Column... 



709 



NOVEMBER 1. 



After-Swarms 730 



Alsike Cldver 754 



Banner Apiary 729 



Bassv.....! Tr.-.- 746 



Bfi-I>i~.a>.'. N;.iueless 7.53 



Bet- .-.11.1 (LL-i-Mills 7,51 



ncsSt.-.lii.KKk't-'s 7.36 



I!.-.-, Shipi.ing Irom Fla..,,732 



I'.fc^. l..-ri-tli of Flight 7.55 



P...S, Why They Cluster... 747 



i:.-.'s, CT.iss 753 



r.e.s, Burying 7,50 



Beginii.'i's Experience 738 



Bla.'Ics Ir.mi Imp. Queen. ... 7,50 



B..X Hiv.. Ah. -ail 746 



Buckwh.at, Prci.aring for. 7,31 



Bucl;-.\l)iat. T.> Rai,«e 730 



Buzz-saw, Home-made 746 



California 755 



Caves. ■ 752 



Comb Honey at Fairs., .735, 745 



Conventi<.ns 7,56 



Copying Names in Gl 752 



Corn-House for Wintering.. 751 



Early- Amber Molasses 7.55 



Editorials 7.57 



Extrator, Automatic 735 



Fdn. from Plain Sheets 745 



False Statements 737 



Fatteniner-Boats 751 



Feed, to Place Over Cluster 755 



Fish-Story 746 



Florida 739 



Frames, Reversible 740 



Grape Sugar 749 



Heads of Grain 744 



Hill Device, To Place 751 



Honey Column 728 



Honey, Counterfeit 737 



Honey, Counterfeit 737 



Honey- A nts 755 



Honey-Dew, Crystallized. . .749 



House Apiary 744 



Johnson Pump 749 



Kind Words 756 



Knee-joint of Bee 743 



Manitoba 736 



Martins and B-es 741 



Notes on Oct. Glkanixgs.. .73,3 



(i.i,,i- n- Hivf^ '.'.'.".'.'.'.'.'.^iS. 



Wheelbarrow for Juveniles734 



Wintering in Cave 752 



Zinc, Perforated 747 



Sunllowers 749 



Swarming while Extracting745 



Swanns, Natural 742 



Sweet Clover 748 



Texas 754 



Wax-Extractor, Solar 753 



Weeds .at Entrance 752 



Error, Typographical 832 



Ei-ysipelas and Stings 826 



Eulogy- A Poem 814 



Extractor, Home-made 829 



Extravagant Esti's on Carp. 827 



False Statements 821 



Fowls on Introducing 823 



Frames in Brood-chamber.. 8'25 



Frames, Reversible 816 



Frames, Feeding under 8:)0 



Heads of Grain 826 



Heddon System 828 



Hives in Darkness 830 



H oney Column 808 



Honey, Extracted 813 



Honey, Horsemint 831 



Honey. Morning-glory 831 



Honey, Poisonous 810 



Honey, Yellow-.iessamine .8'i6'7 



Humbugs .and Swindles 835 



McCay's Report 818 



Notes and Queries 8&5 



Our Own Apiary 813 



Peck's Report 827 



Pollen-basktt, The 834 



Programme of Detroit Con .820 



Queens Laying Late 828 



Q'ns. Young, for New Cors..8l9 



Queens, Finding 8'22 



Queens, Black. To Find 822 



Queens from South 832 



Queens, How Late Fert'df ..826 



Queens. Two in Hive 831 



Report from one Swarm 830 



Salt at Entrances 828 



Separators, Necessity of — 816 



Swa i-ming. Automatic 825 



Texas, Season in 817 



Wax-extractors, Solar 810 



DECEMBER 15. 



Absorbents in Winter 854 



Apiary in Florida 852 



Bees and Black Honey 871 



Bees, Stealing 872 



Brood, Desiccated 853 



Brood. Disease of 853 



Carp Swindle 855 



Cat, Intelligent 872 



Detroit Speech 8.59 



Earth , Temperature of 856 



Editorials 879 



False Statements 849 



Fou! Brood, by D. A. Jones..85« 

 Gras^h.ippers and Flowers 872 



Hauibaugh's Childhood 817 



Honesty in Business 8.51 



Honey Column 843 



Honey, Bid 873 



' Hun>bugs and Swindles 855 



Martyr, Self-made 873 



My Neighbors f 59 



Note of a Bee's Hum 858 



1 Our Own Apiary 845 



Pets 870 



Phenol 874 



! Pollen, Color of 872 



Queen, Drone- Laying 8.58 



Oueen-Cells 848 



Rattlesnake Apiary 874 



Reports Discouraging 850 



Reports Encouragmg 8.50 



lU-vfr-ing Devices 846 



Dysent.ry li 

 Editorials . . 

 Egg, Stolen. 



Swarm, Bringing Down. 

 Wax-Extractor 



INDEX TO CORRESPONDENTS. 



Adams H. 835: Adams Nellie, 33; Adams RJ175; AdamsouJ. 

 612; Addenbrooke Rachel, 282; Addenbrooke W, 32, 317: Addi- 

 son W W, 132. 482; Albrecht G W, 125: Allen H, 711: Allen W, 682, 

 763; Alley H 93, 164, 632; Ambrose S. 238; Anderson Ann.a ,57; An- 

 derson Minnie R. 63; Anderson P L. 126: Anderson WL. 103; 

 AngellWD. 179; Archer O. 7.51; Anvine E S, .587, 674; Atchlev 

 Amanda 710; A T P, 556; Austin A S. 173; Austin Jennie A, 03: 

 Austin Nannie 63; Avery J 079; Axtell Mrs L C, 340, 776 ; Axtcll 

 MA, 62; Ayres G F, 8.-». 



Babcock E E. 125; Babson Mrs H, 7.55; Babson S. 426. 465; Ba- 

 con CW, 176; Bair H,65: Bailey M, 460; Baird W. 827: Baker O 

 H, 425; Baldwin B T. .533. 799; Baldwin P. 769; Baldwin S J. 535: 

 Ball J R. 214; Bnllantine W. 195; Banks I D. 352. 637; Barber R J, 

 389; Barber R T, 714, 837; Barger Kittle M,362; Barlow J, 666; 

 Barlow Sarah D, 1.33; Barnes J O, 6i9, 794; Barnes Lizzie, 498; 

 Barnes B B, 410; Barnes WF&J, 741; Bartholf T \V, .536: Bar- 

 ton E D. 30: Bassett D S. 387; Baum A H, f05; Baum G W, 33; 

 Beach J D, 28; Beach D E. 698: Beatty E. 568; Beckwith L 196; 

 Bee. 308: Beech O A, 247: Bellfleur J 0,828; Beltz P.837: Bennett 

 Annie. 351; Bennett Bertie, 639; Bennett FC, 207; Bennetl, 462; 

 Bennett M, 639: Bentlv Sarah M. 392, 412; Benton F. 561: Best D 

 E. 387; Betten B,243; Bingham Minnie, 63; Blackford Francis W, 

 608; Blaeuer J A, 794; Blanck E K, 529, ,596: Blank T P, 136: Blan- 

 ton O M, 597; Blatherwick C. 3;i8; Bliss VV W, 102, 172, 275, .310; 

 Blood A H K, 373: Boardman H R, .373: Boles F. 873; Bolton S H, 

 246^ 338; Bolton AV, 792; Bomherger W M, ,588, 845; Bond C W, 465; 

 Boomhower Edna A, 041; Boomhower F, 83 120, 171; Boomhow- 

 er Novice, 208; Boone C & H. 713; Boothe H D, 425; Boss H L. 

 237; Bostick F J, 794; Bostwlck C L, 317; Boylston S C, 444; 

 Bradley F F, 134; Brady Jesse, 404: Brayman A H. 176. 302; 

 Breekenridge J E,426; Brewer M L. 746; Brewster Mrs M. 837; 

 Brewster F, 872; Brewster R R, 872; Briggs Bertie, 281; Briggs 

 Katie, 792; Briggs Lena W, a50; Briggs Mabel. 281: Broers M, 338, 

 754,766; Brogden OH, 210; Brogdon Claude E, 137; Brooks E S, 



Add.a, IM: Bri 



G S, 



Kniv M (, W. iJil: Brown J D,6.30; Brown J H,317: Brown J PH, 

 31; Br.-wn .M, IW; Brown R, 532; Brown T, 8.37; BrnbaWer D E, 

 343, 515. 747; Brunn R, 105; Brush A G, S90: Bryan A W, 817; Bry- 

 ant C, 754; Brvant M,,5«; Bugbee AC. 8.35; bulkley Blanch, 353; 

 Bunker A.ll, 96.191. 300, 314,342, 663; Bunker Clara. 388; Bunker 

 TC, 313; Burgess F W.609; Burke E. 396; Burnett R A. 71: Bur- 

 nett SL, 1.34; Burton Cora, 872; Busick Eliza 11,713; Buss Clif- 

 ford 640; ButlerE A, 56L 



Calver F D. 703; Caldwell J L. 469, 606: Cameron H B. 747: 

 Campbell J. 737; Canadian Bee Journal, 808; Carpenter W H. 

 92, 489; Carper S L. 042: Carr E Y. 175; Carroll B F. 170. 465; 

 Cartmell G B, 754; Cartright J, 3.50: Cary R F. 3.38: C.ase G. 66; 

 Case J B. 464; Case N. 247: Cathor W H. 648: Cauch H. 794: 

 Chaddock Mahala B, 26.59,131.278.331.346.372.422,447,480,488, 

 .514, .5.50, 610. 611, 6S0 673, 680, 695. 699. 7,55. 767. 834: Chandler C. 31: 

 Charlton H, 642; Cheney A W,.^31; Church Mrs F L, 468, 749; 

 Churchill, E P. 18, •,?67, 816; Christian Sarah A, 64: Christie A. 

 813; Clablierdebosh Hcrr 464; Claik (' F. 74«: <'i:,,k C J, 245: 

 Clark I A, .338; Clark J B, 716: Clarke K S, .V.'.-.: darke W F, 37,5, 

 627,683: Clements Janie M, 209. Ch.m.iit Nannie S, 209: Cleve- 

 land (4. ,314: Cleveland G F, 176, 7,55; Cleveland W, 134; Cline C 

 E, 468; Cline J, 174, 373: Cloyer A C,530; Cochran Annie, 670: 

 Cocke LS, 461: Cole E,460: Cole J L,273: Cole J S, 338; Coles J 

 D.538. S?5; Collins Mrs J. 462; Colton Mrs L 0,821; Comstock 



W, 164; Connor D, 3.37: Cook A J, 156, 179. 

 :::'.6. 359, 376, 378, 391, 418, 445, 4.55. 486. 621. 

 k Mary E, 495; Cook S,245: Cook W. 60; 

 .'Oil; Coon O E, 457; Cornell Nellie, 872; 



V AltaM,352; CostellowC W,a31.53t, 733: 

 •oulter Grade, 280; Coulter .lanie, 280; 



er O W, ,5,37; Cowan A P, ,524; Cowing T, 

 Cox E C. 677; Cox Stella, 63; Cox V, 871; 



F1..V 



Colon .Ma he I < ', 

 Coulter J Sr, 246; 

 Cox Altie, ' 



Craig J, 495; Crane KB, 317; Cranston F W, 462; Cranston Net- 



