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GLEANINGS IN BEE CUL'l URE. 



made hives, Hummell's 1199; Apiary of Susan 

 Williams 89; Apiary, back-lot in Indiana 1319; 

 Apiary, Britt, in Oregon 943; Apiary, Coggs- 

 hall's 1499-1501; Apiary, Bartlebaugh's 150; 

 Apiary, Fowls' 1377; Apiary, Hutcliinson's in 

 Michigan; 753; Apiary, Klein's 430: Apiary, 

 Mercer's plan of arranging 149; Apiary, Dr. 

 Miller's 1442; Apiary, Morris, in Kentuclcy 945; 

 Apiary, North Carolina 696; Apiary, Patter- 

 son's elevated 428; Apiary, queen-rearing 693; 

 Apiary, Texas 635; Apiary, Townsend's Kal- 

 kaska, in Michigan 1000; Apiary, Townsend's 

 Pine Lake, in Michigan 999; Aspinwall's 

 apiary 1065-1069. 



Bee-tree, Cartan's 219; Bee-tree, large 637; 

 Beuhne, F. R. 1062; Beuhne watching flight 

 of bees 1063; Boat for moving Holterman's 

 bees 1257-1259; Bottom-board, double 98, 1136, 

 1266; Box hi\-e, removing sides 498; Box-liive 

 apiary 1059; Boys, two views of 698; Brace- 

 combs built by Caucasians 1132. 1133; Brood- 

 frames, deep space under 1266; Brunnich, Dr.. 

 of Switzerland 814; Building, removing honey 

 from roof 570. 



Cage, collapsible, for demonstration 33; Can- 

 filling arrangement. Townsend's 761; Can- 

 flller, Atwater's 1440; Can-flller, automatic 

 811; Canadian Ass'n men, Simcoe and Middle- 

 sex counties 817; Capping-melter, Peterson's 

 559; Capping-melter, latest pattern 1378-1380; 

 Capping-melter, Mercer's 218; Car, to load 

 hives in 502; Cartons, comb-honey 1072; Cau- 

 casians build brace-combs 1132, 1133; Cauca- 

 sians, comb honey from 691; Celery, growing 

 in Florida 566, 567; Cellar. Davidson's con- 

 crete 1317: Clustering out in spite of shade- 

 boards 944; Coggshall's apiary and home 1499- 

 1501; Comb honey, fancy 91; Comb honey from 

 super containing extracting-combs 631; Comb 

 lionev twelve years old 1437; Comb-honey ex- 

 hibition-cases 1436; Comb supported only by 

 wire 34; Comb-building, natural, in glass hive 

 1495; Combs built in open air 569, 692; Combs 

 built outdoors 692; Combs with hole cut in 

 center for winter 1381; Convention, Brant 

 district 285; Convention, Michigan 'state 428; 

 Convention south Idaho and east Oregon 632; 

 Convention of National association 1502, 1503. 



Panielson. Daniel 634: Danzen baker frames 

 well filled 636: Demonstration, Dr. Bigelow's 

 in Indiana 30; Drone, queen, and worker •1006; 

 Drumming bees from box hives 497. 



Egg. enlarged view of 1498; Entrance, ves- 

 tibuled 1080: Entrance-block 1447: Entrance, 

 contractor 234: Entrance-controller. "Weber 

 96; Entrance-protector, Halter's 97; Entrance 

 protected bv slanting board 1387; Entrance, 

 deep 290, 1328; Entrance-protector 354; En- 

 trance-wedges, to control size of 369; En- 

 trance, T\^oodward's protected 1327; Escape, 

 hive-lifting lever for inserting 695; Exhibit 

 in Utah 433; Exhibit by Lebanon association 

 1262: Exhibit at Virginia state fair 636; Ex- 

 hibit, Bailey's 756: Exhibits of The A. I. Root 

 Co. 235. 283. 284; Exhibition-cases for comb 

 honey 1436; Extracting-house, Hanson's 1439; 

 Extracting-room, Fowls' 1376: Extractor, Eng- 

 land 1385. 



Feed-mixing can 1264; Feeder, Alexander, 

 capacity of increased 151; Feeder, glass-cov- 

 ered, for back of hive 1438; Feeder, England 

 and Canada 1385; Feeder, simplicitv used as 

 Alexander 295; Floods, apiary protected from 

 1260; Florida cottage, dia.gram of 1015; Flor- 

 ida, homes of A. I. Root 819; Flying-machine, 

 Wright's 1382; Foul-brood colonies, comb honey 

 from 495. 496: Foul-brood map of New Eng- 

 land 1001; Foundation gnawed when fastened 

 with splints 1127; Foundation-fastener. Dewey 

 764; Foundation, buckling of 152; Foundation" 

 Yoder's plan to fasten on three sides 431, 432: 

 Fowls. Chalon. and familv 1375; Frame-S. Eng- 

 land 1384: Frame-spacer, bent nail for 41; 

 France, E. 351; Fritzsche, Edna 289. 



Ghurib Das 287: Grading, dishonest 358. 813: 

 Gradmg, proper 1316. | 



Hand-car in apiary 568; Hassler Bros. 758; 

 Hives made by windmill 217; Hive, England 

 1384; Hives, curious patterns of 1435; Hives, 

 evolution of 574. 575, 576; Hives, ornamental 

 3 57; Hive-cover of shingles 1138; Hive-lifter 

 1"'.22; Hive-lifting crane 951; Hive-lifting lever 

 ior inserting escape 695: Hive-lifting wheel- 

 cart 951; Hive-lifting wheelbarrow 997; Hive 

 r umber, SchoH's 87; Hive-scraper 102; Hive 

 shed, Wagoner's 436: Hive-stand, elevated 284 

 Hive-stand of .'^aw-mill slab 234; Hive-tool 

 Atwater's 877; Holland bee-keeping 1195-1198 

 Honey properly graded 1316; Honey-board 

 Crane's, to prevent travel-stain 1507, 1508; 

 Honey-gate, home-made 221; Honey-house. 

 Atwater's portable 886; Honey-plant that 

 1 looms after frost 356; Honey-plants in New 

 Zealand 434; Honey-tanks, Alexander's 1506; 

 Honeysuckle arbor 1130, 1131; Hornet's nest 

 819. 



Introducing cage, new style of Miller 763; 

 Introducing-cage, Miller improved 147. 



Kramer, Ulrich 879. 



Landis. Hiram 153; Legs of bee, Brunnich 

 en 1002-1006; Liquefler made like cake-tin 948 



Merrill, D. E. 757; Mice-gnawed combs 698; 

 Michigan, hard-maple forests in 563; Miller. 

 Dr. C. C. 939: Moving on water to basswood 

 1257-1259; Moving bees, screen cover for 501: 

 Muse. Winnie C. 633, 



National convention meeting place 755; Nur- 

 sery-cage, Bain's 1318. 



Observatory hive. Rich's 1320; Oil-stove for 

 heating uncapping-knife 751; Open-air colon\' 

 569; Outdoor colony 692. 



Paper, fastening around hive 1080; Paper 

 winter case 355; Paper winter cases 697. 1265: 

 Paper winter cases, to put on 93; Pollen on 

 legs of bees 1496, 1497; Poultry-coop 638. 



Quebec bee-keepers 154; Queens, two win- 

 tered in one hive 582; Queen-excluder as used 

 in England 1386; Queen-rearing, Fluharty on 

 1007. 



Raspberry pasturage in Michigan 564, 565; 

 Rauchfuss, Frank and family 32; Robinson, 

 T. P. 215. 



Separators. Atwater's method of cleaning 

 S78: Shade and no shade 1315; Shade of honey- 

 suckle arbor 1130, 1131; Shade-boards, cluster- 

 in,g out in spite of 944; Shed apiary 90. 288: 

 Shed apiary in Maine 637; Shed for winter 

 Britton's 1438; Shed for winter packing 446; 

 Shipping-case, sliding-cover 1060; Shoe. Cow- 

 ard 1514; Smile that won't come off 1201; 

 Smoker-valve, to renew 371; Splints gnawed 

 bv bees 1127; Split sections 631; Step-ladder, 

 handy 437; Storm-door 96. 97, 354, 1080, 1387; 

 Strainer, cheese-cloth. Hutchinson on 812: 

 Strainer supported by heavy wire cloth 

 1208; Strainer, Townsend's 761: Sun palace 

 for national convention 755; Super, England 

 1384; Swarm, Davidson's 1317; Swarm, to hive 

 814-816; Swarm-catching cage 1261; Swarm- 

 catcher of burlap sack 764; Swarm-catcher. 

 Dayton's 1509; Sweet clover, cattle feeding on 

 220; Sweet clover on Chicago drainage canal 

 940, 941; Swiss bee station 427; Swiss bee- 

 keeping 879, 880-884. 



Tent for chickens 1508; Transferring bees 

 from box hives 497-499; Transferring. Wilder's 

 method 1321; Travel-stain, Crane's honev- 

 board to prevent 1507, 1508; Tvler, M, 

 D.. of Seville 1070. 



Uncapping-box, Mclntyre, Townsend on 760; 

 TTncapping-can made of cracker-barrel 751; 

 Uncapping-knife heater 751. 



Veils, various styles of 93, 94; Virgins in 

 nursery-cage 1318; Von Buettel-Reepen in 

 garden 222. 



Wagon for selling honey 1071; Wagon, honey 

 and vegetable 1129; Wagon, removable tray 

 for 1377, 1378: Watering-device for chicks 

 1074; Wax -press. Sibbald's 211 : Wax-separator, 

 Aikin's 1314: Windmill, Robinson's 216; Winter 

 case and vestibuled entrance 97: Winter cases 

 of boxes 697; Winter cases of tar paper 151; 

 Winter ca-^es of paper 151, 1265; Williams, 

 Susan E. 88; Wiring frames 758. 



