GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Sage honey scarce in California 741; San 

 Francisco market quoted too high 1426; 

 Schoolchildren, bee-talks for 20; Sealed cov- 

 ers V. absorbents 1489; Sections, split, a la 

 hand 82; Sections, split, when introduced 488; 

 Sections, split, v. regular 414; Sections, split, 

 V. whole 415; Sections, split, in England 414; 

 Sections, weight of 277; Sections, weight of 

 in Nebraska 337; Second-hand cans con- 

 demned 1245; Selling honey by sample 1049; 

 Selling honey by weight 141; Selling honey, 

 caution 743; Separatored honey v. unsepara- 

 tored 339; Shipping-cases sold with honey 

 1177; Simmins, S., pioneer in inventions 488; 

 Smelter smoke and bees 204; Smoker fuel, 

 greasy waste for 868; Split sections a la hand 

 82; Split sections, see sections, split; Spray- 

 ing in bloom, consequences of 546; spraying, 

 Ontario government on 745; Spring or fall 

 feeding 337; Square cans v. barrels 1245; 

 Square cans, new v. second-hand 1245; Square 

 cans, second-hand not advised 1245; Stings 

 for rheumatism 202; Sting, painless 802; 

 Storm-doors at entrances 622, 1488; Straw- 

 berries preserved in honey 278; Subscription 

 ■offers 1489; Subscriptions, unexpired 277; 

 Sugar, cane or beet 928, 1117; Sulphites in- 

 jurious to health 21; Supers, getting bees in- 

 to 802; Supers, shallow v. deep for extract- I 



A. I. ROOT' 



Advertising, misleading 1454; Air, navigating 

 1453; Alfalfa for chicks 1334; Alfalfa for hens 

 •648; Alfalfa and lime 1273; Anti-saloon league 

 in Florida 162: Anti-saloon league upheld 897; 

 Apples, raw, for food 1333. 



Bee-keepers and poultrymen 1454; Beer for 

 v-orkmen, effect of 43; Bible, chicken 1146; 

 Firds, Roosevelt on 1334; Biscuit of shredded 

 wheat 1145; Boys visiting at cabin in the 

 woods 953: Brooder, flreless 770; Butter, 

 thurnless 1452. 



Cabins in the woods 835; Cannon denounced 

 1274; Celery story, big 709; Celery v. wheat 

 -10; Celery, Latimer's farm 511, 587; Charts, 

 temperance, in school 1331; Chauffeurs, 

 drunken 1451; Chicks, dav-old 1146; Chicken 

 story 237: Chickens for boys 647: Chickens 

 without brooder 44; Chickens, raising in Au- 

 gust 1146: Clover, crimson 298; Cool, to keep 

 1015; Copyright, 767; Cottage, our Florida 1015. 

 Ducks 898; Dull and sluggish 708. 

 Eggs, germless 956; Eggs, non -hatching 

 SOT; Electricity, progress of 1392; Eggs, wom- 

 an's gi-eat record 837. 



Florida, drawbacks of 373; Florida mostly 

 dry 1018; Food, uncooked, etc. 1012. 



Gardening in Florida 160; Grip, remedy for 

 44: Grip, Terry on 709; Guns for boys 1274. 



Hanley, governor 1274; Hens without males 

 S37, 956; Hen, contrary 895; Hen's nest, to 

 make 768, 898: Holmes, death of Mrs. 644; 

 Homes, discussion of 103; Honey and apples 

 for food 1272; Hopper feeding 837, 1085. 



Inoculation of clover soil 838; Island, Robin- 

 son Crusoe 1017. 

 Jelly of glucose 710. 



Lancaster meeting 1141; Lawson, T. L. 1145; 

 Leghorns in Florida, A. I. R.'s 44; Liberty, 

 personal 1451; Lies concerning temperance 



ing 1244; Swarming prevented by running for 

 extracted 624; Swarming, hives v. methods to 

 prevent 625; Swarming, prevention of 801; 

 Sweet clover on Chicago canal 929; Sweet 

 clover for cattle 202; Sweet clover, "Wallace's 

 Farmer on 625; Syrup for winter food 1244. 

 Tariff on wax and honey 1365; Telephone 

 wires kill bees 1118; Tiering up or under 

 801; Topics for 20; Trolley wire to avoid lift- 

 ing hives 1119; Turkey feather to brush bees 

 989. 



Uncapping by machinery 1425; Uncapping- 

 knives, hot or cold 990; Uncapping-knife, 

 straight-handled 1244; Uniting by paper plan 

 1304; Uniting in fall, hints on 1178. 

 Ventilation, bottom, in cellars 202. 

 Wax craft, by Cowan 929; Wax production, 

 does it pay 1366; Wax-moths and foul brood 

 201; Weber's entrance-controller 488; Wells 

 system 203; Wheelbarrow, hive-lifting 988; 

 Wilder's southern bee culture 624; Wiley on 

 glucose 80; Winter cases for bees 337; Win- 

 ter cases, color of 413; Winter cases, paper 

 546; Winter losses converted into profit 141; 

 Winter losses turned into profit 1305; Winter, 

 general preparations for 1245; Wintering in 

 cellar or outdoors 1245; Wintering in warm 

 building 1489; Wyoming, bee territory for 19. 



S WRITINGS 



588; Living long 1332; Longevity, Wu-Ting- 

 Fang 1145. 



Magazines and temperance 1451; Manure, 

 waste of poultry 1083; Marriage, divorce, etc. 

 1081; McClave. visit to 705; Miller's first visit 

 at Medina 1448; Minister, the fearless 958; 

 Missouri voting dry 648; Mob law 766; Mon- 

 day, sickness on 1333; Money, place to de- 

 posit 1209; Money wasted by children 1389; 

 Murray on the saloon 1332. 



Navy, needless to enlarge 1017, 1271; Nuts 

 and apples 1271. 



Oats, sprouted 770; Oats, wild 1329; Ohio on 

 temperance 1018; Overcoming, Cartter on 1211. 



Parcels post 162; Partridges 9.57; Phllo, visit 

 to 585; Poultrv-book, best 1214; Poultry, profits 

 in 1517; Poultry-house of cloth 1273, 1516; Pro- 

 ■ gressive poultry culture 1213. 



Reforms, moral 449; Robbing the sick 1454; 

 Root, A. I., his department 1334. 



Saloons and police 1394, 1450; Secret for 

 winter eggs 1274; Secrets, selling 431, 512, 765, 

 1214, 1333; Seed, selecting 833; Shoe, Coward 

 1514: Stomach, troubles with 1454; Suicide, 

 adultery, etc. 1269; Sweet clover for pasture 

 161, 710. 838, 1018, 1144. 



Temperance among bee-keepers 1332; Tem- 

 perance in Indiana 1452; Temperance, two 

 sets of boys 707: Terry and his teachings 1086; 

 Tuberculosis 236. 



Uhl, visit to 586. 



Ventilation 296; Voting for good men 1086. 



Wellington, meeting in 704; Wells, blowing 

 104; Wheat, Alaska 1085; Wheat, book of 1212; 

 Wheat, Egyptian 1144; Wheat, miracle 1145: 

 Wheat, rolled, home-made 1393; Whisky and 

 consumption 1454; Whisky, jug for Christmas 

 707, 1518; Wright brothers 836, 1390. 



CONTRIBUTORS 



Adema, W. M. 1327; Aikin, R. C. 1511; Allen 

 G. H. 703; Allen, H. G. 1137; Alexander, E 

 W. 29, 209, 281, 366, 418. 504, 572, 642, 1135 

 Alwin, L. C. 1265; Amnions, B. A. 102; Ander- 

 son, D. L. 1139; Anderson, grant 102; Anthony 

 S. 434; Archibald, T.' 1137; Ashley, A. A. 1388 

 Aspinwall, L. A. 758; Atkinson, J. C. 509; At- 

 water, E. F. 151, 221, 820, 855, 877, 1127, 1439 

 Auten, B. C. 1328; Averill, B. F. 755. 



Babcock, G. W. 1185; Bachtel, I. C. 1387 

 Bacon, Mrs. J. W. 693; Bagnall, F. E. 950 

 Bailey, John 757: Baker, E. C. 1011; Balch 

 .1. C. 213: Baldwin, E. G. 1254; Baldwin, L. 

 E. 1139; Barr, C. W. 584, 829; Barringer T J 

 41: Bartlebaugh, Rev. J. B. 150; Bassett, H 

 lOOo; Bearden, J. A. 952; Becktell, R. S 583- 

 Beckwith, L W. 236, 1011; Bell, John 951- 

 Bender, C. F. 433; Bentley, Jack, 832; Ben- 

 ton, R. 1322, 1432; Berguy, M. B. 102; Best 

 D. E. 1447; Beuglas, Wm. 1139; Beuhne r' 



1203; Bibbee, Welch 636; Biddle, Ben 40; 

 Bieseman, P. 949, 1326; Bigelow, E. F. 1495; 

 Blocher, D. J. 1512; Blunk, J. P. 448; Boddie, 

 C. L. 101; Bohm, Peter 830; Bonney, A. F. 

 583, 946, 1010. 1138; Boothe, W. J. D. 1387; 

 Bradley, B. H. 91; Breach, P. W. 1512; Breon, 

 M. D. 1208; Brewer, M. L. 570; Britt, E. 944; 

 Britton, E. C. 1438; Brovald, A. C. 997, 1137; 

 Brown, E. L. 233. 1262; Bruhn, A. 236, 1438; 

 Brunner, M. A. R. 1435; Brunnich, Dr. S14, 

 878. 1002; Burch, G. 294; Burnett, R. A. 39- 

 Burns, A. J. 364; Burr, Leslie 699, 1126; Bush, 

 C. 1011; Bussey, Earl 156; Buttel-Reepen, H. 

 223, 438, 820, 1187; Byer, J. L. 98, 292, 633, 887, 

 935: Byers. G. W., .Jr. 102. 



Campbell, F. R. C. 42; Campbell. S. M. 635; 

 Cargo. C. H. 295, 1266; Cartan, Fred J. 219- 

 Case W. W. 362, 1008, 1199; Chalmers, D. 894- 

 Churchill. E. P. 052. 1511; Clark, L. C 806- 

 Clarke, E. H. 235; Click, S. 510; Clover, S k' 



