(CLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



on 562, 638, 693, 751, Sll; Extracted v. comb, 

 see comb, etc.; Extracted-honey production, 

 30 years of 944; Extracting in open air 687; 

 Extracting honey, equipments for 760; Ex- 

 tracting crop in fall 639; Extracting in spring 

 and feeding back 24. 359, 361, 747, 748; Ex- 

 tracting late in the fall 694, 808; Extractlng- 

 combs, preparing carefully 945; Extracting- 

 houses 686; Extracting-room, Hansen's 1439; 

 Extracting-tools 892; Extracting-yards, loca- 

 tion of 999; Extractor with strainer in bot- 

 tom 99, 811; Extractor-covers of cloth not 

 liked 1267; Extractor, gearless 1064; Ex- 

 tractor, size to use 753; Extractors, size to 

 use 760; Extractors, speed of 1511. 



Fairs, experience at 101; Farmer plan of 

 managing 369; Farmers' institutes, lectures 

 at 1431; Farming and bee-keeping 1501; 

 Feeder for back of hive 1438; Feeders of gal- 

 vanized cans 627; Feeder, Alexander, to en- 

 large 151; Feeder, simplicity, used at bottom 

 295; Feeding sealed honey in the spring 83; 

 Feeding thick or thin syrup 212, 493; Feeding 

 outdoors for stimulating 510; Feeding early 

 advised 1323; Feeding for stimulating in 

 Switzerland 681; Feeding in spring, text- 

 books on 572; Feeding for spring in fall 485, 

 504; Feeding unfinished sections in spring 

 445; Feeding In cold weather 17, 448; Feeding 

 back, thin honey for 933; Feeding back after 

 extracting in spring 24, 359, 361, 747, 748; 

 Feeding back to induce brood-rearing 357, 

 359, 361, 422; Feeding in spring, .sealed combs 

 for 357; Feeding to stimulate in spring 1206; 

 Feeding loaf sugar in cellar 1140; Feeding in 

 the fall 29, 98, 139, 485, 504, 748, 808, 945, 1020; 

 Feeding in the cellar 17; Feeding in pie-plates 

 235; Feeding in spring best for weak col- 

 onies 830; Feeding in spring not advised 422, 

 1020; Feeding for stimulating 347, 422; Feed- 

 ing back to finish sections 1182; Feeding in 

 fall v. spring 1200; Feeding for stimulating in 

 the spring 25; Feeding in late fall advocated 

 235; Feeding, experiments in 342; Fermenta- 

 tion of honey in hive 1055, 1444; Fermenta- 

 tion of unripe honey 1254; Floods, protecting 

 hives from 1260; Florida, flow in Manitee 

 county 707; Florida Island, flow on 643; Food 

 value of sugar and honey 1309; Forest fires 

 1423; Formalin gas for disinfecting combs 370; 

 Formic acid in honey 1369; Formic acid for 

 stings 275; Formic acid, how introduced 1303. 

 1363, 1423; Foul brood in Canada 25; Foul 

 brood in Ireland 1052; Foul brood, American 

 281; Foul brood, formalin gas to cure 370; 

 Foul brood, to cure and still get a crop 495; 

 Foul brood, melting combs to get rid of 1423, 

 1488, 1493: Foul brood, to prevent its spread 

 1054; Foul brood, disinfecting honey 952; Foul 

 brood, European. Orton's method for 1504; 

 "Foul brood, honey surplus free from 1208; 

 Foul brood, relation of foundation to 295; 

 Foul brood, samples in broken packages 1122; 

 Foul-brood districts, escapes in 877; Foul- 

 brood inspector, troubles of 1324; Foul -brood 

 inspectors of Ontario 876; Foul-brood inspec- 

 tion, preparation for 1122; Foul-brood legisla- 

 tion in Indiana 1009, 1248; Foul-brood law in 

 Nebraska 335; Foul-brood law in Quebec 153; 

 Foul-broody combs, acid for 40; Foul-broodv 

 honey 1244; Foundation carrying foul brood 

 295; Foundation in sections. Miller on 350: 

 Foundation made with press 799; Foundation 

 to put in full sheets without buckling 431: 

 Foundation fastened at top and sides 290: 

 Foundation fastened on four sides 151, 810: 

 Foundation fastened to horizontal wires 236: 

 Foundation fastened at top and bottom 140: 

 Foundation fastened with melted wax from 

 oil-can 365; Foundation, buckling of 151, 631. 

 1440; Foundation, extra thin, for sections 292, 

 1137; Foundation, puritv of 1183; Foundation, 

 top and bottom starters, see starters; Foun- 

 dation, proper weight for supers 1011; Foun- 

 dation, weight for split sections 702; Founda- 

 tion, weight for sections 561, 739, 740; Founda- 

 tion-fastener, Dewey 764; Fowls, Chalon, vi'Jit 

 to 1375; Frame-handling not practiced 206: 

 Frame-spacers, bent nails for 41; Frames, 

 deep space under 485; Frames, deep space un- 

 der 17, 447, 485, 1047, 1266, 1303, 1368, 142'!. 

 1424, 1488; Frames, nails to support 1199: 

 Frames, size of 275: France, E., sketch of 351 : 

 Freight rates on comb honey 1430; Freig'it 



reduced by good packing 873; French bee- 

 keepers, trouble for 1369; French edition of 

 I.angstroth 1363; French system of apiculture 

 991; Fruit canned with honey 809; Fruit 

 punctured by bees 1309; Fruits, bees pollin- 

 ating 991; Fruit-bloom honey 803; Fruit-blos- 

 soms fertilized by bees 144; Fruit-trees for 

 honey 1309; Fumigating comb honey 830; 

 Fumigating empty combs 1203; Fumigating in 

 tight boxes 1207. 



Georgia bee-keeping 428; German manual of 

 bee-keeping 340; Glucose and corn syrup 493; 

 Glucose as food 1052, 3431; Glucose, name for 

 139. 546; Golden Italians 740; Grading and 

 packing, Foster on 1074; Grading, Crane on 

 1057; Grading, Dr. Miller on 1073; Grading, 

 Colorado rules 546; Grading, dishonest 813; 

 Grading, eastern v. western 806, 1431; Gi-ad- 

 ing, how done at M. A. Gill's 1373; Grafting 

 cells 39; Grafting larvae with head of pin 627: 

 Granulation, see candying, etc.; Grocers, sell- 

 ing honey to 1252. 



Hand-car in apiary 568; Handling live bees 

 33; Hauling comb honey in wagons 1075, 1139, 

 1387, 1444; Heartsease honey, color of 1244; 

 Heather bloom, bees on 1124; Heather honey 

 78, 140. 1323; Heating honey for bottling 2066; 

 Hens, to deter from sitting 1175; Hermaphro- 

 dite bees 894, 927; Hives made by wind power 

 215; Hives shipped in boxes 581; Hive, eight - 

 frame, too small 1487 ; Hive, importance of 

 551; Hive, movable-frame, origin of 39; Hive, 

 size of, Townsend on 1371; Hives, appearance 

 of 362; Hives, European 38; Hives, evolution 

 of 574; Hives, home-made 943, 1208; Hives, 

 large, to control swarming 420; Hives, novel 

 1435; Hives, ornamental 356; Hives, size of, 

 Townsend on 1431; Hives, Townsend's article 

 on corrected 1513; Hives, unpainted, v. 

 painted 343; Hives, weight of in spring 446: 

 Hive-bottoms, double 98; Hive-bottoms, 

 asphalt paper for 335; Hive-carriers 877; 

 Hive-cloths under covers 936; Hive-conveyor 

 1388; Hive-covers of neponset paper 486; Hive- 

 covers, paint for 425; Hive-lifting lever for in- 

 serting escapes 694; Hive-lifting crane 951; 

 Hive-lifting 997, 1079; Hive-lifting wheel-cart 

 951; Hive-numbers, aluminum 799; Hive-num- 

 bers, crayons for making 1115; Hive-numbers, 

 manila 868; Hive-numbers, staples to hold 

 87. 139. 343; Hive-scraper 102; Hive-stands 

 234. 371, 436; Hive-tags soaked in oil 927; 

 Hive-tool. Atwater 877; Holland, bee-keeping 

 'in 1196; Holv land bees 628; Honey defined 

 555; Honey for King Edward 26; Honey fer- 

 menting when unripe 1254; Honey ginger- 

 bread 26; Honey at hotels 627; Honey from 

 sugar 643: Honey a luxury 139, 343; Honey 

 from old brood -combs 747; Honey candying as 

 soon as capped 1444; Honey evaporated in 

 vacuum-pans 583; Honey-eating, effect of 748; 

 Honey in tin needs no label 23.5; Honey 

 prices, pro-^ipect for 206; Honey stored in cellar 

 739; Honev stored under brood 208, 372, 819, 

 867: Honey scarce in average home 1368; 

 Honev not spoiled in cooking 1487; Honey 

 spoiled bv boiling 1446; Honey vinegar 1183; 

 Honev yield, Dr. Miller's 1047; Honey, 

 analvsis ' of 621. 876; Honey, Coggshall's 

 method of removing 1501; Honey, food value 

 of 873; Honev, grading at Gill's 1373; Honey, 

 hvdrometer for testing 367; Honey, market- 

 ing 280; Honev, Mercer's plan to sell 149; 

 Honev, necessity of having well-ripened 422; 

 Honev, old, of good quality 1505; Honey, poor, 

 caused by spring dwindling 418; Honey, comb, 

 see comb honev; Honey, price of in Texas v. 

 north 87: Honev, prices of 139; Honey, recipe 

 for artificial 276: Honey, rapid removal of 

 from hive 1493: Honey, removing from side of 

 building 570: Honev. to remove for extract- 

 ing 892- Honev, selling, see selling; Honey, 

 sour in hive 1139; Honev, U. S. standard for 

 874- 'Honev. weight of 77: Honeysuckle hedge 

 to 'protect hives 1010; Honey-agitator 1066: 

 Honev-board to prevent travel-stain 1506: 

 Honev-board in two pieces 1121; H-mey-can'^ 

 paid for bv buyer 1303; Honey-cans, lifting 

 365- H^rev-cans, see cans; Honev-dew zOJ. 

 510 8'9 1268- Honev-extr'^ctor. best speed for 

 lOo'- Hoppv-extractor"^. with strainer in bot- 

 tom 99: Honev-flow. building up for m spring 

 347- Honey-flow, preparing colonies for 419; 

 Honev-gate, home-made 221; Honey-houses, 



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