AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



823 



Distance below frames 



Dividiner colonies at swarming time 



Doq't get angry, bee-lieepers 



Double or single walled hives— which ?. 



Drone laying queens 



Droneless colony 



Drones and queen episode 



Drones and swarming 



Drones from laying workers 



Drone-traps 



Drouth in Iowa 



DummiBB or filled combs for most honey 

 Dysentery treatment 



Early shipping of bees 



Bast Tennessee honey-yielders 



Emm Dee in clover 



Empty combs 



Experiment, an 



Extracted honey 



Extracted honey packages 



Extracting 



Extracting at night 



Extra honey-gatherers 



.647, 727 



Gastralgia 



Getting the most surplus honey 



Golden or flve-banded bees 526,648, 664 



Golden-rod 201, 537, 538, 602 



Golden-rod honey 807 



Good queen characteristics 82 



Granulated or brown sugar for spring feeding. . 748 



Granulating of extracted honey 649 



Granulation— prevention of 585 



Greenish pollen 46 



Gum-camphor and ants 722 



Half worker and half queen , 



Handling queen-cells nearly hatching. , 



Happy disposition 



Hard hearing 



Harvesting and swarming 



Hasty and the kissing habit 



Hastv and the snake story 



Hearing 



Heat in Texas 



High ideals 



Hive construction 



Hive entrance— changing size 



Hives 



Hives favoring moth-worms 



Hives for wintering bees 



Hiving natural swarms 



Hiving swarms 



Hiving two swarms together 



Hoffman frames 



Holy Land bees 



Home in Sunny Southland 



Honey and bees as remedies 



Honey as food and medicine 



Honey-bees and horticulture 



Honey-boards 



Honey-candy 



Honey consumed by bees 



Honey-dew 168, 



Honey-dew and its cause 



Honey-dew stores 



Honey-flow for 1894 



Honey for sick canaries 



Honey in Chicago 



Honey-laden bees 



585 



55. 57, 595 

 503 



299 



171, .584 



527 



50 



76 



214 



308 



57, 170 



743 



310 



494, 634, 657 



.. 214 



.. 619 

 .. 720 



.. 480 

 .. 714 

 .. 408 



265 

 79 

 774 

 500 

 427 



Honey locust 



Honey outlook in the South '.'.'.'.;'.! ■.".■.■." 



Honey-plants of Texas, etc 



Honey-producing trees 



Honey receptacles 



Honey resources of East Tennessee.."! 



Honey resources of the future 



Honey ruined by moths 



Honey-section cover 



Honey statistics for 1894 .'.'.".' 



Honey thieves caught 



Honey vs. royal jelly '" 



Horse-radish 



Horses stung to death 



House-apiary 



How many eggs does a queen lay ?.'."."' 



How the queen lays eggs 



How to get all white honey '..'.'. 



Husband and wife 



Husking bees i .!!!.'.'.!." ! 



Illinois State fair 



Invitation (poem ) 



Improving bee-literature .....'.!!."".'.'.'."" 



Increase 



Increasing the size of bees ......'.'. '. '.'.'." 



Infuriated bees— what to do 



Initializing the bee-papers 



Insect enemies of bees ...".' 



Introducing queens 1 17, 204, 376, "433', 



Introducing virgin queens'.'.'.'. .'.'.'.' 



Italian bees as comb-builders '.'.'.'." 



Italian bees— historical, etc 118.311, 



Italianizing bees 42, 138, 



Italians are preferred 



Italians stronger than blacks '.'.'." 



Italian vs. black bees as robbers. . . . 



Keeping bees cool 051 



Keeping bees on shares ' ' ' joe 



Keeping brood-combs with honey 523 



Keeping comb honey ungranulated 112', 177 



Keeping empty combs ie6 488 



Keeping honey— how to do it 619 



Keeping honey in barrels ..' " 426 



Keeping pace with the world ' qrr 



Keeping surplus queens . "■ les 



Keeping syrup from granulating 427" 620 



Kidney trouble am 



Kind of bees 734 



Kinlis in bep-keeping .39^; 402 



Kissing— something about it 364, 432 



Komposition on the bee 552 



Lard for removing propolis 442 



Largecolony ' 7J2 



Large or small hives .'." 753 



Large vs. a small apiary, and the kind of hive.!! 715 



Late or early breeding 455 



Late-reared queen 810 



Late strawberry "698 



Late swarming 523 



Laying workers 43, 55, 363, 504, SOS.'esi', 663 



Lemons— home made 365 



Leveling section combs 003 



Linden honey of the South !. 650 



Linden or basswood honey defended 534 



Live or dead brood 170 



Lockjaw from rusty nail '. 13 



Loss of queens in introducing 553 



Lucerne or alfalfa 75 



Lung fever !!.".' 553 



Mailing queen-bees jg 



Mailing queen-bees to Australia 652,' 655 



Making a patented article 650 



Making foundation moulds , 74 



Management or the bees 677 



Maples 215 



Maple sugar for wintering 4'J6 



Marketing honey 142. 151, 278. 302,488, 645! 808 



Markinghive entrances 370 



Mating and laying of queens 433 



Mating queens 12, 135 



Matricide— what caused it ? 363 



Matrimony vine 522, 662 



Melting honey 557 



Mice disturbing bees 77g 



Mice in a bee-house 520 



Midwinter bee-meeting 550 



Midwinter fair— exhibits and awards 177, 210 



Migratory bee-keeping 305,405,533, 623 



Miller feeder 240, 395 



Minnesota honey exhibit 44] 



Mistakes in bee-keeping !. i83 



Mother and daughter 236 



Motherwort 748 



Moth-proof bees 585 



Moths destroying comb honey 493 



