INDEX TO SUBJECTS. 



ADAPTATION to the business. 46, 194 



ADDLTEKATION 28, 29, 36, 90, 



of honey— how to prevent it. .8, 



how to detect it 210, 



harmless (?) 



sent to England 29, 



California law 



Kentucky law 



crystal honey fraud 



of table syrups 2S, 



of sweets 275, 317, 852, 



petition to Congress against, 

 200, 211, 394, 397, 408, 



APBICA— the Bee Journal in 



Ants— how to get rid of 



Apiary- how to start 



Cook's Manual for the. .66, 138, 

 174, 271, 2a3, 



I „alianizing 151. 282, 353, 



keeping record of 



N eighbour's work on 



Report of Michigan College . . 



Dr. W. W. HipoUte's 



J. Oatman & Son's 



T.S. Bull's 



George Grimm's, damage to. . . 



several in Henry Co., O 



J.H. Nellis' 



D. D. Palmer's 



E. (;. Jordan's 



C. E. Sweetzer's 



robbery of the Journal's 



Aphikes, or plant lice 307 



APIS DORSATA— 



15, 18, 39, 46, 58, 96, 414, 417 



ARSENIC, used in making sugar. 8 



ATOMIZER, for spraying bees... 212 



AUGUST— seasonable hints for.. 258 



BARRELS-for shipping honey. 8, 232 



coating with wax 37, 323 



McMaster's compound for — 216 



Baron Von Berlepsch 95, 108 



Bee Culture, for ladies 142 



new work on 324, 412 



college class on 216 



rise and progress of 379 



science necessary in 86, 438 



Bee Enemies 95, 316, 343 



brimstone pits in France ._. 95 



parisites 65, 165 



rats and mice 217 



Bee feeders. . . .141, 146,1259,[264, 331 



BEE Houses 9.21,28, 



ventilation of 



how to get bees out of 



Bee Journal— abroad 



review of a year's work 



appreciated. .9, 10, 54, 97, VM, 146, 

 147, 208, 236, 242, 244, 27S, 2.s2, 

 2S4, 295, 321, 323, 361, 372, 402, 



Bee Poison— use for medicine, 

 tea made of 



Bee Stings- how prevented. 21, 



cure for rheumatism 218, 



horses killed by 178, 253, 



remedies for 271, 364, 



protection from 



are lost when used 



Beginners, hints to 



experiences of. .81, 155, 272, ! 

 botany for 



Bee Keeping— in Minnesota. 42, 



Southern Wisconsin 



Canada 



Colorado 217, 



Western Michigan 



Northern Michigan 



Australia 



England and Wales 



Tennessee 



Alabama 



California 



Texas 



Louisiana 



Russia and Greece 



ladies engaged in 



superstitions of the past 



secrets of success 14, 91, 



a national industry 



as an avocation 42, 



requires science 75, 95, 



on roofs in cities 



ladies' bee dress 



a source of wealth 229, 



interesting facts 



Bee Pasturage.. 83, 205, 267, 387, 



in the South 267, 



European seeds for 



will it pay to cultivate ? 



interesting report on all plants 



discussion on 



description of asters 373, 



alfalfa 



aspen 



alsike clover 323, 373, 



basswood 12,307, 



boneset 150, 



buckwheat 



buffalo clover 



catnip 



cleome 137, 



cherry laurel 



figwort 



furze i:i4, 



f olden rods 329, 

 udas tree 



lion's ears 



melilot clover 10'2, 179, 



mignonette 26, 47, 



motherwort 310, 



mountain mint 



Norway maple 28, 



ox-eye daisy 



partridge pea 321, 



peach 



poplar 



red clover 205, 



Bourwood 



teasel 5, 10, 131, 179, 



tulip 



varnish tree 



white clover 



willows 151, 



wild grape 



wild onion 



wood sage 



Bees— by mail 7,29, 



swarming in winter 



is handling injurious ? 



are they profitable ? 



beseige a city 



with wasp-like bodies 



races in Africa and Asia 



best time to handle 



anger of 



bag-pipe species 



bibulous species 



without hives, in open air 



curious hiving of 



in Scott county, Iowa 



gathering honey from cider. . . 

 leaving their hives and queens 



marking their locations 



brush for use on combs 



eaten by frogs 



Bees— conf fnited. 



do they injure fruit ? 



battle with geese 



grasshoppers, dialogue with. . . 



Hannemann's sieve for 



improvingthe race. .153, 265, 305 

 400, 



working on buckwheat 



queens reproducing 



Italians— activity of . . . .' 



purity of queen... 10, 151, 316, 



427. 



workers 150, 310, 427, 



sent to Java 



desirable 169, 



I first importation of . .186, 39f;, 



vs. blacks. .27, 113, 116, 189, 199, 

 275, 308, 361, 



bright or dark 



in Australia 



a plea for 



with beauty-spots 



merits of 



eating larva (?) 



new races of 



overstocking 49, 56, 88, 342, 



railroads object to carrying. .. 

 spring dwindling of . .74, 75, 160, 



and St. Valentine's day 



toads eating bees 



tailor-bee, description of 



transferring -38, 



catching wild bees 203, 



wren as a protector 



how to subdue 



new work on 



Mrs. Cotton's claims 



Beeswax used in varnish 



Peter the Great, statue of . . . , 



extensive use of 



largest consumers of 



ointment for hands and lips 

 60 tons sold in Portugal 



Brood prevented in surplus. . 

 how to get it started early. . . 



CALIFORNlA-honey in .... .144, 



product of 259, 277, 278, 295, 



the season in 



bee items from 



bees and hives in Southern . . . 



frames, description of 



objections to 



CANDIED Honey— 



how to liquify • .9. 



how to market. .107, 125, 14o, 290, 

 is it a test of purity ? 



COMB Foundation for starters 

 advantageous. .22, 23, 116, 169, 



will bees thin it? 



should not be used in surplus 

 honey.. 14, 87, 92. 93, 94, 



a success '79, 298, 319, 



desirable for brood chamber. . 



sagging of — 



wire used to prevent sagging, 



made on linen cloth 104, 



plaster mould for 



cutter and board for ... 



how to fasten it 142, 



how much to use 



dipping board for making 



paper and thread incorporated 



not to be called artificial 



flat bottomed cells to ._. . 



in Germany 374, 



introduced by Mr. Hoge 



Betsinger's experience with. . 

 Dunham machine for making. 



bright wax sheets for 



Kj-etchmer"s experience with. 



309 

 420 

 422 

 406 



37 

 37 

 260 

 302 

 .320 

 374 



401 

 90 



215 



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256 

 240 



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