860 



Tmm mmtmrniGMn mmm j©uki«mi*. 



Gardening for women Redding, 



Gteruian bees Cuok. 



Ixeiting bees uiU ot supers, 7 H»nde!. 



Getting read y for the season Pratt, 



Glandular system of bees Millard, 



Golden bee-hive Cook, 



Golden bees and quiet groves Bungay, 



Golden-rod and bees 



Gulden-rod honey Robinson, 



Golden-rod (poemi Sherman, 



Good honey crop 



Grafting and grafting- wax 



Granulation of extracted-honey...Demaree, 117 



— England, 18k Holtermann, 



Grapes and bees in California Kabel 



Hammock— ma king of , Livingston, 



Heat of hatching Abbott. 



Heating honey Hachenberg, 



Heavenly visitor laerolite) Secor. 



Help by our societies France, 



Help in the apiary Dibbern, 



Hints to beginners l>oolittle, 347-Snider, 



Hive covers Liehty, 



Hive construction.etc.Smith&Smitfa.isie— Pratt, 

 Hive -entrances . ...Dilworth, 84--De Groff, i-'^H— 



Benton. 219 Clark 



Hives for coujb-huney Bunch. 7ri— 



Campbell, 43t5 Tinker. 



Uivfcs trom the cellar-bottom 



Hives in the cellar Scoles 



Hives— large vs. small liama' 



Hives-long Blanken. 



Hives— not all in them Doolittle, 



Hiving swarms Watkins, 22— 



* halmers, I2i Harrison, 



Honey and bee-shnws (Utah) 



Honey as ancient medicine '.'.'..'. 



Honey as an eye water 



Honey as food 'Harrison, 



Honey as food and medicine, 55ii, 724,. . 



Uoese, 186 Pratt, 



Honey-boards, 445 Jones 



Honey-candy '. , ' 



Honey-comb in the stomach .!.!.. ..Heiidon 



Honey-crop in Australia Jones, 



Honey-crop next year 



Honey-crop- requisites necessary.'..*.. V... Cook 



Honey-dew, 212. ;i64, 419. sue VVatkins 41 — 



-rr Tyrrel. 2fio-Barber, 27.5-Latham,3ia-Kelly, 



Koney, different kinds of 



Honey fur catarrh 



Honey for dyspeptics ' .'. 



Honey for la grippe. 35,99,212 .'.'.* Mason. 



Honey from cappings .*. 



Uoney-lruit-cake .....'. 



Honey-house for the apiary. ..'.'.'..'."'"."/'MiiJe'r 



Honey in a church roof 



Honey instead i.f swarms "'. 



Honey in the pyramids ..." Mover 



Boney-moon ' 



Honey on the skin '.'.''.'.''.■■'.Stroug, 



Honey-plants Ca88a'^ay. 43-Demaree.88- 



Miller, 2i4-BulI, 294-Russell,35.->-Newman. 



,1 ^-^^ ■■■■:: Carpenter, 



Honey production 



Honey recipes 



Honey secretion * 



Honey shower .' 



Honey thief 



Ho n e y- V i negar, 516 '. . /.V.".'. ".'.".'VFaVk ins". 



Honey whiter now Muth 



Horses and bees ' 



Horses stung by bees '.".!!".!cushmg. 



Hosts of sweet ghosts 



House for apiaries, 229 ......... "."knigbt 



How long from a capped cell until the queeii 

 lays ? 



How uftendo bees eat?. ..'.'.'.'.'..*'.'.".*.'.','.'." '^mi'ih* 



Humbugs and falsehoods '" ' 



Hunting bee-trees. 412 " "siayVon' 



gunungwild bees Johnson', 



Hybrid bees Root. 



Hybrid clover Frey, 



Illinois State Fair 707 7-»8 8-'8 



Imitation comb-honey .', ' "'' ~ ' 



Improvements in bee-keeping 



Improving the race of bees !"." 



DnolittIe,5Mi * ■ 'i)ibhern 



Increase 118,837 Sawyer. 183.- 



Benedict. 267 Keen 



Increase and honey-tiow '....'" Miller 



Incorporation of National Bee-Keepers" Union' 



Indiana State Fair (57.-,, 7n>{' 



Instinct or reason— which guides bees? Mulvany' 



Insuring bees Plumb, 8U--E:istwood 



Inventions yet undiscovered Dibbern 



Italian bees, 261,804 Cook 4o~ 



Staininger, «8 ' Avery 



Italians and hybrids— which pre'ferahle f<)r 



honey ? 



Introducing queens. 203, 449. 629..''CooYey'->5H— 



Bunch. y83-Tinker. 414, 614~Fisher; 5o7- 



Pratt. 665 — Doolittle. 694 — Demaree, 711 — 



Kilgore jH5^ 



Invertible brood-frame .Clark", 2<>4 



Jamaica exhibition in 1891 Magnan 196 



Japan exliibition ' .jW 



J une morning ( poem> .'.'.".'.'.'.Smith, 397 



Killing bees to get honey and wax, 580 Roese, 567 



Killing bees to prevent increase Davis •»i6 



Kind of bees Stone. :i66 



King-bees Rogers. 75 



Labels on tin 395 



Lady?* apiarian exhibit !." 660 



Lake Pepin disaster Roese. 5(>f>. .156— 



Benhjim,5i« VVilson, 555 



JLangstrotb lUev. L. L.) 139. 411. 427, 643 



Langstroth hive 229 



Large and strong colonies, .585 Tinker, 4*>4 



l-arge honey-yields Watkins, 22 



Large vs. small hives Millard. 279— Latham, 



313— King, 316— Dadant, 325, 550— Fisher, 265. 



438— Doolittle, 215. 5U3. 630 Barney, 311 



liarva; and sealed brood, lUi Cowan. 534 



Late swarms Doolittle. 446 



Learning the bee-business Axtell, 618 



Lecture on fraud Harrison, 165 



Lessons in apiculture 548 



Liquefying honey Stephens, 811 



Little honey on the market 732 



" Little queen " 755 



Living on ijollen 429 



Locating a queen after dividing H77 



Locating an apiary Main, 827 



Locating hives by bees Doolittle, r>20 



Loss in winter Benham, 315— Voungman, 3H3 



Love among the clover < poem ) Peck, 429 



Mailing bees, 676 Robinson, 234— Bennett, 418 



Management of bees.-.Gunn, 187— Russell, 354— 



Harrison, 539 Bomberger, 586 



Manufactured comb-honey, 3 Compton, 483 



ftlany banded bees Taylor, 39h 



March i poemi 214 



Marth bee-notes Hicks, 201 



Markethig honey, 24, 120, 635 Woodward, 9— 



Hachenberg. 53—* 'rouley. 57— Porter, 69— 

 Staininger.88— A tflerbaugh, 124— Latham. 166 



— Graves, 248-Robbins.367— HoUermann,4i2 



-Moore. 471-Cook, 499- Young, 5i>u— Couse, 



537— Damaree, 677 Tefft, 695 



Mating Oi queens. , 017 



Meat three times a day 19.'> 



Medicinal properties of honey Hachenberg 53 



Members of bee-societies Devinney, 143 



Mesh in wire-cloth 697 



Mexican bees. Vanderpool, 444 



Mice in bee-cellar, 755, 821 — Cassadav, 236 — 



Replogle, '^.iS Dibbern, 855 



Migratory bee-keeping, 629 Baldrldge. 1 45 - 



Ehl.219 Walker, 282 



Milk and honey 755. 8.^2 



Mine of honey Applegate, 563 



Missouri statistics Rouse, k28 



Mites on birds and chickens — Keyes, 2M4, 565 



Moditled nectar Dadant, 103 



Morning vision (poem) Vose, 381 



Moth-worms 486, 644 



Moving bees Batdridge, 144— Wilson, 260- 



Cook, 323— Craytraft, 3'*7—B]ain. 739— Taylor. 78(.» 



Moving bees to new pasture Bittenbender, 588 



Musical telegraphy 628 



Mysteries of the bee-hive Kinsel, 556 



My ovpn bees (poem) 613 



National flower 291 



Nationalism in the hive Pratt, 2CH> 



Natural swarming 181 



Nature in August (poemt S-*! 



Nature's original package Wilcox, 645 



Nature's sweet Harrison, 312 



Nebraska honey exhibit Heater, 664 



Nectar Hambaugh, 370— Bull, 810 



NEW BOOKS, PAMPHLETS. ETC.— 



Bee-keeping for profit 379 



Common-sense bee-keeping 259 



First principles of progressive bee-culture 427 



Knowledge. 427 



Pratt's new system of nuclei management 275 



Queen restrictor — 243 



Ram's horn 259 



North American bee-keepers' association 819 



Number of cells to the Inch Taylor, 313, 



398 Miller, 365, 433 



Odd notions about bees 820 



Old colonies of bees Barb, 357 



Onion honey Voungman, 172 



( trange-blossomhoney.SHO Crutcher,644— Fisher, 695 



Ordering bee supplies, 470 Livingston, 503 



Ordering queens 507 



Order of the honey-bee 531 



Oriental bees 7om 



Oswalt's ex-pupils reunion 243 



Out-apiaries, 171 Hains, 3><6 



()verstocking a locality 202 



Packages for extracting honey 



Porter. 70 Watkins, 280 



Packing bees for winter 710 



Painting hives, 6'/, 228 Theilmann, 217— 



Staininger. 20<_i — Backensto, 327— Dibbern, 



363, Cook, 260 Harrison, 808 



Paper-cuttings for packing bees 613 



Paris exposition awarJs... 212 



Passing of winter (poem) 324 



Paste for honey-labels 4 



Pastcrage for Bees, 147, Graves, .5O6— Miller. 



214— Stone. 366 Newman, 434 



Alfalfa. 202. 323, 613, 723, H3tt Whiting. 12- 



Duncan,28 Watkins, 842 



Alsike clover, 24, 202. 369 Palmer, 75— Cory, 



107— Bunch, 236— Robinson. 400— Cassaday, 



492 Knight, 732 



Astpr... .Christie. IHO— Bull. 295— Spencer. 661 



— Cullinan.70<t— MeCreery, 715 Clark, 763 



Basswood, 202, 296, 3H6. TiOH Voungman, 



IIH— Compton, 184- Cutting. 24— Livingston, 



473 Harrison, 505 



Buckwheat, 25 Potter, 2h— Stewart, 450 



Catnip Bull, 295 



Chaparrall Watkins, 22 



Clematis Christie, ik(i 



Cleome, 620 Bull, 295 



i 'otton : . . . Beach, 603— McDaniel, 796 



Flax Farrington, 140 



Florida ( "rutcher, 793 



Golden-rod, 443,581.660. .Syphrit. 9— Marsh, 9— 

 McCormick,ll—Hager.l2 -Boyd. 12— Duncan, 

 28— Kelley. 29 — Roese, 42 - Reeves, 58. 331 — 

 (_ouncilinan, 71— Hines, 75— Harrison, 92— 



Jones, 92— Allison, 106— Purvis. 106— Goff. 108 

 Boyd. 108— Youngraan.119— Rowe. 124— Tarr, 

 147— Moore, 148— Christie. 180— Bull. 29.5— 

 Timpe,4l3— Lee, .539— Manley. 563— Gere, 634 

 —Leach, 662— Rider ,700— Demaree,7i l— Tettt, 732 



Heart's-ease Trego, 620 



Hemp Farrington, 140 



Japan Clover Barker, 808— Stanley, 844 



Japanese buckwheat Youngman, l"7— 



Eaglesfleld, 371 Bunch, 716 



Melissa Tyrrel, 70o, 707 



Mountain mint 636 



New Jersey tea 491 



Orangebloom Fisher, 695 



Pea vine clover Newman, 435 



Pond lilies Reynolds, 5S7, 651 



Raspberry 612 



Red clover Gween, 723 



Sanfoin Watkins, 22 



Simpson honey plant Bull, 295 



Sneeze-weed Cullinan, 71R) 



t-panish-needle, 748 liams. 652— Nebel, 858 



Spider-plant Bull, 294- Whiting. 12 



Squaw- weed Wellman, 20 



Suntiower liams. 652 



Sweet clover, 196, 298 Gravenor, 44— 



Bull, 295 Dibbern, 584 



Teasel. 580 Goodspeed, 660— Demaree, 7io 



Vervains 630 



"White aster Reeves, 58 



White clover 196. 628 



White daisy Councilman, 71— Harrington, 684 



White sage 227 



White rice Reynolds, 587 



Yellow jessamine Crutcher, 164 



Patents on bee-tlxtures 468 



Pause and think i poemi 212 



Pennyroyal 764 



Poisoning bees Campbell, 379— Clarke, 467 



Pollen-carriers 324 



Pollen in sections 7 



Postage on merchandise 395 



Practical and practicable Robbius, 84 



Premiums at lairs 468, 486, 547 



Preparing bees for winter, 635..., :Pearce, 55— 

 Elliott, 249— Carver. 278— Brose, 612-King, 



619 Anderson, 644 



Prevention of swarming — 7, 116, 197, 266, .549 — 

 Hecidon, 203- Davis. 216— Miller, 293— Doo- 

 little. 3y-(-Tefft, 651 Dart. 855 



Prize essays 1^. 35 



Profit and pleasure in bee-keeping — Harrison, 146 



Progress in apiculture Teflft, 636 



Propolis and its use 9* 



Propolis or bee-glue on hands 309 



Proverbs for bee-keepera Kelley, 449 



Pure bees 6x 



Purifying casks for honey 5 



Pursuit of bee-keeping. 691 Sherman, 7l 2 



Putting bees into tne cellar Miller, 146— 



Goodell, 252 Herrick, 2<.vt, 387 



Putting on sections Watkins, 22 



Puttingon surplus stories Funk. 198— Law, 371 



Queen-cages Pratt, 41— Wallace, 67 



Queen-cells Dadant, 74, 85— Doolittle. 



430 Marsh, 472 



Queen-excluder, 245, 397. 445 Tinker, 447 



Queenless colonies. 7, 661, 7iO Harrison. 



678— KnautZ. 820 Tefft, 858 



Queen-rearing. 100, 120.449. Bunch.S-O— Bennett, 416 



Queen restrictor Dayton, 790 



Queens Watkins. 22— Fife, 103— Russell. 355, 



Doolittle, 430. 694 Harrison, 728 



Queens in the spring Wilcox, a76 



Queens laying in the fall .■■ 739 



Queen's return to a hive— with clipped winga — 725 



Queen-traps 25 



Questions 5**7 



Races of bees, 121, 123 ....Cook. 39— 



Fife, 103 Robinson, 384 



Re-queening colonies 197 



Requisites for a honey-crop Xook, 776 



Reversing combs, 296 Fowls, 521 



Reversible frames, 163 Huntley, 200- 



Clark, 204... Kemp, 555 



Reversible hives Blanchard, 357 



Rhode Island, 724 Jenks. 806 



Rhode Island State fair 692, 708 



Hightsof bees to exist 307 



Ripening and re-liquefving extracted-honey,165 



Latham, I60— Theilmann, 250— Clark, 402 



Robbing bees. 227.... Morrison, 188— Henderson, 



lri(^_Harrison, 449-Abbott, 473 Cullinan, 634 



Root family, gossip about Miller, 857 



283 



180 

 252 

 707 

 677 

 711 

 235 



Salt for ridding ant« Pratt, 



Salve recipes -• 100, 



Salve for piles Woodman. 



Season in England 



Season of 1890 Demaree, 



Season— past and future Hilton, 



Section-cases, 396 Doolittle, 102— Travis, 



Sections tilled tlush to the edge, 21 Losee, 



r.9 Rogers, 



Sections with the honey removed 



Selecting a home before swarming.... Doolittle, 



Selecting and buying bees Doolittle, 



Separating 8 warms Watkins, 



Separators. 25, loi Miller, 146-Isham. 



September (poem) Schenck, 



September and the bees (poem) Dole. 



Shading hives 



Shipping bees 



Shipping comb-honey v/;;"" 



Shipping-crates, '^7 Muth, 211, 214— Miller, 



Should any person keep bees? 



Side-storing hives 



Sign-boards on farms, 



Sign of progress Emery, 



Silk paper in hives 



Silver wedding (Cutting's). 



Size of frames and hives 



75 



116 

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 853 

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 596 

 664 

 369 

 I4Jt 

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363 

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