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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



INDEX TO VOL. 2 9,-1892. ' 



^^" The Authors' names are given just before the pages indicated, excepting what was 

 written by the Editors, discussions, Queries, or m.atter selected from other periodicals. 



Absconding swarms Harrison, 487 



Advantage of persistence 455 



Affiliation of the Ontario Association 312 



Africa at World's Fair 391 



After-swarms 311 Heiss, 386— Cronkieton, 



390 Miller, 606 



Afcricultural Building at World's Fair 281 



Albino bees Johnson, 160 



Alighting of swarms Qifford, 326 



Alpaugb system of bee-keeping 536 



American Bee Journal— its history 730 



Ants in the apiary, 424, 505 Cheney, 805 



Apiarian exhibits, 407 Robbins, 280, 283— 



Tefft, 409— Mason, 760 Buchanan, 793 



Apiarian knowledge and experience Tefft, 383 



Apiarian relics 730 



Apiary in the spring Warburton, 584 



Apicultural difficulties and prospects Butts, 480 



Apicultural experiment 259 



Apicultural notes Dibbern, 834 



Apiculture Russell, 516 



Apiculture and the Government 75 



Apiculture at the World's Fair, 48 Mason, 19 



Apis Dorsata from Ceylon Faylor, 382 



Artificial honey, 37, 38,601,666 Cook, 119 



Artificial pollen Babb, 384 



Australian Bee-Bulletin 731 



Automatic hiver Harrison, 10 



Basswood trees, 325 Cady, 358— Aspinwal 1, 



423— Judkins, 615 Pratt, 638 



Basswood trees, Italians and dandelions 



Lillibridge, 830 



Bee-cellar flf"-'- 8 



Bee diarrhea Van Vliet, 485 



Bee-escapes, 420 Harrrison, 11— Hastings, 



451— Judkins, 478— Aspinwall, 601 ... . Clarke, 806 

 Bee-feeders, 762 . Buckmaster, 765, 774 . Sharpless, 836 



Bee-keeping and poultry-raising Stockwell, 734 



Bee-keepers' associations 699 



Bee-keeping as an exclusive business 8ecor, 274 



Bee-keeping as a specialty 46 



Bee-keeping for women, 87 Axtell, 605 



Bbe-Keeping in— 



Arizona Brown, 23 



Arkansas Tiner, 84 



California Pryal, 289, 612 



Colorado, 143, 305 Dayton, 799 



Florida Craycraf t, 82— Harrison, 295, 352, 



481 , 519— Whipple, 486 Halley, 742 



Illinois Cadwallader, 768 



Indiana Russell, 676 



Iowa Hines, 614-Day ton, 799 



Kansas Naanes, 453— Wood, 647 



Kentucky Boone, 448 



Missouri Rouse, 422— 



Blwood, 646 Buckmaster, 671 



Oklahoma Williams, 615 



Tennessee Scruggs, 615, 741— Babb, 804 



Te.xas Creech, 197— Aten, 365, 510 



Wisconsin Roese, 80— Dayton, 799 



Bee-Keepers' Union, 55, 157,215,792 Newman, 



16— Hilton, 23— Staley. 24— Null, 101— Cook, 



102— Backensto, 143— Pond, 357 Davis, 570 



Bee-keeping with other business Gould, 149 



Bee-kissed Mowers 824 



Bee lawsuits Davis, 761 



Bee locations in California E. H. 8., 831 



Bee paralysis, 567 Ramage, 159, 261 



Beequilts Atchley, 574 



Bee scouts locating a home Polndexter. 22, 



260— Ilegler, 52— Fisher, 108— Tittsworth, 225 

 —Kidney, 257— Falkner, 290— Smith, 291 — 



Schultz, 385-Duncan, 387 Purvis, 480 



Bee smoker Bingham, 60i, 7!J5 



Bee sting remedy 695 



Bees and farmers 539 



Bees and fruit, 697, 711 Rice, 666— Douglass, 672 



Bees and fruit-growers Benton, 634 



Bees and grapes Rice, 23, 155 



Bees and horticulture Hammond, 43 



Bees and grafting-wax on trees 828 



Bees as messengers 327 



Bees at the World's Fair Clemmons, 102 



Bees in an attic Andrus, 196 



Bees leaving hive Babb, 384 



Bees on shares Barredo, 263 



Bees on summer stands in March Lowman, 392 



Beeswax "Find " JTarnum, 474 



Bees working in the open air, 224 Fisher, 641 



Best bees for honey gathering . : 155 



Best honey crop for years 795 



Bicycle vs. horse Root, 113 



Birds as horticulturists' enemies 455 



Bitter honey Aten, 510 



Black and hybrids Guth, 515 



Black bees Bllingwood, 192 



Black bees and queen-breeders Atchley, 357 



Black bees in Italy Thompson, 45 



Black or German bees Blanken, 253 



Body to honey Poore, 648 



Bounty on honey, 439, 572 Baldridge, 220 



Breeding of bees 10 



Brood combs 804 



Brood frames, 9 Larrabee, 111— Cobb, 807 



Brood-nest for wintering. . Rehoret, 262— Berry, 359 



Brown bees for honey Nelson, 325 



Building up colonies in spring 156 



Bumble-bees as wax-producers Fellows, 708 



Bumble-bees in New Zealand 6 



Caging the queen when transferring 541 



California scenes Pryal, 106 



Can bees hear ? Allyn, 775 



Canada's affiliation dissolved 185 



Candy for feeding bees Mead, 264 



Cardinal points in bee-keeping Haines, 416 



Carefully bred bees 1 17 



Careless correspondence 410 



Careless, slip-shod bee-keeping Babb, 81 



Cave for bees Afflerbaugh, 263 



Chaff hives for wintering bees Norris, 805 



Charitable bee 87 



Children and honey 216 



Chilian honey 695 



Chilled brood and foul brood Robinson 44 



Clamp for standing frames Gunn, 614 



Clipping the queen's wing Harri80n,548— 



McKenzie, 611 Miller, 611 



Closed-end frames Heddon, 637— Clark, 835 



Clute and Cook, Profs 217 



Comb foundation, 792 Uunt, 151 



Comb honey manufacturers Cook, 1 19 



Comb honey production Doolittle, 252 



Comb honey vs. extracted 1.56 



Conductors vs. absorbents Dayton, 641 



Congresses at World's E'air 602 



Congressional work 218 



Contracting the brood-chamber 507, 705 



CONVENTIONS— 



California, 24, 596 Martin, 154 



Colorado Knight. 255, 332 



Cortland Union Wilkins, 418 



Eastern Iowa Coverdale, 9 



Eastern New York 70 



Haldimand, Ont Campbell. 258, 801 



Illinois Stone, 41 



Indiana Collins, 11— Pouder, 152 



Michigan Hilton, 111, 146 



Minnesota, 70 Theilmann, 413 



New York 70 



North American.. Hutchinson, 12,46,73— Null, 101 



Ohio Muth, 70, 263-Morris, 315 



Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York Spitler, 414 



Ontario, Canada 185, 324 



Philaoelphia 352 



Sacramento, Calif Rambler, 290 



Texas Jones, 575 



Utah, 343 Swaner, 51, .580 



Vermont Douglas. 103— Scott, 226 



Wabash Valley Vawter, 154, 803 



Wisconsin, 144 Vance, .5— 



Hatch, 287 l^athrop, 350 



World's Fair Harrison, 264 



