Index to Volume V.-American Bee Journal. 



All aboard! 244. 



Alleys' ne w style Langstmth hive54 



Alsike clover 34, 43, 59, 60, 80, 125, 



126,100,179. ' ' ' ' ' 

 Amateur Beeculture 190. 

 American hive 264. 

 ArRo'.s proposal 61 . Report 246. 

 Artificial bee pasturage 166. 

 Artificial swarming 16, 74, 145, 203, 



2.52. --^ 1 . 



Asters aiKl Golden Rod 124 . 

 Auchampaugh's question, reply to 



Au.stralian honey bee 91 . 



Bee cellars, ventilated, 2.^0. 



Bee cholera 100. 



Bee comb guide 129, 167, 194, 201, 



Bee culture 203, dark ages in, 262. 



Bee disease 206. 



Bee feed 124, 141. 



Bee feeder 14, 36, 68, 208, 238. 



Bee house, 131, 161, 164. 



Bee pasturage 29, 166. 



Bee puzzle 193 . 



Bee stings 9, 60, 210, 



Bee tricks 43. 



Bee-keepers 239 . Facts for 28 . 



Bee-keepers' convention 93, 94. 



Beekeeping in Egypt 21. 



Bee keeping in India 109. 



Bees, does it pay to keep? 216. 



Bees dividing 10. 



Bees in Connecticut 9. 



Bees in Jefferson (Wis.) 1.58. 



Bees in Massachusetts 178 . 



Bees in New Jersey 238 . 



Bees in Southern States 254 . 



Bees in Tompkins co., N. Y., 114. 



Bees in Yucatan 179 . 



Bees, Italian 6, 35, 145, 198 . 



Bees, North and South 160. 



Bees, robbing 9, 119, 204. 



Black queen from pure Italian 



brood 244. 

 Blossoming time 51. 

 Bockliara clover 58 . 

 Bottle of all sorts 201 . 

 Brood, chilling. 146. 

 Brooding temperature 31. 

 Bronze bees, 236 . 

 Buckeye tree, 36. 

 Buried bees resuscitated. 

 Burying bees 137. 



Camphor vs, robbing bees 9. 



Canada, wintering bees in 76, 77. 



Card 62. 



Challenge 62, accepted 88 . 



Chautauguo Co. (N. Y.) Beekeep- 

 ers' Association 227 . 



Cheaper bee-house 161. 



Cheap paint 172, 263. 

 .Chilling brood 146. 



Chloroforming bees 199 . 



"Claims" of N. C. Mitchell 16]. 



Cleansing mouldy combs 153. 



Coal oil for bee-stings 60. , 



Colonies, multiplication of 169. 



Comb frames, to stand on bottom 

 board 187. 



Comb guide 129, 167, 194, 201. 207. 



Comb guide suit 167. 



Combs, to clean and preserve, 67. 



Comments and replies .55. 



Common bees and Italians 120. 



Conditions of early swarming 223. 



Conklin's diamond hive 139, 180, 

 rejoinder 231. 



Confinement of honey bees 213 . 



Coi'rection236. 



Correspondence of the Bee Journal 

 40, 64, 86, 206, 128, 147, 171, 195, 

 217, 241, 267. 



Cost of producing honey 214. 



Cumberland plateau (Tenn . ) 256 . 



Diamond frames once more 180. 

 Dimensions, form, and manage- 

 ment of hives 2:-i3 . 

 Dimiimtive (lueen 52. 

 Divers remaiks. 116. 

 Disturbing bees 189. 

 Dividina; bees, Ifi. 

 DoesbeektH'piug pay? 203. 

 Does it pav to keep beesi 

 Does it pay to i)aiut liives^ 43. 

 Drone and swarm catcher 48. 

 Dwarfed queens 219. 

 Dzierzou theory 126. 



East Indian bees 92 . 



Editorial 16, 39, 63, 8i, 98, 104, 127, 



146,170,195,215,241, 'm. 

 Effect of water on combs 1 

 Egypt, beekeeping in 21. 

 Egyptian, Grecian, Italian, and 



common bee 245. 

 Eutianpp lilocksllS. 

 Kwirn- imi-iims l-"'l . 

 I':x|.rririir,. in licck.'cpingin. 

 Kxin'iieiicc with liee stines 9. 

 Jixperience with fouibrood. 

 Experience and experiments Un. 

 Experience and observations 186. 

 Experimenting 142. 



Facts for beekeepers 28.. 



Facts vs . theory 179. 



Fani'ied faults of Italian bees 197. 



I'alality, -reat. 

 l'"a,ult'^ 111 wintering bees, 175. 

 l-'ci'ilinu,-, stimulative 53. , 

 Fcn.eitv ol East Indian bees 92. 

 F.Miil,. reserved ((uccus, 1J5. 

 Foi-tJle workers 24. 47, 144, 191. 

 Five questions ini, answered 141. 

 Fouibrood 51, 89, 105, 147, 161, 205, 



Four banded Italians 193. 

 Frame hives 49, 202. 

 Fugitive swarms 252. 



Gallup's hives 243. 



Gallup's notions considered 58. 



Gentle reminder 9. 



Golden rod and aster 1'24. 



Great fatality 261. 



Greatest enemy of beekeeping 212. 



Grinnn's Apiary, 35. 



Handling bees 67. 



History of our honey emptier 190. 



Hives, movable coinb 49. 



Hives patented in 1869. 



Hives, size of 60, 78. 



Hives, transferring, &c . 235. 



Honey bee in Australia 91 . 



Honey dew 13, 46. 74, 121. 



Honey emptying machine 66, 87. 



133, 138, 145, 146, 169, 202, 264. 

 Honey gathering 43. 

 Honey knives 234. 

 Honey, origin of 45. 

 Honey season 68, variations of 182 . 

 Honey season in New York. 

 Honey season at Tolono, Ills. 115. 

 Honey vinegar 44. 

 Honor to whom honor is due 34. 

 How I found a black queen 56. 

 How my bees wintered 32. 

 How thorns grow in bee-land 26 . 

 How to cleanse mouldy combs 155. 

 How to preserve empty combs 67 . 

 How to treat fertile workers 144. 

 How to arrest fugitive swarms. 



Impure Italians 8. 



Indian bees 200. 



Influence of locality 50. 



Inquiries 238. 



Inside and out 13. queens 185 



Introducing queens 117, 146, 221, 



226, 256, 259. 

 Iowa, letter from 1.37. 

 Italian bee.'**, 35, 145, 198. 

 Italian bees on red clover 56. 

 Italian bees, fancied faults of IDS. 

 Italian bees, my views of 2.35. 

 Italians and blacks, 163. 

 Italians and common bees 120. 

 Italians vs. black bees 198. 

 Italian fling 88. 

 Italian queens 160, '240. 

 Items, several 125. 



Justice 20. 



Lambrecht fouibrood case Hi). 



Iriist season IdO. 



Leaf frojn history 129. 



Letter from Iowa 137- 



Letter from New Hampshire 115 . 



Locality, influence of 50. 



Loss in wintering 101. 



Maple sap for bee-food 214. 



Maple sugar for bees 162. 



Massaiihusetts, bees in 178. 



Melexti-acter 169. 



Melilot, Eastern 58. 



Michigan Beekeepers' Convention 



94, 225. 

 Motli trap, new 264. 

 jMouldy combs, l.")3. 

 Movable comb hives 49. 

 Multiplication of colonies 169. 

 Musings in the evening 157- 

 My experience 119. 



Natural swarms 142. 



New Hampshire, letter from 115. 



New York State Fair, bees and 

 hives at 9s. 



New York State Fair, recollections, 

 of, 144 



Non-fertile queen bee 146 . 



Non-swarming 15, 162. 



Non-swarmers vs. swarmers 227. 



Northwestern Beekeepers' Associ- 

 ation 113. 



Notes from Central New York, 98. 



Novice, 37, 80, KH, 129, 14J, 153, 169, 



Novice, bee hives, 131. 

 Novice's melextractor 227. 

 Novice on hives 173. 

 Novice's report 247. 



Observations and experience 84 

 Observations and experiments 186 

 Observations and results 149. 

 Observations and statistics 253. 

 Observations and suggestions 7. 

 Ohio Beekeepers' Convention 181. 

 Ohio Beekeepers' Association 93. 

 Origin of honey 45. 



Paint for hives 172. 



Faper, as a non-conductor 268 . 



Paper hive 32, 68, ISO. 



Paper quilt 44. 



Parthenogenesis of the honey bee 



133 

 Past and future 246. 

 Pasturage 2ii. 34, 16ti. 

 Pasturage artilicial 166. 

 Patent comb truides 207. 

 Patent hives 232. 

 Peabody honey extractor 138, 179. 

 Plagiarism, systematic 260 . 

 Pollen as bee feed 150. 

 Practical bee ciUture 69. 

 Preserving reserved queen 185. 

 Prevention of swarming 84, 86, 264. 

 Preventing bees killing young 



