INDEX TO FIFTEENTH AOLUME. 



Abnormal Swarming— 



cause Of 199, 257, 258, 359, 415 



now prevented 215, 389 



in England 199 



in France 257, 27S 



instances of . .126, 156, 224, 



228,230,267 367 



reasons for 258 



Adulteration — 



Dadant's report on 413 



efforts of the Bee Journal 



against 178, 25!), 261), 3S9 



of butter 5,1411,274 



of honey.4. 4!). 50, 56, 62, 107, 121, 



148,2511, 273 556 



of sweets 14. 69, 532 



petition to Congress against 



14,16,51,70,101 121 



State legislation against 51, 



179,194. 274 356 



test of, for honey 296 



American Honey — 



American packages preferred 



292 389 



appointment of U.S. Commis- 

 sioner on 



in Engl and . 290, 349, 393, 



Isham box preferred 



patronized by the Queen 



prejudice' in England against. 



Prince and Princess of Wales' 

 interest in 



took first prize in England. 338, 



Apiary — 



ants investing the 



apiarian or apiarist ? 445, 



best location for. . . .21, 23, 33, 34, 

 179,527,536 



Davis' management of 



destroyed by a bear 



destroyed by fire 424, 



management of .32, 167. 209, 318, 

 475 



of Dr. Blanton 



overstocking a locality. .27, 83, 

 270 



pleasant surroundings for 



profits of, discussed 



propolis dust and bronchitis . . 



protection against human rob- 

 bers 10,53,110, 



register and book for 



Valentine's bee yard 



wind breaks for 79, 



which way hives should face. . 



work for August 



Bee Enemies — 



Asilus Missouriensis 



cow-killer 



cut-worm moth 



frogs 



king birds or bee martins 



mosquito-hawk 



of Texas 



Phymata-erosa 368, 



shrew or bee mole 108, 161, 



small black ants 355, 420, 



specimens desired 



sphinx-moth 



spiders 



Stivetrus-diana 



swallows 



tailor bee 



the bee-keepers' friends 



wasps 



399 

 -164 

 469 

 1119 

 12S 

 358 



: 155 



162 

 216 



466 

 243 

 464 

 369 

 370 

 56 



16-1 

 521 

 470 



Bee Feeders — 



atmospheric feeders 162, 216 



Carpenter's combination 100 



Cheeney's 486 



Dr. Butler's oyster can 537 



Given's home-made 100 



Huntley's hollow-frame 145 



Dynch's home-made 228 



trough feeder used in 1858 372 



Bee-Keeping- 

 American, superiority of . .205, 



209 506 



ae a specialty 170 



Austrian Crown Prince and.. . 291 



Bee-Keeping-coiifitiiiei}. 

 can it be made profitable V.395, 526 



described, in Alabama 3(16 



Algeria 473 



Alsace and Lorraine 152 



Australia 151 



Canada 401,410 



China 8 



Cuba 8,204 



Cyprus 296 



Denmark 151 



Egypt 403 



Europe 489 



France 8, 205, 269 



Idaho 551 



Kentucky 267, 552 



Mississippi 545 



North Carolina 547 



Northern Michigan 442 



the South. . .266, 303, 357, 408, 



453 462 



does it pay ? 366 



fallacy of " luck "in 364 



humane system of 562 



its magnitude 313 



success in 271, 275, 317, 318 



uncertainty of, as a business. . 555 



Bee Journal — 



appreciated abroad . .8, 103, 204, 205 



condense articles for 98 



credit system abandoned 482 



■exclusion of personalities 98 



indorsed at home. . .9, 10, 15, 52, 

 80, 81, 126, 127, 129, 130, 131, 

 154, 156, 157, 158, 199, 224, 

 227, 229, 230, 231, 247, 248, 

 251, 259, 266, 268, 297. 298, 

 300, 356, 374, 375, 420,423,424, 

 441, 454. 461, 463, 466, 468, 469, 

 485 538 



Bee Literature— 



Alsacian Bienen Zuechter ... 53 

 Austrian Bienen Zeitung . .152, 200 



Bee-Culture, in German 326 



Bee-Keepers' Exchange 146, 2U0 



Bee-Keepers' Instructor 52, 1.".) 



Blessed Bees 7, 199, 373, 446 



Cook's Manual. . . .9, S6, 129, 196, 



456, 462 468 



Emerson's Binders 352 



Herr Gravenhorst's work 204 



Hunter's New Manual 482 



I/Abbe Collin's work 472 



Novice's A. B. C. of Bee-Cul- 

 ture 246, 4S2 



Our Homes, Criticism of 7, 86 



Quinbv's New Bee-Keeping 



245 327 



Secrets of Bee-Keeping 341 



Signor Sartori's work 103 



Western Honey Bee 146 



Bee Pasturage- 

 described— alder 405, 500 



alsike clover 270, 466, 502 



American pennyroyal .405, 426 



aster 501, "506, 537, 510 



bay 405, 501 



basswood 32, 229, 457, 501 



bergamot 540 



bitter weed 546 



blackberry 405 



black gum 501 



blue sage 263, 404 



boneset 461, 466 



briar 424 



buckwheat. . 161, 195, 441, 457, 502 



butterfly weed 546 



butti m bush 501 



cabbage palmetto 405 



catalpa 502 



catnip 502 



chinaberry tree 501 



chrysopsis graminifolia 501 



cleome 72,372, 418, 469 



cletlirn alnifolia 58, 249 



cotton bolls 226, 501 



cow peas 405 



cud weed 536 



culver's root 374 



dew berry 405 



eucalyptus 4 



euonymus 364 



Bee "Pasturage— continued. 



eupatorium 



eu phorbias 



tigwort 424, 459, 



fruit trees 



golden rod.. 405, 464,469,484, 

 501 



hawthorne 



hemp 



holly 



honeysuckle 



hoarhound 



huckleberry 



Indian currant 



Japan privet 



lemon 405, 



locust 



magnolia 405, 



mammoth Russian sun- 

 flower 



maple 



melilot clover. . . .56, 372, 418. 

 421,422 



mespilus Japonica . .9, 52, 83 



mignonette 270, 



milk weed 129, 



mint 467, 



mock orange 



morn ing-glory 



motherwort 



mountain mint 



mustard 37,75.157,502, 



oak 



okra (gumbo) 



orange 405, 



partridge pea 405, 



peach 246, 



persimmon 



petunia 



raspberry . 167, 501, 



red bud 



red clover 



red top grass 



saw palmetto 405, 



smooth water leaf 



sneeze weed 



Solanum Virginianum 



s< mrwnod 



Spanish bayonet 



Spanish needle 466, 



spider plant 



sumac 



swamp woodbine 



teasel 



tickseed 



trumpet-weed 



tulip 



tyty 



varnish-tree 



vervain 420, 464, 



virgin-bower 



white clover. .23, 32. 229. 230. 

 501 



white sage 203, 



willow 501,539, 



wild cherry 



wood sage 



yellow jasmine 



desirable to have continuous . 



linden tree 680 years old 



should be provided 295. 



statement of, in Florida 



in Kentucky 



in the South 



in Wisconsin 



sugar in the nectar of flowers. 



Bees- 

 abnormal distension in winter," 



albinos, not a distinct race 



a cat's experience with 



are eggs producing queens and 



workers alike '. 



Apis Americana 367, 505, 



a worker's account of himself 



careful handling of 



clustering outside of hive. .252, 

 crossing Italians with apis dor- 



sata 



Cyprian race described 



deserting their hives 



different varieties of 



discharging feces in the hive. 



dislike all kinds of oils 



distance they go for forage... 



539 



467 

 462 

 .Mil 



546 

 501 

 84 

 501 

 423 

 4(1.) 

 501 

 538 

 501 

 501 

 5(11 

 501 



536 

 405 



467 

 , 8-4 

 468 

 426 



502 

 501 

 418 

 424 



374 

 536 

 405 

 342 

 501 

 425 

 501 

 501 

 418 

 539 

 545 

 320 



■166 

 501 

 302 

 468 

 425 

 501 

 501 

 470 

 84 

 501 

 545 

 3T2 

 170 

 425 

 501 

 501 

 501 

 467 

 425 



502 

 371 



545 

 50J 



574 

 500 



16,1 

 103 

 413 



II M 

 275 

 500 



Ml 



161 



