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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



13 47; St. Louis Convention, Sidelights on 971; 

 Salisbury's Windmill Elevator 223; Scent of Bees, 

 Relation to Introducing 886; Sections Cleaned on 

 Wire Cloth SS6; Sections, Four-piece 68; Sections, 

 lail. Lying on Side in Super 432; Sections, Tall, 

 and Others 432; Sense of Bees, Phillips on 795; 

 Shipping Bees 744; Shipping-case Cleats too Thin 

 742; Slate and Iron Roofing 174; Smoker Fuel, 

 lixcelsior 970; Spring, Favorable 275; Stings an As- 

 set to the Bee-keeper 276; Stings as a Remedy, see 

 Bee-stings; Sulphur Cure for Paralysis 379; Sul- 

 phuric -Acid in Glucose 381; Supply Dealers Busy 

 .89; Swarms, Shaken 1149; Sweet, Clover, Large 

 Amount of 743. 



Texas Bee-keeping 380; Thieves Arrested in Cali- 

 fornia 535; Trainload of Honey, Length of 1150. 



X'entilstion or Not in Cellar 433. 



Wagner, Founder of the A. B. J. 68; Wagner, 

 Samuel, Founder of A. B. J. 122; Wax-extractor, 

 Centrifugal 1059, 1061; Weber and his Family 799; 

 Western Department in Gleanings 589; Winter 

 Losses 380; Winter Losses in Lake Regions Severe 

 328; Winter Losses, Heavy, Outdoors 277; Winter 

 Losses, Severe 174; Winter and Spring Losses 206, 

 432; Winter Losses in Wisconsin 535; Winter, Severe 

 122; \Vintering in and out of Doors 928; Wintering 

 Indoors, Lessons Learned from 432; Wintering Out- 

 doors, Protected by Carpets 432; Wintering in Ma- 

 chine-shcp Cellar 277; Wintering Stores 1059; Win- 

 tering, Bees Dying during Cold Snap 70; Wintering, 

 in v. Out 275; Wintering, Successful, Outdoors 431; 

 Wire Cloth for Cleaning Sections 886; Woman Res- 

 cued by De Beche 842. 



Yor-ick Dog 536. 



Illustrations. 



Alexander's Big Yard 1021; Alfalfa Hay, Big 

 Stack of 707; Alley Inspecting Comb 128; Ames 

 Families 893; Apiarian Exhibit, Farmer's 76, 77; 

 Apiary of J. F. Aitkin 648; Apiary, Alexander's 

 1021; Apiary and Home of F. M. Hart 698, 700; 

 Apiary m Australia 594; Apiary, Arrangement of 

 445; Apiary, Barnum's Chaff -hive 982; Apiary, 

 Shedded, Griffith's 1162; Apiary, Jefferson's Shedded 

 27; Apiary, Koehler's 440; Apiary of Albert Lane 

 647; Apiary, Pratt's 1066, 1067; Apiary, Model, in 

 Utah 127; Apiary of L. Wahl 22; Apiary, Weber's 

 Roof 801; Apiary of E. C. Woodward 1157;^ At- 

 water's Entrance-contractor 185; Automobile, Salis- 

 bury's 230. 



Baby Nuclei, Swarthmore's 1065; Baby Nucleus- 

 boxes, Laws' 975, 976; Barnum's Chaff -hive Apiary 

 982; Bears and Bees 643; Bees v. Blackberries 708; 

 Bee-escape, Cleveland's 186; Bee-escape, Phillips' 

 707; Bee-escape to Strengthen Swarms 761; Bottled 

 Honey, Peddling, see Peddling; Burns' Method of 

 Fastening Foundation 606. 



Cages, Queen, Titoff 80; Candied Cut with Wire 

 331-333; Candied Honey, Oyster-pails for 73; Car- 

 ton, Extracted Honey 1165; Cartoon 708; Cartoon, 

 Song without Words 762; Catalpa-trees 1110; Cell- 

 bar Frame, Root's 890; Cell Cups, Wooden, Root's 

 19; Cells and Cell-bars in Frames 446; Centrifugal 

 Wax-extractor 1062; Christmas in California 893: 

 Clipping Oueens Illustrated 133; Coggshall Smoker 

 Fuel 74; 'Colony in Open Air 179; Comb Eaten by 

 ilice 446; Co.nb Honey from one Swarm in 6 Weeks 

 1163; Cover, Blaisdell's 75; Cover, Double 338; 

 Covers Secured with Stones 648; Covers, Galvanized 

 440; Covers, Starkey's Cloth 71; Crane Fence 546. 



De Beche, F. H. 843; Device to Put Paper in 

 Shipping-cases 598; Dibbern's Drone-trap 806, 807; 

 Drone-trap, Dibbern's 806, 807; Duley's Safety De- 

 vice 494. 



Entrance-contractor, Atwater s 185; Extracted 

 Honey" 1165; Extractor for Unfinished Sections 

 135; Extracting-room Koehler's 441; Extracting- 

 room, Wahl's 23; Extracting- wagon, Jefferson's 27; 

 Eve of Bee 383. 



Farmer's Apiary 76; F'eeder, Blaisdell s 75; 

 Fences with Wooden Buttons 546; Fertilization 

 Illustrated 286, 287; Foundation Secured in Brood- 

 frames 606; Foundation, Hand Fastener 604; Foun- 

 dation, Snug Fit in Sections 487, 488; Frame of 

 Brood Well Filled 387; Frame, Nail-spaced, Miller's 

 937; Frame, Nail-supported 1S6; Frame, Nail-sup- 

 ported, Getaz' 339; France, N. E. 747; France's 

 Honey Package 747. 



Granulated Honey Cut with Wire 331-333; Green, 

 J. A. 7 99; Greenhouse, Root's Lean-to 709, 710. 



Hart's Apiaries 698; Hart's Residence 698; Her- 

 'il-iser, Mrs. O. L. 123: Pletherireton, T. E. 130; 

 Hive with Cut-out Rabbet 609; Hive, Device for 

 Nailing 550; Hive, Open-air 17 9; Hives, Home-made 

 .''92, 593; Hive-carrier, Greenwood's 288; Hive-rab- 

 ]--t Cut out 1104; Hive-stand of Old Bottles 495; 

 Hive-tool 706; Hive-tool, Ferguson 178; Hoffman 

 Frame, Metal-spaced 178; Llolder for Unfinished 

 Sections 705; Home of the Honey-bees 1022; Home 

 of the Honey-bees 1151-1154; Home-made Hives 592. 

 593; Honey, Candied, Cut with Wire 331-333; 



Honey, Fine Opening for 544; Honey-retailing Case 

 491; Honey-wagon, Greiner's 491; Hooks for 

 Smokers 895; House-apiary, Old 1107-1109. 

 Introducing-cage, Miller's 809. 

 Jefferson's Shedded Apiary 27. 

 Kodak in Apiary 542; Koehler's E^tracting-room 

 441. 



La Bunty's Wax-press 176, 177; Langstroth at 65 

 845; Laws' Baby Nucleus-boxes 975, 976; Lewis 

 Co.'s Plant 279, 284; Lumber, Root's 1152, 1153. 



Manufacturing Plant, Root's 1151-1154; Manufac- 

 tory of Lewis Company 279-284; Mason, J. B. 934; 

 ilason's Shop, Home and Apiary 934, 935; Miller, 

 Dr. C. C. 887; Morehouse, H. C. 590, 803; Moving 

 Bees, Safety Device for 494; Mules for Carrying 

 Bee Supplies 439; Murray Automobling 1S4; Muth 

 and Family 591. 



Nail-spaced Frame, Cleveland's 186; Nail-spaced 

 Frame, Miller's 937; Nucleus, see Nuclei; Number- 

 ing-tags, Johnson's 448; Numb»ring-tags, McGray's 

 ]0:i7; Numbering-tags, Murray's 31. 

 Oyster-pails for Candied Honey 73. 

 Paper in Shipping-cases, Device to Put in 598; 

 Pecan-trees 88 Years old 1108; Peddling Honey 

 227-229; Pettit's Braced Top-bar 045; Plain Sections, 

 Spacing Device 604; Pines, Michigan's Last 435; 

 Pratt, E. L., and Family 1064; Press, Wax, see 

 Wax-press; Profits in Bee Culture 986. 



Queen-cage, Titoff, in Use 134; Queen-cells Mount- 

 ed on Cell-bars 890; Queen-clipping Illustrated 133; 

 Oueen-nursery 80; Queen-rearing Tools 19. 

 " Rabbet Cut out of Hive 609; Raspberry, Wild, in 

 Michigan 501; Redwoods of California 749, 751; 

 Root Factory, The 1151-1154; Root's Factory be- 

 tween Courts 1022; Root's Greenhouse 709, 710; 

 Root's Kitchen and Woodshed 1029. 



Salisbury in Automobile 230; Salisbury in his 

 Office 229; Salisbury's Warehouse 231, 232; Sec- 

 tions, Unfinished Extracting-frame 705; Sections, 

 Wrapped and Unwrapped 704; Skeps, Straw 649; 

 Smoker Fuel, Coggshall 74; Smoker-hooks 895; Song 

 without Words 702; Starkey's Bee-yard 71; Straw 

 Skeps 649; Swarm of Bees on Arm 388; Swarms, 

 Big 542, 543; Swarm, Returning 850; Swarm- 

 catcher 706; Swarthmore and Family 1064. 



Titoff, Abram E. 1105; Titofi Queen-cages 80; 

 Toepperwein's Office 1066; Top-bars, Pettit's Sugges- 

 tion 595, 645; Transferring-tools 19; Trout Brook 

 Scene in Michigan 502. 



Uncapping-box, Home-made 443; Uncapping- frame, 

 Starkey's 71; Uncapping-can, Galvanized Tub 337; 

 Uncapping-tub, Home-made 759. 



Ventilator Hive 603; Victor's Big Swarm 388. 

 Wagon, Extracting, Jefferson's 27; Water-closet 

 Arrangement, Root's 1029; Wax-extractor, Centrif- 

 ugal 1062; Wax-press, La Bunty's 176; Weber, C. 

 H. W., and Family 799, 800; West's Queen-cell Pro- 

 tector 120; Wheelbarrow with Pneumatic Tire 758; 

 Wilson, Miss Emma 887; Wings of Bees, Variations 

 in 438; Wintering in Winter Cases 336, 337; Win- 

 ter-packed Hive, Starkey's 72; Wiring Frames 30; 

 Wooden Cell Cups, see Cell Cups. 



Yoder's Method of Putting in Foundation 487, 



