GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



man Frame for Incompetent Help 1,068; Hoffman 

 Frame Defended bv One Using 10,000 1,166; Hoff- 

 man Frame Defended 1.O06, 1,157; Hoffman Frame 

 Best in Use 932; Hoffman Frame Discussed 687; 

 Hoffman Frames Condemned 489, 51^1; Hoffman 

 Frames and Thick Top-bars 703; Hoffman Frame, 

 Universally Liked 933; Hoffman Frame, Defects in 

 930; Hoffman Frame, Thick Top-bir 1,{I6S; Hoffman 

 Frame, V Edge Condemned 1,066; Hoffman Frame, 

 Symposium on 930, 930; Hoft"man Frame, Green on 

 1,014; Hoffman Frame, Shallow 1,165; Hoffman 

 Frames and Thick-Top-bars 703; Hoft'man Frame, 

 Metal-spaced 178; Hoffman Frames, Propolizing Be- 

 tween 272; Hoffman Top-bars, Short 1,159; Home- 

 made Hives 592; Honey in Boxes 007; Honey 44 

 Years Old 6(9; Honey from Buckwheat, Gilt-edge 

 S] ; Honev from Pine Needles 396; Honcv in Paper 

 Bags ISO;' Honey from Poppy 499, 658, 60S; Honey 

 as Food for Children 893; Honey Consumed in Year 

 by a Colony 376, 651, 688; Honey Defined 1,100; 

 Hcney with National Brand 5S4; Honey with Convex 

 Cappings 375; Honey Plarvest in ^Vinter 116; Honey 

 Not Candying in Cold Weather 554; Honey Poisoned 

 from Cotton 811; Honey Ripened Artifically 220; 

 Honey v. Syrup for Wintering 1,055; Honey Adul- 

 terated, that Did Not Sell 397: Honey, Analysis of 

 1.062: Honey, Artificial (?) in Germany 115; Honey, 

 Candied, Symposium on 124-128; Honey, Bleaching 

 of 288; Honey, Candying, see Candied Honey; 

 Honey, Candying of, No Proof of Purity 894; 

 Honey, Chunk, see Chunk Honey; Honey, Consist- 

 ency of 77; Honey, Cutting with Wire, see Candied 

 Honey; Honey, Bottled, to Keep from Leaking 985; 

 Honey, Eastern, Candied in Bags 124, 126; Honey, 

 Food Elements of 1,099, 1,143; Honey, Foreign, 

 Feared in America 807; Honev, to Keep from Candy- 

 ing 28, 124, 397, 659; Honey, 'Marketing 805; Honey, 

 Non-candving, in Zero Weather 181 ; Honev, Pack- 

 ages to Ship in 986; Honey, Peddling 20, 2'26, 491, 

 539, 696; Honey, Plantnig for 752; Honey, Ripening 

 for Extracting 708; Honey, Roll 500; Honey, Sour 

 552, 741; Honey, Well-ripened for Candying ISO; 

 Honey, When to Market S05; Honey-boards Not Re- 

 tarding Work in Supers 551; Honey-carrier, Handy 

 288; Honey-dew on Top of Trees 985; Honey-dew 

 and Exudations from Plants 282; Honey-knife, Flat- 

 handled 941; Honey-packages 597; Honcy-plints, 

 Tropical 497; House-apiary, Old 1,107; House-apiary, 

 Salisbury's, a Success 396; House-apiaries Obsolete 

 551; Hutchinson, Joke on 117; Hutchinson's Expla- 

 nation 1,019; Hyde-Scholl Separators 600. 



Increase, Cheap 588; Increase, To Get by Divid- 

 ing 603; Inoculating Soil 1,100; Instinct 552; In- 

 stincts of Bees, Peculiar 546; Insurance on Bees 427; 

 Intoxicants, Cost of 532; Introducing to Colony 

 Long Queenless 1,027; Introducing, Novel Exper- 

 ience 1,070; Introducing-cage, Miller's Si;9; Irriga- 

 tion in Montrose, Colorado 691; Irrigation in the 

 West 1,014; Italians more Immune to Pickled Brood 

 1,110, 1,144; Italians more Immune to Diseases 

 1,144; Italians v. Hybrids 534; Italians, Golden 

 Strains of 701 ; Italians, Leather-colored 583. 



Jamaica Honey-flowers 848. 



Kerosene for Stings 940; King Bird Guilty 923. 



Labor, Division of Among Bees 846; La Bunty 

 on Wax-presses 176; Langstroth, Recollections of 

 843: Langstroth's Invention of Bee-space 335; Lang- 

 stroth's Invention of Movable Frame 182; Larva 

 Too Old for Queen-rearing 835; Larva, Right Age 

 of 880; Laying Worker Getting Through Queen- 

 excluder 941: Laying Workers, To Deal with 1,143; 

 Laying Workers, Getting Rid of 1,070; Laying 

 Workers. How Produced 1,055; Laying Workers, 

 Sure Sign of 968; Laying Workers, Plurality of 

 983; Laws on National 1,011; Laws on Baby Nuclei 

 974; Legislation in Europe 221; Lewis Company's 

 Plant 279; Lie, Comb-honey, see Comb-honey; • 

 Liquor, Cost of 532; Liquor Traffic and Railroads 

 324; Lizards Killing Bees 553, 658, 708, 806; Local- 

 ity. Effect of on Apiculture 636; Locations, Good, in 

 California 1,101; Losses of Bees in Utah 810, 851; 

 Losses after Honey-flow 850: Lumber for Hives 

 Diminishing 748; Lumber, Sacrifice of 748. 



Mating of Queens Twice 385; Mating of Queen 

 Witnessed by Pratt 809; Metal-spaced Ho'ffman 

 Frame 178; Michigan Convention 389; Migratory 

 Bee-keeping 739; Milk Paint Not Suitable 762; 

 Miller Introducing-cage, Improved 809; Miller Nail- 

 spaeed Frame 936; Miller's Book 656; Modern 

 Queen-rearing 235; Modern Queen-rearing, see 

 Queen-rearing, Modern; Molasses, New Orleans, as 

 Winter Food 30; Molasses, Sour 135; Morehouse and 

 Gleanings 897; Morehouse, Memoriam of 802; 

 Moore's Queen-rearing Yard 659; Mosquito-hawks 



in Florida 187; Moving Apiary Less than a Mile 

 1,028; Moving Btes 375; Moving Bees Long Dis- 

 tances 1,163; Moving Bees Short Distances 942; 

 Moving liees with Open Entrances 337; Moving 

 Bees, Device^ for 494; Moving Bees, Time for 1,055; 

 Mules for Carrying Supplies 439. 



Nail Support for Frames 81; Nail-spaced Frames, 

 Cleveland's 186; Nail-spaced Frames, see Frames, 

 Nail-spaced: Names, Generic, for Bees 1,113; Names, 

 Scientific 232, 271; National B. K. Ass'n v. Those 

 in Europe 114; National, Candidates for 1,144; 

 Nectar, Formation of 77; Nuclei for Queen-rearing 

 79; Nuclei, to Make Bees Stay in 116; Nuclei, Mak- 

 ing the Bees Stay in 168; Nuclei, Term Misused 479; 

 Numbering-tags of Brass 552; Numbering-tags of 

 Section Pieces 448, 1,027; Numbering-tags, Zinc 

 2S9; Numbering-tags, Stamping Outfit for 221. 



Ontario Convention 596; Orange-blossom Honey, 

 So-called 635; Organization in Europe for Legisla- 

 tion 221; Organizations, Apicultural, in the World 

 114; Organizations, Bee, in Germany 168; Outdoor 

 Feeding, see Feeding, Outdoor; Out-apiaries, Man- 

 aging with Two Visits 389: Overstocking 427, 695, 

 851, 927, 1,019, 1,070; Oyster-pails for Candied 

 Honey 72, 73. 



Paint to Stop Robbing 554; Paper Bags for Honey, 

 see Candied Honey; Paralysis 635; Paralysis and 

 L^se of Sulphur 656; Paralysis, Bee, Poppleton on 

 Curing 532; Pear-blight, see Bees and Pears; Pear- 

 growers and Bees 5S8; Pecan-tree 88 Years Old 

 1,107; Phacelia 805, 835; Phacelia Straw 271; Pha- 

 celia as Fodder 583; Phacelia Tanacetifolia for 

 Honey 553; Philadelphia Bee-keepers' Association 

 653, 978; Phosphate-sacks for Smoker Fuel 1,144; 

 Phosphorescence or Electricity 289, 448; Pickled 

 Brood 1,144: Pickled Brood, see Brood, Pickled; 

 Pickled Brood, Italiars Immune to 1,144; Pickled 

 Brood, Combs Fit to Use Agiin S51 ; Pickled Brood, 

 Experiments With 1,111; Pickled Brood Not Cured 

 bv Starving 1,110; Piping and Drinking at Once 984; 

 Plain Sections v. Old Style 547; Planting for Bees 

 274; Plants, Honey-producing 1,024; Poisoning Bees 

 325; Poisoned Honey from Cotton 942, 1,068, 1,072; 

 Pollen Not Removed by Soaking 25; Pollen, Too 

 Much 690; Poppy, Honey from 658; Pollen, Value 

 of 690, 739; Postal Department to Censor Adver- 

 tisements 583; Power, Chc-p, from Gasoline 812; 

 Prices, Higher, for Honey S96; Priority Rights 095, 

 740, 847, 851, 880. 1,070; Priority Rights and Over- 

 slocking 967; Profits in Bees 480, 532; Propolis by 

 t!\e Pound 879; Propolis and Locality 927; Propolis 

 Removed by Ammonia 662; Propolis Removed with 

 Sapolio 554, 658; Propolis Cleaned with Wire Cloth 

 597; Propolis, To Clean from Fences 1,112; Pros- 

 pects in Colorado Not Good 692. 



Quantity v. Quality 539; Queen Eaten by Ants 

 £8(T; Queen Laying Only Worker Eggs When a 

 Year Old 967; Queen Mating in Air or Hive 739; 

 Quern Meting Twice 939; Queen Mating After Lay- 

 ing 754. 755; Oueen Piping and Drinking at Once 

 984; Queen Ready for Flight 941; Queen Trade 

 Broken by Foul Brood 761; Queen, Capacity 

 for Laving 387; Queen, Capacity for Egg- 

 laving 9'67; Queen, llevelopment of 879; Queen, 

 Drone-layer 98''4; Queen, Fertilization of 323; Queen, 

 To Find 793; Queen, Long-torgued, Bad 1,055; 

 Queen, New or Old with Swarm 6(;6; Queen, Nor- 

 mal. Laying on Side of Cells 551: Queen. Removing 

 in Honey Harvest 272; Queen, Scent of, in Intro- 

 ducing 923; Queen, Young, to Detect Presence of 

 688; Queen, Red-clover 486; Queen, When on Out- 

 side o'f Brood-combs 836; Queens from Right Mother 

 583: Queens i\fated in Greenhouses 375; Queens 

 P>etter~the Second Year 236; Queens Mating Twice 

 _,5.S5, 602. 661, 704, 754; Queens Laying in Copi- 



pressed Cups 492; Queens Shipned Far, Inferior 



1,101; Queens Superseded by Bees 740; Queens, 

 Artifieiaf 428; Queens, Caging, to Prevent Swarm- 

 ing 237; Queens, Egg-laying of 427; Queens, Fer- 

 tilizing 75^285; Queens, Fertilization of Controlled 

 974; Queens, Introducing by Daubing 1.013; 

 Queens,' Late-mated 134; Queens, Preparatory 

 Flight 323; Queens, Replacing Old 692; Queens, 

 to Test and Grade 486; Queens, Tw^o in a 

 Cell 554, 658, 757; Queens, Virgin, 5 Months 

 Old 657; Oueens, When" Begin to Lay 638; Queen- 

 clipping 133; Queen-mating Witnessed by Pratt 809; 

 O'lren-rearing.'Alley System 127- Queen-rearing Ap- 

 pliances at Medina 79, SO; Queen-rearing. Fine 

 Points in 889: Queen-rearing in England 757; Queen- 

 rearing, Improved 127; Queen-rearing, Modern 19, 

 79, 1.33; Queen-rearing, Pratt on 492; Queen-rearing 

 for Professionals 13; Queen-rearing, Swartmore's 



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