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High-pressure Gardening 



All about cucumbers 1137. 



Bacteria for sweet clover on the island 601 ; Bass- 

 wood for fall planting 1385; Basswood, to grow 

 1513; Bees, handling without gloves 304; Blight, 

 spraying for 1135; Budding appletrees 1595. 



Clover seed, where comes from 1015; Celery-farm 

 in Florida 301. 



Day's home 1596; Drainage tile, a new kink 1134. 



Evergreen, ornamental 1514; Fly that ruins 

 orange-orchards 303. 



Grasshoppers 1136; Guavas 371. 



Holden's corn-talk 1454. 



Mushroom business 1453, 1595. 



Nitro culture 102; Nitrogen bacteria 602. 



Orange-blossom honey 601. 



Paulownia 1385, 1198; Potaroes, seed, selecting 

 1135; Potted plants 372. 



Rats, more about them 1454. 



Strawberries in Florida 302; Strawberries on the 

 Florida coast 602; Strawberry-gardening 302; Sweet 

 clover in Floridp 602. 



Tomato-book, man's home 1596; Tomato-growing 

 in Florida Keys 601; Truck-farms in Florida 302. 



Wax-beans in Florida 303. 



Health Notes 



Cnestnuts for diet 1453. 



Doctoring without medicine 895. 



Fruits, uncooked 1452. 



Lemons for the cure of consumption 635. 



Sitz bath, hot 896. 

 Terry's diet 1452. 

 Vertigo, or falling sickness 101. 



Illustrations 



Acklin, Mrs., cover, Feb. 15; Acklin, J. E., cover, 

 July 1; Aikin sectional hive 732, 733; Aikin sec- 

 tional brood-chamber 501; A. I. Root demonstrating 

 at Jenkintown, cover, Aug. 15; Alexander and El- 

 wood 153; Alexander apiary 1573, 1575; Alexander 

 baby nuclei 1576; Alexander bee-yard 28, 1572, 1576; 

 Alexander feeder modified 1256; Alexander, Frank 

 89; Alexander shaking combs 90; Alexander's 

 evaporating-tanks 801; Alexander's feeder 499; 

 Alexander's honey-strainer 27; Alexander's tank- 

 room 1572; Alighting-boards, curved 744; 

 Alighting-boards, adjusting 1573, 1575; Althea as 

 a honey-plant 1303; Ant-proof shed for tropics 

 1055; Apiary of 360 colonies 516; Apiary 

 with dirt floor 1422; Apiary in back lot 1502; Apiary 

 averaging 100 lbs. 814; Apiary sheds in Idaho 664; 

 Apiary in the shade 739; Apiary packed with 

 building-paper 1308; Apiary with upper entrances 

 1498; Apiary, first-prize photo 739; A;;iary, Alex- 

 ander 1573, 1575; Apiary, Root's at Salem 1435; 

 Apiary, South Florida 738; Apiary, Texas 1566; 

 Apiary, P. Keating's 436; Apiary, Guthrie's 

 cover, Dec. 1; Apiary, Townsend's 1241; Apiary, 

 Peterson's 1302; Apple-blossom shade 298; Arizona 

 scheme for shade 885; Aspinwall shipping-case 515; 

 Aspinwall's hive and system 426, 429; Atwater, 

 E. F. 589; Atwater's baby-nucleus yard 947; At- 

 water's heating-tank 25; Atwater's queen-cell cage 

 1070; Automobile and bee-keepers on cover, Nov. 

 15; Automobile to haul nuclei 1128; Automobile for 

 hauling nuclei, cover, Sept. 1; Automobile, Doo- 

 little's 1068, 1001. 



Baby nucleus. Root's 18: Baby nuclei prepared for 

 winter 1361; Bee on a Blossom 510; Bee demonstra- 

 tion at Akron and Medina 222, 225; Bee demonstra- 

 tion at Medina 1579, 1582; Bee demonstration, 

 Wahl's 356; Bees as fertilizers 509, 511; Bees in 

 open air 227; Bees on a stretcher 280; Bees, fracas 

 with 1568; Bee-brush, German 610, 938; Bee-brush, 

 Flory's 1255; Bee-cellar, see Cellar; Bee-keeper in 

 parade 1128; Bee-keeper, blind, at work 228; Bee- 

 keeper, youngest in Pennsylvania 1578; Bee-keeper, 

 young 1188, 1432; Bee-killing, to avoid 819, 820; 

 Bee-sheds in Idaho 664; Bee-shed for tropics 1055; 

 Benton modified mailing-cage 668; Benton, Ralph, in 

 Europe 1433, 1503; Benton's last postal 92; Bicycle 

 pants-guards 297; Bigelow and his class at Medina 

 1579, 1582; Bigelow at Jenkintown 1066, 1067; Bige- 

 low Educational hive 590, 592; Bigelow honey-carton 

 1584, 1585; Bigelow's apiarian laboratory 155, 157; 

 Bigelow, E. F., cover, June 15; Birds' work on 

 hives 1429; Boardman's house for wintering 1373; 

 Bottom-board, Mansperger's 671; Bottom-board, 

 double to keep down increase 825; Box hive, drum- 

 ming bees from 1588; Boy and Japanese hive 1441; 

 Boy and the bees 1127; Boy watching bees 1432; 

 Roy bee-keeper 1577, 1578; Brood-chamber, Aikin's 

 501; Building material, cost of 491; Building-paper 

 for winter protection 1308; Burn's heating-tank 

 26; Burt's method of ripening honey 1247. 



Cage for bee demonstrations 221; Candied honey 

 cut with a machine 1445; Carniolans at Jenkintown 



1063; Cartons for two sections 96; Cartons, Bige- 

 low 1584, 1585; Caucasian bees by Lyon 91; Cau- 

 casian caught in act 814; Cellar repository. Board- 

 man's 1373; Cellars of concrete 1363, 1365; Cellar, 

 bee, Lathrop's 226; Cellar, West's plan of 1181; 

 Cellar, method of piling bees in 1182; 1183; Cell- 

 building hive. Chambers' 294, 1059; Cement cellar- 

 walls 1363, 1365; Chambers' non-swarming attach- 

 ment 584; Chamljers' cell-building hive 294, 1059; 

 Chambers' cell-starter 1059; Chinaman and his bees 

 661, 663; Church's mating cage 1569; Church, C. M. 

 1570; Class in apiculture. Griffin's 585; Class in 

 apiculture. Surface's 942; Clamps for wintering bees 

 1369, 1370; Climbing Cuban palm 364, 365; Closed- 

 end frames, to handle 819, 820; Cluster, arrange- 

 ment of the nucleus 670; Coggshall at Jenkintown 

 1062; Colony manipulated 13 26; Colony removed 

 from building 433; Colonies, 360 in one apiary 516; 

 Combs built in open air 227; Comb honey properly 

 packed 1246; Comb honey ripening oif the hive 

 1247; Combs, removing from building 433; Comb- 

 carrier, Alexander 89, 1575; Comb-honey attach- 

 ments, Ferris' 880, 882, 941; Comb-honey carton, 

 Bigelow's 1584; 1585; Comb-honey display from one 

 hive 737; Comb-honey storage-crates 494; Comb- 

 leveler, Whitney's 1189; Comstock, Anna B., cover, 

 July 15; Concrete cellars, to make 1363, 1365; 

 Crates for comb honey. Green's 494 ; Crowds at 

 Jenkintown 1064, 1065; Cuban honey-house 94; 

 Cuban method of climbing 364, 365; Cucumbers 

 grown in greenhouse 509, 511; Cyprians, beware 

 1008; Cyrenius' hive-lifter 803. 



Daisy fastener improved 1254; Demonstration of 

 live bees, Wahl's 356; Doolittle system illustrated 

 444, 521, 522, 596, 652, 749, 751, 822, 952, 953, 

 1014, 1069; Doolittle and automobile 1001; Doolittle 

 wide frame 598; Doolittle on mowing an apiary 595; 

 Doolittle on taking off comb-honey 952, 953; Doo- 

 little colony rich in stores 521 ; Doolittle taking off 

 honey 1014; Doolittle at Jenkintown 1004, 1006; 

 Doolittle queen-excluder 598; Doolittle shade-board 

 1253; Doolittle and automobile 1068; Doolittle on 

 clean entrances 823; Doolittle's dream 1015; Doo- 

 little's introducing-cage 823; Doolittle's method of 

 lifting hives 1069; Doolittle's record-board 521; 

 Doolittle, G. M., cover, April 1; Drumming bees 

 out of box hives 816, 1588; Dzierzon, John 1508; 

 Dzierzon's home and hive 1509. 



Educational hive, Bigelow 590, 592; Elwood and 

 Alexander 153; Entrance tangled with grass 823; 

 Ent''ance-closing. Doolittle plan 1069; Entrances, 

 closing, by Doolittle 444: Entrance, contracting 671; 

 ) ntrance. ideal, for summer 1571; Entrance, V. 

 Burt's 1571; Entrance-closer of bent wire cloth 

 418; Entrance-guards to keep out mice 1512; Exhibit 

 by Hunt 1439; Exhibit of honey at Wisconsin fair 

 30: Exhibit in Australia 1500, 1501; Extracting- 

 combs, fine set 1248; Exhibit, Creighton's 30; 

 Extracting-frame, to brush 1244, 1245; Extracting 

 with gasolme-engine 1242; Extracting-house portable 

 515; Extracting-house, Alexander 1574; Extracting- 

 room, Alexander's 1572; Eye, swollen 1376. 



