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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



demonstrations of at fairs 218, 221, 355; Bees 

 temperature of cluster 210; Bees, difficulty in deter 

 mining race 505; Bees, cross to kill 873; Bees 

 robber 1014; Bees, improvements in 798; Bees, 

 improvement of 76; Bees, sick, what becomes of 

 927; Bees, red-clover mS; Btcs, long-tongued 80; 

 Bees, small number of establish colony 569; Bees 

 difficulty of keeping pure stock 276; Bees, tern 

 perature of cluster 928; Bees, do they hear? 1235 

 J3ees, demonstration of in church or hall 224; Bees, 

 creatures of habit 1227; Bees, income from 519 

 Bees, to avoid killing 585; Bees, old way of hand 

 ling 826; Bees, distance fly 34, 1114; Bees, number 

 for wintering 1112; Eee-brush, Flory's 1255; Bee 

 brush, German 938; Bee-cave for wintering 810: 

 Bee-cellars, see cellars; Bee-escape, Porter 817; Bee 

 escapes, to put on 952; Bee-flight, length of 1172 

 Bee-hat, Alexander 744; Bee-hunting 998; Bee- 

 hunting, when it pays 296; Bee-keeper in industrial 

 parade 1128; Bee-keeper, young 439; Bee-keeper in 

 Indiana, youngest 1188; Bee-keeper, youngest in 

 Pennsylvania 1577; Bee-keeper, blind 228; Bee- 

 keeper, young 1018, 1127, 1431; Bee-keepers, are 

 there too many? 730; Bee-keepers, notable 1107; 

 Bee-keepers, old, stick to old things 717; Bee- 

 keepers, two young 1127; Bee-keeping in Alabama 

 492, 640; Bee-keeping for women 995; Bee-keeping 

 with other business not advised 836; Bee-keeping 

 combined with other occupations 208; Bee-keeping in 

 Cuba, discouraging 1179; Bee-keeping for beginners 

 1298; Bee-keeping, intensive, v. extensive 76; Bee- 

 keeping, success in, Alexander on 935; Bee-range, 

 government control of 991, 1047; Bee-space over 

 frames in winter 234; Bee-space, size of 498; Bee- 

 tree, curious 835; Bee-tree hunting 888; Bee-trees, 

 removing trees 1378; Bee-uniter 361; Bee-veils, 

 value of 417; Beef trust 1355; Benton trip, Eu- 

 ropean estimate of 1586; Benton's travels in Europe 

 1434; Betsinger wire-cloth separator 1303; Betsinger 

 wire-cloth separator, see separator, wire-cloth; Bige- 

 low's teachers at Medina 1579; Bigelow's Educa- 

 tional hive 591; Birds bad in bee-yard 1439; Bird- 

 lice, order of 281; Bitter taste in honey, to remove 

 98; Black color for hives 570; Black as a color for hives, 

 Latham on 656; Black queens hard to find 736; Black 

 brood, Alexander method of curinj; 95; Black brood, 

 Alexander cure not satisfactory 1013; Black brood, 

 Alexander plan of curing endorsed 98; Black brood, 

 Alexander treatment for 22; Black brood, Alex- 

 ander's cure a success 507; Black races, can we dis- 

 tinguish? 1177; Blacks and Caucasians, color similar 

 505; Book, poem on bees 1300; Books and journals, 

 value of 439; Botanical terms 933; Bottoms, loose 

 preferred 994; Bottom-board feeder 824; Bottom- 

 board with adjustible entrance 671; Bottom-boards 

 designed for wintering 1312; Bottom-board, double 

 to control increase 835; Bottom-board, double, for 

 controlling increase 868; Bottom-boards cheap as 

 dirt 1423; Bottom-board, Hershiser 1367; Bottom- 

 board, reversible 1288; Bottom-board, Dr. Miller's- 

 special 940; Bottom-board, changing of for winter 

 1069; Bottom-boards, dirt on in spring 1287; Bot- 

 tom-boards, fastening to hives 1070; .Bottom-boards, 

 turning in the spring 353; Bottom-boards, reversing 

 443, 1108, 1234; Bottom-boards, to secure to hive- 

 body 353; Boxes, pasteboard, for making candy 

 cakes 199; Breeding bees, methods for improving 

 76; Breeding queens on an island 139; Breeding, 

 pure stock best for 200; Breeder's catalog, E. F. 

 Phillips on 99; Breeding-points in queens 1420; 

 Breeding-queens, imported 816; Breeders' Associa- 

 tion 1248; Brood from two queens in hive 354; 

 Brood in outside frames 1167; Brood bare-headed, 

 caused by worms 791 ; Brood foundation, see founda 

 tion; Brood to strengthen weak colonies 504; Brood, 

 diseases of, by Phillips 1565; Brood chambers, large, 

 use of 733; Brood-combs, honey in 827; Brood- 

 frames and surplus sections in same body 219; 

 Brood-nest, honey in 836; Brood-rearing, time of 

 beginning in the spring 352; Brood-rearing stim- 

 ulated by crocus blossoms 831 ; Brood-rearing started 

 early 413; Brood-rearing, double- walled hives 997; 

 Brood-rearing, early, value of 933; Brood-rearing, 

 stimulation in spring 444; Brood-rearing, sufficient 

 stores for 521; Broomweed in Texas 1292; Brush, 

 camel-hair for transferring larvae 1059; Brush, Ger- 

 man bee 938; Brushes of weeds or grass 1113; 

 Brushes, bee 1113; Brushing bees 1344, 1345; Buck- 

 wheat honey, antiseptic 98S; Buckwheat honey, 

 thickness of 1352; Buckwheat for curing foul brood 



1235; Buckwheat flow, preparation for 890; Buck- 

 wheat, average yield from 747; Buckwheat honey- 

 flow checks foul brood 950; Buckwheat-field of 

 1000 acres 1503; Burr and brace combs, to avoid 

 1107; Burr-combs between thick top-bars 988; Burr- 

 combs in Danzenbaker hives 745; Burt's plan of 

 storing honey out of hive 1247; Buttel-Reepen's 

 book 1390, 1347; Butter and honey 1423; Buying 

 bees 150, 210. 



Cabbage, palmetto, of Florida 742; Cage, intro- 

 ducing and nursery, Atwater 1070; Cage, mam- 

 moth for fertilizing queens 1569; Caging of queens 

 to prevent swarming 797; Caging of queens 818; 

 California honey, price in New York 1496; Cali- 

 fornia honey-producing flowers in 888; California 

 sources of light and dark honey 1007; Canadian 

 department 1234; Candied honey in New Zealand, 

 cutting 1445; Candy for feeding nuclei 398; Candy 

 for stimulative feeding 1177; Candy for feeding 

 bees, to make 199; Candy for queen-cages 14; 

 Candy, good, for feeding bees in winter 199; 

 Candy, hard, for introducing queens 1057; Candy, 

 honey, to make 1130; Candying, how to prevent 

 577; Cane sugar and kidney trouble 1499; Cans, im- 

 portance of clean 1356; Cappings, honey from, see 

 honey; Cappings, honey from 517; Cappings, good 

 honey from 1297; Cappings, double, over honey 

 1416; Cappings, white 1193; Carbolic acid for foul 

 brood 885; Carniolan bees, color of 383; Carniolan 

 colonies, brood-rearing during honey harvest 284; 

 Carniolans on red clover 275; Carniolans gentle 

 1256; Carniolans injurious to apiculture 1167; Car- 

 niolan-Italian bees 503; Carniolan-Italian bees 

 preferred 358; Carrier, see hive-carrier; Carton, 

 pasteboard for two sections 96; Cartons, 

 comb honey 1584; Cattle and bees 1510; Cau- 

 casian bees, long tongues of 81; Caucasian bees, 

 a warning 139, 495, 594; Caucasian on flower, photo- 

 graph 814; Caucasian v. Italian for city use 1589; 

 Caucasians in Europe 1438; Caucasians in Russian 

 bee book 1428; Caucasians as swarmers 889; Cau- 

 casians resembling other blacks; Caucasians, Frank 

 Benton, on 93; Caucasians, color like black 505, 

 1177; Caucasians, characteristic markings of 92; 

 Caucasians not new race 442; Caucasians for city 

 368; Caucasians, introduction of 563; Cave for win- 

 tering bees 810; Cellar wintering 78; Cellar winter- 

 ing, Hershiser on 1312, 1367; Cellar for bees, of 

 stone 225; Cellar for bees under empty house 145; 

 Cellar for bees, lime in 231; Cellar for bees, vesti- 

 bule in 226, 1310; Cellar wintering without bottom- 

 boards 1441; Cellar wintering. Hatch on 1310; 

 Cellar wintering, principles of 1375; Cellar floor of 

 cement or not 1348; Cellar for bees, ventilation in 

 79; Cellar for bees, dampness in 79; Cellar, artifi- 

 cial heat in 79; Cellar, to build, West on 1181; 

 Cellar, chaff hives in 67; Cellar, candle better than 

 lamp in 139; Cellar, consumption of honey in 1347; 

 Cellar, damp, success with 1187; Cellar, putting bees 

 in, by Doolittle 1131; Cellar, to build. West on 1249; 

 Cellar, proper temperature for 518; Cellars of con- 

 crete 1363-1367, 1377; Cellars, large entrances for 

 ventilation 432; Cellars, light in 80; Cellars, to kill 

 mice 80; Cellared bees, temperature of cluster 411; 

 Cellared colonies, care given to 430; Cellared bees, 

 to remove in the sprihg 286, 287, 344, 411, 443, 

 563, 935, 1047; Cellared colonies, when to put in 

 and out 935, 1373; Cellared bees restless 439; Cel- 

 lared bees, when to remove in spring 344; Cellared 

 bees, moisture on comb 333; Cellared bees, tempera- 

 ture of cluster 344; Cellaring bees, time of 13; 

 Cellaring bees, a flight before 73; Cellaring bees 

 early 1D52; Cellaring bees, flight before 139; Cellar- 

 wintered colonies in chaff hives 36; Cells by Italians 

 and blacks 1416; Cells, direction of in twin mating- 

 box 594; Cells, embryo queen 1563; Cell-starting 

 device. Chambers' 293, 1059; Cell-getting without 

 making queenless 1130; Cement and oil for paint 

 230; Cement for cellars 1348; Cement hive-stands 

 939; Cement cellars 1363-1367; Census report 1117; 

 Chaff-packed walls for cellar under empty house 

 145; Chambers non-swarming plan a failure 824; 

 Chambers non-swarming device 582, 1251; Chambers 

 cell-starting device 1059; Chambers on foul brood 

 806; Chambers' cell-starting device 293; Chemistry 

 of honey 1235; Chemistry of honey and sugar syrup 

 799; Cheshire on foul brood 808; Chickens eat 

 drones 868; Chickens that will not eat bees 1378; 

 Chinese bee-keeper 433, 661; Chunk honey, an argu- 

 ment against 157; Chute, Doolittle's 353; Cities, 



