GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



claw 169; Caucasian Bees Gentle only 1230; Caucasian 

 Bees, Truth about 1183, 1184; Caucasian and other 

 Races 863; Caucasians at Government Apiary 948; 

 Caucasians Very Gentle 1248; Caucasians for Begin- 

 ners 232; Caucasians, Conflicting Testimony 1117; 

 Caucasians to Soften Temper of other Bees 605; Cau- 

 ca'sians and Caucasians 1291; Cell Cups, Wooden 72; 

 Cell-getting 233; Cellar Bees, How to 1291; Cellar 

 Flights, when Necessary 353; Cellar Flights 62; Cellar 

 Mid-winter Flights 288, 303, 354; Cellar Winter 

 Flights Objected to 305, 306; Cellar, Winter Flights, 

 Opinions Harmonized 291, 524; Cellars with Unvarying 

 Temperature 353; Cellar Ventilation, 239, 310; Cellar 

 Winter Flights 239; Cellar Wintering (Doolittle) 309; 

 Cellar Wintering, Principles of 1014; Cellars in Sandy 

 Soil 366; Cellars Below Ground 366; Cement for Hive- 

 stands 430; ChafC Hive, Home-made 1078; Chemical 

 Definition of Honey, see Honey; Chemistry of Glucose 

 482; Chemist's Definition of Honey 64; Child, Conver- 

 sion of 947; Clergyman and Bees 421; Climate, Arid 

 308, 309; Clipping the Queen's Legs 807; Clipping, 

 Greiner's Plan 965; Closed-end Frames for Winter 

 364; Clothespin for Hive Record 1027; Coggshall's 

 3000 Colonies 287; Color Best for Hives 1312; Colony 

 Odor 872; Cellars, Temperature of 303; Cellar, Bee, 

 with Furnace 524; Cellar, Setting Bees out of 319; 

 Cellar, Disturbances in 1195; Cellar, Carrying Bees 

 Into 83; Cellar, Moisture in 287; Cellar, To Pile Hives 

 in 1061; 1118; Cellar, When to Remove Bees from 64, 

 1014; Cellar, Vtntihitor for 1085; Cellar, Preparing 

 Hives for (Doolittle) 1193; Cellar, Temperature of 

 288; Cellar, Noises in 33; Cellar, Winter Flights 287, 

 288; Cellar, Vegetable, for Bees 82; Cellar, Ventila- 

 tion 1015; Cellars, Winter Flights from 82; Cellared 

 Bees, when to Set out 406; Cellared Colonies, Con- 

 sumption of Stores 1174; Cellared Bees, Flying- time 

 for 353; Cellared Bees, Flight for 180, 186; Cells 

 Found Without Opening Hive 774; Cells and Virgins 

 Caged too Much 805, 852; Cells Empty when Capped 

 1087; Cells with Several Larvae 807; Cells, To Look 

 for During Swarming 1016; Cells, Finding Without 

 Handling Combs 1086; Cell-rearing in yueen-right 

 Colony 1030; Colony of Bees Without Hive 1250; 

 Colony, Food Necessary for Year 531 ; Colonies for 

 Comb Honey 233; Colonies Short of Stores 289; Colo- 

 nies Carried on a Stretcher 554; Colonies, Naked 168; 

 Colonies, Size of for Winter (Doolittle) 1081; Colonies, 

 Weak, too many 289; Colonies, Number to the Acre 

 1006; Colonies, Weak, to Help 525; Colorado Fair 808; 

 Colorado as a Fruit Country 1299; Comb and Ex- 

 tracted Honey from Same Super 594, 703, 721, 722, 

 824, 912, 1072; Comb and Extracted, Townsend Plan 

 J 198; Comb Honey from Hive Well Ventilated 1229; 

 Comb Honey as Confectionery 13; Comb Honey Keep- 

 ing over 1008; Comb Honey Left on Hives Long 777; 

 Comb Honey by the Pound 1089; Comb Honey In Tin 

 'Boxes 19-21; Comb Honey by the Piece or Pound 1089; 

 Cnmb Honey Souring Prematurely 1142; Comb Honey 

 In Refrigerator 1173; Comb Honey, Color Affected 13; 

 Co-Hb Honey, Bleaching lo90; Comb Honey, Where to 

 Keep 1120, 1174; Comb Honey, Packages for 824; 

 Comb Honey, To Judge 63; Comb Honey, Larger 

 Packages for 596; Comb Honey, Production Against 

 Nature 227; Comb Honey, Ripening 1 20; Comb 

 Honey, Piece or Weight, Crane on 1305, 1309; Comb 

 Honey, Cause of Souring 1297; Combs Behind Divi- 

 sion-board 420; Combs Built Crosswise 948; Combs 

 Built Together 492; Combs Capped Without Honey 

 777; Comb-honey Lie Denied 553; Comb-honey Lie and 

 $1,000 13; Comb-honey Lie Believed 317; Comb-honey 

 Lies to be Corrected 1292; Comb-honey Lies Deeply 

 Rooted 727; Comb-honey Lies 14; Comb-honey Pack- 

 age, Large 640; Comb-honey Showcase 547; Comb- 

 honey Supers Protected 700, 1238, 1292; Commission 

 Men, Honey to 219; Comstock's Book 947; Concrete 

 for Hive-stand 430; Contracting Eight-frame Hive 

 465; Co-operation 1069; Combs Melting in German Ex- 

 tractor 729; Combs v. Dummies 406; Combs v. Founda- 

 tion 1028; Combs Solid Full of Brood 64; Combs, Fu- 

 migating with Bisulphide and Sulphur 1117; Combs, 

 Getting Bees off 1118; Combs, To Fasten In Frames 

 417; Combs, Old, To Render 1012; Combs, To Get 

 Bees off 1061; Combs, which Way in Hive (Doolittle) 

 1231; Comb-building on Fences 728; Comb-building In 

 Hottest Weather 167; Comb-honey Circular in Ship- 

 ping- cases 357; Comb-honey Ejector 599; Comb-honey 

 Grading, Difficulties of 21; Co-operative Advertising 

 480- Co-operation in Minnesota 234; Corrugated Paper 

 for ' Shipping-cases 905, 1120. 1328, 1329, 1330; Covers 

 that will Not Blow off 487; Covers, Chaff Jackets 

 600; Cover, Ruberoid 220, 488; Cowan, T. W. 647; 

 Crane on Corrugated Paper 1328-1330; Crating Honey 



(Doolittle) 969; Cuba, Wrong Ideas of 1132; Cuban 

 Apiaries, Good Places for 484; Cuban House-aplary 

 718; Cuban Notes 484; Cuban Success 35; Cyprian and 

 Holy Lands 649; Cyprio-Caruiolans for Extracted 

 Honey 233. 



Dunzeubaker Bottom-board Ventilated 862; Dan- 

 zenbaker Hive for Comb Honey 26; Danzenbaker 

 V. Contracted Brood-chamber 417; Department 

 of Agriculture and Bee-keeping 862; Diagnosis from 

 Outside 541; Diagnosing Colonies from Outside (Doo- 

 little) 485; Dibbern Queen-trap 639; Diseases of 

 Bees, Legislation on 234; Disease, New 539; Dltt- 

 mer's Foundation Business 130; Divisible-brood-cham- 

 ber Hive 1130; Division-boards, Stronger 728; Doo- 

 llttle's Hive 135; Doolittle Plan of Queen-rearing 64; 

 Dovetailed Hive, Durability of 1084; Drone Brood for 

 Bait loss; Drone Comb, Building 759; Drones Late in 

 the Fall 1249; Drone-trap, Dibbern 419, 610; Drones 

 with White Heads 669; Drones to Get for Mating 

 488; Drones, Selection of 233; Drone-comb Building 

 (Doolittle) 604, 723; Drone-laying Queen, History of 

 1239; Drone-laying Queens, To Produce 1239; Dual 

 Plan, see Introducing; Dummies for Comb-honey 

 Supers 547; Dummies for Eight as well as Ten Frames 

 523; Dummies in Supers 584; Dummies v. Combs for 

 Warmth 405. 



Editor's Oldest Son 756; Editor's Visit at Pratt's 

 1133; Editor's Visit to Boardman 961; Educational 

 Hive, Bigelow's 476; Educational Value of Agriculture 

 1236; Eggs Hatching over Bees (Doolittle) 427; En- 

 trances under Hive 669; Entrances, Adjustable 606; 

 Entrances, Deep, for Winter 607; Entrances, Open, 

 for Moving Bees 356, 369; Entrances, Closed, for 

 Wintering 315; Entrances, Contracting 547; Entrances. 

 Deep, for Indoor Wintering 219; Entrances, Size of 

 1118, 1120; Entrances, Top 219; Entrance-closer and 

 A ligh ting-bo: rd 545; Entrance-guard for Out-apiuries 

 725; Escape-board, Improved 583; Exhibits at Fairs 231; 

 Extracted Honey, I'nripe 416, 650; Extracted Honey, 

 Unripe, for Market 465; Extracted Honey, Straining 

 and Skimming 546; Extracted Honey, Well Ripened 

 639; Extracted Honey, Production of 1327; Extracted 

 Honey, Simple Way to Warm 597; Extracted Honey, 

 To Preserve Ilavor 363; Extracted Honey. Putting up 

 363; Extracted, Third More than Comb 523; Extract- 

 ing Unripe Honey 650; Extracting First the Uncapped 

 Honey 1173; Extracting from Foul-broody Colonies 

 807, 1073, 1298; Extracting before Honey is Sealed 

 170; Extracting before Uncapping 538, 807; Extract- 

 ing-frames. Spacing of 823; Extractor, Automatic, 

 Root's 293; Extractor-brake 487, 820; Extractors, 

 I'ower-drlven 294, 295. 



Fairs, Exhibits at 231; Fairs, Judging Honey at 25; 

 "Fat of the land" 1296; Feed for Bees 228, 229; Feed 

 for Outdoors 1139; Feeder Preferred for Outdoors 947; 

 Feeder, Atmospheric, Outdoor 544; Feeder, Crock and 

 Plate 947; Feeder, Jug 488; Feeder, Outdoor 1128. 

 1141; Feeder, Outdoor, Home-made 420; Feeding Back 

 532; Feeding Corn Bread and Syrup 1086; Feeding 

 Outdoors 869. 1026, 1140; Feeding Outdoors with Medi- 

 cated Syrup lOol; I-Vediug Outdoors, Doolittle and 

 Editor 168; Feeding Outdoors. Green on 1007; Feeding 

 in the Cellar 32; Feeding Outdoors, Miller on 902; 

 Feeding Outdoors, Particulars of 1007; Feeding in the 

 Spring 185; Feeding and Wintering 139; Feeding be- 

 fore Fruit-bloom 84; Feeding in the Spring (Doolittle) 

 132; Feeding, Late 234; Fence Separators and Plain 

 Sections 1305: Fences and Comb-building 755; I'ences, 

 Comb Attached to 1141, 1297; Ferry's Hive-tool 312; 

 Fertile Workers, see Laying; Five-ltanded Bees or 

 Italians (Doolittle) 1025; Five-banders More Subject 

 to Foul Brood 77; Flights from Cellars, see Cellars; 

 Flight of Bees and Pigeons 116; Flight, Distance of 

 Bees 766; 1324; Flight, Cleansing, during Snow 134: 

 Fly, Tachina 949; Flying-'Machine, Wright's 86; Food 

 Commissioners and Adulterated Honey 31; Formalde- 

 hyde for Black Brood 315; Formalin for Foul Brood 

 6.39; Formalin a Failure in Foul-broody Combs 584; 

 Foul Brood and Paralysis Compared 1008; Foul Brood 

 Not Milder in England 902; Foul Brood Milder In 

 Europe 524; Foul Brood In Cuba 77, 1129; Foul Brood 

 Not so Bad in Cuba 609; Foul Brood in Texas 904; 

 Foul P.rood and Carbolic Acid 853; Foul Brood 

 Checked with Carbolic Acid 1031 ; Foul Brood to be 

 Driven from Texas 1175; Foul Brood In Transferred 

 Colonies 823; Foul Brood, Drug Treatment 1310; Foul 

 Brood, Failure to Cure 33; Foul Brood, Samples of In 

 M.iil 1176; Foul Brood, Salt for 808; Foul Brood, Easy 

 Way to Cure 526; Foul Brood. To Prevent 551; Foul 

 Brood, To Recognize 768; Foul Brood, Various Ways 

 to Cure 1310; Foul-brood Bill. Connecticut 319; Foul- 

 brood Cure 116; Foul-brood Experiments in Kngland 



