AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



865 



Opportunities in apiculture 8fi0 



Orange honey in Calfornia 575 



Outlook for apiculture 602 



Overstocking a locality with bees 236, 854 



Packages for extracted honey 



Paddock "pure food bill" 42,796, 817, 



Paint for hives 330, 



Paste for labels 



Patent bee-hive men 



Patents 



Perfection in bee-culture 



Personalities in conversation 



Piping and quahking of queens 21 , 86, 



Pleurisy-root 45, 



Poetry— 



Axe-covered grindstone 



Beautiful May— that didn't come 



Cast-away 



Clouds 



Clover blossoms 



Current of life 



Dissatisfied humanity 



Golden-rod torches 



Helpful though unconscious service 



Honey-bee 



Mrs. Wasp and Mrs. Bee 



Month of August 



October days 



Seek not to walk 



Some flower messages to all 



Some old-fashioned flowers 



Song of long ago 



Song of the golden-rod 



'Twixt sleep and working 



Two sides on the farm 



605 



850 

 726 

 149 

 40 

 335 

 735 

 215 

 182 

 241 



... 107 

 ... 407 

 ... 241 

 ... 167 

 ... 821 

 ... 691 

 ... 172 

 ... 638 

 ... 539 

 ... 523 

 ... 12 

 ... 268 

 ... 570 

 ... 295 

 ... 491 

 ... 342 

 ... 460 

 ... 595 

 ... 298 

 ... 203 



Poor seasons 359, 591 



Poultry and b ees 119 



Predictions of the honey-flow 406, 504 



Preparing bees for winter 456, 660 



Preparing honey for market 500 



Preparing sections 540 



Prevention of swarming ...23, 276 



Prime swarms.. 570 



Producing sex at will 661 



Prof. Cook's early bee-lessons 80 



Profitable apiaries during a drouth 855 



Progress in bee-keeping 561 



Proof-reading queen-cells 494 



Prophets and prophecies in bee-keeping 



534,535 665 



Propolis on separators 80 



Punic or Tunisian bees 14, 138, 149, 171, 246, 



272,274,336 766 



Pulled queens 234 



Pure honey and C. F. Muth & Son 404 



Jueen-excluders 



Jueen from Arkansas 



jueen laying part drone and part worker eggs. . 



Sueenlessness 



Jueen questions 



Jueen-rearing 429, 



Jueen-rearing dialogue 396, 428, 



3ueens from old or young mothers 



Jueen s from which to breed 



Jueens piping 21, 86, 



Jueens producing three or more banded bees. . . 



Jueen trade 



Questions by a beginner 



Juieting bees when swarming 



211 

 85 

 724 

 202 

 201 

 693 

 461 



182 

 204 

 592 

 207 



87 



Races of honey-bees 17, 531, 567 



Raspberry honey 310 



Rearing bees for the harvest 19 



Rearing queens 533 



Reliable honey-plants 855 



Removing honey from hives 142, 500, 607 



Retaining drones 461 



Reversing frames— effect on brood 494 



Ripening honey 760 



Robbing among bees 667, 731 



Saltforbees 183,277 



Salve 



Sangamon Co., Ills., fair. 

 Sealed covers and absorbents 



Season of 1892— what I have learned 273, 761, 



Scarcity of honey 



Scientific ignorance about bees 433 



Scouts among bees 337 



Securing comb honey 696 



Self -hiving arrangements. . .16, 39, 51, 53, 81, 113, 



244 696 



Several eggi or larvss in a cell 170, 433, 502, 724 



Shade important for bees 87 



Shading nuclei 597 



Sheds for bees 207 



Shipping bees 54, 1 16 



Shipping-cases— protection for; 427 



Shipping honey to market 458, 656 



Side-tracked bee-keeper 343 



Small bees 72 



Sm»ll-pox 39 



Small queen-cages 13 



Smoke and smokers 787 



Smoke for curing bee-stings 399 



Some of the things "I don't know" about bee- 

 keeping 495 



Sour honey and adulteration 824 



Southern Minnesota Pair 233 



Space between hives 207 



Spanish-needle honey 406 



Spring management of bees 565 



St. Joseph. Mo., fair 202, 468 



Standard of purity in bees 502 



Standard sections 112 



Stands for honey 73, 267 



Starting an apiary 656, 693 



Starting bees in sections 13 



Starved or sick bees 9 



Statistics for 1892 856 



Stealing eggs 180 



Stewart honey-box 331 



Storing comb honey 854 



Storing water 430 



Straw bee-hives 426 



Stray Strawer of "Gleanings" 457, 722 



Stray Straws 232, 626 



Study of honey-producing flowers 440 



Sugar food for bees in winter 634 



Sugar honey 265,849, 861 



Sumac 365 



Supply factory burned 457 



Surfeit among starved bees 114 



Swarming 46, 209,338,427, 696 



Swarming without a queen 109 



Swarm in Washington 168 



Sweet corn 343 



Taking bees from a house 765 



Texas bee-notes 18 



Tiering up 142 



Tomato honey 817 



"To scout" or not "to scout?" 336 



Transferring bees 213, 337 



Trip to historic Mackinac 1 371 



Turning out brood 461 



Under a church roof 398 



Unfavorable season for experiments 274 



Unfertilized queens and drone-eggs 139 



Uniting bees with carbolic acid 439 



Uniting colonies 311,634, 696 



Uniting nuclei by feeding 471 



Value of apiarian knowledge 861 



Verbena or vervain 732 



Ventilation and wintering 625 



Virgin queen progeny , 760 



Visiting colonies of bees 529, 629 



Visits among Iowa bee-keepers 15, 50, 148 



Water for moths in combs 84 



Wax-moth 179 



Wax-palm 426 



Weeds and grass in the apiary 268 



What ails the bees? 214 



Wheat and honey 860 



Wheat turned to chess 538, 608 



When should honey be extracted? 366 



When to begin breeding in apring 462 



" Where ignorance is bliss," etc 797 



White-ringed bees 244 



Who is my neighbor ? 55 



Who'll accept the challenge ? 440 



Why do bee-keepers disagree ? 143 



Why clergymen should keep bees 403 



Wiley (Prof.) and bee-keepers 110. 231 



Wintering bees 236, 243, 465, 597, 668, 763 



Winter quarters for bees 594 



Winter stores 536, 559, 700, 859 



Woman's World's Fair committee 168 



Work at Jackson Park 296 



Work done by bees 624, 73o 



Worker-bee in a queen-cell 763, 787 



Yellow bands on Italian bees 80 



Young attorney's first case 270 



Young queens as drone-layers 110 



Youthful bee-keeper's story 205 



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