THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



825 



GENERAL INDEX FOR THE YEAR 1882. 



Adul tent lion — 



Fraud u lent uses 658 



Effects 500 



GJucoae, ys. (JO, 147. 150, 193. 

 22i>, -^4 1, 2.S0, 322, 338, 37i,372, 



3t*(;. 4:.(), 57H, (fll 674 



GIucDse factory failures 754 



Glucose-honey question 341 



Laws against 11, 197, 227, 5S0 



Novice on 20,516 



Of Food, 37, 51, 146, 147,186. 

 24 1 , 273, 293. 338, 355, 403,417, 



4 5( ), 5 1 6, 595 740 



Of Honey,51, 184,211, 244,338, 341 



38G, 705 755 



Oleomargarine 339, 3 17 



Saceluii ine secrets 434 



Sucarnieal 531 



Test of 102, 610, 649 



Bee EtieiuleK— 



Bee lice 619 



Bee moth 204,219, 250,426,731 



Birds 347, 380 



Bllater-beetle 614 



Mice 715 



Oil beetle 53, 92 



Roaeties 236 



Scorpions 5S3, 6i9 



Skunks V. 27 



Snakes 281 



Toads 547.603 



Bee Journal- 

 Appreciated, 11, 12. 13, 29,34, 

 45, 75, 1 i5, 22(i, 241, 330, 385, 



620, 747 795 



Addressing letters — 323, 531, 625 



Better size 33.45, 148, 178 



Better than a monthly 49, 122 



Bimlinp 187.218 



Free advertising 313 



Malicious attacks. . ..22.5, 289, 290 



Monthly 609,667 



New y<-ar's greeting 3 



Questionable copying from.es, 410 



Hemoval 257, 274 



Retrospective, prospective... 817 

 Valuable to advertisers, 226, 

 241, 747 7;*5 



Bee lilierature— 



Alley's new book 753 



American Bee-Keeper, 20, 49, 



205 705 



Beei and Honey 208,417, 6U3 



Bee-Keepers' Exchange 20 



Bee Keepers' Guide 49 



Bee-Keepers' Instructor.. .20, 658 



Books lost in the mail 524 



British Bee Journal 737 



California Apiculturist 9*^ 



Cook's Manual 422, 449 



Dodlittle's Catalogue 23 



Honey as Food and Medicine 385 



Juvenile Gleanings 274 



Kansas Bee-Keeper 20 



NecessHry to success 52 



New Eng. Bee Journal.. 20, 49, 514 

 New Publications, 385, 397,401, 



417,422, 435 444 



Patr. >n^' Guide 20 



Publishing :i weekly 290 



Sir John Lubbnck's new book. 738 

 Too many bee papers 24 



Bees and Bec-keeplnff— 



A bee lawsuit in Germany.... 275 



A beginner's troubles *[), 587 



A cat's experience 99 



A day witu Mr. Ueddon 469 



A disturbance in Cyprus 513 



Advancing the science of 630 



Advice to beginners, 107, 150, 



181 . ■2Xi, 30f), 5H7. 698. 730, 791, 810 



A floral citv 236 



A friendly chat 424 



After-swarming 426, 459 



A hobby 6K 



Albino Dee8..l7o. I86. 199,250,306 



A lesson from bees 486 



All swarms and no honey 522 



Almost persuaded 41S 



Amiabilitv of bees 295,427 



Amuaeraentof a mule 404 



Ancient history 5, 455 



Ancient regulations 452 



An important circular 561 



Ants in apiary. 29. 7(i, 169,547, 580 



A partial review 115,344,505 



A peculiar incident 359 



A phenomenon 596 



Apicultural botany... 449, 466, 570 



Apis dorsata 405 



Apis mellitica 48.5,523,536,566 



Are bees a nuisance? 87 



Are bees ta.xable? 516 



Arkansas brown bees 218 



ArtitlL-iai HwarininK...2l0, 235, 



2.>;t. 36U, 4KU, 519 633 



A sad accident 427 



As an industry 4,42,92, 106 



As a specialtv 37, 473 



A sclentiac pleasantry 370.396 



A visit to Baltimore 453 



Bees A Beekec pins— continued 



Bacteria and Bee Bread . . 122, 



1711 1J12 379 



Bee and honey thieves 6S2 



Bee farming and pasturage... 133 



Bee-koeper's compnss 133 



Bee-keepers' mistakes 106 



Bee-keepers' visits 660. 726 



Bee- keeping and other pur- 

 suits 505 



Bee-keeping and what? 473 



Bee notes 326, 409, 4S4 



Bees and Bears 457 



Bees and Grapes. .29, 172, 185, 

 2t>4, 215 597 



Bees as defenders 803 



Bees as tipplers 451 



Bees aa weather prophets 244 



Bees beautiful in color. 7, 167, 2I9 



Bees deserting the hive 442 



Bees destroying brood .587 



Bee-" for business 742 



Bees going into other hives... 475 

 Bees improved by handling... 427 



Bees moving eggs in cells 819 



Bees on a spree 587 



Bees on a railroad signal 532 



Bees on shares 809 



Bees poisoned 6i7 



Bees resenting an Insult 339 



Bees storing extracted honey 266 



Bees' tongue register 257, 2H3 



Beeswii.x and pollen .181 



Bianchfs apt iry (illustrated). 2i i 

 Blunderers in high places. ... 243 

 Breeding ..7, 21,22.44. i;7, 105, 

 115, 118. 195,213,279,299.379, 

 392. .5TO 508 



Breeding without pollen 627 



Brood rearing in wired cells. . 217 



Building combs 627 



Building straight combs.. 235, 372 



Buying bees 202, 244 



Cal I things by right names .... 289 



Canadian Bee Co 23 



Census report 546 



Champion colony 65 1 



Chilled brood and robbing 7 14 



Chinaman's version 340 



Cleaning moths out of comb. 603 

 Clearing combs of dead bees 61 

 Cold weather.241. 266, 281, 283, 



297. 298, 300,314,332,348.395, 



443, 476 743 



Conflicting theories... 178, 231, 



27M. 30H. 343 424 



Conundrums 634 



Cowardly bees 714 



Criticisms 84, 228 



Crooked combs 123, 587 



Crosses of bees 551, .5.52, 556 



Curiosities of bees 371, 3s7 



Curious observations of an 



early writer 772 



Curious statistics 340 



Customs duties 522, 823 



Cutting out drone comb 30 



Cyprian bees. 13.5, 147,267.278. 



299, 3 1 5. 36<_l. 388. 4 19, 423,4ii7. 



468.555, 708 791,820 



Dairy vs. apiary 124, Kid, 4.53 



Dead brood in cells 123. 140 



Death of A. F. Moon 499 



Death of Edward Townley... 481 



Death of Jasper Hazen 242 



Death of Jesse C. Eetlack 513 



Death of Longfellow 209 



Department of apiculture. 433, 



4«5, 471, 4y8, 501, .503 577 



Detailed work 171,216,490,601, 



684 697 



Development of bees 584 



DifTerent kinds of bee-keepers 758 



Disposition of bees 490 



Distinguished visitors 451 



Dividing and introducing. 523, 569 

 Dividing for increase. 124, 170, 



194. 217.234. 299, 472 569 



Do bees hear ? 803 



Do bees injure fruit?. 130, 163, 



356,436 • 597 



Does it pay?.. U, 13,30,44,60, 



297.490 667 



Doollttle's method 424 



Dooiittle's report for 1882.... 69f! 

 Doubling up colonies. .29, 154, 



4()8, 475 617 



Dro nes . 26, 40, 1 22, 3 1 5, 37>», 4<12, 



437, 458, 466, 472, 475, 490, 515, 642 



Drone traps 313, 458 



Dry powder excretlon.214, 276. 



374. 4<i7. 474. 534. 626 627 



Dwindling 162, ISO, 378, 411 



Dying in winter 60 



Dysentery. 29. 38. 139. 152, 164, 



167, 212, 391, 444, 475, 483,508, 



523,538 612 



Dzierzon theory. .277. 372. 539, 731 



Earlv drones 202. 23ii. 348 410 



Early swarms. 2:1... 250. 251, 265, 



2iiii, 2yn. 2.'^2, 2'.tN. 315, 331,348, 412 



Early work 281 



Effects of climatic changesno. 



330, 411 600 



Effect of cold weather 2*i5, 300, 



307. 33 1 , 363. 378, 380, 460. 475, 566 



Been A. Beekeeplner-cfmtt»ued 



Electric alarm 708 



Ento uological 490. 524 



Excessive swarming.. 315, 555, 



55i;, 570. 5S;s 603 



Experience of beginners... 30, 



i;n.203, 442, 715 810 



Experience with thenewbee^, 



7>w.N2'j 821 



Experiments 29*), 626 



Experiments in comb building 627 



Fall mtinacement 74o, «24 



Fecai discharge in hive .58,467,534 

 Feeders 51 , i! 1 , 98, 227 



Feeding427,474,587.602,6U3.(M2,<>78 



Amber cane pyrup 554, 619 



Cleansing barrels for 171 



Candy 140 



Glucose 342 



Maple syrup 108, 219,508 



Rve meal 170 



Sugar 29, 203, 307, 410, fil9 



Svrup 186,187 



When 603 



Fences around apiaries... 169, 203 

 Fertile workers.. .296, :i26, 377, 

 3!i(:, 407. 434, 443, 444, 475,476, 

 523, 531,.53t^ 571 



Fertilization of queens 62S 



Floating apiaries 300, 331 



Follow a well-digested plan.. 772 



Food for shipping cages 666 



For pleasuie 219, 473 



For protlt.71. 137. 156. 188, 292, 



422, 436. .5.54, 618. fi51 805 



Foul brood 8,41. 56. 72,10,3, 115, 



135, 522,634. M7. 6K3, 761 763 



Foul brood inspector — 4.58 



Gap in the honey season. .514, .'i50 



Gathering pollen 468 



Give us all the facts 139 



Gnawing off combs 267 



Gold dollars I's. gold bands... 524 



Good increase 380 



Handling without smoke 7, 202 



Harm less moth 602 



Heath and Caucasian bees.... 373 

 Health of Rev. L.L..Lang8troth.500 



Heddon's aiiiary 469 



High water ravages 249 



Hints to beginners. -.291, 374,422 



Historic scraps 325 



History and antiquity 439 



Hiving 379 



Honey and money 805 



Honey bound ..618 



Honey production in Penna. . 724 



How far can bees see ? 378 



How to get bees off" sections. . 678 

 Humor practically applied — 535 



Humorous 355 



Hunting wild bees 361, 408 



H y bri d s .'>0<J 



Hybrids as honey gatherers 13.156 



Ice attracting moisture 170 



Ignorance of the past ages... 770 

 Improved races of bees. .9. 13, 



45, 85. 97, 1 75 242 



Improving Italian bees 166,263,821 



In Alabama -348 



Arkant-as 426, .506 



Australia 102,168 



Califoinia.49, 75, 171. 251,267, 



282. 362, 386, 387. 43(i, 444, 



452, 453, 456, 488, 51(J, 612, 



691. 693. 834 



Canada. 72, 170, 297. 348,444, 



491,534,588,620,699 746 



Ceylon 435 



China 755 



Colorado.... 49. 234, 245, 296. 



316, 353.506,585 618 



Connecticut 689, 693 



Cyprus 69 



Dakota 298,695 



District of Columbia 74 



Egypt 483 



England,4, 20,82, 290.305,407, 561 



Europe 114. 131, 2yl 



Florida.9, 13,35, 179,233,330 



356.451 506 



France 131 



Georgia 12, 124. 347, 466. 693 



Germany 353, 355. 4Ki, 698 



Illinois. 156, 524.550.570.587,634 

 Indiana.444.476.491,500,524, 



54't,571 587 



Iowa.. .396, 534, 554. 569, 570, 



5H8, 693,699 744 



Ireland 307 



Kansas. 11, l*-"6, 252 568 



Kentucky. ..74, 1.55. l7o. 186, 



281 , 3S( ). 426. 442. 459. 568,. . 665 

 Louisiana 92. 13o, 168, 2h7, 377 

 Maine. 170. 216. 422, 491, 695, 755 



Maryland 61,969 



Massachusetts,76.235.283,45-*,4M7 



Michigan 427, 476, 555, 651 



Minnesota 236, 651 



Mississippi. .135. 314 SOI 



Missouri 10. 554.556, 570, 694 



Nebraska. 155.182,235,570,596. 665 



New Kngland 5'J5 



New York.. 76, 330, 435, 458. 



460,4x7, 491, 523, 536, 539, 



540,556 571 



Been A BeeUeepliiK— co7tfinued 



New J ersey 75 



Ohio 443, 540. 568, 586 



Oregon 170,556 



Palestine 568 



Pennsylvania 571. 620 



Scotland 337, 348 



S()uth Carolina 460 



Sweden 362 



Switzerland 615,658 



The East 327,419 



The Northwest 597 



The South 667 



Tennessee 74. 139 



Texas. 171,181,202,250,251, 

 2:t'J. 310. 314, 325, 332, 380, 



45.3,454 570 



Utah..I24, 315,410. 522 661 



Virginia 298 



Wisc.msin 52.3, 695 



Insects around hives. 267, 298, 



3(«l. 331 379" 



Instinct of Bees 721 



Inter-Breeding 712 



Introducing queens without 



cages 789 



Italian bees wanted 394 



Italianizing .'^60, 482, 540, 571 



Italians as robbers 441 



Italian bees in England....... 307 



Italians Ts. blacks.... 313, 342, 571 



Italians vs. Cyprians. .278, 295, 315- 



Jones' new departure 23 



Judge Andrews' lecture 281 



Keeping beeson stilts 71 



Labor of bees 483- 



Ladies' success 219, 667 



Lamp moth traps 426 



Langstrolh fund 689 



Languat:eof bees 787 



Late swarms 538, 579, 586,614 



Leather-colored bees 513, 533 



Lee'- apiarv 596 



Leneth of bee's tongue 294 



Liuht and dark strains of Ital- 

 ians 213. 261 , 376. 405, 485 



Location of an apiary 121, 293 



I^ocation of pure air m rooms. 

 .582,644.651,697 



Longevity of bees. . . . kxj, 516, 613 



Mailing bees to Canada 517 



Making nuclei and queen cells, 757 



Making tin cans tlu-nt 692 



fllanaeeinent.. .37, 52, 171. 244, 



:'A>: 3!Mt, 516,601, 661,759.... 810 

 Manipulating bees. . . .329. 372, 458 

 Maturing spring plans. 99,131, 359 



"Miner " points ITO 



Modern breeding of bees 613 



Moldy combs 156, 188 



Moving hives 6i,20«, 379, 



601.618. 634.644 824 



Much more to learn 601 



Natural bee hive 761 



Netrroesiis bee- keepers... 378, 



4.15. 4ni, .502 596 



New courage for next season. 395 



Non swarmingbecs 804 



Nuclei 604,634 



Numbering hive.s 122 



Old combs 92,282.522.617, «62 



Old foyy bee-keepers. 172, 340, 



3KM, 579, 795 805 



Onions for uniting bees 661 



open secrets 436 



Overstocking a locality 792 



Parthenogenesis... .42, 53. 107, 



1 21 1. 231 1. 347, 40<5 731 



Past, present and future 807 



Peculiarities of bees 24, 611 



Peppermint to prevent stings 714 



Phenomenal 380 



Poisonous gases around hives 649 



Pollen' baskets 75 



Poilen-eathering 169.566 



Pollen theory .44, 140, 151, 152, 



235, 2(i6, 347 483 



Poor queen— no colony 345 



Poultry and bees 138 



Practical co-operation 546 



Practical hints 181,474.730 



Preserving late swarms 579 



Prevent Ion of swarms. 12, ll*>.,,,^ 



362,420.474. 613 677 



Progressive bee-keeping.. 60, 



7.3. IIH). 167, 2<M. 27.5.407. 457, 



474. 501. 5HH. (J66. 71o.724.7:io. 811 

 Prospects, 65, 170. 2;t0,369. 379, 



;WJ5, 396. 4O1.410. 412,4;t5,442. 



457,459. 4*Jti. .507, 5(«^ 571 



Purttv of Italian bees. 70. Io5. 214 

 Ou'n-'cell from fertile worker. 475 



Queen overlooked 634 



Railway apiary 757 



Recapping a queen-cell 555 



Register for apiary 10. 33. 35 



m. 118 217 



Reply to Mr. Vandervort 539 



Reports of honey crop 691,693 



Reproduction •- ■ 315- 



Returning ewarma 507,581 



Review of the season. .74, 101, 



l>34,646 6®* 



Robbing. 2n4,3fX-).315.331,412, 



440. .524.540, 567,602 714 



Sagacity of bees .503,786,795- 



