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THE AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



GENERAL INDEX TO VOLUME XXIII. 



AlBlcttons of an old bee-keeper.. 79a 



Amaxlng Ignorance 3H9 



Amount of honev usee! bybeea.. 212 

 Analyzing Hnd Ripening honey.. v3'i 



Anatomy of bees Sua 



Ancient and modern hooey - 695, 



, <]'!!' 6e« 



ARtl*bee < raze 437 



Antsin the apiary 371. 484, 486, 532, 634 



Apiary for one man lye 



Apiary plundered ^^u 



Apiary roughty handled.. 2'*2 



Aplcnitural inventions 1S5 



Apicultura! patents 120 



Apicultural progress 2 J 



Apiculture at Cornell University 32"< 



April work in the apiary 217 



Appropriate apicultural term3,34.3,645 



Are bees trespassers ? g 



ArkansMS bee-lawsuit.... 3' "7, 339, 379 



Arranging hivea In the cellar 772 



Autumn 723 



Average life of bees ..'. eni 



Aversions of bees 66I 



Bare-headed bees... 470, n^e, fiea, fioi 

 BasBwood vs. linden ..23. «93, 709, R2o 



Bee and bird and butterfly 5«« 



Beeandthe butterBy 7^9 



Bee and honey shows 407.595,«S'i, 896 



Bee-cellars 91.219, hi9, 62h 



Bee-feeders 186. 565. 615 



Bee-forage a necessity 423 



Bee-hat for protection 135 



Bee-hives and fixtures 774 



Bte-housefor winter 516, 55=. 



Bee-keeping— healthy occupation. 312 

 Bee-keeping alone or with other 



pursuits 3 12. 662, 774. 779 



Bee-keeping and horticulture. . . . 8'>6 

 Bee-keeping as a business. . . . 535, 63 1 



Bee-Kekping— 



In Arizona 



Arkansas 



California 



Canada 



Central Illinois , 



Cuba 



Cumberland Mountains 



England 



Florida 331,393,587* 



Georgia 



Idaho ' 



Indiana "I'iio 



Towa 491,683, 



Japan 



Kansas .' * * ' 



Massachusetts 



Minnesota loV 



Missouri 502. 6-<3i 



Nebraska 75, 583,6'3. 



Norway 



"tiio--; *5.5.^ 



Pennsylvania 566 



Rhodelaland 



Kusata ITO 



, 761, 

 !."58', 



Scotland 



Tennessee 



'yexAs 170,507.583, 



Utah 



Vermont ' 



Washington Territory .'.**".'.'.' 



Bee-keeping in the future . 



Bee-management 



Bee-moths 547, 555!5e**.* 



Bee-notes 



Bee-ranches In California 



Bees and clover 259 



Bees and fruit . 27h, 379, siri, 451* 

 Bees and grapes 171. 213. 277, 419, 



43«,.'i08 ' 



Bees and plants 



Bees a sacrifice to prejudice seJ! 



Bees as pest-CHrriers 



Bees as-pomologiats" 



Bees bee-hives.honey and money 



Bees carrying out brood 72. 



Bees do not freeze 



Bees do not make honey " 



Beesdying in winter 



Bees in a bell 



Bees in a cave .....,*..,* 



Bees In a wati of stone ! 



Bees In cities 



Bees In law .'.*"" 



Bees in winter quarters!.!'. 



Bees knowing their homes '.'. 



Bees on shares 131 



Bees ordered removed ' 



Bee-space above the sections 

 Bee-epaces between cases .. 

 Bees purchased without a queen! 

 Bees reared in old combs.... 



Bees refusing food.' 



Bees refusing to accept hives.... 

 Bees roaring in winter.. 3i»7, 332. 



347, 34H, 363, 395, 396 



Bees sipping blood 



Beestings 444.467.47 1.491 . 524. 563, 

 Bees turning black and dying.... 

 Bees under the snow... 



Beeswax HIH, 43(J. 659.e66, 



Bees working in sections carlv 

 Beginning hi bee keeping 650.711. 

 Beiients of apoorweason. 



Best bees for tomb-building ". 



Better bee keeping needed... 

 Big bee-state 



43 



714 

 394 

 762 

 663 

 I II 

 697 

 691 

 761 

 762 

 1"6 

 762 

 761 

 243 

 683 

 554 

 540 

 795 

 715 

 707 

 632 

 76J 

 486 

 323 

 8' •4 

 779 

 715 

 R25 

 76 i 

 348 



89 

 75 

 649 

 584 

 425 

 707 

 805 



391 

 246 

 359 

 534 



75 



346 



681 



4 



4IH 



90 

 871 

 »79 



89 



87 

 679 

 42n 

 763 

 212 



52 

 420 

 4'i4 

 107 

 132 



455 

 244 



661 

 436 

 59 

 6H0 

 500 

 714 

 584 

 164 

 320 

 243 



Bigcropsof honey 5 



Black bees 636 



Black bees of Tasmania and their 



medicinal honey 36I 



Blank-atrip section-case 316 



Board to retain heat 5x6 



Bone ashes and tartaric acid sms 



Rooming the business 314 



Bottom -boards in winter 86 724 



Boring beetles (135 



British Bee-Keepers' Association 725 



Brood-combs for winter av* 



Bug-Juice,. 587, 619 



Building air-castles 259 



Building combs between stories'! 459 

 Bu Id up colonies I1«,212.26«,405,576 

 Building up nuclei 134 



California bee-suit 19 



California honey market....!.!! " 119 



Canadian bee-lawsuit 35, i6h 



Canadian honey crop 67 



Canadian linden honey .... " 791 

 Can bees hear? 121,201,215, 234! 



Capplngs 71.'i(*)2,"l52* V84,'232V267. 297 



( arniolan-Italian bees 196 



Catching swarms "' i^i 



Cavesof honey and bees !*" 4^9 



Cause Of drouths and cyclones. . 



4h7.5.V».5h2, 613 615 



Cause of light honey crop 8-'3 



( ausc of low prices for honey..!! 231 



Cel tar-ventllation 1 1 



Cellar v«. out-door wintering!!!!' 649 



i.r'^^u7''"'^^^'"ff--4^. 187.2:14,311. 6<p1 

 Chafthives j,, J54 ig,^ 



r!5"n'*S'^'''^^*-''^'^ *^^ best b'ees .*.....' 18O 



I'DiIIed bees c^-^ 



Cider-mills and bees J-V icu 



Clamp for bees.... .'.';■ * 2^ 



Clipping queens'wings bV.'eoi!?!]. 748 

 < lover chaff for packing . r>-» 



Closeof Vnl.xxill iin 



Colonies that killed their queens 676 

 Colonies without eggs or brood. . 564 



tomb honey production 100. 215 



Comb honey tt«. extracted honev, R08 

 <omb foundation 120, l.>2. l. 5 167 746 



Commission men S8 90 279 759 



Comparing samples of honev... .' 6-3 

 rompellinga swarm to cluster... 299 



(-onwumption cure S'»4 



Contracting the brood-ne's't'.'.' "iso. 32.'> 

 Controllmg honey markets 24. 3 15. 758 

 C0NVKNTION8— 



Colorado oq 



E Iowa and W. Illinois!!!*.'.!! l.M 



Guelph. Ont in 



llaldimand.Ont 390 .58-> 



Hardin (^o . Iowa * ' 7>ja 



Illinois Central v^ 



Iowa 63^ 



Iowa Joint ,' * -j'y 



Kentucky qcZ 



Linwood. Wis. <^«7 



Marshall Co.. Iowa....'! Vkh 



Michigan onq Qn=i 



Nebraska .;. 119 248 



North American 170, 4!5i. 4^7' 

 474 49 1 , 6H2, 739. 742.756.772! 774 



Northern Illinois «« 



N >V. Ills, and 8. W. Wis".!*.!! 554 



Unio jf 



Ontario j^, 



Pan-Handle. W.Va! oVV 770 



Progressive. Ohio " ' 344 



Union at Albany, N Y 88 



Vermont 07 



Wabash, Co., Ind,..!!! oqi 



Western 79, 



Wiscons'n 152 



Cost of the production 'of'ho'n'e'y' 757 

 Counteracting fermentation ■>ii 



Cowan's (Mr.) visit 563. 57V 7-^7 



Cyprian bees ' _' 60-, 



Death Notices— 



Mrs. Ira Barber ict 



Henry Ward Beecher...!!!"" iJjs 

 Mrs. P.C.Benedict Jfiq 



A. T. Blauvelt " iro 



j.E. Boy.es ; ly:] 



John Burch fJ-j 



Dr. A.Butlerow yy, 



Joseph '. Ehhs 4fi7 



Jno. D. Van Gorden '"* 4fi7 



James Harper " !«■, 



John Jacobus 779 



Euerene Francois Jonas!! 275 



J. R. Lindley * 940 



C C. Richardson !! 4X7 



Mrs. C. -"hindler '*' qo^ 



Hon. Louis Wallbrldge....!'" 7->:i 



B. F. Woodcock ..:!!.;:... sfs 



Dairy-men and beekeepers 250 



Dampness in a bee-cellar 36 345 



Darkening cellar windows iwr 



Dark honey 247. HdS. 452. 645 



Oark substance stored by bees 45» 



Deep or shallow frames !" 473 



DepreJsion in the honey market 247 



Detecting glucose ' si 9 



Development of queens ! 4->fi 



Developments of bee-keeping... fiH4 



Disea-^ed bees 3^7 



Display at the Toronto exhibition 6<)6 



Distinguishing swarms 133 



Disturbing bees tn brood-chamber 23 



Disturbing bees in winter. . 8,57, 169 

 Dividing tor increase 3"8,346, 388, 411 



Division-boards 443,471 



Do bees select a home before 



swyrmlngV 8O5 



Doohttte G. M ,{ biographical)... 264 



Doolittle's report for lo87 677 



Down-right dishonesty ,99 



Double bee-space:-* over brood 500 



Double hives for wintering 20 



Double- walled hives 11 



Doubling up late swarms 104 



l»rone-comb 213, 295, 628 



Drone-eggs 4 



Drones 43, 234, 3b3, 427 



Drone-traps 404 



Drouth in England 56i 



Drouth In Texas 267 



Ducking for covers 508 



Educating people on bee-keeplne 714 



Effects of drouth T.-.T 501 



Eight-frames t?«. lo-frame hives.. 244 



Elongated eel Is 443 



Kmpty hives and combs eas 



English honey exhibit 40 



Essentials to success 2 4 



Kstabliching out-aplaries........ 777 



Ethical principles i7n 



European visitors 611 



Evaporating honey esi 



Examine the colonies 647 



Examining bees 170 



Excessive in* rease 548 



Experiences with bees... 42. 107, 



123, I7i), 202, 226, 230. 396, 491. 



53*^. «0( ). 697, 715 778 



Experiment on ventilation 263 



Experiments with bees 643,6^3 



Extra combs for extracting.. 84, 137 

 Extracted honey. 89, 9i, lOii, 277, 



i;91.332, 345, 615.627 646.756. 757 

 Extra< ted honey— new names for 



435, 443, 457. 459, 460. 474, 476. 



486. 488. 49*1 49 1 . .5<J2. .50.'), 506. 



507. 508. 522. .524. 53 1 , 539, .'■>40, 



5M.554. 555, 556, 566. 670. 571, 



586.634,699 715 



Extracting honey 216,276,277,346. 548 

 Eyesof the bee 519,691 



Facts Hbout honey and bees. 502, 602 



rail work in theapiary 821 



Fall honey in sections 8->i 



Ka'sely accused 275 



Farmer bee-keepers 26,359 



Fastening founuatiun... 203,235. 



^ -"^Sy. 7:«) 8i:3 



fastenings for square-Joint hives 7ii8 



fasting of bees 647, 6K). 695 



father Langstroth 771 



Feeding bees 36, 68. 168, 203. 259. 



442, H20. 778 832 



Feeding bees for winter ibl'.'iab'. 



5"5. 547, f>6.'» 821 



Feeding granulated honey !!! 46h 



Feeding honey in musty combs.. 266 



feeding maple syrup 234 



Feeding sugar syrup.... lOO, 182. 506 



feeding to rear drones 564 



Fessler's bees fi4i 



Fertilizingqueens...l97. 474. 56?! 663 

 filling sections with store-combs 372 



finding the queen 316 



Flat or natural-base foundation. . 8-25 



Flavor of honey 8, 202, 323 



Flowers fertilized by bees 475 



Food of thequeen-tarv(B- 310 



Foolish abbreviations 4^3 



Foolish warfare against bees ...! 323 

 Forbidden honey ate by Jonathan 7i 1 



Forced respiration in bees 150 



Foul brood.. 7", 167,393,426.470. 



472.474.548, 684 746 



Foul brood and dead brood-dlf- 



ference 599 



Foul-broody combs i87 



Foundation in brood-frames. 34.V, 4119 

 Foundatinn in sections 341,421,458 571 



Frames for extracting 292 



Frames partly Hlled with pollen. 516 



Frequent 11. gilts for bees 15.t 



Ftuitand honey crops et>7 



Fuel for bee-smokers 540 



Full colony of B's 662 



Fumigating comb honey .'.' 712 



Gasoline stove for bee-cellars.... .19 



Gatheringof the clan 7.55 



Getting bees into the sections.... 138 

 Getting bees out of the sections. 



22K. 411.452 4'>7 



Getting honey instead Of Increase 356 



Gilt edged honey 396 



Giving qiieen-celis to nuclei 740 



Glassed and unglassed honey .57. 107 



Good prices for h'-ney 133,213 



Green-house cellar fur bees 26 



Grizzly bear and the bees 618 



Hand-holes in crates i.'ss 



Handling bees 117,661,681 



Harvesting the honev 197 



Heaii of tliebee-famiiy ,11.5 



He tdon. James (biographical)... 326 



Helps in lice-kceping 72 



Heruiaphrotiite bees 647 



Hibernation 405,647,695 



Uigh vi. low salaries 632 ! 



Hints to beginners 346,378,39J,423,e81 



Hlve-covere 616 



Hive entrances in winter 136 



Uives, frames and sections... 53. 



232.296.5.4 59« 



Hiving swarms 295. 309, 371,442, 



4.V>,472 713 



History of bees 390, 467 



Holy-Land bees and Italians 533 



Uonie markets for honey «7.9i 1.387.809 

 Honey and pollen yielding trees. 267 

 Honey and the human system.... 294 



Honey as food «i9 



Honey as a tooth-preeerver 315 



Honey at fairs 419 



Honey-bird of South Africa 416 



Honey-boards in, 170,821 



Honey-cakes, cookies and ginger- 



„ bread. 314, 40B 



Honey-candy 2II 



Honey comestibles 643 



Honey consumed in rearing brood 132 



Honey consumption 646 



Honey crop for 1hh6 281 



Honey crop of Calif. 195, 358, 363, 454 



Honey crop of Colorado 458 



Honey crop 454, 499. 524, 538, 570 



Honey-dew for winter stores 396 



Honey for all— no monopolies. ... 7 



Honey for bees in winter 325 



Honey fnr lung diseases 490 



Honey-louse 556 



Honey in brood-framesor sections 276 



Honey in cooking ho8 



Honey-Jumbles I39. 214 



Honey-lemonade 506 



Honey markets 6, 6):IS 



Honey-moon 391 



Honey necc.-sary to produce wax 328 

 Honey on commission 67,71, 314, 



32ii 778 



Honey on hotel tables 760, 81& 



Honey-plants of Canada 473 



Honey-plants of Idaho 475 



Honey-producers' association 2>t, 



25. 58, 74, K4, 103. HH. IO*i. 107. 

 1 19. 153, 166. 167. 17i', I8I, 2<a, 



2'^U, 298. 299 474 



Honey-producers' convention 135,275 



Honey-resources of Iowa 697 



Honey sugar 611 



Honey-trade in Philadelphia 811 



Honey-vinegar 118,163,259.589 



Horse and bees '2i7 



House for the apiary 43t> 



How & why plants produce honey 330 



■How are the bees doing/... 381 



How beese.viract pollen 798 



How bees know one auutber 422, 504 



How bees make cells 707 



»*ow to carry bees 186 



How to cut foundation 186 



How to sheet wax 186 



Hutdiinson'fl new book ■*. 238 



Imperfect combs m sections 340 



Impruvemenis in bee-hives 377 



lmpr«»ving our bees 809 



Improving the honev market 104 



Increase— colon ies:H4,356,4 11,476, 569 



Indiana ordinance 328 



Insect that punctures grapes 555 



Interesting relic 324 



Introduction of queens. 3ii9, 359. 



4,')M. -,17.677, 711.712, 740 741 



Inverted queen-cells 229 



inverting brood-frames 379 



Irascible bees of India 355 



Italianizing colonies 324.372,651 



Italian v«. black bees 86 



Items in bee-keeping 186,299 



Jealous Canadians 531, 533 



Jolly honey-bee 165 



Keeping bees near rivers.... 602, 681 



Keeping comb honey 245 



Keeping honey I23 



Kis8ingbees259, 371,411,467,521, 587 



Labels for honey 505, 538 



Lady presidents 58 



Lamp-n u rsery 711 



Language of bees 329 



Langstruth's book revised 787 



Late e-xtracting 825 



Laying in queen-cells 4 



Layingworkers. 132.342.387,484, 568 



Leaving hives in January 244 



Legislation for bee-keepers 9, 21, 



&7,6H, 105. IIH. 119, I^H, 150. 

 J5I, 1S7, 199. 214. 233, L%3. 299, 

 332, 377. 44 '6, 4K>, 535, 637, 586, 



505. t;99. 74.3. 7.5.^.-. 778 



Legs and teet of the bee 755, 757, 823 



I-^esson from the honey-bee 698 



Lesson ol our misfortunes 631 



Lessons Irom the ivy 707 



Lessims in apiculture 458 



liquid or e.vtracted honey 291,347, 421 



Jiizzie Cotton 211 



Locality an-i populous coIonleB .. 373 



Locatinc tlie queen 3(J8 



Location of an apiary 214, 341 



Long winicr confinement 283 



Looking at the brightslde 648 



Look into a bee-hive 678 



Made aslat« 227 



Making driven-swarms stay SOe 



