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AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. 



Driving bees Doolittle, 617 



Drone colonies Harrison, 245 



Drone-comb Faylor, 145 



Drone-rearing Reusch, 503 



Drones, number required 245 



Drones, white headed 375 



Duty on queens. . Johnson,8— Spaulding,8— Cook, 8 

 Dwarf bees Druid, 151 



Egg laying in sections Doolittle, 172 



Electricity and apiculture Staley, 620 



Electro-Italian bees 134 



Essentials of a hive Morton, 340 



Experience of a beginner, 392 



Pritchard, 107 Newland, 492 



Experiments, 552 Lynn, 520 



Bxtracted-honey packages 751 



Ewing's bee-hive 645 



Facts about eastern bees Baldensperger, 399 



Fair price for honey Harrison, 168 



Fairs and bee lore Harrison, 503 



Fall work Pratt, 340 



Fastening combs in frames Doolittle, 396 



Feeding back Demaree. 295, 332 



Feeding bees in winter Doolittle, 617 



Fences around apiaries Harrison, 304 



Fertilizing the clover 807 



Fixed or hanging frames Dayton, 49— Faylor, 



145 Taylor, 148, 299 



Fleischmann's attack on American apiarists,614, 



Roese, 623 



Flight of bees, 550 Andre, 184— Jones, 472 



Forestry and apiculture Staley, 779 



Foul-brood, 298 Robmson, 78— McBvoy, 108, 



650— Creighton, 376— Doolittle, 395-Atchley, 



788 Jones, 790 



Foul-brood and comb-foundation 



Cornell, 714 Kloer, 784 



Frame holder Holt, 583 



Frames, handling Doolittle, 525 



French bee congress 650 



Fruit as food 456 



Glassing crates 613 



Glucose trust 267 



Good honey yield in New Hampshire Smith, 820 



Grading honey, 710, 741, 751 



Baldridge, 756 Blodgett, 787— Walker, 817 



Grubb's frame, 168, 236, 297, 520 Cobb, 270 



Nash, 310 Jones, 598 



Healthful habits of life Clark, 463 



Historic bee-hives Cook, 246 



Hives, covers of iron Judkins, 84 



Hives and buildings Hutchinson, 105 



Hive patents Williamson, 149 



Hiving bees Fennell, 23— Erway, 23 



Home market for honey Deer, 458 



Honey and bread for charity 393 



Honey and pollen on the same trip 205 



Honey as food and medicine 822 



Honey-boards, 42, 489 Gresh, 22, 



Coggshall, 22 Coverdale, 559 



Honey candy 581 



Honey cough candy 362, 584 



Honey crop, 136,199, 237, 264, 327, 359, 424, 535, 

 Draper, 140— Shultz, 205- France,264— Jones, 32,7 



Honey crop in Iowa Secor, 471 



Honey crop in England 237 



Honey crop in Missouri Morton, 211 



Honey crop predictions Wilson, 205, 235 



Honey cures asthma 295 



Honey, daily average 246 



Honey-dew, 71, 248, 329, 500, 504, 553 Burton, 



9— Calvert, 51— Davis, 52— Goodno, 53— Dib- 

 bern, 272— Cook, 534— Nebel, 534— C. C.Miller, 



598— Harrison, 249, 759 M. Miller, 789 



Honey, facts concerning Beatty, 109 



Honey for shipment 135 



Honey for sore eyes 693 



Honey house Doolittle, 43 



Honey, liquefying, preserving quality Bois, 240 



Honey, preparing for market Bennett, 175 



Honey, where stored Dayton, 173 



Honey yield of United States. Davls,684— Roese, 790 



House apiaries 566 



How can producers reach the trade Burnett, 174 



Honey vinegar 249 



Ice house J ackson, 566 



Ideal bee funeral (?) 774 



Illinois State Fair Harrison, 392, 589 



Importing bees, 743 Demaree, 753 



Increase, prevention of, 137, 150 Dadant, 402 



Indiana State Fair : Ponder, 439 



International Fair 40 



Intoxicated bees 791 



Introducing queens, 312 Andre, 341— 



Spuhler, 488 Hewitt. 722 



Iowa queen-bee importing case Frazier, 816 



Italian bees are best Fisher, 4(i4 



Italianizing an apiary Ballantine, 119 



Illustrations— 



Agricultural building. World's Fair 10 



Apiary of Joshua Bull 495 



Apiary of J. H. Mclntyre 561, 591 



Apiary of C. Schliesmayer 79 



Bee-house of H. A. Morgan 144 



Bee-house of W. G. Rutherford 519 



Boy and the bees 305 



Buchanan, Mr. W. 1 745 



Diagram of brood-nest 173 



Fisheries' building 12 



Foster's honey packages 553 



Grubb's frame 168, 520 



Hambaugh, Hon. J. M 680 



Holt's frame holder 583 



House apiary in Germany 647 



Illinois State building ..W. F., 15 



Internal organs of the honey-bee Cowan, 18 



Kidder's bee-escape 655 



Leach's section-press 234 



Medals for honey shows 266 



On the pier 12 



Palace of mechanic arts 11 



Perspective view of South Lagoon 13 



Ruche Gariel (French bee-hive) 456 



Sartori honey-extractor 423 



Taylor's swarm catcher 212 



Wired frame 301 



Keep bees at work, 329, 377 Pond, 55 



Keeping bees in an attic Sanford, 722 



Labor performed by bees 313 



Lack of sweetness Harrison, 470 



Lady-beetles Cook, 281 



La grippe. 455, 456, 582 



Root, 265, 328 Robinson, 39, 752 



Lawsuit in England about bees 646 



Laying workers, 517, 686 ....Dewey, 486— Shultz, 502 



Lecture on bees Jones, 336 



Legends about bees 627 



Lice on fruit trees Cook, 83 



Lifetime of bees 217 



Lightning at a bee show... 552 



Lights and shadows Winn, 338— Meredith, 428 



Maine bee and honey show Norton, 556 



Maintain market prices Cone, 689 



Malicious outrage 41 



Marketing honey Harrison, 304— 



Shafrit, 346 Foster, 553 



Medals for fairs 202, 266 



Mental life of bees Donhoff. 300 



Metheglin 551 



Mice and rats in the apiary Hoffman, 631 



Mineral wax 759 



Model of a honeybee 552 



Modern bee vocabulary Demaree, 619 



Moth-worms in comb-honey ; Pouder, 312 



Moving bees. . .Reading, 375— Draper, 460— Root, 490 



Mules, kicking 41 



Music t o arrest swarms Harrison, 599 



National Bee-Keepers' Union— oflBcers Miller, 816 



National Bee-Keepers' Union report 775 



National flower 361, 645 



Native bees EUingwood, 399— Demaree, 458 



Nebraska State fair Stilson, 401 



New bee-disease in Texas Smith, 496 



New varieties ot bees 233 



Non-swarming bee-hive Conser, 692 



Nothing new in apiculture 442 



Not luck or chance Kelley, 438 



Nuclei, small hives for Trego, 589— Pratt, 754 



Ointment, basilicon Mason, 208 



One-eyed bees Cowan, 40 



Out-apiaries Hutchinson, 493 



Paris green 231 



Paste to stick to tin Vance, 21 



Pine-pollen storm 119 



Piping of young queens 394 



Planting for honey Cook, 312 



Point of confidence 598 



Pollen, depositing Everman, 14— Doolittle, 14 



Pollen in drone-combs — 238 



Practical hints Doolittle, 245 



Predicting the honey-flow Wilson, 494 



Preparations for honey harvest liams, 687 



