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INDEX T O VO L. XXIV. 



E^ The authors' names are gioen just before 



the pages indicated, in all cases except wluit was 

 written by the Editor, discussions, queries, or 

 matter selected from other periodicals : 



AB Cof bee-keeping, 787 Miller, 599 



Abnormal swarminj!, 38 Lord. :2I7 



Absconding swarms Irwln, 157— Post, 613 



Adultcraiiun of honey, 215. 259, 5<k), 467. 547, 

 GH2— Leers, 265— Da<1ant, 537 -Newton.7-^3 - 



Root. 739-Coolt, 794— Harrison. 8Hi-Whan, 8t9 



Affiliated beo-assoclations Uoltermann, 141 



Alter swarms Harrison 4o3 



AtL' i)f bees fur winter quarters. 677 Hond 713 



Albino bees Moser, 123— Barber. 259. 444 — 



Anderson, 372 Deahl, 572 



All in a row- apiarian editors 7(»7 



Anatomy— Chad'ioek.44-Coolc. 58, 151— Proctor 124 



Ancient foolishness about bees 7ns 



Ants and beetles gathering honey Pamrael 635 



Apiarist 179 



Apiary in a town lot 486 



Apicuttural conundrum McNeill, 364 



Apicultural history and literature 



Dibbern.2H2 8talev.79(>, R0« 



Apicultural station TtOman, 4^5 



Apicultural treasure McCormick, 13 



Apple-i)lossoni honey Took. I81 — Vought, 743 



Arkadelphia bee-lawsuit. 4. 403, 841- Clark. 69, 

 148, 275. .563 — RudisUl, 148 — Harmon & 



Skinner, 325 -Nisbet, 565 Weber. 691 



Army put to flight by bees 744 



Arranging sections in a case - 277 



Artificial honey 691 



Autumn," poem) 727 



Autumnal api-thoughts (poem) York, 712 



Average age of queens Groff. H65 



Average yield per colony 7iu 



Babv bees Harrison, 650 



Badlv-stung Olney. 163 



Balling queens Millard. 423— ^'arrison, 583 



Basswood honey Harristtn, aio 



Battle bees (poem) 647 



Bee-cellars. 4h8. 5'8, 582 PInkerton. 11— 



Tyrrel, 25-Dibbern. 41.251— CouncilmHn. 56 

 — Hewett, 76— Lockhart. 125— Bridges. 164.— 



Lindle. 185— Potter. 204 Harrison. 748 



Bee-culture not a fixed science Uemaree. 455 



Bee-diarrhea— its cau?«e. etc Pierce, 647 



Bee-pscape for the extracting room Lind. 77, 



Miller. li_)8— Burton, 108— Dahl, lu8,....Babb. 108 



Bee-feeders Shuck, J02 



Bee-hives of long ago Hall. 554 



Bee-houses. 470. Breeder. 200— Ba rber, 604 



Bee-Conventions, 86, 757 Hall. 5i3— Co(»k, 7i5 



Brant, Ont Holtermann, 45«, 5rt9 



Colorado Clark. 7H. 172, 77h 



Haldimand, Ont Campbell, 39s, 61 r 



Indiana Hubbard, lo7 



Ionia Co., Mich Smith, 2i«i, 24o 



Towa Nyse wander, 650 



Maryland, 756 Reed. 803 



Michigan Hilton, 7Ht> 



Nashua. Iowa Rouse. 15i, 373 



Nebraska Patterson, 4— Heater, 89, 1 33 



New Vork Knickerbocker, lo5, 136, 152 



Norfolk. Ont 8li 



North Amerlcan,34o,6'6. 659. 803— Shaver. 4— 

 Mason. 9, 415. 611. 62rt — Langstroth. 415.— 

 Cook. 36— Baldridge. 440 — Hutchinson. 677. 



694 TeflTt, 804 



North Middlesex. Ont Holtermann, 391 



N. R. Ohio, N W. Pa. and W. New York--Coon, 154 



Northwestern, of Chi ago 596 



N. W. Ills, and S. W. Wis Fuller, 103, axrt 



Ohio Eaton. 4.^6. 683— Bennett. 361 



Ontario — Htjliermann, 72, 189— Mason, 300 



Southeastern Michigan Gander, 7 



Stark Co., O Thomson, Jiio. 298 



Husquehanna, i^o , Pa Seeley. ho, 341 



Tipton, Hamilton Co., Ind ....Estes, 187 



TTnion (Ills.) «mith, 746 



Vermont Holmes, 29— Douglas, 9<i 



Welland Co., Ont Dunn, 173 



"Wisconsin Wilcoac, 46, 122 



Bee-keeping in— 



Alabama Toney, 468 



Arizona Harmon & j^kinner, 524 



Arkansas Rawlins, 2h3 



Belgium 26o 



California Stocking. 315— Wat kins, 824 



Colora/lo Willis. 8— Westover. 41 



Dakota Craig. 380, 668— Hagen, 718 



England 54h 



Florida Larscn. 443, 629 



Georgia Prior, 585— < 'arnpbell, 75' 1 



lowu Cronkieton, 45H 



Kentucky Tyler, 311— Morris. 764 



Louisiana Kox, 62 



Man itoba 51 



Missouri Grabara, 14l~Tucker, 201 



Nebraska Stolley, 74, 7ol— Gale. 333. 377— 



Ryan. 457 Maley, 717 



New York..Kvan8. 348— Stewart^ 459— Rogers, 618 



Norway 75() 



Ontario Holtermann, 66s 



Palestine Baldenspcrger, 59 



Queensland McConnel, 7-^5 



Texas Carroll, 13, i57— Aten. l«o 



The South.. , Lisenby, 215 



Vermont... 564 



Washington Ter Mcllvaln, 363 



W. Virginia Hughes, 2.i2 



Bee-keeping taught in school 724 



Bee-keeping with other pursuits, 7. ...Miller, 27, 



Kat( m, 87 



Bee-Keepers' reunion song Secor and Miller, 693 



Bce-Keeping as a business, 91, 155, 748— Rose- 



brough, 203— Miller. 228 Cook, 794 



Bee-Keepers' Union, 4i6. 499. 547. 515, 5*^1. 643, 

 694, 739. 804, 841 — Seabright, 45 — Snell. h3, 

 Brown, 11.5— Meade, I33— rates. 156— Clark, 

 181..532 — ScoHeld, 181— McNeill. 499. 18I. 

 Tyrrel, 181 — Little, 186 ~ Rawlins, 283, 

 Adams. 291 — Doolittle. 38S — Shirley. 483, 

 Pond. 485— Breed. 4;tJ— Turner. 4!t2—Adden- 

 brooke, 524 — Goodrich, .524— Gehring, 551, 

 Slalev. 5.52, 771— Krancc. 57t> — Millard. 588. 



Uerrick. 604— Scoles, 620 Hambaugh 



Bee-language Shearman, 



Bee-lawsuit 



Bee-literature on a proper basis McKnight, 



Bees and ants as food 



Bees and fruit, 67.'5, 807.... Bartow, 40— Barrows, 



43— Bomberger. 99 Secor. 



Bees and grapes, 35, 18(J, 276.611 ...Adams, 12— 



Lacy. 43 Olney, 



Bees and red clover fritz. 



Bees as barometers 



Bees as doctors I larrison. 



Bees as educators Harrison, 



Bees clustered on a cow's back Jordan, 



Bees devouring eggs Atwater. 



Bees " don't go home till morning " 



Beesdving Jordan, 45— Rawlins, 



Bees flying in the sunshine— Holden. 266 - Mahin 



Bees for business 



Bees hanging out Dibbern. 536— Harrison, 



Bees imprison a rattler 



Bees in a house 403. 



Bees in the Museum Zoo, 691 Wright, 



Bee-smoker Hachenberg, 520, 



Bees now in fashion 



Bees "of color" underestimated Gehring, 



Bees on scales Kautfman, 



Bee-spaces and bars in hives 



Bees soliloquy (poem) laxnieson. 



Bee-stings. k46, 771— Wilson. 2.52— Dibbern, 282— 

 Cook.523—Malone. 524— J ewett. 617— Atwater 



Bee-story 



Beeswax. 339, .566 Shallard, 1 95— 



Dibbern, 644 Hachenberg, 



Bee-veil Hachenberg. 



Benton queens Shallard, 



Big words Sanborn, 



BIOGRAPHICAL— 



Bingham. T. V 21. 



Gravenhorst. C. J. H Stachelhausen. 



Hains. J. B Bennett, 



Hilton. Geo. E 



Hruschka. Francesco de Dad ant, 



Lang^troth, Rev. L.. L Pond, 



Maion. Dr. A. B Mrs. Mason, 



Tndd, Arthur Shallcross. 



Young, Ivar S 



Youngman, S. J 



Birds that perforate flowers Pammel, 



Birthday bees 



Boitoni boards and covers Roulo, 



Bonus butter in England 



Brace-combs Heddon 



Breeding and crossing bees Cook, 



Breeding early Stolley, 109— Frame. 



Breeding for business Duff, 



Breeding to eradicate swarming propensity 



British honey company 



Brood-chambers full of honey Dibbern, 



Brood-combs large or small ? Heddon 



Bumble-bees f'lr Australia 



Building combs 166, 



Burying bees 



California honey crop, 3S7. 419. .501. 581, !i<^5, 



r^chact & Lemcke. 132— Walkins,632 Alles. 



California raisin-growers 



<'anadian liees and honey 



Canadian locomotive 109, 



Candied honey in combs — Stout, 163— Gondale, 



204 KelloBg, 



Candy for winter feeding 



Canning honey 



Cans f)ir extracted honey 



Capping brood Doolittle 



('arl)olic acid vapor and bees 



Carbolized sheet Raynor. 



Carniolan bees, 35. :£77. 324, 787 ...<"arman, 188- 

 Benton. 32^,519— Group. 519- Dibbern, .536— 

 Ambrozic. 19 — Morrison. 84, 765 — Watkins. 



Carpenter bees and flowers Pammel, 



Carrying honey above the brood Roop, 



Carrying out brood Doudna, 



Cartoon of bee-men 



Caves for bees Gibs'in. 42— Beusch. 75— Stark, 



Caucasian or Circassian bees Tefft, 426. 508. 



Cause of honey-crop failure 



(N'lkir-wintenng of oces Harrison, 



Cbiifiriisblnns Miller, 



Chair liives. 438. 680 Kirkpatrlck, 



('harming May (poem) Ijatham. 



Cheap queens Sha'ier, 



(Uiick-a-dees killing bees Evans, 



Children in the apiary Barlow 



Chilled brood .Stewart, 



Chlori'form to quiet bees, 742 Woodward. 



H07 Kirby, 



Christmas weather jiroverbs 



Cincinnati apiarian exhibit, 451 McLatn, 



Cider for winter stores 



'Mty anil country life 



Clamp for wintering bees 



<Mean section of comb honey 



Cleansing combs Dunlap 



Cleatisifig flights for bees Slyer. 109— Gates, 



C'lergvmcn and bees 



Clipping queen's wing— Blachly,405-Cadwallader 



('lose simcing Pond, 



Clouds and Hunshine (poem) Gleason, 



Clover riod<ler Langstruth, 



Cnd-liver oil und honey 



Colony's care for its queen Staley. 



Colorado climate Harrison. 718— Cook. 



Col(»rs and bees, 772...Chaddock, 7ihi. 77«— Cook. 



7j7. 804 Pammel. 



Colors of flower species Pammel, 



725 

 803 

 KKi 

 4'>2 

 567 

 68 

 4(.)3 



Coluraltus honey exhibit Mason, 28.3, 759, 773 



Comb foundation. 277,3 4.595 Doolittle. 23, 



Karis, 173 — Hines, 188 — Gravenhorst, 284, 



Gradcn. 298 Woodward, 698 



Comb honev. I37. 154.595, 694— Hall, 7;;— Evans, 

 349-Churchill. 343— Dibble. 587,~Woodward. 744 



Comb h(mey vs. extracted 746^ 



Combining liee-keeping with what?.... Dibbern. 392 



Comb or wax becoming honey Glass, 189 



Comb surface. 419-Weidraan. 407, 476-Mc^eill. 444 



Coinmis^itm men. 675 Standish, 572— Gehring, 617 



I onglomeration (poem) Olney. 729 



Contractnin. Iri6, 262 Reynolds. 215— Heddon. 395 



C()F)i rolling the honev market Aspinwall, 363 



Cork Inr ivintcr packing, 147 -Howe, 99 



"Corner " in honey Lind, 52— Knickerbocker, 627 



Cot tun's (Mrs.) circalar McKown. 147 



Cotton-seeit for winter packing Crowder, 316 



Crernatinn of bees 3.55 



Crate for reversible hive Keeney, 62 



Crop reports Sweet, 196 



Cniwding frames together Woodward, 698 



Cuban aniary Poppleton, 437 



Cyprian bees Benton, 329- 



Dark sideof bee-keeping Ryder, 371 



Dead brood Hill, 552 



Dearth of nectar from drouth Scott, 75 



Death Notices— 



Atwater. Mrs. S. B 806 



Cattell, Hon. J. W 565 



Clark. Miss 413 



Grinsell. Richard 99- 



Hendrick. Mrs. Catharine 627 



.lenyns. Rev. C. F. G 131 



■ludson. Or. Benj 357 



.lulcs. Mons. Alex 419- 



Landon, E. W 508 



Miller. Mrs 773- 



N. A. B. K. Society 755 



Stenneit. Mrs.... 100 



Titus. Mrs. Eliza 115 



Todd. Arthur US- 



Tupper, Mrs, Ellen S 179- 



Tyrrel. F. V 516 



Von Hruschka, Maj. F 419- 



Williams, T D, 421 



Wolcutt. .1 no. L 4 



Wood, Samuel B 660 



Defenders and fighters of a colony— Hachenberg 793 



" Dehorning " bees Harrison, 5T 



Diabetes and sugrtr-eating 30T 



DifTerence in worker-bees' energy.: 570 



Digested nectar Deraaree, 568, 633— Cook, 602^ 



Dimensi(ms of hives, 85 Roebuck, 187 



Diseased cohtnies Blanchard, 204 



Discussion of apicultural topics Tinker. 330 



Disposing of honey 708 



Disturbing bees. 182 Hutchinson, 52 



Divided colonies 406 



Dividing swarms .. Hubbard, 451 



Division-boards Abbott, -536— Miller. 72S 



Do bees hear? Doolittle.567— Demaree. 632. 



Shuck, 662 Shearman, 714 



Doolittle and bee-conventions 771 



Doolittle's report for 1888 697 



Dot nappy Bee- Man (music).. Secor and Miller. 732 



Dtmble-walled hives and supers 454 



Doubling up swarms 6.52 



Drearv winter (poem) 8<J5 



Drinking-water test 598 



Drone-brood 182 



Drone-ounb Pursel, 45— Irwin, 268 



Drone-laving queens 141 



Drones. 374.58' 1— Langstroth, 55, 1 19, 219— Morns. 



332— Lvman. 357 Staley, 791 



Drones entering different hives 342 



Drunken loafers 35 



Dying year 83* 



Early swarms Patterson, 316— Miller.asi- 



tlambaugh, 363. 



Educate the opposition Adams, 291 



Egyptian apiary 549 



Eke^and nadirs, 197 Dadant. 295 



Empty combs. 22, 243 , Roop, 187 



BNKMIESOP BEES. 676— 



Ants. 756 Dibbern. 522— Cook, 563. Benton. 76© 



Chicka-dees ...Smith. 380 



Coddling-moth Beath, 169— Cook, 169 



Moths — Doudna, 71— Doolittle, 221— Hinkley, 



Gile. 277 



275., 



.Dibbern, .'"■22 



Roaches, 819 



Hpiders 275 



Entrance controller Tyrrel. '96 



Escort bees 278 



Evolution in bee-keeping Hnggart. 359 



Experience^- witli bees, .('on^don. 2H— Westuver, 



41 — Morris, 121— Breeder, 2'mi— Boutwell. 251, 



Willis ^ Son. 285— Herrick. 376 — Netherton. 



459— O' Del I. 460 Harnian, 718 



Experiments in apiculture, 681. 724 Dibbern, 



282— Boerstler. 2h5, 3J4 — Alves, 311— Cook. 



323-DooIittle. 375— Chaddock, 392— Utz.410. 



McLain. 472. 4St7 — Pierce. 64x— Holtermann, 



r>83- Woodward. liMs-l'etlit. 745. . . . Waldron, 826 

 Extracted honey, 154. 324. 78i) Malcolm, 72. 



Holtermann, 152— Mason. 228— Cullinan. 3io. 



Young. 343 Duff. .587 



Extracting.748— Young,342— Gehring..550Dtbbern7fla 



Extracting honey from the brood-aest 742 



Extracting wax Dibbern, 644 



Eye opener f^lS. 



Eyes of bees Staley, 791 



Fair exhibits of bees and honey Mason. 619' 



Kail care of bees Mnth, 600 



Kail flower.s-Cushman549-HarriBon676-Sanders717 



Kail honey for winter stores Hrtrrison, 692: 



Fall work in the apiary Holtermann. 648, 



Dibhern.70o — Harrison. 713, 745- Jenkins. 730 



FaUe charges 215 



Kara] apinries Sanford, 425 



Fastening foundation. 163— Rowe,13-Eden.27,i7I 

 Haag.42— Revnolds,76— ROBebrough.i24— Kox 

 139,Gifford,153— Cram, 165— Tucker.20l-Evans 348 



