338 



THE BEE-KEEPERS' REVIEW. 



Deep Frames and "Hitching" and "Catchiag"264 



Division Boards '• No Good " 154 



Disadvantage of a House Apiary 206 



Divisible Brood Chamber Hives in Winter, Ad- j 



vantage of 293 



Doolittle finds no Advantage in Handling Hives 



Instead of Frames 235 



Doolittle's Shop and Honey Room . 24 



Dovetailed Hives 20,34 



Dovetailed Hive Corners, How Water may get 



into 105 



Double Walled Hives 61,293 



Double Wall Hives Ubjeciionable 293 



Domestication, Influence of 154 



Drones Cause Swarming 209 



Early, Put Bees in the Cellar 287 



Editors. Impartial 15 



Editorial Opinions, Opposing the 3 1 



Elevator and Cellar, a tall House Apiary with 



an 205 



Epilobium 240 



Escort Bees Ought to be left out in Introducing 



Queens 180 



Experiments at the Michigan Agricultural Col- 

 lege 44 



Extracting from Brood Combs 24 



Extracting Honey by the Aid of a Steam En- 

 gine 263 



Excluders are Necessary in Raising Comb 



Honey, When 159' 



Fads, Trying new 293[ 



Fairs, at the 241 



Feeding Sugar and Honey in Winter 49| 



First-Class Goods must be High Priced 120i 



Folded Tin Bars Objectionable 16^ 



Foundation Preferable, full Sheets cf 10 



Foundation, the best Weight for 8 



Foundation, Advantages of ll,31r 



foundation ever Contain Live Spares of FoulJi J' 



Brood, Does? 103 



Foundation be Used, When Shall 2 



Foundation, Early Experiments with 1 



Foundation is used no wax secretion is wasted, 



if Light 11 



Frames, Open End 98| 



Getting Large Yields by Raising Plenty of 



Bees and Preventing Swarming 125| 



Giving Stores of Honey in Winter 38 



Glue for Labeling Tins 105 



Gleanings 153, 154 



Glucose, it is Impossible to Produce Honey 



Cheaper than 12£ 



Glucose, Cane Sugar now as Cheap as 12i 



Go West 320! 



Going to the Flowers 317 



Good Seasons will come Again, 324 < 



Grading Honey 78,333 



Great Advantage of the House Apiary 2W 



Guide, Prof Cook's 127 



Guessing When to Put the Bees in the Cellar. .288 



Hasty 's Kxperiineiit, Criticisms on 13 



Handsomest and one of the Best 182 



Handling Hives more and Frames less 262 



Handling Hives Instead of Frames 



178, 213, 2l'<, 229, 23 , 231, 232, 235, 262 

 Having Hives Movable in a House Apiary — 207 



Handy, Having Things too 2d7 



Heat, Tin Conducting 



Heddon Hive, Why the Prejudice Against thei 9 



Heading to Articles ... 263 



History of Bee Escapes 125 



Hives Needed When Handling Hives Instead 



of Frames, the kind of 236 



Hived by the Use of a Catcher and Feed- 

 Board, How the Bees are 203 



Hiving Bees in a House Apiary 214 



Hiving Swarms on Starters only 329 



Honey Secretion is a Puzzle, the Law Govern- 

 ing ■ 326 



Honey House '■ 40 



Honey Houses, What I think I know about.. 43 

 Honey and Have it Better for the Keeping, 



How to Keep 84 



Honey can never Compete with Giucosa 117 



Honey Dew 182 



Honey Dew for Winter Stores 240 



Honey Dew or Bug Juice 273 



Honey Dew, Why Spleen Against 273 



Home of the Honey Bee 295 



House Apiaries. 186, 201. 203, 20,^;, 206, 207, 211, 214 

 215. 2.33, 224. 2.3';, 23S. 239. 241. 245, 293 



House Apiaries, do we Want? 211 



House Apiaries, will the use of Bee Escapes 



Enable us to Indulge in 132 



How an Old House Apiary is Managed the 



Year Around 201 



How to Carry and Arrange the Hives in a 



Cellar 291 



How the Self Hiver may Help in Poor Seasons 322 



Hubbard Section Press 99 



BunfsCastle 241 



Increase with Divisible Brood Chamber Hives, 



Moderate 178 



increase with Small, Divisible Board Cham- 

 ber Hives, Securing Abundant 202 



Importation of Bees not Necessary 240 



f Interesting Items 294 



Introducing Queens, 



74, 89. 91. 92. 93. 95. 124, 155, 180, 210 



I Introducing Queens with Hatching Brood 92 



ip Ionia Bee Keepers' Convention ... 97 



Keeping Still not the Bes I Policy 122 



Keeping Honej' over Winter 23 



Keeping H oney in Winter 336 



Keeping out of Debt 317 



Keeping Every lastingly at it - 335 



Labor .Saved by a Good Building 9 



Larrabee, J, H ' 294 



Late or Early Moving in of Bees is Objection- 

 able 288 



Label your H oney 264 



Large Verses Small Papers 22 



Leaders 72 



(Leaders, Continue the 92 



Light, Single-Wall Hives 74 



Light, Movable Chaff Hives 67 



Little House Apiary, A .... 29'? 



Location and Stay by it, tielect the Best, Tid- 

 ng over Poor Seasons by Something aside 



from Bees 324 



Marketing Honey 78 



'iMs-asie, T K 98 



Manum, A. E 239 



Manum Hive, the 124 



Alanum's New Method of Running Several 



Apiaries Alone 130 



Jiethods, Hives, Frames and the Honey Flow 231 

 ;iIethods of Fighting Adulteration, Three... 181 



Melting Combs into Wax 214 



Melting Old Combs 260 



Michigan Convention 295 



Missouri Bee Keeper 98,216 



Moving Bees in Cold Weather 296 



Moving Bees into the Cellar 



26.), 285, 286. 287, 288, 289,291, 892, 295 

 Modest .Man Brought Before the Public, a 151 

 Newly Settled Localities the Best for Bee Keep- 

 ing 50 



Newman. Thos G 263 



Newman and Son. Thos G 182 



New System of Bee Keeping, a 295 



Northwestern Onvention 240, 264, 295 



North American Convention 264 



Odor Plays in Introducing Queens, the part 



that 124,155 



Old Bees can Secrete Wax and Rear Broofi — 265 

 Openings Needed in a Queen Excluder, the 



Number of 155 



Origin of Bee Escapes 178 



Other Business is the Remedy for bad Seasons328 

 Out Apiaries a I'artial Remedy for Poor Sea- 

 sons 324 



Outside Case for Winter 79 



Outside Wintering Case, a Cheap 65 



Outside Winter (!ases. Why they are Superior 



to Permanent Double- Wall Hives 67 



Overstocking 327 



Paper for Protecting Hives, 64 



Painted vs. Unpainted Hives— Whitewash as a 

 " ^Substitute 77 



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