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The American Bee Journal, Volume VI, Number 3, September 1870

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The American Bee Journal, Volume VI, Number 3, September 1870

Various and Samuel Wagner

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Bees in Borneo and Timor, wintering the hive, and the management of Italian queens crowd a September number from 1870. The American Bee Journal ranges from the tropics to the coming cold, all in the service of better honey. For the beekeeper, a rich early gathering of the trade's practical talk. Open the hive of the past.

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  1. 1AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL. EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY SAMUEL WAGNER, WASHINGTON, D. C. AT TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Vol. VI. SEPTEMBER, 1870. No. 3.
  2. 2The Foulbrood Question.
  3. 3Polanisia Purpurea.
  4. 4Bees in Borneo and Timor.
  5. 5Management of Bees in Winter.
  6. 6Wintering Bees.
  7. 7Italian Queens.
  8. 8Queen-Breeding.
  9. 9About Italian Queens, c.
  10. 10Bees in Central New Hampshire.
  11. 11ABOUT BEES.
  12. 12Natural, Prolific, Hardy Queens. PART 2.
  13. 13Natural and prolific hardy Queens.
  14. 14Artificial Queens.
  15. 15Novice.
  16. 16Bee-culture—East and West.
  17. 17Form of Hive, and Feeding Bees.
  18. 18Bee Letter from Middle Tennessee.

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