The American Apiculturist. Vol. III. No. 6, June 15, 1885

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1. 1The American Apiculturist. A Journal Devoted to Scientific and Practical Beekeeping. ENTERED AT THE POST-OFFICE, SALEM, AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER. Published Monthly. S. M. Locke, Publisher Prop’r. VOL. III. WENHAM, MASS., JUNE 15, 1885. No. 6.
2. 2SUBSCRIPTION PRICES.
3. 3BEEKEEPING AS A PURSUIT.1 By Arthur Todd.
4. 4HOWES’ REVERSIBLE FRAME-SUPPORT. By C. J. F. Howes.
5. 5WHICH IS THE MOST PROFITABLE RACE OF BEES. By D. F. Lashier.
6. 6HOW TO FORM NUCLEI. By Henry Alley.
7. 7A GUIDE TO THE BEST METHODS OF BEEKEEPING. By J. L. Christ.
8. 8PERTAINING TO THE FINEST AND BEST COLONIES.
9. 9IN THE ORDINARY STRAW SKEPS ONE CANNOT CARRY OUT ONE’S DESIRES COMPLETELY IN MANAGING BEES.
10. 10THE MAGAZINESTOCK6 ARE CONVENIENT, PARTICULARLY WITH THE WOODEN TOP BOXES WITH A GLASS SIDE.
11. 11IS BEEKEEPING PROFITABLE. By T. F. Arundell.
12. 12INSTRUCTIONS TO BEGINNERS. By the Editor.
13. 13NEW OBSERVATIONS ON THE NATURAL HISTORY OF BEES. By Francis Huber.
14. 14EDITORIAL.
15. 15EXPERIMENTAL BEE FARM NOTES.
16. 16CORRESPONDENCE.
17. 17THE HONEY EXTRACTOR.
18. 18CHAFF HIVES AND DESTRUCTION OF BROOD.

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