FEEDING BEES.
| Should be a last resort, | 154 |
| Care needed, | 154 |
| Apparent contradiction when feeding causes starvation, | 155 |
| How long it will do to wait before feeding, | 156 |
| Directions for feeding, | 157 |
| Whole Families may desert the Hive, | 158 |
| Objections to general feeding, | 159 |
| Arrangement for feeding, | 159 |
| Feeding to induce early swarms, | 161 |
| What may be fed, | 162 |
| Is candied honey injurious? | 162 |
DESTRUCTION OF WORMS.
| Some in the best Stocks, | 164 |
| How Found, | 165 |
| A tool for their destruction, | 165 |
| Mistaken Conclusions, | 167 |
| Objections to suspended Bottom-board, | 167 |
| Advantage of the Hive close to the board, | 168 |
| Objection Answered, | 169 |
| Insufficiency of inclined Bottom-board | 169 |
| A Moth can go where Bees can, | 170 |
| Trap to catch Worms, | 170 |
| Box for Wren, | 171 |
PUTTING ON AND TAKING OFF BOXES.
| Advantage of the Patent Vender, | 172 |
| Time of putting on—Rule, | 172 |
| Making holes after the Hive is full, | 174 |
| Advantage of proper arrangement, | 174 |
| Directions for boring holes in full Stock, | 176 |
| To be taken off when filled, | 177 |
| Time taken to fill a box, | 178 |
| When to take off boxes part full, | 178 |
| Tobacco Smoke preferred to Slides, | 178 |
| Manner of disposing of the Bees in the boxes, | 179 |
| Bees disposed to carry away honey, | 179 |
| Not disposed to sting, | 180 |
| Rule, | 181 |
SECURING HONEY FROM THE MOTH.