Editorial:

Editorial Items[84]
Watchman! Tell us of the Night [84]
Migratory Bee-Keeping[84]
Interesting Letter from Ceylon[84]

Selections from Our Letter Box:

Bees Wintered Well[85]
Mortality Reports[85]
Nineteen Weeks' Confinement [85]
Wintered Safely[85]
A Slim Living[85]
Honey Sections[85]
Bees in Good Condition[85]
Wintered Without Loss[85]
Mourning for the Bees[85]
Wintering[85]
Selling Honey, Vexatious[85]
Prospects Better[85]
Bees All Alive[85]
Winter Yet in Kentucky[85]
No Surplus nor Increase[85]
Great Loss of Bees[85]
Dead Bees in the Cells[85]
Making Progress[85]
Not Discouraged[85]
Paris Green[85]
Bees in Prime Condition[85]
Progressing[85]
Lost but 4 out of 283[85]
Moldy Combs, etc[86]
Palestine Bees[86]
Honey as Medicine[86]
Gathering Pollen[86]
Anxious for Spring[86]
Bees Died of Disease[86]
Cyprian Bees Ahead[86]
An Early Season[86]
Bees Gone Back on Him[86]
Snow Vine as a Honey Plant[86]
Feeding Bees[86]
Introducing a Queen[86]
Loss of Bees 88 per cent.[86]
First Year's Experience[86]
Summer a Long Way Off[86]
A Little Discouraged[86]
Why Did the Bees Die?[86]
Wintered Without Loss[86]

Conventions:

Champlain Valley, Vt., Convention [87]

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