Langstroth on the Hive and the Honey-Bee
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- A Bee Keeper's Manual
L. L. (Lorenzo Lorraine) Langstroth
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1. Front matter2. LANGSTROTH ON THE HIVE AND THE HONEY-BEE, A Bee Keeper's Manual,3. PREFACE.4. CONTENTS.5. ADVERTISEMENT6. INTRODUCTION CHAPTER I.7. CHAPTER II. THE HONEY BEE CAPABLE OF BEING TAMED OR DOMESTICATED TO A MOST SURPRISING DEGREE.8. CHAPTER III. THE QUEEN OR MOTHER-BEE, THE DRONES, AND THE WORKERS; WITH VARIOUS HIGHLY IMPORTANT FACTS IN THEIR NATURAL HISTORY.9. CHAPTER IV. COMB.10. CHAPTER V. PROPOLIS, OR "BEE-GLUE."11. CHAPTER VI. POLLEN, OR BEE-BREAD.12. CHAPTER VII. ON THE ADVANTAGES WHICH OUGHT TO BE FOUND IN AN IMPROVED HIVE.13. CHAPTER VIII. PROTECTION AGAINST EXTREMES OF HEAT AND COLD, SUDDEN AND SEVERE CHANGES OF TEMPERATURE, AND DAMPNESS IN THE HIVES.14. CHAPTER IX. VENTILATION OF THE HIVE.15. CHAPTER X. NATURAL SWARMING, AND HIVING OF SWARMS.16. CHAPTER X. ARTIFICIAL SWARMING.17. CHAPTER X. ARTIFICIAL SWARMING. (continued 2)18. CHAPTER XI. THE BEE-MOTH, AND OTHER ENEMIES OF BEES. DISEASES OF BEES.19. CHAPTER XII. LOSS OF THE QUEEN.20. CHAPTER XIII. UNION OF STOCKS. TRANSFERRING BEES FROM THE COMMON HIVE. STARTING AN APIARY.21. CHAPTER XIV. ROBBING.22. CHAPTER XV. DIRECTIONS FOR FEEDING BEES.23. CHAPTER XVI. HONEY. PASTURAGE. OVERSTOCKING.24. CHAPTER XVII. THE ANGER OF BEES. REMEDY FOR THEIR STING. BEE-DRESS. INSTINCTS OF BEES.