MYSTERIES

OF

BEE-KEEPING EXPLAINED:

BEING A COMPLETE

ANALYSIS OF THE WHOLE SUBJECT;

CONSISTING OF

THE NATURAL HISTORY OF BEES, DIRECTIONS FOR OBTAINING THE GREATEST
AMOUNT OF PURE SURPLUS HONEY WITH THE LEAST POSSIBLE
EXPENSE, REMEDIES FOR LOSSES GIVEN, AND THE SCIENCE OF
"LUCK" FULLY ILLUSTRATED—THE RESULT OF MORE
THAN TWENTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN
EXTENSIVE APIARIES.



BY M. QUINBY,

PRACTICAL BEE-KEEPER.


NEW YORK:

C. M. SAXTON, AGRICULTURAL BOOK PUBLISHER
152 FULTON STREET. 1853.

Entered according to the Act of Congress, in the year 1853, by
M. QUINBY,
in the Clerk's Office
of the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York.
E. O. JENKINS, PRINTER AND STEREOTYPER,
114 NASSAU STREET, N. YORK.

CONTENTS.


BRIEF HISTORY.

Three kinds of Bees,9
Queen described,9
Description and Duty of Workers,10
Description of Drones,11
Most Brood in Spring,11
Their Industry,12

HIVES.

Hives to be thoroughly made,13
Different opinions about them,14
The Author has no Patent to recommend,14
Speculators supported long enough,15
Prefix of Patent a bad recommendation,15
Ignorance of affairs and committees,15
Opposition to simplicity,16
By gaining one point produce another evil,16
First Delusion,17
Chamber Hive,17
Mrs. Griffith's Hive,18
Weeks' Improvement,18
Inclined Bottom-Boards do not throw out all the worms,19
Objections to suspended hives,19
See bees often,20
Hall's Patent,21
Jones's Patent,21
An Experiment,21
Reason of failure in dividing hive,22
Cause of starving in such hives,...

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