INDEX TO SUBJECTS 



587 



Honey- 

 American, in Europe 28 



a staple article 148, 532 



average yields of 411, 415 



basswood honey, a prejudice 



against 555 



best packages for 45, 7tJ, 294, 533 



" cookies," receipt for 107 



creating a demand for 294, 533 



crop in California. . . .49, 69, 201, 337 



crop in Europe 9, 554 



crop, reports of . . . . 295, 319, 337, 



341,365 407 



Doolittle's crop report 505 



drinks, how made 31 



European markets destitute of 122 

 extracting at the end of the 



season 576 



feeding back, to be stored in 

 sections. . . .77,235, 329, 390, 



460, 506 531 



foreign duty on 120 



good prospect next season for 579 

 good yield of. .50, 51. 52, 216, 580, 5S1 



granulation of pure 91, 126 



historic sketch of 530 



healthf ulness and flavor of . . . 486 



home markets for 294 



honey-dew. . . .23, 36, 50, 132, 150, 



227, 264, 324, 410, 482 574 



honey producer's future 459 



honey wine and mead, receipts 



for 31 



how to make it a staple pro- 

 duct 532,533, 55S 



is there too large a production 



of? 17,533, 559 



large yields of 266, 505, 560, 580 



made with sugar 168 



marketing of 76, 146, 293, 610 



market quotations for. . .24, 78, 512 

 Mr. Jones' plan of obtaining 



surplus 537 



new uses for 457, 532 



no over-production of 17, 294 



poisonous wild honey 552 



producers' interests in, 173,293, 459 

 prospects for. . .197, 272, 339, 365, 395 



selling for cash 35 



should be ripened 284,285, 533 



sideortop storing, which ?.. . 289 

 small yield of.. .22, 23, 35. 38, 40, 



50, 51, 151. 198, 269, 574 579 



BOUr or "hot" 284 



sourwood honey 91, 104 



style most important 76, 293 



transportation, cost of 29 



undeveloped markets for 17 



where honey comes from. .137, 



184,232,271,386 422 



winds, their effect on honey- 

 gathering 342, 517 



Honey Extractors— 



always necessary in an apiary, 



296,312 363 



Cowan's reversible-comb ex- 

 tractor 13 



does it pay to use ? 312, 363, 470 



history of 457, 526 



Walton's comb-reversing ex- 

 tractor 13 



when and how to use. . .288, 312, 36,3 



Honey Surplus Sections- 

 American sections in Europe. 555 



best arrangement of 296 



block lor nailing 317 



comb honey rack for 30 



covers for marketing 13, 140 



holder for 93 



how to manage 93, 287, 321 



how to place on the hive 30 



H.H. Flick's invention of .... 314 

 Moore's" Perfection Caps"... 121 



queen laying in 98, 139, 312 



one-piece sections 70. 151 



controversy concerning. .345 



357 387 



removing from broad frames, '.'39 

 removing propolis from glass, 



24 >. 96 



sections most desirable 93, 



294,531 532 



tool for glassing 566 



when and how to put on the 



hive 287, 321 



alfalfa 392, 504, 



alder 46,515 



alsike clover. .69. 80, 97, 275, 325 



American triflda 



aster 80, 275. 453, 503 



balsam or lady slipper 516. 



banana 



basswood 46, 80, 135, 152, 326, 



338,361,36,9, 370,505,515 

 basil 



bearberry 

 beggarticks 

 bergamot 



blackberry 47, SO, 275, 



blackhaw.. 

 blackheart 



black locust 226, 



black mangrove 

 bokhara clover 

 boneset 



borage 471, 51 



buckeye 



buckwheat 266, 275, 516, 517, 



cabbage palmetto 



catnip 50, 80, 



celendine weed 



cleome. . . .52, 53, 80, 406. 475, 483, 



504, sr 

 coralberry 

 corn 



cotton 36, 



crab apple 



dandelions 



dates 



deerbrush 



elm 



flreweed 



flax weed ... 



fruit trees 7.7.7. .85, 225, 27:V, 324. 

 goldenrod 29, 47, SO, 152, 275, 



414,472,489, 516,517,574.... 



gooseberries 275, 470, 



ground ivy 



hawthorn 



hearts-ease 



horehound 361, 



honeysuckle 



honey vine 



horsemint 227, 



Jamestown weed 



Jersey tree— red root 



Judas tree or red-bud. .225, 361, 



kanker-wood 



lead plants 



locust 



maple. . . .46, 80, 152, 324, 470, 515, 



may-pop 



melilot clover... .50, so, 526,, 342, 



361, 409, 451, 164, 470, 471, 516, 



573 



mignonette 361, 393, 471, 



milk-weed 226, 



mint 275, 



motherwort. .50, 80, 339, 361, 164, 



471,483 



mustard 50, 



myrrh 



oak 337, 



orange 



partridge pea 29, 



pepper-weed 



persimmon 



philaree 



pig- weed 



poison ivy 



prickly ash 228, 



prunes 



raspberry 46, SO, 275, 



ratan vine 



red clover. .275, 291, 569, 412, 413, 



464, 489, 509, 516, 



red elm 



sage 26,6,, 



saw palmetto 



smart-weed 370, 



sour-wood 91, 



Spanish needle 



spider plant 368, 470, 517, 



sumac 226, 



sunflower 



tamarack 



timothy 



tulip, or poplar 91, 152, 326,, 



white clover 47, 80, 152, 26,6,, 



26S, 275, 325, 338, 340, 616, bl't , 



wild plum 225, 



willow 29, 71, 80, 515, 517, 



yellow wood 



y erba santa 



Honey Harvest— 



a failure.... 366, 367, 369, 370, 591, 46,6 



a magnificent yield 266, 45 .',, 56u 



estimate of the crop of 1880. . 



406 512 



fall yield 367, 451 



good honey harvest 367, 369, 



370,379,413.415,455 5S0 



reports of. . .56*, 36,'.i, 3i0, 112, 425 



to 440, 46',, 469, -r,6, :, 



507 514 



smallest crop since ls',2 366 



what will the harvest be '.'. .35s, 406 



Hnnil>iij»s— 



Cotton . . 

 Mitchell. 



16, 425 



.. 200,263,311,356, U3 



Italian Bee*— 



a hy brid race 45, 520 



careful breeding and selection 



necessary 44, 468, 519 



compared with Cyprians 229 



compared with natives . .38, 42, 



115, 197, 291 503 



description of 520 



Improvement of the race.. 11, 

 32, 44. 82. 126, 1S9, 229, 25.',. 



211.26,9, 2S3, 167 518 



leather-colored preferred, 135, 519 

 light and dark-colored, con- 

 trasted 519, 520 



more hardy than natives.. .41, 



149 560 



superiority of. ...78, 98, 319, 325, 



455,518, 56,0 57S 



work on reel clover — :.' 



292,369,412,413,464. 489, 509, 



516 517 



yellow races of 619 



Italianizing; an Apiary— 



accomplished by drones 56.ll 



benefits of 190, 327 



how to do it 144, 190, 327, 560 



Langstroth, Kev. I*. I*.— 



abuse of f5~ 



fund for 16' 



Marketing Honey- 

 attractive packages — 194, 281, 



293,321,631,532 533 



best methods for 533, 534 



buy up honey and control the 



market 322 



crates not returnable 551 



developing home demand for, 



294,312 580 



experiences in selling. .195,294, 



532 535 



forced sales injurious. .291,296, 



S21 o32 



grading, assorting and ship- 

 ping 533 



hard-wood barrels, waxing of, 1 >'-' 

 how to obtain uniform prices, 



195,293,297,321,512, 532.... 53:; 



in California 291, 555 



in England 09 



over-stocking the markets 



294, 321, 560 533 



points to be considered — 281, 



294.321, 510 533 



preparation for market 152, 



294,321 532 



prices obtained at home .. .4,4, 534 

 ruined by inexperience — 297, 



321, 532 '■•■■ 



gelling out-and-out for cash .. 294 

 shipping extracted honey.. 152, 



193,533 



small packages desirable. 281. 533 

 small pine kegs, host for. . 172, .>.i-, 

 supply and demand regulate 



prices |1 



undeveloped markets. . .1., 419, o5o 



Honey Statistics- 

 bees and honey in Ohio 458 



bees and honey in La 513 



bees, honey and wax in the 



United States 552 



sales in Cincinnati, O........... 458 



the 0. S. Census 73, 2i5, 499 



