INDEX, 
III 
Egs Fruit-Cooking 311-:>l(i 
E-a— Miniature 310 
Egis— How to Cook, 2t)J— Tcstlnj, 
- 50— Tranpnorting, 131. 
Elk or Wapiti.... "..Sll 
Emigi"ant9 256 
Engines— Caloric ITS 
Engravlns— Do^v-nlnj Rl 
Entomologist— Journal, JMT3-2W- 
Entomology-TVorks on 210 
Everijreens from Forest »t 
Evergreens— Holiday * . A&i 
Extra N umbers Oflered 390 
Eye Sharpeners } '1 
Eyes— Care or. 133 
Fair Gronnds-Qucens Co SW 
Fairs — New England, 34fi — I^cw 
390 
Fairs — New England, 34fi — New 
York, 316— Notices. 390— Vermont, 
S4l>- Addresses at. 3S9— Sundry, 390 
-Where Held, 276-30&-s;9. 
Fan Mill— Even Blast 3S9 
Fan Mill Improvement "..ISS 
Farm. Calendar Jan.. 2— Feb., « 
— iMarch. SJ— .ipril. 122— May, 16(5 
—June, 206— July. 212— Aug., 274- 
Sept., 306-Oct., 3J2-NOV,, 3Si- 
Dec., 419. 
Farm— Imnrovements.. 10 
Farmers' City, IS— Clulis, 10-3^7- 
Experience, 97— Old I'.uts. 251— 
Successful, 397— Without Manure, 
Farms— Size of 217 
Fashions— Sundry Hints 227 
Fence Nuisance "513 
Fences— Board, • 9-;- Hurdle, • Si- 
Ornamental. * 235 — Preserving 
Posts. 50-91-2S3— Setting Posts, aS2 
-S47-Sod, 347— Stone. • 130-313-129 
—White Willow, 213-314. 
Ferrets and Weasels ".."15 
Fertilization by Insects. * 185-257- 
278-290-324-362-400-423-137. 
FertiliKation— Process of 103 
Figs- Cultivation 141 
Five Points House of Industry*. .393 
Fish— Gold-Fish •..222 
Flies-Expelling 294 
Flour-Best is Cheapest, 424- French 
in New York, 245— Poisoned, 247— 
Unbolted, 14S-3S7. 
Flower— Frost 273 
Flower Garden and Lawn.— Cal- 
cndar for Jan., 4— Feb. 43— March, 
84— April. 125— May, 163— June, 203 
—July, 243— Aug., 276— Sept., 307 
—Oct., 344— Nov., 3S.3— Dec.. 419. 
Elowcrs— Annuals, lj;8— For Grave, 
25— Late Blooming, 237. 
Fodder — Chaffing. 54 — Cnttlng 
Long. 130— Hack. •53— Smartweed, 
421) — steaming, 420. 
Foliage Plants .*. .184-143 
Frost Pulverizing Soil 424 
Frnit — Curious Growth, • 2S7 — 
Drawings, 47— Drying House, • 225 
—For Stock. 425. 
Fruit Gardex— Calendar for Jan., 
3-Feb., 43->Iarcll. S3— April IM— 
May, 167— June, 203— July, 243— 
Aug., 275— Sept.. 307— Oct., 3)3— 
Nov., 3S3-Dec.. 419. 
Fruit— Grcelev Prizes, 8— Naming, 
401 — Preserving Solution, 210— 
Seedling, ^7 — Growers' Associa- 
tion. 210— Growers' Meetings, 212 
— In San Francisco. 314 — Increas- 
ing Size, 250— Keeping Houses, 387 
— Ll3t--Sclect, 8— Models, 87. 
Garden, Kitchen. Calendar for 
Jan.. 3 — Feb., 43 — March, 83 — 
April, 124-May, 167- June, 207— 
July, 243— .\ng., 275— Sept., 307— 
Oct.. 34;!-Nov., S-^S— Dec, 419. 
Garden Notes. 46— Plots, Profitable, 
211— Plots, Improving, 211— Seeds, 
63. 
Gardenin g— Back Yard 59 
G.ardening— Old and New 225 
Garget in Cows 213-312 
Garlic— Destroying 312 
Gas Tar for Posts SS3 
Gate-Farm, • 219-27S-28.T-Nof Pat- 
ented, 312— Rustic, • 359. 
Gazania Splendens *..146 
Genesee Farmer- Card 6 
Genesee Farmer— Sold 13 
Geraniums — Double .."•..4:55 
Germination— Temperature 215 
Gilt Often Repeated 145 
Gladiolus— Fine 3S3 
Gladiolus from Seed 245 
Gloves — Cleaning 294 
Gloves- To Color 2W 
Glue— Keeping 214 
Go,ats for Milk 217-420 
Gooseberry Literature 3 
Gopher Traps '••',^ 
Gophers *..'219 
Government Land 310 
Graft and Stock 399 
Grain Bin— Convenient, • 13.3— Drill, 
Best, 130— Ventiliitors, • 10. 
Grapes and Grape Vines— Bleeding 
Vines, 287— Box for, 346— Catawba 
in Iowa, 47. 
Cold Grapert — Calendar for 
March, 84— April, 125— May, 169 
—June, 2as— July, 244— .\ug.. 275 
—Sept., 308— Oct., &«— Nov., 334— 
Dec, 419— Cutting, 420— In Open 
Air. 87— Diseased Leaves, 310— 
Draining for, 3SS— Essay on Steu- 
ben Co., 47— Fall Planting. 87— 
Flea Beetle, 246— Foster's Jfanual, 
425— Grafting Wild, 213— Greeley 
Prize awarded, 4:)si — Growing in 
Autumn, 4'22— Hammondsport, 4IH 
^Hussman's Book, 24f' — lona and 
Israella, 47— Keeping Cuttings, 47 
—Lake Shore Convention, 386 — 
Large, 8— Mildew Remedy, 47— 
Movable Trellis. 87— Native 133— 
Notes on, • 58-103--224-363-437— 
Packing, 323— Pinching, 313— Pots 
vs. Borders, 22— Protecting • 2.79— 
Schroeder's System of 'treating 
Rot, 101— Steuben Co., 47— T'radc 
Sale, 420— Tralniug,*224—Veddo,s. 
Grass- Bermuda, * 255 — For Grove, 
311— For the South. • 255— Land— 
Improving^ 1 79— Raising Timothy, 
313— Schrauers Bromus, 255— Top- 
dressing. 246. 
Grease — Extracting 2W-S27 
Grebn and Hot-Houses. 
Calendar for Jan., 4 — Feb., 41— 
March, 84— April, Ill-May, 168- 
June, 203— July, 244-Aug., m— 
Sept., S07-Oct., 344— Nov., SSI- 
Dec, 419. 
Grouse — Cooking 424 
Gunpowder— Harmless 9-131 
Gyuiuasium— Parlor 337 
H 
Flams— Curins 312 
Hauia— KeepinsT 313 
HamUea— Fastening 294 
Hands— Cliapped 26-189-3S7 
Harnesa— Oiling 1^0 
Harris Brothers S44 
Hay— Cutting Timotlij;. 245 — Fork 
Traveller, 9— Measarinc, 9— Stack 
Chimneys, 312— Stacking Gear,* 
1T^3S4. 
Health SUET^estions S37 
HedEiehog— European, * 427 
Heds;es— Barberry, 2l3-40i;— Honey 
Locust, S^^d— Osaffe Orancre, 314- 
402— Sweet Viburnam, • 361— Wil- 
low, 2S6. 
Help— Expensive 42S 
Hepatica or Liver-leaf. 102 
Herbs— Culture 2n 
Hints for Men Folks ISO 
Hired Help. 18-50-189 
Hollvhocks- Bnryins:, SS.'^ — From 
Seed, 246— In Bouquets, 323. 
Home Attractions 105 
Honey— Best Artillcial ■123 
Honey Comb— Artificial 212 
Honev Locust Seed 129 
Hop CuIture--Europeau 54 
Hops in Michigan 337 
Horses— Best Stable. 14— Breakins:, 
432— Catching:, 10— Crib-Biting. 42l 
-Curing Sprain, SO- Doctoring, 
211— Farcy, * 57-393 — Glanders, * 
57— Heaves. 423— Need Ucst, 120— 
Paring the Fro^, 245 — Plan for 
Stall."* 252— Preventing Interfer- 
ing. * 130— Racins:, 347— Rini;boue, 
* 253— Slioes, Calks, 10— Spavin, * 
94— Stable Rack. "56— The Auburn, 
* 1— vs. Mules, 46— Young Ethan, 
■•417. 
Hot-Bed S.ash and Frames, • ..51-?7 
Horticultnral Society— li. 1 212 
Horticultural Society— Phira...4;3 
Hort'l and Botanical Congress... 260 
House Leeks. • 29J 
HouscTiom Hints ISO 
Household Items for Men Ui5 
Housekeepers— Request to 25 
Houses— Adobe 246 
Humbugs— CancT Quacks, 2TS—C:al- 
ilornia, 9— Frost Flower. 27S— Har- 
ris Bro's,, 344— Horse Doctorin?:, 
4S-Horticultural.2lO-How Names 
are Procured. 211 — luforniatiou 
"Wanted, 4S-Iuk. 346. 
Humbug — Jewelrv, 9 — Licihtning 
Rods, 9 — Lotteries, 9— Kational 
Concert, 27S— No Ink Pen. 7— Oil 
Swindles, 86— Procuring Names, 
171— Paint Company. 27S—Recipes, 
42t-Rev. E. A. Wilson. 2Il~^un- 
dry. 86-127-170-172-209-244-277-31 l- 
&45-3$£W21— Swindling Shop, 56— 
Timekeeper,47— Vinesai'. I'll^.ctc. 
4-jl_Wine Plant. 43 — "Wives of 
Generals, etc., 421 — Wonderful 
Plants. 40. 
Husbands' Pictures 383 
I 
Ice Houses— Bnilding,*357— Houses, 
Killing. 46— Making in Mas3., 46— 
Packing in Chaff. 130. 
Implements— Defects, 248— Mowers, 
84— Neglecting. 396 — Protecting, 
11— Trials, 4S-245-277-310. 
Improving Old Place J33 
Inuia Rubber — *..65 
Indigo— Production *. .327 
Information Given 294-327 
Iniormation Wanted 223 
Ink— Home-made, 294r^7-346-347- 
SS7-120. 
Insects-Bark Louse, 216-Barn Wee- 
viK*.=iO-177— Caterpillar Nests, 171 
—Cattle Lice, 9— Currant Worm, 
175— Esccs Resisting Cold, 1'13— 
'• Entomolociist," 47-173-27S-386— 
Kxpellim; Ants, 2'38-314-328*387— 
FlyDc'strover,22S— French Exhibi- 
tion, 7— Ga'sLimcforCurculio.liS 
Grape Vine Klea Beetle. 246— Hen 
Lice, 312— Hop Aphis. 282— Katy- 
did Eecgs. * 1+4— Mole Cricket. * 
286— Pea Weevil. 171-Peach Tree 
Borer, '" 187— Poppies for, 246— Po- 
tato Bug, * 811— Preserving, " 144 — 
Seventeen Year Locust, 359— SI leep 
Gadflv. 245— Snails and Sluirs in 
Cellars. 423— Squash Borer. 273- 
Tent Caterpillar, * 3 — Tobacco 
Worm Moth. 246. 
Insurance— Life 129 
Irrigation 300-422 
Ivy— Garden Uses 223 
Ivy— Poisoa 47 
Japanese Striped Corn....*. .101-312 
Knitting Machine- Lamb 273 
Ladders-Farm •. .281-430 
Lamp Bracket • . .293 
Lamps— Ives' 49 
Laud— Improvins 427 
Laud— Too Much 99 
Land-N. J. and L. 1 131 
Lard and Resin 387 
Laurel- Mountain *. .64 
Laurel Poisoning 47-88-129 
Leading Staff for BulU "..ISO 
Leather— Preparation for 424 
Leaves— Valuable 402 
Lemon Tree Trouble 246 
Letters- Defective 49 
Letters- Subscription 420 
Levees— Mississippi 319 
Lilies— Lons-flowered, •361— Native 
and Foreign. 301— Persevering, 246 
—Propagating, 8. 
Lime— Burniui. 89— In Orchard, 45 
—Testing Soil for, 129. 
Limestone and Water 213 
Limini; Wet Land 314 
Linna^an Society Essay 2t>2 
List— Written ISO 
Locations— Good 312 
Locust Sprouts— Killing 47 
Lotr Chai^i— Branch • . .10 
Look Ahead. - 15 
M 
Machinery— Farm 248 
Machines— Prejudice 321 
Mad Stone 246 
Magazine — Hours at Home 170 
Magazine- Our Young Folks. . . 3S6 
Matiures —Artillcial, 24S-321 — and 
Corn, 337— Ashes, 337— Ashes and 
Plaster, 130-Aslies in III., 278 — 
Ashes on Orchards, 314 — Bora- 
mer's, 336-121- Bone Dust. 213 — 
Bone Dust in Pot Culture, 246— 
Bone Flour, 136- Buckwheat. 213 
—Carcasses, 313— Charcoal, 313— 
Clover, 314-317— Coal Ashes, 337- 
Fine Bone Dust. 129 — Flonr of 
Bone, 278— For Garden, 127-r28 — 
For Lawns, 128— For I'otatoes, 128 
—For Wheat, 313 — From Brew- 
eries, 347— From ■\TcedB. 9— House 
Sewage, ^JU- Lime vs. Phosphate, 
359— Liming Wet Lanil, 314— Muck 
Substitute, 128— Oyster Shells. 347 
Plaster, 213 — Plaster and Hen- 
dung for Potatoes, 347— Poudrette 
in Ohio. 313 — Preventing Burning, 
50 — Quick Composts, "128 — Sea 
Weed, 213— Shell Marl, 3?6— Soap 
Water, 210 — Spoiled Fish, 172— 
Statistics Wanted, 278 — Treat- 
ment, 136— Urine, 287 — Woolen 
Waste, 50-213-313. 
Map— Lloyd's N. r 422 
Maple Sugar Making *..52 
Mabket liEPOKTs. Jan.. G — Feb., 
4.T— March. 85— April, 126 — May, 
170-194 — June, 232 — July, 2m — 
Aug.. 276— Sept., 309— Oct., 379— 
Nov., 415— Dec, 451. 
Market— Topping for 8 
Marriage— M. C. Weld 209 
Marshes— Keclaiming *. 56-93 
Maternal Instinct 390 
Mattresses— Husk. .. - 365 
Meadows— Top-dressing U 
Measures— English , .422 
Meats— Curing 317 
Meat— Keeping 2M 
Medicine for Plants 423 
Medical Advertisements 172-173 
Memory- Artificial 227 
Meteorological Facts 131 
Meteors Expected S'SO 
Methodist Pictorial 210 
Mildew on Cloth 327 
Mildew— Treatment 223-2S6 
Milk for Children. 173— Pans, Depth 
of, 313— What Makes Good, 250. 
Milking-Best Way 130 
Milking Stools .8 
Mill Stone— Mending 383 
Minnesota Farming 46 
Mississip pi Crops 246 
Moisture in Air 323 
Moles Eating Trees 130 
Monument— Soldiers' *. .280 
Moon Notions 390 
Mouse Trap •..189 
Movements of Plants *. .22 
Mower— Buckeye 420 
Mowers and Reapers— Prize .>46 
Muck Swainps 311 
Mulberry— Everbearing.. 8 
Mules vs. Horses 46 
Musical Statistics. . . .173 
Muskrat •. .391 
Muskrat Traps ■■rS 
Musquash Skins-Price 420 
N 
Nails — Annenlintr, 3« — Drawing 
Rustv. 130— Paring, 189. 
Naming Plants, etc 59 
Newspapers— Agricultural, 9 —En- 
tomologist. 47-173-278-.3S6 — Even- 
ing P«-)3t, 210-386— Little Corporal, 
245— Medical, 214— Methodist, 422— 
Profitable. 425 — Science, 59 — 
Southern Agricultural. 4i)~South- 
ern Cultivator. 7— Writingfor, 132. 
Northern Men tor South 317 
Nuts— Loosening 4.-214 
Oats— Good Crop 
Oats— Wild 
Oil— Keeping Liquid 
Oleanders— Propagating . 
Onion Experience 
Onions for Seed 
Oranges, etc.— Buddini; — 
Okcuard AND Nursery. Calendar 
for Jan., 3— Feb.. 43— March. 8;' 
April, r23— May. 167— June, 20" 
July, 243-Au-., 275-Sept., 3'J 
Oct., 343— Nov: 383— Dec, 419. 
. , ..321 
.62-282 
....131 
....214 
....210 
....:tt0 
,212 
Orchards— Lime in. 46— Manuring, 
346— Renovating. 63, 
Oregon AVinter— Mild 131 
Osase Oranfie Seed 129 
Osage Orange in Pa 425 
Paint— Coal Tar 333-124 
Paint—Color for Houses 422 
Paintings, Engravings, etc 421 
Paper— Stoppmg 313 
Path— Steep 4-22 
Peach— Early, 245— Golden Dwarf, 
326 — Cultivation , 145 — Orchard, 
Bolmer's, 87-145. 
Pear Tree Slus 313 
Pears, Bronx, * 401— Beurrc Clair- 
feau, 423— Clapp's Favorite, 87— 
"or General Culture, 103— Ham- 
mondsport, 423 — For Winter, 58— 
Injured by Ailanthus, 214— Man- 
ning's Elizabeth, 143— Rostlezer, 
*103. 
Peas, Carter's New. 2SG-S11-S11— For 
Cattle. 355— Names of 1S7. 
Peat and its Vacs, 28:>-Land. Treat- 
ment, 131— Swamps Valuable, 179. 
Pelargonimns — I\eeping 8 
Pencil Marks— Fastening 424 
Pencil Sharpener 49 
PennjToyal Ground 390 
Pens— Morton's 43 
Peppermint Culture 55 
Peruvian Maize *. .219 
Petroleum Advertisemeat 127 
Pew Hat Rack 346 
Photograph Paper 389 
Pickles- Making 311-327 
Pictures— Generals, etc 310 
Pincushion— Strawberry 1S9 
Pink— New Hybrid •. .61 
Pinks and Pansies 31 1 
Planes— How to Set 131 
Planting Late 245 
Plants by Mail, 49— Cut-leaved, • 436 
—Collecting, 259— Degeneration, 
* 62— Half Hardy, 435-House. 3ii0 
—Movements ot '22— Named. 8- 
49-127-171-246-314-386-421 — Per 
Acre, 213. 
Plated Ware 147 
Plow for Deep Work, 314— Kevoiv- 
ing Land-side, 216— Subsoil, 10. 
Plowing, Dead Furrows, * 95— Fall, 
357— Rate per Day, 217. 
Plows— Uevolving Land-side 216 
Plums— Best Sorts r>3 
Plums— Locality for 125 
P. O. Addresses Wanted 425 
Poetry not Wanted 3S9 
Pomological Meeting, 8 — Society, 
Am., 87-212-308— Society, Ohio, 42.5. 
Poor in New York 397 
Porcupine— White Haired '. .427 
Pork— Brine for 294 
Pork Parasites *. .147-172-210 
Postage to British America 3S6 
Postmasters — Note to 3hG 
Potato Planter— Ives' 3.53 
Potato Trade 47 
Potatoes, Culture, 396— For Cows, 
176— For Swine, 355— Good Crop, 
3ai>_How to Cook. 106— Mi.xing in 
Hill, 49-New Sorts, • 56— Pointing 
Single Eyes, 49 — Under Straw, 
246-rield, 98^29. 
Pots for Plants— New 212 
Pots vs. Borders 22 
Poultry — Ale for Chickens, 131— 
Chicfeen Coop, * 253— Diseases, 131 
-252-283-3 1 8-317-387-392-42 1— C hie k- 
ens in Cold Graperies, 213— Creve- 
coeur Fowls, * 176— Eggs in Win- 
ter. 19— Experience with Hens, 213 
—Fattening, 393— Fattening Coop, 
* 393— Feeding Boxes, * 285— Hen 
Lice, 312-318— Hen Boosts * 28^1— 
Hens Eating Eggs, 213 — House. 
* 17— Literature, l3l— Marking, 312 
-347 — Neat Egea. 17 — Profitable 
Turkeys, 213- Raising Turkeys, 13 
— Spanish Fowls, 17 — Warm 
House, 46. 
Premiums, 4-44-85-126-163-170-232- 
319485-426. 
Preserving Fruits 261 
Press— Champion 386 
Prices of Produce 42S 
Printing First Proof *. .205 
Privies— Needed Reform... •..14-319 
Prize— f^lOO for Housekeeping.. . .390 
Prizes— $1,250 for Essays 390 
Produce- Increasing 217 
Produce Exported 90 
Pronouns— Error 312 
Propagating House 183 
Propagating Plants 383 
Protection from Frost *259-433 
Pump and Sprinkler. 422 
Queries- Answering 389 
Questions— Suggestive 381 
Quince- Haramess ±ii 
Rabbit Breeding *. .^l 
Raccoon v/ ■ -,• ■ f\^ 
Radish- Curious, • 390— Madras, 423 
—Seed-raising. 212. 
Raspberries— Doolittle. 87— Flower- 
injr, * 188— Queries. 8— From cut- 
tiiiirs. 214— Best, 1-15— Clark. 3tj3- 
Philadelphia, * 323— Pronagatm^, 
347— Rust on, 214— Thornless, 363. 
Rats Eating Harness 9 
Rats-Expelling 246, 247, 347-129 
Reapers— Prejudice 321 
Receipts not Given 42o 
Recipe vs. Receipt 3-8 
Reno Oil Co ^*"l'i 
Report Ag'l Department 7 
Rieinus— Large i'*aAo 
Roads— Country *. -f^ 
Roof— Leaky Tm 3|i 
Roofing- Plastic Slate 34 < 
Root Cutters 389 
Hoots Entering Cisterns 347 
Rose on Apple 313 
Roses-Marechal Nlcl, • 402-4'22— 
Propagating, 214— Protecting, • 
Rotation a51 
Rust- Preventing 328-366-S37 
s 
Salsify— Cullivation, 102— Unruly, 
Sas- Cooking, 424. 
Sand in Barn Yards 090 
Saratoga— Views of 31ii 
Sassafras Sprouts 8 
Sausages— Good 4;i 
Saw, Macliincry ". .16-ls 
Scales— Platform * . . 10 
School of Mines 7 
Sclentiflc Association 211 
Scrap Book— Farmers 
Screen tor Out-buildings 213 
seed Drill— WethersUeld 123 
Seeds— English, SU — Germination, 
110— Improving. 90— Kitchen Gar- 
den, 63 — Notes on Sowing, 61— 
Queries, 131 — Specimens, 212 — 
Wjishing, 47— What they Rl"e, 171. 
Sewing Machines- Diary :J0 
Sewing Ripper 49 
Shade— Plants for 171 
Sheen Breeding, 392— Diseased. 171 
-Ewes Owning Lambs. 8S— Fat- 
tening, 42S— Feed-box. " 10— Feed 
Regutarlv, 130— For Illinois, 88— 
Foi- Small Flock, 420-Gadfly, 245 
—In South America, 18i— Lands, 
48- Long Wooled, • 93 — .Merino 
Ram, Golden Fleece, • 381— Rack, 
» 431— Show. RocUester, 211— Tick 
Remedy, * 172. 
Shell Flower "..04 
Shelter for Stock 99 
Shirts— Fitting 293-3li,-| 
Shoes— Toes of 888 
Shrubs— Flowering 47 
Side Saddle Flower... '..185 
Silver Powders, Hurtful 25 
Silver Wash— Good 212 
Sknnk '..SIS 
Skunks Destroying Bees 39i 
Slaughtering Animals . . . .12-219-132 
Sleigh— Strong *..16 
Slugs and Snails ». .2."." 
Snail Flower 211 
Snowball— Dwarf. •. .826 
Soap Frauds, 403-M.akiug, 294-103- 
Toilet, 327. 
Sod Fence and Ditch Zil 
Soda Ash, Saleratus, etc 66 
Soiling— Crops lor 280 
Sorghum Sugar 129 
Sorghum Syrup Ci-op 3:6 
Sour Crout— Brine on 383 
South— Northern Jleu for 317 
Southern Farming 10-140 
Sparrows— Cooking 424 
Spelt or Spelt Wheat '. .395 
Sponge Cucumbers *..2> 
Sprains — Water Cure 90 
Squash— Mammoth 39.) 
Squash Trouble 278 
Squirrels and Birds *..63 
Stables— Best 14 
Stables— Light 13 
Stains— Removing Claret 3JS 
Statnarv— Cheap ,. 62 
Stock— Care of Young 27D 
Stone Crop 29i 
Stove Hook— Reynolds S90 
Strawberries— -Agriculturist, 8-278- 
388— Crop, 245— Cutting Runners, 
388— Degenerating,313— Field Cul- 
ture, 171— Golden Queen, 27S— 
Hoeing, 176— Iowa 3U-S-S 
— Knox s 700, 171— Late, 47— Lead- 
ing Varieties, * 283- Newspapers 
on, 214— Notes on, 287-289— Proli- 
fic, 209— Sex of Tiibuue,87— Tan 
Bark for, 246. 
Stump Pullers 46-127 
Subsoiling Drained Land 24.5 
Sugar from Beets 8 
Summer Fallows 217 
Sun Dials '..'S^i 
Sunflower for Fuel 213 
Sunshine in the House i--l*^^ 
Sussex Co., N. J 308-547 
Swans in Brooding Time *..2?3 
Sweet Potato Vines 317 
Swine— Care of, 218— Chester Co., ♦ 
3T3-Di3eased Pigs, 213 — Eating 
Young. IS— Feeding, 18— For Pro- 
fit, 90— Hog Cholera, 310— Keeping 
Warm, 355— Kidney Worms, 245— 
Management, 3ii7-Overlving Pigs, 
130— Piggery. • 97- Pigs Born with 
Teeth 387— Prolific, o86-SlauKl]- 
tering, 12— Thoroughbred, 5J— Va- 
luable, 3.54. 
Sytem of Editing " 
Tables— Omaincntmg .2j 
Tea Company— American 244 
Team— Good 390 
Teazles— Cultival ion * . .1 17 
Telegram from Europe all 
Thanks lor Flowers 313 
Thorn Apple— Grafting. 313— Seeds, 
Planting. 313— From Seed, 213. 
Tidy— Cheap t • -^^3 
Tim Bunker on Cotton Fcvei-221-:il6 
Timber Preserving -'-3 
Time Tahles-N. y: ;S6 
Tobacco — Preparing oyj 
Tomatocs—Expericiice, 21— Garden 
Culture, • 173— In Colorado. 131-- 
Seed-Saving, Si6— Soil lor, 8— Tll- 
den, 346-123— Training, 173-220. 
Tool Chests ;--7l.? 
Tool Sled ■■!'•> 
Topping Fruit .,■■•• ■ ;» 
Transactions— Illinois Hort i 'i 
Treasures Scattered ;■.••;;"■' 
Trees— Butternut Injurious. *)— Dis- 
eases, 435— Evergreen Wlndbi;eak3 
187— Filling Around, 216— Gralt- 
ing Kut-bearing, 436— For Shelter, 
uS- Heeling-in, 363 -: Mouiitam 
Ash Trees, • 438-Iu Winter, Sou- 
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