INDEX, 
III 
Flagg, Illness oHV.C.413 
Flax, New Zealand.443 
Floor Cleaning. 1S3 
Floor, How to Wash a Wood... .183 
Floors, Painting. 85 
Florida Fever. 54 
Floi ida Paper and Map...... 48 
Flower, a Cruel, * 180—Bed, a Mo¬ 
saic, 430—Beds, New Edging for, * 
Flower-Garden and Lawn, .Ian., 5; 
Feb., 45; March, 81: April, * 135; 
May, 164 June, 204; July, 214; 
Aug., 284 ; Sept., 324; Oct., 364; 
Nov., 412; llee., 451. 
Flower Pots for House Plants, 
Glazed,302 
Flowers, Chrysanthemum, Sport 
of a, 456 — Climbers, * 469— Ety- 
t hroniums, 222— for English Gar¬ 
dens, Alpine, 414 — Gladwin, 254- 
How They are Fertilized, * 22-62 
-102-182-*222—Kansas Gay Feath cr, 
813—Lilies, Hybridizing and Cros¬ 
sing, 430—llentzelia, * 61 —Prim¬ 
roses, Fine Douhlo Chinese, 47— 
Bamanas Bose of Japan, * 312— 
Somethin" About Alpine, * 261- 
Spring, * 221—Tuberous Begonias, 
456—Tufted Marshallia, * 3i! 
Fodder and Boot Cutters, Some 
Useful, * 340—Corn, 463—Crop. Ce¬ 
reals Lead as a, 174—Crops, 374—- 
Crops for Minn., Summer, 86 — 
Cutter, Best, 443 — Ensilage of 
Green, MS—for a Ton of Manure, 
a Ton of, 154—How to Feed Pre¬ 
served by Ensilage. 231—Pitting, 
154—Preservation of Green, 354- 
Stacks, Ventilators for, *336 
Food, Steaming.10 
• Food for Cattle, Poultry, etc.. Pro- 
pared, 34 
Foot and Mouth Disease, Losses by, 
Forage Plant, Durra.45- *59 
Forage Plants, Guinea Grass..*.. 69 
Fork' for Gathering Leaves.. .*. .46.5 
Frame for Sawing Wood.*. .216 
Freaks of Nature.55 
Fruit-Garden, Jan., 4; March, 81; 
April, 125; May, 163; June, 201; 
July, 244 ; Aug., 281; Sept., 323 ; 
Oct., 363: Nov.. 411; Dec., 451. 
Fruit Harvest, Help in the, * 342- 
Humbugs, 394—in England, 290- 
Trees, Cordon Training of, 222 
Fruits, Names of.3G7 
Full Blood and Thoroughbred. ..854 
Furniture, Eastlakc.*. .104 
Furniture, To Freshen.453 
Gas Tar as a Preservative for Wood, 
Gate, Cheap Farm, *465—Gate,Bus- 
tie, *2G0—Safety Latch for a, * 466 
Gates. Tide Water Sluice.*. .256 
Gazetteer. Sportman’s.414 
German Agriculturist .455 
Goat, Angora.233 
Goats and Goat’s Hair.315 
Grain Drill, Best.391 
Grange Meeting, a Useful.329 
Grape, Lady, 89—Lady Washington, 
412—Mildew, 342 
Grapes, a Fair Crop of.5.5 
Grasshopper Commission.167 
Grasshoppers in Kansas. 46 
Grasshoppers in the West, Depre¬ 
dations of, 331 
Grass and Grain, Early Sowing of, 
331—for Different Soils. 442—for 
Declaimed Marsh Land, 234- 
Game, 47 — Hungarian, 234 —in 
Washington Territory, Blue, 83- 
Seed, Orchard, 315—'When to Seed 
Down, 154 
Grasses Named.411 
Grease in the Heels . 89 
Greenhouse and Window Plants, 
Jan., 5; Feb.,45 ; March,84 ; April, 
■ 126; May, 16:5; June, 2114; July, 
244 ; Aug., 284; Sept., 324 ; Oct., 
364 ; Nov., 412: Dec., 451. 
Greenhouses, Cheap.*.. 63 
Grist Mills, Small Farm.75 
Growth in Children's Clothes, Al¬ 
lowance for,21 
Guano, Fish, 55—Lobos, 237—Peru¬ 
vian, 86 
Guns. ar.o 
Gypsum on Corn.234 
Hair Dyes .141 
Halter, a Convenient.*.. r>7 
Harness Hooks...*.. 57 
Harrow, Shape of.127 
Harrow, Triangular.*. .465 
Harrows and Clod Crushers, Wood¬ 
en, 154 
Harrowing Growing Crops.331 
Harvests of the World.416 
Harvesting Machinery, Improve¬ 
ment in,* 159 
Hay Barrack, Boof of a, 335—Caps, 
457—Corn-Meal and Bran, Compa¬ 
rative Value of, 33 —Cured, Not 
Dried,3:14—Harvesting Machinery, 
* 250—in the Barn, New, 443—Loss 
of Weight in Old, 88—Presses and 
Pressing,* 428—Straw, etc.. How 
lo Feed All. 395-Eigging, * 218 
Heaves, Cause of. 53 
Hedge, A Kansas.41G 
Herd, Echo Farm.828 
Hide. Trimming of. 457 
Hillsides,To Prevent Washing of 
* 258 
Hints and Helps for Farmers, * 57- 
* 96-* 137-* 176-* 256-* 335-* 376- 
*424-464 
Holiday Present. 457 
Home, In the New. 471 
^oTsol^^M^ 3 - 143 - 1 ^ 23 - 
Homes, Tending. 4^2 
Homesteading.482 
Honor Well Bestowed.286 
Hops, American.51 
Horse, A Sick 194 — Blindness in 
a, 248 — Crackers for a, 457 — 
Death of a Noted, 354 — Devel¬ 
oping the Draft, S65—Difficulty of 
Breathing in a, 75—Hamstrung, 415 
—How to Sling, * 136—How to 
Throw, 248-How to Treat a Biting, 
208—Mare, Breeding an old, 273- 
Stiffness in a, 274—Quldding in a, 
813-Baclng at Fairs, 34—Splint in 
a Horse, Treatment of, 827— 
Swelled Leg In a, 195-233-That Will 
Not Back, 313—Brewer’s Grain 
Not Good for, 234—Care needed 
In Clipping, 214—Carriage, 94- 
Colt, To Eld of Worms, 33—Cross 
of Arabian and Percheron, * 213- 
Distemper In, 314—Docking, 191- 
Export of, 231—Foot,Disease of a, 
126—For Farmers, 94-in Connec¬ 
ticut, Danger to, 9—Lampas, 
Treatment of in, 233—Mare, Feed¬ 
ing a Brood, 208—Mare that won’t 
Plow,194—Norman, 94—Percheron, 
91—Profit of Breeding, 2S1—Stal¬ 
lion, Selecting and Breeding, 254— 
Trotting, 94—worms In, 89 
Horse-shoe, Goodenough.S3 
Horse-shoes, Movablo Calks cr 
Studs for.*..90 
Horticultural Brevities, 129—Show, 
New York, 416—Society, Georgia 
State, 441—Society, New York, 89- 
133-169-273-786—Society, N. J.J13- 
Socicty, Ohio, 483—Society, Wis¬ 
consin, 314 
Horticulture, Blue Glass In.183 
Horticulture, Newspaper.Ill 
Horticulturist, Southern California 
441 
Household Convenienes and Hints 
* 145—Conveniences, Some, * 23- 
Department, * 23-* 63-* 103-* 143- 
*133-* 223-* 264-* S03-* 843-* 333- 
—* 431-471 
House Plan, * 12-* 52-* 171-* 211-* 
232-* 292-* 832-* S72-* 420-*460 
Houses, Concrete.414 
How to be a Professor.74 
Humbugs, Sundry, 7-47-87-128-167- 
215-237-327-357-414-453 
Husbands and Housework.304 
Ice House, Dairy, * 433— For ICO 
Tons, 482—IntheBarn, *423—Ven¬ 
tilation Under an, 3. 4 
Ice Houses above Ground.*..463 
Immortelles.89 
Incubator, Corbett.SI 
Incubators.825 
Incubators, Use of.411 
Indigestion in Lambs.431 
Insects, 204—Bark Louse, Oyster 
Shell, 113—Colorado Potato Beetle 
and Paris Green, 207—Colorado 
Potato Beetle, 168-175-222—Potato 
Beetle, Exporting to Europe, 377 
—Potato Bug in Germany, 299— 
The Plague of, 287. 
Irrigation, All about, 289—A Ques¬ 
tion of, 314—Of Crops and Mead¬ 
ows, 257. 
Kansas, Western...195 
Kidney’s, Disorder of the.395 
Kindergarten Tracts and Occupa¬ 
tions, 144. 
Kitchen Garden, Jan, 5; Feb., 42; 
March, 87!; April, 125; May, * 161; 
June, 201; July, 244; Aug., 234 : 
Sept.. 324; Oct., 364; Nov., 411; 
Dec. 451 
Labels, Tree.45 
Labels, Zinc.bG 
Ladders, Extension.7! 
Ladders, Spiked Feet for.*..1G 
Land, Clearing by Blasting,* 19- 
For Sale in Southern Wisconsin, 
415—To Improve Stony Grass, 395 
Lauds In Florida, Government.. 75 
Lands in Virginia.128 
Lawn Mowers for Horses.*. .383 
Leaves, Value of.*..376 
Legislating Backwards.235 
Lessons from Bussian Agriculture 
for American Farmers, 218 
Letters, Lost.7 
Level with Square and Plumb Lino 
* 170. 
Life Insurance.86 
Lime for Cloddy Soils, S94—For 
Composting Swamp Muck, 234— 
Shall We Use, 89—Use of, 74. 
Lice, Where do they Come from .89 
Liniment for Beast and Man.815 
Linseed Oil.457 
Loading Bags of Grain.». .96 
Lobster Refuse.455 
Locusts and Locusts.*..249 
Locust Trap, Western. .*. .337 
Logs, Blasting.248-* 291 
Lucern Seed, Gathering.235 
M 
Machinery, Economy of Agricul¬ 
tural, 298 
Machines for Gleaning Grain... .829 
Maize Cobs.441 
Manhattan Blood Guano Co.35 
Mangles.464 
Manure, Baling, 120 — Bommer’s 
Method of Making, 235—Crops, 
Green, 422—Crops Without, 89— 
For Transportation,Baling, * 53— 
Heaps, Watering, 174—Horse, To 
Prevent Fire Fanging, 328—How It 
Is Wasted, 87-Making, 334—Man¬ 
agement of, 214—Pit, Concrete, 367 
—Quantity Per Acre, 129—Saw¬ 
dust in, 231—Spreading, • 56- 
Weight of a Cord of, 395 
Manures for Fruit Trees.431 
Manurial Value of Food.117 
Marketing, Produce.169 
Market fieport, Jan., 5; Feb., 45; 
March, 84; April, 126; May, 165; 
June, 204; July, 245; Aug., 285 ; 
Sept., 325; Oct.. 865; Nov., 412; 
T)pp 
Marl, Value of...482 
Map of the Seat of War.*. .206 
Meadow, Dikiug Salt..157 
Meadows, Bog.11 
Meat, Auctraiian.432 
Meat Market, Foreign.351 
Meat Trade, Foreign.*101-169 
Meats, Manufacture of Compressed 
273 
Mended, Getting Things. ....... .384 
Microscopes.*. .452 
Mignonette and Bees...314 
Milk, Bitter, 24S—Bloody, 394,— 
Clotted, 153,—Cooley System of 
Sotting, * 376—Cool Setting of, 411 
—Feed for Increase of, 813—For 
Villages, Pure, 213—House,. Mold 
in a, 893—Method of Cooling,‘337- 
Mirrors, Guenon’s Theory of, 153 
—Setting, 10—Trade in Skimmed, 
426 
Milking Can, Channel Island, 214- 
Stool, * 837—Tubes, 89-314-* 827. 
Mill, Farm. 482 
Millet, Different Kinds of, 131—For 
Cows, German, 315—German, 207 
-Golden, 371 
Mills, Useful Farm Grist.*..863 
Mines, About Investing In.129 
Minks and Minkeries.195 
Missouri, Information about... .153 
Mops, Wringer.313 
Mosquitoes and Flies.*. .225 
Moths and Millers.115 
Mowing Machines, Lawn.*. .219 
Mowing Machines, Look to the. .128 
Muck and Marl.193 
Muck, Value of..289 
Mule’s Foot, How to Treat an In¬ 
jured, 234 
Murrain, Dry.*..327 
Music Low...,.436 
Mutton, V eight of Dressed.231 
Nails in the Stomach.116 
National Depository.167 
Nebraska.455 
Nebraska, How it Looks.285 
Now South Wales.2 
Newspapers. Moving Old.471 
Night-Soil, Carting.203 
Night-Soil, How to Manage.. 15 
No Farewells.430 
North Carolina.394 
North Carolina, Ahead of N. J...203 
Nursery and Greenhouse Products 
Abroad and at Home, Prices of .299 
o 
Oats, A Sample of. 415—for Feed, 
W inter, 327—in Maryland, 129— 
Winter, 327 
Obituary, Bragdon, Charles D., 6— 
Henderson, E. G., 49—Judd, Chas. 
O., 285—Boot, J. B., 7-Walton C. 
H,286 
Office Arrangements,New_’..128 
Ogden Farm Papers, No.83.10. .No. 
81, 50-No. 85. 91—No. 86, 131—No. 
67, 170—No. 88,210—No. 89,231—No. 
90, 290-No. 91, 331-No. 92, *371- 
No. 93, 418—No. 91, 459 
Oleo-Margarlnc.‘’89 
Onions and Oranges.315 
Onions, Italian.457 
Orange Marmalade.442 
Orchard and Nursery — Jan., 3; 
March, 83; April, *123; May, 163; 
June, 20:; July, 2-4".; Aug., *231; 
Sept., 323; Oct. 363; Nov., 411; 
Dec., 451 
Orchards, Changing the Bearing 
Year of, 103-184 
Overreaching, To Prevent.195 
Owls, Parasite on.112 
Pastures. 11 
Paints, Averill Chemical.129 
Pantry, Conveniently Arranged* 161 
Papers, Illustrated, Adelaide 
NewB, 75 
Paris Green and the Potato Bug.271 ! 
Paris Green, Antidote for.529 1 
Park, Falrmount. 3 | 
Parrot, The Carolina. 1C2 
Particular, Being Too.472 
Pass it Along. 23 j 
Pasturing the Highways.329 1 
Patella, Dislocated.453 j 
Peach Crop.l£D 1 
Peach Harvest, Packing and PicL- 
ing.*..303 
Peaches, Seedling.421 
Pea, East India Tree.ICO 
Pea, Japan. 37 
I’cas and Oats for Fodder.234 
Peas, High Manuring for.221 
Pea-nuts.89 
Pea-nuts as Feed, Value of.3i 
Pears, Cluster of. 89 
Peat Muck, How to Use.234 
Pedigrees, Use in Keeping.254 
Pctrolcnm as a Paint, Crude.33 
Phosphate, Home Made, 175—Mak¬ 
ing, 327-Value of, 195 
Pigeon, New Species of.*. .241 
Pig Pen, Convenient Farm, “ 97- 
Pen, Portable,-* 29C — Trough, 
Iron, * 424 
Pipe for Water.482 
Plant Box, Adjus able.*..169 
Plant Can be Multiplied Somehow, 
Every, 263 
Plant Shelves In Windows_*.. 65 
Plant, Tanning. 14 
Plants (See Flowers) — Adders 
Tongue * 140—Akebia Fruiting, 47 
—Apios or Ground Nut » 21—Be¬ 
gonias and their Uses,* 101—Bird’s 
Foot Violet, 802 — Blackberry 
Lily, * 469—Caladtum, A Large, 
103—Clover, An Ornamental Spe¬ 
cies of, * 301 — Cultivation of 
Native, 802 —Dropwort * 181— 
Epimedum’s, * 140 — Geraniums 
with Pure White Leaves. 142- 
Giving Credit for, 74—Hardy Her¬ 
baceous, 129—Herbaceous Peren¬ 
nial Phloxes, 431—Ipomoea, Slen¬ 
der-leaved, * 101—Japan Creeper, 
383—Polnsettia, Double, 89—Poiu- 
settia. Large, 89 — Racemose 
Fuchsia. * 22 Resurrection, 89— 
Thready Yucca, 342—Useful Meth¬ 
od of Propagating, 102 
Pleasure and Business... .*.314 
Pleuro-pneumonia, Treatment of, 
274 
Plow, Adamant, 86- * 139-442—Amer¬ 
ican Botary. 235—California, 193- 
Ditching, 289—Draining, 47 —for 
Lands which Wash, Subsoil, 248— 
for Sod Land, 35-1. 
Plowing Gear for a Kicking Mule, 
465 
Plows, Swivel. 47 
Plowing of a New Prairie, Deep.322 
Plums. How Made into Prunes. ..343 
Poke, Animal.129 
Poke for Breacby Animals_*.. 18 
Pollen, How Long will it Keep. .412 
Poli-cvil.218 
Pomological Society,American, 208- 
314-367 
Pork Barrel, Cover to a.*. .65-87 
Pork-Making in Georgia.354 
Potash as a fertilizer.167 
Potash, Interesting Notes on....41G 
Potato Beetles and Flax, 813—Dig¬ 
ger and Cultivator, * 249—Enemy, 
Another, 34—Making the most of 
a, 168—Peeler and Slicer, * 224— 
Premiums, 166—Starch Manufac¬ 
ture of, 233—The Superior, * 139 
Potatoes, Fertilizers for; 815 —for 
1877, 87—Great Increase of, 127— 
Machine for Sorting, * 217—Nitrate 
of Soda on, 328-314 
Postage Stamps, Sending..*..263-414 
Posts, Be versed.89 
Post-Hole Digger.*..176-*376 
Pot Scrubber, an Iron.*. .264 
Poultry and Eggs, Export of 467- 
Brahmas, Fine Light, 128—Brah¬ 
mas for Eggs, 413—Breeding Chick- 
cus for Market, 248—Caponizmg, 
8'J—Chicken Cholera, 235—Chick¬ 
ens. Early, 57 — Chickens, Econ¬ 
omy in Feeeding, 287—Chicken 
Lice. How to Get Iiid of, 24S— 
Chickens, Gapes In, 208 —Close 
Breeding. 463 — Coal Ashes for, 
193 — Crossing, 89—Ducks, Man¬ 
agement of, 257 — Ducks, Pe¬ 
kin, 274—Exhibition, Bergen Co., 
N. j„ 7—for Egg3 and Marketing 
Eggs, 89—Fowls, Crevecceur,S15— 
Fowls Eating Their Feathers, 73- 
Fowls, Proper Food for, 235 — 
Geese, Toulouse, 74—Hens Eating 
Feathers, 129—House, Cleanliness 
in a, 414—for 1,000 Fowls, 74—-Mr. 
Kinney’s, * 394—Plan of, * 59- 
IIens, to Prevent Eating Eggs, 443 
—House, Stove for, * 424—House, 
IV. C. Tracy’s, * 370—Houses and 
Boosts, * 17—Houses. Sawdust for, 
194—Houses, Some Convenient, * 
373—How to Prevent Gapes in, 24S 
—Jungle Fowl, East India, * 333- 
Keeping on a Large Scale, 15— 
Langshan Fowl, * 73-427—Litter 
for, 89—Manure for Tobacco, 234- 
Manure, How to Use, 367—Mat¬ 
ters, Sundry, 167—Nests for, 273- 
Nest for Egg-Eating Hens, * 4(35— 
One Thousand Fowls in One 
House, 122 —Pennsylvania, S4— 
Plymouth Bock, 53 —Plymouth 
Bock Fowls, * 461—Profit ill. 208 
—Punch to Mark Chickens, 248- 
Questions About, 208—Salt for, 217 
—Scabby Legs in, 299—Some Pop¬ 
ular Breeds of. * 9—Turkeys and 
Ducks, Best, 87—to Prevent Hens 
Eating Eggs, 129—Turkey Bronze, 
427—Turkey. Narragansett. 296 
Prickly Comfrey, 10-*10-87-131-222- 
291-867-374 
Prickley Comfrey Once More... .130 
Purslane on the Table. .290 
Pump, Noil-Freezing.*. .830 
Pump or Sprinkler, Fountain.*..178 
Pumps for the House and Barn.*. 98 
Pumping by Wind Mill...290 
Q 
Quack Grass and Thistles to Get 
Bid of, 34 
Questions, a Variety of...194 
Quilting Frame, Improved. ...*.. 25 
Quinces.88 
Babbits. Group of Lop-Eared.*.. SI 
Babbit Skins, Curing.86 
Bags for Bugs.4?2 
liailway, Traveler’s Official Guide, 
834 
Baspberrles, Newer Varieties of, ’ 
381 
Rats and Mice. 171 
Eats, Guard Against.*..467 
Bead, Why it Fays to . 417 
Bed Top, When to Sow.30.3 
Refrigerator, a Home Made...*..185 
Reports and Proceedings. 35 
Retained Placenta, Removal of..154 
Retention of Foetus, Abnormal.. 87 
Rhubarb, Uses of.m? 
Bice IIuller8.416 
Rinderpest in Europe. S6 
Ringbone, Treatment of.414 
Iloads, Good. 51 
Roads, Repairing...». .259 
Boof, Cement.24S 
Root Crops.464 
Boots for Hogs, 90 -lor Sheep, 273- 
tor Stock Feeding, 353 
Rooting Slips in a Bottle of Water, 
Rural New Yorker.286 
Bye Amongst Corn, 234—11s a Soil¬ 
ing Crop, 834—Spring, 481 
Saddler's Wax.311 
Sawdust ns an Absorbent.90 
Salt Box. Self Closing.*..219 
Salt lor Stock. 207 
Salt Mud, Howto Use. 87 
Salve for Cracked Teats or Wounds, 
Sauce Pan, Hole in....367 
Saving Work.472 
Sawdust as Bedding.274 
Sawing a Log True.194 
Sawing Logs, a Guide for.*. .217 
Science Applied to Farming, 11-19- 
91—131—171—‘211—250—*291—330—369 — 417- 
453 —Applied to Farming Co - 
l-espondence, 34—Monthly, Popu¬ 
lar, 441 
Scientific Expedition, Woodruff 353 
Scrap Bookery and Pottery.367 
Screws vs. Stitches.286 
Scroll or Bracket Saws and Their 
Work, 433 
Sea Weed, How to Use.. .297 
Seed Distribution, 234 —for Late 
Plantings, Sprouting. 207— Grain 
3V ill Stand Any Amount of Cold, 
298—Planter, Emery, * 138 
Seed Firm. Change In. 48 
Seeds and Sea Water, 74—Adulterat¬ 
ing, * 291—Honey Locust and Ca- 
taipa, 234—Investigations of, 250— 
Parrafme, 290—With New Names. 
Old,130 
Seeding Down With Turnips... .464 
Sewing Machines. 44.t 
Shaving Horse.*136-* 887 
Shed with Movable Roof.195 
Sheep, A “Bratted," * 98 —And 
Lambs, Dip this Month, 326-Barn, 
Plan of, 893—Black Faced Scotch, 
353—Cotswolds for Rhode Island, 
47—Cress-bred, 427 — Cure for 
Scab in, 443—Disease Among, 394 
F eed Back for, * 256 —Fleeces, 
Heavy, 235—For Wool, A Mutton, 
274—Gnawing Fruit Trees, 194- 
Growing for Profit, 814—How to 
Feed Old, 74—Improved Ken¬ 
tucky, *253 -In California, Sac¬ 
rifice of, 815—In Colorado, 443- 
Lambs, Price of in New York,326- 
Loss of, 393—Of Thibet, Wild, *321 
—Oxford Down,' *421—Backs and 
Feed Troughs, * 137 —Raising, 
Book on, 234—Raising, Profit of, 
74—Scab, Remedy for in, 483- 
Shearing, Helps iD, * 170—Shrop¬ 
shire, 208—3Vill Grubs in ilie Head 
Kill Sheep, 274 
Shoes, Ladies and Childrens.415 
Shrub, Hydrangea, New White. .203 
Shrub, Magnolia, Dusky.*. 140 
Shrubs, Bladder Senna, * 429 — 
Deutzias. * 302—Honeysuckle Tar¬ 
tarian, *301 
Silk Manufacture, American_298 
Silo, An American.335 
Silver Ware, Cheap.8C9 
Six Millions Surplus.454 
Slaughtcr-houseBcfuse.481 
Small Farms. 94 
Small Fruit Culture iu N. J... 208 
Smoke House, Ventilation of a .74 
Soap Manufacturer’s Refuse. 48 
Societies, Reports of. 443 
Somebody Blundered.85 
Sorrento and Inlaid Work.86 
Sour Milk and Soda.184 
Sparrows.. 
Spavin, Cure for. 
Spaying 
Sport, V\ . 
Sprain of theHip._ 
Springs for Farm Wagons, Torsion, 
54 
Spring House, Hight of.274 
Squashes, Large____. .442 
Stable, A Frost Proof....’.389 
Stable Floor, 73—Floors, 235— 
Slatted, * 217-248—What are the 
Best, 134—For $.5, 354 
Stack Yard, Arrangement of the, 
Stanchions, Are they Preferable to 
Stalls, 274—Method of Fastening, 
* 258—Use of, SO 
Steam Engine, Work of.153 
Steam Engines for Farm and Work¬ 
shop, * 93 
Steamer for Cooking Feed.415 
Step Ladders in the House * 344 
Stock Business in N ebraska'.'.. ! 1468 
Stock Farm, Montana. 353 
Stock, Raising Grade. ”15 
Storm Glass. ’ 373 
tit raw, Too Much."l54 
Straw. What to do with.31 
Strawberries. 20s 
Strawberries, The First...!!!!"! 128 
Stumps—Extracting. 4 m 
Stumps, Getting Rid of. ...35-194-249 
Sugar Beets and Beet Sugar.153 
Sugar, Danger from. 24 
Sumach Preparations for Market, 
Summer Fallowing. 50 
Superfeel ation. "248 
Supports for Thills. 
Surfeit. 4(,-> 
Swamp—Mr. Storrs '.m 
Swamp, Reclaming a Big. 294 
Sweeny in the Shoulders.13 
Sweet Potatoes; Early Peabody* 99 
-107-471—Keeping for Seed, 482 
Sweet Potatoes. Storing.*. .426 
Sweetness from Florida.351 
Swine ns Manure Makers. 331—Berk¬ 
shire^ Record, 194-246—Diseases of, 
194-Hog.a'Siclc,414-Cholera, 327-395 
Duroe, or lied, 461—Packing In (be¬ 
lt ost, 413—Feeding for Profit, 194 
—Keeping Clean, 82—in Manure 
Cellars, 394 —Hog Washer, 455 
In New Jersey, Heavy, 235—Paral¬ 
ysis, 35—Thumps in, 289—Pig as a 
Manufacturer, 258—Pig Pens, Por¬ 
table, * 177 — Pigs, an Unusual 
Occurrence with. 234—Best, 415— 
Blindness in. 287—Disease, 327- 
Grain for, 395 — How to Feed 
} ou "-’ 74-Paralysis, 413-Pleurisy 
iih 23.'i-189 — Poland Chinn, 15— 
Shipping to England, 365-Thnmpa 
In loqng, :o4-rWeskpe8S In, g*i-~ 
..54 
.75-815 
Sport, What it Costs in' Engiandlw 
