INJJEX. 
Ill 
for Wheat, 10—Frauds in, 205— 
German Potash, 395—How to Get 
Good, 114 — Sent to Try, 115—Talk 
About Artificial, 50—Use of Artifi¬ 
cial, 18. 
Filter for Cisterns or Tanks..*..296 
Fish Flour, 314—for Hogs, 435—for 
Manure, 155—Guano with Super¬ 
phosphate. Mixing, 195 — Scrap, 
Value of Porgie, 395. 
Flax. Growing for Export.219 
Flax Manufacture in America ...293 
Fleas In the Barn, 75—on Chickens, 
853—To Ged Rid of, 435. 
Flour, New Process.225 
Flower-Garden and Lawn, .lan., 4 
Feb., 43; March, 84; April, 124 
May, 163 June, 2i3; July, 244 
Aug., 283 ; Sept., 324; Oct., 364 
Nov., 403 ; l)ec., 443. 
Flowers, Ervngo, Leavenworth’s, * 
421—Fine Balsams, 366 — Gentian, 
Fringed, 422—How they are Fer¬ 
tilized, * 22 - * 62 - * 142 - * 182 - * 
222 - * 262 - 303 - * 332 - in Church, 
86—in Winter, White, * 420 — Pea, 
' White Everlasting, 423 — Plenty 
of,223. See also “Plants-” 
Fodder-Cutter, Baldwin’s. 46 
Forges, Portable.*.. 95 
Foot-Scraper for the Door-Step, * 
Forestry Associations.405 
Forest Tree Planting, 59-89-131-171- 
203-251. 
Forest Tree Planting in Mass. .. .406 
Founder, A Disase Like.449 
Fox Hunting.*.. 1 
Fruit and Potatoes, Feeding Decay¬ 
ed, 366—Dealers, 179. 
Fruit, California...'.447 
Fruit-Garden, Jail.,3; Feb., 43; 
March, 83; April, 123; May, 163; 
June, 203; July, 213; Aug., 283; 
Sept., 323; Oct., 353; Nov., 40J; 
Dec.. 443. 
Fruit Jars.245 
Fruit Preserving Powder.28i 
Fruit, Raising in California.... 395 
Fuel, Economy in the Use of.405 
Furniture, Home-Made.*. .24-305 
G 
Gardener, Uncle Sam ns a.327 
Gardener’s Success, An Iowa_63 
Gardening, as a Business, 182—How 
to Begin, 182—On a Town Lot, 140 
Gate, A Simple Double,*458—Hinges, 
*457 — Latches, Desirable, ‘418- 
Post, Braces for a, *257—Post, To 
Lift a, *57—Self-Shutting, *50. 
Geography, Crooked ....'. 84 
Gestation and Incubation, Periods 
of, 195. 
Goat, Angora.*313-415 
Goats for Colorado, 34—in Virginia, 
406—vs. Rats. 315. 
Gold Hunting.86 
Gooseberries and Currants, Stand¬ 
ard, 325. 
Grain. Binding with Wife, 86—Prices 
at Different Mouths, 393—Wire for 
Binding, 314. 
Grandmothers. The Coming.23 
Grape, A New Early, 367—Leaves, 
Variegated, 391—Main, 193. 
Grapes and Wine, 74—in Missouri,326 
—Mr. Rickett’s, 326. 
Grass, Coco or Nut, 355-366—Fertili¬ 
zer for, 235—for Pasture, 354—Hun¬ 
garian, 113-114-274—Is it Intoxicat¬ 
ing? 338—Named, 474—Native Or¬ 
namental, * 460—Saltpeter for, 153 
—Sowing Orchard, 353—The Com¬ 
mon Reed. 474—Timothy and Clo¬ 
ver with Hungarian, 36i—Wire of 
the Southern States. *21). 
Grasshoppers and Governors.463 
Grater for Apple and Cider Press.365 
Grease Spots, One Way to Remove, 
424. 
Greenhouse and Window Plants, 
Jail., 4 ; Feb., 43 ; March,84 ; April, 
124; May, 161; June, 204 ; July, 
241; Aug., 281; Sept.. 324 ; Oct., 
364 ; Nov., 404; Dec., 443. 
Guano, Effects of. 35 
Guano, Peruvian.287-335 
Gymnasium, A Pocket.405 
Hammock in the Country_*..265 
Hams and Pork, Curing. 18 
Handy to Have in the Douse. .*. .464 
Hard Times, Bad Results of.46 
Hard Times, Cause of.275 
Harness for a Bull.,.34 
Harness, Oil for.435 
Harrows, Some Useful. *..416 
Harvard Examination for Women286 
Hay Caps, *215—Carriers, 126—Cut¬ 
ting Marsh, *297—Feeding, 7—Pre¬ 
serving Green, 275—Presses, Dede- 
rick&Co., 326—Racks, 73-*95—Rack 
and] Manger, *417—Rack. Plan for 
a, *459—Rakes, Patent, 75—Spout 
for Horse Stables, *476—Substitute 
for, 338. 
Hazel Nut, Triple.73 
Heating our Buildings.S6 
Help, How to Get Good .193 
Hillsides, To Prevent Washing...354 
Hinge, Making a. .259 
Hints and Helps to Farmers, *176— 
*298—*417—*457. 
Hints for the Workshop.*..137 
Hollow Walls for Houses.*.. 99 
Holyoke, City of.406 
Home of our own . 2G3 
Homesteads. 34 
Homes, Some Features of Comfort¬ 
able, 424. 
Home Topics. 23-63-103-113-263-303- 
343-333-423-463. 
Horae. Where Shall it he.303 
Hon. Senators Don’t!. 125 
Horn Shavings.. .435 
Horse, Best Grain for a, 353—Carry¬ 
ing his Tail on One Side, 331—Col¬ 
lars, Measuring for, *58—Diarrhoea 
in a, 448—Hamoletonian, Rysdyk’s, 
178 — Injurious Parasite ot the, 244 
—Iritis in a, 235—Irritation of Kid. 
neys or Bladder, 449—Mange in a, 
435 — Percheron, Breeding to a, 
431—Rheumatism in a, 216— Ring- 
bone, Cure of, 395—Teams,Three, 
202 . 
Horses and Cows in the same Stable, 
153—Bog Spavin, Relict for, *217— 
Brittle Hoofs in, 35—Chicken Lice 
on, 367—Circus, 75—Clydesdale, * 
201 —Colt, A Biting, 275 — Colt, 
Scours in a. To Prevent, 274 — 
Colt's Throat, Swelling on a, 313- 
Colt with a Bad Habit, S—Crib-bit¬ 
ing, 285—Crupper Pad for, *56— 
Diseases, Windgalls in, 34—Eyes. 
Inflammation of, 448 — Firing, 288 
— Foul Sheath in, 33 — Glanders, 
in, 35 —Glanders, Not, 435—Heaves 
in,To Prevent,75— Hernia, in aColt, 
Umbilical, 35—Mare, Breeding a 
Young, 395 —Mares, Importation 
of Clydesdale, 46—Navicular Dis¬ 
eases in, 137—Nose-Bag for, * 217— 
Oi loff Stallion “Pravnouk,” *321 
—Percheron, 2S7 — Saddle, 414- 
Saddle Galls in, 235—Sale at Wood- 
hum, Ky., 286 —Scratches, Remedy 
for 235 —Spavin, Cure for, 311— 
Sprung Knees in, 86—Thrush in the 
Feet, 366. 
Horticultural Association, N. Y.. R- 
47-114-127-167-234-314—Clogs. * 303 
— Exhibition. 247 — Exhibition 
in Holland, 474 — Notes for tlio 
Southern States, 4—43-84-16-1—Socie¬ 
ty, Georgia. 365—Maryland, 407- 
Mass., 126—N. J. State, 6-114-247— 
N. Y„ 326—Penn., 405—Western N. 
Y„ 115. 
Horticulture at. the Centennial, 247 
. -288-327. 
Horticulture, Scribner’s. 87 
“ Horticulturist,” Exit of the_ 45 
Horticulturists, To Young. .126 
House Building.205 
Houses, Concrete.7-285-286 
Household Department, Jan. 23; 
Feb., G3; March, 103; April, 141; 
May, 183; June, 223; July, 263; 
Aug. 303 ; Sept. 343; Oct. 333; Nov. 
423; Dec. 463—Conveniences *'.'»t- 
264—Notes and Queries. 25-105-315, 
House Plan, *9-“48-91-*131-*168-*209 
-*252-*292-*33>-*372-*452. 
How can we keep the Bovs on the 
Farm, 128-417. 
Huckleberry.302 
Huckleberry, White.354 
Humbugs. Snndrv,6-45-S6-126-106-206 
246-280-326-366-406-447. 
Husking in the Field or Barn.... 93 
Ice, December, *457—Gathering, S3 
Hook, A Convenient, *19—House. 
Floor for an, 406—Principles of 
Construction in an, 435—Preserv¬ 
ing Small Quantities of, *341. 
Incubation, Proper Heat for_285 
Incubator. Artificial. 405 
India Rubber Boots, Ilow Made.* 52 
Insect for Name.474 
Insects on House Plants, Scale, 206 
—Oyster Shell BarlcLouse, 139-*462 
—Potato Beetles in Winter Quar¬ 
ters, 18—Potato Bug, 353— Potato 
Bug, Once More.*243—Potato Bugs 
Poisoning, 2SS—Potato Bug Useful 
394—Roaches, Remedy lor, 893— 
The Currant Worm, 207. 
Institute of Penn.. Franklin.287 
Insurance on Farm Property'.195 
Iron in Agriculture . 18 
Irrigation in the Garden.343 
Irrigation, Raising Water for_235 
It is Never too Late to Learn !....M3 
John Gilpin .287 
Journal, Buffalo Live Stock.155 
Kainit.395 
Keeping Boys on the Farm.125 
Kerosene for Lice. 195 
Kindergarten Gifts and Occupations 
* 3S4. 
Kindness, Killed by.263 
Kitchen Garden, Jan., 3; Feb., 43; 
March, 83; April 123; May, 163; 
June, 20.3; July, 243 ; Aug, 2S3; 
Sept., 323 ; Oct., 303; Nov., 403; 
Dec., 443. 
Kitchen, Convenient Arrangement 
of, * 114. 
Kolil-Rabi.-.354 
Labels, Permanent.263 
Labor, Value of in America .. . 275 
Labor, Why Save.463 
Lamps and Oil, Management of. .145 
Land, Arable or Grass, 259—How to 
Improve, 75-86—Waste of, 11—Why 
it is Cheap in Some Places, 153. 
Lantern, A Safe.*.. 57 
Laundry, Cost of a. 435 
Lawn Mower, New Excelsior.... 46 
League of Land, What is a.193 
Leather, Tanning.327 
Leaves as Litter, Value of.379 
Lime Kilns. 75 
Lime, oyster Shell.166 
Links, Open. .*..217 
Linseed, Feeding.155 
Locusts, Use for.... 273 
Lounge, Centennial Extension.*..64 
Lucern in Virginia. 74 
Machine, A Successful Ditching. .406 
Machinery in California, Farm, 895— 
New Agricultural, * 411—Use of, 
211 . 
Make the Best of it.104 
Making A Friend of an Enemy..463 
Mangels, A Crop of.33 
Mangle, How Much will it Do... .463 
Mangles, Old and Now. .. .*. .385 
Manure Cart, 34—City Stable, Ill- 
Cotton Seed for, 355—Distillery,155 
—How it Should he Applied, 122— 
How to Save and Keep, 315— 
How to Get the Most out of.494- 
in the Garden, Hen, 342—Pits for 
Keeping, * 375—Pumping Liquid, 
210 —Strong, 35—Use of, 235—Value 
of Chicken, 75—Value of Livery 
Stable, 193— Yard. 155. 
Manures, Complete vs. Special. .291 
Manures for the Garden. 102 
Manuring, Economy in.290 
Maple Sap Buckets. 115 
Marker, A Handy Garden.*..142 
Market Gardening.26; 
Market Garden, Size of..449 
Market Report, Jan., 4; Feb., 43; 
March, 84; April, 124; May, 164; 
June, 204 ; July, 244; Aug., 281; 
Sept., 324 ; Out., 304 . Nov. 404; 
Dec., 443. 
Markets, Study your..337 
Marsh Mud from Nova Scotia_443 
Match Holder, A Convenient. .*. .104 
Mat, How to Make a .Mud. _*. .184 
Meadow, Breaking up a.306 
Meat for Farmer's Tables, A Varie¬ 
ty, 23. 
Mere Mention. 194-275 
Mice and Trees. 246 
Mice, A Plague of.235 
Milk, Cause of Bitter, 114—Deep and 
Shallow Setting of, 34—150 — Deep 
Can System of" Setting, 289—Deep 
Setting of, 12-450—for Rigs, 435— 
from a Jersey, 90—Hardin Method 
of Setting, 394- How Far can it he 
Carried, 36—Ilow Long is it Good 
forButter, 35—Low Temperature 
for, 315—Method of Cooking, *123 
—Ricii Jersey, 33—Shelves for a 
Dairy, *99-To Keep Sweet, 34- 
Water in, 195. 
Milking Apparatus.41S 
Milking Tube, a Safe. *. .419 
Milk for Farm Use.*..456 
Mills, To Steady Portable_ *.. 17 
Minnesota, Southern .113 
Mired Animal, Howto Extricate a 
* 19. 
Mixing Tilings.423 
Mohair. Market for.286 
Moose, Pair of Young.*..293 
Morel. The.855 
Mother’s Work, What it Includes, 
3S3. 
Month, What is a. 315 
Mowers, Exhibition at Philadelphia, 
285. 
Mowers in Switzerland. Trial of.2S5 
Mowing Machine, Cost of a.2S6 
Mowing, Powerful Team at.326 
Muck from Long Island.394 
Mud, Composting Pond.3;2 
Mulching. 247 
Mule Breeding. 82 
Mules vs. Horses for City Carts or 
Trucks, 11. 
Mules, Where Procured.113 
Muriatic Acid lor Thrush.367 
Music, Centennial.285 
Nests for liens, Movable.* 136 
Night Soil, 75—as a Fertilizer, 195- 
Value of, 193. 
Niter Cake, Wliat is. 274 
North Carolina, As 10 . 86 
North Carolina, From. S3 
Notes from the Pines_*22-*102-2G3 
“ Nothing,” Doing the.304 
Notice for November.406 
Notice to the “ Garden,".34 
Oats and Rye Chaff, 115—Feeding to 
a Colt, 354—Winter, 155-354-393 -449 
Obituary, Carpenter, Edward J., 245 
—Hull, Dr. E. S., 45—Randall. Hen¬ 
ry S., 363—Van Hontte, Louis, 274. 
Ogden Farm Papers, No. 71, *11; No. 
72, 50; No. 73, 90 ; No. 74, 128; No. 
7.4,163; No. 76, 210; No. 77, 250; 
No. 78, 289; No. 79, 331; No. 80, 
369 ; No. SI, 410 ; No. S2,450. 
Oil Cake, Use of.53 
Oleo-Margarine, End of. IS 
Orchard and Nursery—Jan., 3; Feb., 
43 ; March, 83 ; April, 123 ; |May, 163 ; 
June, 20 1 ; July, 243; Aug., 283; 
Sept., 323; Oct. 363; Nov., 403; 
Dec., 443. 
Our Fowls and Other Things.85 
Overalls, Orr’s..127 
Papers,The “Methodist". 46 
Palms for Palm Sunday__ .. 233 
Paris Green, Buying, Using, and 
Keeping.207 
Parsnips, Failure in Growing_73 
Paste, Manufacture and Use of 
Flour, 376. 
Patents, Agricultural.274 
Patrons of Husbandry at the Cen¬ 
tennial, 287. 
Peach, Amsden, 286—Baskets, 155— 
Crop, The. Next, 87—Culture at 
Madison, Ind., 85. 
Peanuts . *235 
Pear Blight, 245—Tree, Pinneo, 422— 
Virgalieu, 366. 
Periodicals, American Naturalist.74 
Periodicals, Rural New Yorker..206 
Perpetual Motion.327 
Petroleum, Crude, 273 — for Paint, 
Crude, 195 — for Priming, Crude, 
285. 
Pictures on the Cover.245 
Pig Pen, for a Single Fig.*..377 
Places, Laving Out.473 
Planting, Fall.405 
Plants (See also Flowers and 
Shrubs) About Pitcher, * 461—A 
New Method of Growing, 91 - A 
New Salad, Whitloof, 223— Callas, 
Double, 245 — Candytuft, Peren¬ 
nial, * 181—Cape Ivy, * 101—Cases, 
Ferneries or, 423—Cleome, Entire- 
Leaved, * 61—Clerodendrons, * 140 
—Clethra-Like Loosestrife, * 21- 
Coleus, Shah, * 141 — Coreopsis, 
Sea-side, * 61—Double Poiusettia, 
115—Eulalia, Zebra-Striped, * 460- 
Guessing at, 285—Horned-Poppy, 
Named, ;354—Native Coral, * ISO— 
Paint Root and its Effects,* 100— 
Periwinkle, Herbaceous, * 260 — 
Pentstemon, Large-Flowered, * 
300—Plantain, 19—Roses lu Win¬ 
dow-Gardening, 462 — Talinum, * 
260—“ The Cactus,” 206 —Thistles, 
286 — Trailing Arbutus in the 
House, 59—Wild Balsam Apple or 
Cucumber, * 140. See “ Flowers.” 
Plow, Double, 355—Left-hand, 34- 
Mole, 34—Side-hill, 433. 
Plum, Basset’s American.402 
Plum-Sprouts on a Willow.285 
Polaris, The.247 
Pomological Exhibition, Centen¬ 
nial, 4U5. 
Pomologists this Month.326 
Pork, 374 —Cost of Making, 367- 
Packing at the VS est, 235. 
Pork-Raising in Virginia.75 
Posts and Rails, To Sharpen Con¬ 
veniently, * 139. 
Potash Salts, 246—Lower Grade of, 
S95—Prices of, 395—Sulphates and 
Muriates of, 395. 
Potatoes, 414—A Fine Crop of, * 8— 
and the Moon, 166—Bins for Stor¬ 
ing,* 376—Crops of Prize, 46—Fer¬ 
tilizer, Best, 195 — in Colorado, 
Failure to Grow, 315—Mixing, 353 
—Planting Whole or Cut, 34—Re¬ 
ports, 233 — Seed, 474 — Show in 
England, 233 —Thorburn’s Early 
Paragon, 127. 
Poultry Association, L. I„ 6 — Ban¬ 
tams at L. I. Poultry Exhibition, 
Premium, * 41 — Brahmas, Good 
Points in Light, 379 — Breeding 
Pure-Bred, 275 — Chickens, Artifi¬ 
cial Mother for, * 295—Artificial 
Rearing and Incubation of, * 255— 
Successful Rearing of, 367—Corn 
or Wheat for, 315—Coops, Skele¬ 
ton Doors for,* 418-Cramp and 
Cholera in, 235—Weakness in, 417 
—Ducks, Pekin, 34 —Eggs, How 
Many Can a Hen Lay? 393—How to 
Get in Winter, 11 — Packing in 
Darrels, * 178 — Feed for, 405 — 
Fowl’s Broken Leg, To Mend, 315 
—Lnngslian, 274 — Roup in, 246— 
French Breeds of, * 413—Diseases 
of, 448 — Game Fowls, 35—Geese, 
Wild and Mongrel,211—Hen, Egg- 
hound, 74— Hen’s Nest, A Simple, 
* 257—Hens, Plastic Instinct of, 18 
—Hen, Why She StopsLaying, 193- 
Houses, Size of, 86—Keeping, 153- 
Keeping bv Ladies, 449—The Best, 
448 — Langshan Fowls, *219—Leg¬ 
horns for Eggs, Brown, 162—Ope¬ 
rating Table for, * 96—Preparing 
for Market, 475—Profit in. 33 — 
Scabby Legs in, 485 — Turkeys, 
Raising, 288—Wanted, 153— Will it 
Pay to Keep ? 274. 
Premiums, Something About_369 
Prescribing for the Sick.103 
Press, Hay and Cotton.449 
Produce Commission Business.. 179 
Produce, Prices of.127 
Prune or Not to Prune.222 
Pumpkins Seeds, Effects of.S4 
Pump, Stock.433 
Pump, The Hartford.407 
Questions, Asking.434 
Questions, A String of.394 
Questions from Iowa.474 
Rabbits, Breeding.326 
Rape, 113—Culture for Seed, * 257— 
Seed in Wisconsin, Growing, 179 
Raspberries, New.*. .340 
Rcadersin the West, To Our.445 
Refrigerators.1C5 
Refrigerating Houses.235 
“Religious Journals". 46 
Reports from the Southern States, 
Good. 445. 
Rhododendrons in America_,.301 
Rhubarb, What it Comes from.. 51 
Rifle, Premium Target. 46 
Rifle-Shooting Counting.366 
Rifle-Shooting Notes. 5 
Right and Left, 75—and Left Again, 
315—of Way, 155. 
Roads, Country.*. .175 
Roof Cement.74 
Roofing. Asbestos.418 
Roofing. Skeleton.*.. 1S9 
Root Cellars and Pits, 285-Houses, 
Dry, 355 — Slicers, 246 — Slicers, 
Cheap, 435. 
Roots for Milch-Cows.155 
Roses from Seed.102 
Rose-Leaves, Defaced.274 
Rubber Boots and Shoes, Mending, 
425. 
Rutabagas, Transplanting. 91 
Rye, How to Feed.195 
s 
Salmagundi. 405 
Salt for Wheat.75 
Salt, Value of Refuse.195 
Sand-Cracks, Remedy for.448 
Sanitary Question.250 
Sassafras, Ho w to Get Rid of... .285 
Saw, When to Set a. 86 
Scarecrows.*..216 
Science and the Apnletons.286 
Science Applied to Farming—XIII, 
10: XIV, 49 ; XV, * 88 ; XVI, 129 ; 
XVII. 170; XVIII. 211: XIX, 219 ; 
XX, 290 ; XXI, 329; XXII, S71; 
XXIII,409 ; XXIV, 450. 
Science Applied to Farming Corre¬ 
spondence, 114-154-395. 
Science at the Farmer’s Club_115 
School for Young Lauios, £05— in the 
Woods, 127—Sugar Uro\c Noimal 
and Industrial, 246. 
Scow, How to Make a Fishing.*. .416 
Sea-Kale. 102 
Seed Drills and Wheel Hoes, Allen's 
in, 381. 
Seeds, Forest Tree, 408 — New and 
Wonderful, 167 — Seedsmen and 
the Law,47— Wonderful Adultera¬ 
tion of, 409. 
Sheep, at Vienna Exhibition, 473— 
Black-faced Scotch, * 13—Breed¬ 
ing, Business of, 419—Buckwheat 
for, 155—Catarrh in, 195- Corral, 
Texas, *458—Dip.CarbolicSoap for 
435—Dip for, 448—Dipping, 246—Do 
Ewes Recognize their Lambs ? 275 
—Fish Scrap for, 56—Improve¬ 
ment in, 211 — in Australia, Epi¬ 
demic Rot in, 458—in Oregon, 273 
—in Warm Climates, 85 — Lambs, 
Black, 273—Lambs, Care of Early, 
* 183—Lambs, Ticks on, 854 —or 
Cattle, 35—Points of a Pure Cols- 
wold, 155 — Raising and Wool 
Growing, 85—Raising at the West, 
315 —Raising in the South, 433 — 
Rocky Mountain, * 90 — Scab in, 
353—Southdowns, Sale of the Ell- 
man, 419—Washing, * 173—Wool- 
Pulling, 155 — Shearing in Califor¬ 
nia, * ISO. 
Sheep-Shearing Machine.*. .299 
Shelter for the Head.*..289 
Shepherds, School of. 15 
Shrubs, Azalea amcena, 263 —Cut¬ 
leaved Sumach, 343 — Hydrangea, 
A New, * £80 — Jujube, * 221 — La¬ 
brador Tea, * 341 — Shrubby St. 
John’s-Wort, * 20—Weigelas, Old 
ard New,* 4X0—Weigela, Pruning, 
340. 
Silk in Kansas.365 
Silkworms in Kansas.155 
Sink Drain.*.. 11 
Skin, Effects of “ Breeding ” and 
Feeding on the, 313. 
Sleep.’..144 
Sleeping Warm. 64 
Snipae House, and a Substitute.* 97 
Soap, Whale Oil.266 
Soldering at Home.245 
Spices, Pure. 84 
Spout for Grain or Olher Bins.*. .138 
Stable Fittings.*..418 
Staging Across the Plains.*..12L 
. Starch, Factory Refuse.236 
Starch. Manufacture of Potato.*..333 
Steps for Barns or Cellais, Movable, 
*219. 
Stock at the Centennial, Notes on, 
475—Blooded, S3—Breeding. 51— 
Cheap Temporary Shelter lor, *136 
— Importation o’f, 405 —Judging 
Live Weight of. 115—Keeping on 
the Plains, 87—Lot, Plan of a, * 117 
—Matters, Fashion, 15—Overfeed¬ 
ing for Show, 138—Sale, Long Is¬ 
land, 204—Steaming Food lor, 474 
—Watering, *339. 
Stone Picker.*.. 16 
Stone Walls, Building.*.. 55 
Strawberry Beds, Moving, 240—Dun¬ 
can. 313—'The Sterling, 126. 
Strawberries, 289—from Penn., New 
247—Yield of, 235. 
Straw, How to Get Rid of.*.. 19 
Stump-Puller, Screw.366 
Subsoiling.155 
Subsoiling Loose Laud. 35 
Sunday Dinners.104 
Superphosphate, Home-made_163 
Surveying, How to Study.406 
Sweet Corn.418 
Sweet Potatoes.155-195 
Swill for Hogs . 87 
Swindle, Very Like a.354 
Swine, Berkshire, * 213-231—Essex, 
Breed of, * 453—Essex Pig, Heavy, 
6 —Hog Cholera, To Cure, 195 — 
Pens and Hog Cholera,268 — Yel¬ 
low Fat in a, 193 — Hogs, Feeding 
for Profit, 233-New Method of 
Hanging, * 376—on Corn Alone, 
Raising, 246—Red Water in, 474— 
Some Questions as do, 315—Pig, 
Color of Berkshire, 395—Figs, 
Color of Berkshir e, 419—Effects of 
Paint Root on. 101—Essex, 125— 
Ileatw Essex, 86—Importation of, 
314—Indigestion in, 449—Large Es¬ 
sex, 74—Large White, * 213- Para¬ 
lysis in, 275—Ringing, 75—Roots 
for, 87—Warm Slops for, 315- 
Small White, * 53—Which Breed 
of, 153 — Poland China, 7—Prize 
Essay on Berkshire, 274 —Prize 
Essay on Diseases of, 449—Record 
of Grade Essex Pigs, 366--Sow 
Eating her Pigs, 34—Sow that 
Fails to Breed, 287—Sow's Condi¬ 
tion, To Reduce a, 84—Suffolk or 
Small Yorkshire, 315 —Thumps 
in, 435. 
Tank, Flush.210 
Tanner’s Refuse.246 
Tennessee, East.£94 
That Boy. C3 
Thatch tor a Poultry House.448 
Thoroughbred and Full Blood....155 
Thrashing Machines, 234—Machines 
at the Centennial, £27—Protection 
from Dust While, 235. 
Tie for Use in Stables.*.. 14 
Tiger, Royal or Bengal.*..281 
Timber Splice, Japanese.* 178 
Tim Bunker on Hard Times.295 
Tim Bunker on Printer’s Ink... .133 
Time, Apportioning our.163 
“ Timely Topics ”.4G6 
Tired out. 143 
Toads and ’Tater Bugs.394 
Tobacco. Artificial.305 
Tomato Leaves and Plant Lice.. 34 
Tool-Boxes for Wagons.*..257 
Tools, How to Keep Clean.419 
