INDEX. 
Ill 
belia, Double Bedding, *185—Pas¬ 
sion, 145—Kose, an Erratic, 291- 
Standing Cypress,*101—Tuberous- 
rooted Begonias, *184—Verbena, 
Hardy Garden, *425. 
Fluke, Liver. •STO 
Fodder, Curing Green.*. -222 
Foot-Muffs. ,-.429 
Frame for Grinding Tools—*. .340 
Freight, Advance in.449 
Fruit, At the Pomological Society, 
409—Changed by Foreign Pollen, 
22-74—Eating, 310. 
Fruit-Garden, Jan.,3; l‘eb., 43; 
March, 83; April, 123; May, 167; 
June, 207 ; July, 247 ; Aug., 287; 
Sept., 327 ; Oct., 367: Nov., 407 ; 
Ugc 117. 
Fruit Growers and Sparrows... 62 
Fruit. Notice to those Sending, 7— 
Packages, * 423—Sending us, 370- 
Trees, Slitting Down the Bark, 263 
—Trees and Mice, 19—Trees, Gum¬ 
ming of, 238. 
Fry, Will the Comiug Woman.*.145 
Fumigation. 86 
Gardener, How a Student Became 
a 73 
Gardeners in 1876, Market.463 
Gardening for the Prophets, 47—on 
Shares, 98 -Success under Difficul¬ 
ties, 134—Will Pay, 346—Window, 
*62. 
Garden Helps,Little.*..1S7 
Gardens, Failures in Market, 144— 
Kew, 4 1—Subsoiling in Market, * 
22—Vegetable, 467. 
Garments, New Under.349 
Gate, A Sliding.*..140 
Gate, Self-Opening.317 
Games of Am. History and Biogra¬ 
phy, 8. 
Goats, Angora or Cashmere.357 
Goats, Milkweed Poisonous to.. .478 
Gooseberry, Boe’s Seedling...*..424 
Grain and Seed Separator, 409—Bins 
and Granaries, * 259—Drill, Be6t, 
398—Exchange, International, 75- 
Prices of, 339—Prizes, 389—Separa¬ 
tor, 318. 
“ Grand Bazaar ”. 45 
Grapes in Ohio, New.426 
Grape Vine Patent.158 
Grass and Clover in the South, 75— 
and Less Wheat, M»re, 278—Barn- 
Yard,* 463-Bermuda, 331—Broom 
Sedge, * 464—Eulalia, Robt. Buist, 
and, 133 — for a Swale, 439 —for 
Wood Lot,393—is Hungarian Hurt¬ 
ful, 371—Orchard, 399—Seed, Drill¬ 
ing, 291—Seed, Sowing in the Fall, 
371—Seeding with Orchard, 371— 
Tall Meadow Oat, 238. 
Grasses for the South.250 
Greenhouse and Window Plants, 
Jan., 4; Feb., 44 ; March,85; April, 
125; May, 68; June, 208; July, 
243; Aug., 283: Sept., 328 ; Oct., 
368; Nov., 408: Dec.. 417. 
Greenhouse, Enlarging.*.. 23 
Greenhouses Taking Fire.423 
Grindstone, How to Hang a...*.. 17 
Guano. 249 
Guano in the West, Use of...,_437 
Gum, Spruce.384 
H 
Hand-Glasses.143 
Harness, Mending.*. .182 
Harrow. 22 
Harro w, Making a Brush.*.. 98 
Harvester, Binding.206 
Hay, Baling, 289—Baling for Market, 
* 137—Cubic Feet in a Ton of, 250 
—Making into Grass, 478—When to 
Cut, 210. 
Hedge in Virginia.332 
Hedges in Kentucky.127 
Hides, Cut. 479 
Hill-Sides, Planting. 74 
Hitching Strap for a Horse_*. .182 
Hoe, Pronged. 86 
Hoist-Wheel and Brake.*..302 
Homesteader.*. .128 
Home Topics, 25-63-103-187-227-268- 
308-348-387-428-467. 
Homes, Adornment of Rural, * 99— 
Adorn yonr, 369—Make Beautiful, 
169—New York Suburban, 169. 
Hoop-Poles and Hoops.*.. 16 
Horse, Death from Bots, 238—Dis¬ 
ease, Founder in, 397—Founder or 
Laminitis, 357—Megrims in a, 357- 
Spavin, Bone and Blood. 87 Spa¬ 
vin, Cold Water Dressing for, * 17 
— Thrush, Treatment of, 159 — 
Emasculating by Torsion, * 55- 
Feed Troughs, * 342—Fistula in a, 
210—For a Kickingj 74—How to 
Feed, 158—How to Use a Dead, 291 
—Irritation of Tail in, 87—Lex¬ 
ington, Death of, 319 —Quarter 
Crack, Remedy for, 279—Stallion 
“Nightshade,” * 165 —Thorough¬ 
bred and Arabian, 439—To Pre¬ 
vent Rolling, 158 — To Prevent 
Rolling in Stall, 371—To Train to 
Trot, 291—Treating a Fistula in a, 
279—Urine of, 409. 
Horses, Cly lesdale, Importation of, 
329—Colic In, 239—Colt, A Breachy, 
319—Colts, Breaking, * 183—Foot, 
* 48—Hoof, Brittle, 479—Hoof, Loss 
of, 406-Hoof, To Cure Split, ♦ 421 
—Importation of Percheron, 870— 
In the West, Heavy, 19—Mare’s 
Head, Abscess on, 477—Norman 
and Percheron, 330—Rubber Shoes 
for, 114—Sale of Grade Norman, 
238 — To Prevent Gall on, 237 — 
Warts on, 87—Wolf Teeth in, 238. 
Horse-Power, Home-made.317 
Horticulture in Wisconsin.159 
Horticultural Prizes. 210 
Horticultural Society, Ohio_8-4*18 
Hot-Beds, Commerciul.* 99 
Hotel Bills. 14 
Household Convenienr -s.* 30R-*347 
Household Department, 25-63-103- 
145-187-227-267-808-347--;7 427-467. 
Household Queries.267-309 
House Plan, *88-* 128- * 112- * 212- 
* 253- *292- *333- *312- *415- ‘453. 
House Plans,Useful.369 
Humbugs, Sundry, 5-45-416-126-170- 
210-245-290-330-309-409-449. 
1 
Ice Boxes and Refrigerators, * 228- 
Harvest,*!—House, How to Build, 
* 460—In Shallow Ponds, Cutting, 
* 57. 
Immigration to Mexico.210 
Insects aud Plants. 448—Borers, 330 
—Buffalo Gnat, 209-249-* 262—Cab¬ 
bage Bug, Harlequin, * 306—Cod¬ 
ling Moth and Paris Green, 159- 
Currant Worm, Remedy for, 306- 
Grape Vine, 246—Locusts, * 261—■ 
Locusts at Dinner, 252—on Flow¬ 
ers, 210—on House Plants,237—Po¬ 
tato Bug, 100-210-249-264-289-* 294- 
* 304-330-311-386 -— Smut and Mil¬ 
dew, 411 --Weevils, Bean and Pea, 
* 186. 
Insurance Co. Stock.159 
Irrigating.*■ 374 
Irrigation.44 
Irrigation, Quantity of Water for, 
420. 
"Ironing,” Slighting the.308 
SC 
Kansas, Aid for.45 
Kevs, Many in One.199 
Killed by a Piece of Wire..371 
Kitchen Garden—Jan.. 3; Feb.. 43; 
March, 84; April, 124; May, 167; 
June, 201; July, 217; Aug., 2S7; 
Sept., 327 ; Oct., 367; Nov., 401; 
Dec., 447. 
Kitchen Gardening in N. England 7 
Labels, Zinc..159 
Laborer’s Union, English.3S3 
Ladders, Extension.*..296 
Ladders for Hou>c and Barn. .*..341 
Land, Clearing by Blasting_*.. 16 
Land. Government.319 
Lands. Value of Timber.17o 
“Large and Respectable”.86 
Lathe, Home-made.* 9? 
Leaves, Autumn.309 
Lectures on Tree-Lore .419 
Letters we can not answer. 8 
Lime, 15—for Canada Thistles, 75— 
How to Apply, 331 — Kilns. Per¬ 
manent, * 56—Plowing under tile 
Surface, 409—Use of, 398—When to 
Apply, 398. 
Lunch Time in the Field.*..254 
Machinery at the Centennial, Agri¬ 
cultural, 238. 
Machine to Sow and Cultivate Tur¬ 
nips, 210. 
Machines, Calculating, 290—Patent, 
273—Sawing Wood by Hand-power 
158—Wanted, Labor, 337. 
Malacatune.371 
Malt-Combs for Pigs and Sheep.. 9 
Malt-Combs, What are. 9 
Mangels, Pitting.438 
Mangel-Wurzel, * 198—at the South, 
318—or Beets, 398. 
Mangolds and Carrots. 114—Culture 
of, 237—Great Yield of, 12. 
Manure, 419—Apple Pomace for, 169 
—Bommer’s, 7—Cart for Liquid, * 
182—Composting Hen, S19—Cover¬ 
ing, 158—Drawing in the Winter, 
410—Farming Without, 50—Fish, 
141—Fish Scrap, 250—for Corn. Ar¬ 
tificial, 199 — for Grain, 397—from 
a Slaughter-House, 278 — from 
Bran, Value of, 19S—How to Use 
Hen, 199—in California, Keeping, 
437—Leaf-Mold as, 291—Liquid, * 
330 -Making, 159 —Mixing Earth 
with, 279—Piles in Winter, 159- 
Salt as, 318 — Sawdust for. 318- 
Spreading, 158 —Value off Goat, 
291—Vat, Liquid, 131-215— Works, 
Liquid, 455. 
Manures, After Effect of.lf.9 
Manures for Market and Farm 
Gardens, Cheap. 62. 
Manuring. Perfect.258 
Manure-Pit, Italian.*.. 18 
Map of Farm.278 
Marble, Cleaning.267 
Markers, Field..*..131 
Marketing Box.*.. 55 
Market Report, Jan.. 4 ; Feb., 44 ; 
March, 85; April, 125; Mav, 168; 
June, 208; Julv, 218; Aug., 288; 
Sept., 328; Oct., 363 Nov., 408; 
Dec. 447. 
Matches, Parlor.146 
Mat, How to Make a Daisy.*. .64 
Meadow, Top-Dressing for.478 
Meadows, Late Pasturing.374 
Mechanical Draftsmen, 74—Powers 
for the Farm, * 264. 
Mechanics, Country the Place for, 
303. 
Mildew, to Remove.317 
Milk, 174—Deep and Shallow Set¬ 
ting, 439—Deep Cans for, 11—Deep 
Setting of, 335—Feeding for, 277— 
for Babes, 103—for Butter .Warm¬ 
ing, * 180—Shelves for the Kitchen 
* 468—Use for Skim, 382—Value of 
Skimmed, 250 — Weight of, 74 — 
Pans, Washing, 64. 
Mill, Settler’s Plumping.*.. 60 
Mills, to Steady Portable.*. .382 
Millet, 230—and Timothy, Sowing, 
318 
Mind, the Bovine.302 
Money In Pork.448 
Mortality, Fearful.86 
Mothers, Discouraged.103 
Mower, Buckeye.370 
Mowing-Machine Knives..,..169 
Muck, 411—How to Use, 238—Pond, 
199—Value of a Cord of, 319—When 
to Dig, 331 
Mulching, Tan for. 12 
Mules and Jacks, 171—Profit of 
Breeding, 75. 
Musk-liats, to Destroy.319 
Mutton, Tim Bunker on. 58 
Muzzle for Biting Horses.*..261 
“ Mystery ” Explained.47 
Name, No.157 
ebraska.451 
Nitrogen.338 
Notes from the Pines.23-386-466 
Nursery Agent.332 
Nut, a New Lock.*..220 
o 
Oats, Egg, 279 — Hulless, 169 —To 
Kill Wild, ;38, 
Obituary—Death of Geo. S. Parsons, 
249—Ezra Cornell, 6—M. Quinby, 
252-*376. 
Ogden Farm Papers, No. 59,11; No. 
60, 50; No. 61, 90 ; No. 62, 130 ; No. 
63, 174 ; No. 64, 215; No. 65, 255; 
No. 66, * 294; No. 07, 335 ; No. 68, 
374 ; No. 69, 414; No. 70, 454. 
Oil, Astral.331 
Odious Sown in the Fall.307 
Orchard and Nursery—Jan., 3; Feb., 
43 ; March, 83 ; April, 123 ; May, 167 ; 
June, 207; July, 247 ; Aug., 2S7; 
Sept., 327; Oct. 367; Nov., 407; 
Dec. 447. 
Orchard, Hens in an, 278—in Grass, 
137—Seeding Down a Young Ap¬ 
ple, 199. 
Orchards.136 
Oregon.250 
Ornaments, Dusting.267 
Oven and Smoke-House, How to 
Build, * 388. 
Ox-Yoke.*..415 
Paint, Are You Going to ? 158—Ave- 
rill Chemical, 409-450. 
Paints for Tools.170 
Parents, Judging, by their Children, 
25. 
Paris Green.226-249 
Parrots, How to Feed. 8 
Paste for Paper Hanging.309 
Pasture, Value of Fall.423 
Patchwork, Flying Goose. ...*.. 64 
Patent Laws, Beauties of Our, 449- 
Medicines, 159. 
Patents. Information About.250 
Patent-Rights.251 
Patterns for Undergarments, 63-188 
-430. 
Peacli Crop. 249—Earlv Beatrice, 
250—on Poplar, 127—Trees, Orna¬ 
mental, 21. 
Peaches—Hydrophobic, 330—River’s 
Early, 332—Stock and Cion, 59—in 
Georgia, River's New Early, 346— 
To Make Money on, 427—Why 
They Did Not Sell, 886-411. 
Peanut Straw.75 
Pear-Trees, New Tops on Old_266 
Pea, Japan, 58—Southern, 438. 
Peas vs. Summer Fallow.159 
Peas.339 
Pedigrees, Value ot.411 
Periodical for Dairymen.370 
Periodicals—Christian Advocate, 5 
—Horticulturist, Colorado, 169- 
Medical Record, 8—The Witness, 
7. 
Petroleum as a Lubricator.159 
Pigeon, Baldhead, * 177—Show, 45. 
“Flanker”.*.. 23 
Plants—(See Flowers*, Amaranths, 
3S7—Blue Stokesia,* 385—Bramble, 
Rocky Mt„ * 306—Camellias, 159- 
Camellias as Door Yard, 466—Can- 
nas, Bed of, 886—Chinese Saxi¬ 
frage, * 224—Chrysanthemums, 301 
—Cultivation of Native, 28—Cu- 
phea, Hyssop-leaved, * 21—Fumi¬ 
gation of, 62— German Ivy, 2 — 
German vs. Parlor Ivy, * 465- 
Heaths, Cultu'c of Cape, 263—In¬ 
jury by Forcing, 806—in Winter, 
426—Moss and House, 169—Named, 
210-291—New Tanning,*224—Palms 
as Decorative, 143—Phloxes, Pe¬ 
rennial, 387—Pine, Barren, * 344— 
Ramanas Rose of Japan, * 345— 
Respiration and Growth of, 59- 
Rose, Cherokee, * 466—Roses by 
Mail, 371—Roses, Tender Climb¬ 
ing, 226—Spontaneous Generation 
of. 382 —Thlek-Lcaved, * 225 — 
“ White Sage,” * 57-448—Wild Gar¬ 
lic, 319—Wood Sorrels, * 61. 
Plaster on Grass Land, 479—on Lime¬ 
stone Land, 198—When to Sow, 
114. 
Plow Company, Ames, 210—Ditch¬ 
ing, 289—Double, 477—Higganum, 
* &S0— Injury to a, 75—Mole, 357- 
Rolling Coulter, 278—Subsoil, 86- 
Value of Gang 135. 
Plows and Harness, English, 463— 
Double Furrow, * 20—Shoes for, 
* 180. 
Plowing, 15—Double Furrow, 398- 
Flat, 336—in Market Gardens, Ex¬ 
tra, 128—Match at Mineola, 294. 
Pluck, the Element of.213 
Pokes, Animal.*..881 
Pomological Society, Am., 252—So¬ 
ciety, South Haven, 158. 
Pomology at the Centennial.238 
Porch. Rustic. 63 
Pork in New England.342 
Postage Complaints. 47 
Post-Office, New, 369—Statistics, 86. 
Potash in Wood-Ashes. 75 
Potato Prizes, Bliss & Sons, 45— 
Rot, 262-347-477—Rot, Cause and 
Cure of, 412. 
Potatoes and Mangel-Wurzel in Ill., 
9 —Different Varieties of, 438— 
Feeding, 478—Good Yield of, 75— 
Pitting, 438—Potash for, 199—Pre¬ 
serving, 331. 
Pot Cover, Rustic.*..263 
Poultry, 255—Brown Leghorn, *4.77— 
Chicken Coopt, *3UU—Chicken 
Coops from Barrels, *134—Chick¬ 
ens, Gapes in, 319—Chickens, Late, 
290—Chicken Lice in Stable, 171— 
Chicken Raising, Extensive, 74- 
Diseases, 170 — Chicken Cholera, 
331—Ducks, Counterfeit Pekin, 181 
—Mandarin, 114—Wild,*417—Duck- 
Winged Game, *457 — Eggs for 
Frolit, 398— Artificial Hatching, 87 
Hatching of, 82—Guaranty ot, 319 
— Sprinkling Hatching, 397 — To 
Keep, 206 — To Preserve, 439 — 
Fancier, Inexperienced.411—Feed- 
Box for, *342—for Eggs and Meat, 
397—for Texas, 75—Fowls, Black 
Spanish, 153 — Catarrh in, 74 — 
Ge* se, Bremen and China, 250— 
House, Small, *133—How to Get 
Large Birds, 303 — Interest, 93 — 
Keeping. 410 — Megrims in, 317— 
Plymouth Rocks, 317—Profit in, 
210 — Protrusion of Rectum in 
Fowls, 319—Raising, 277—Scabby 
Legs in, 279—Shows. Western, 5 — 
Summer Care of 259 — Trouble 
with, 199—Turkeys, Management 
of Young, 140—Yards, 289. 
Poultry-House, Cost of.479 
Poultry-Keeping as a Business.* .380 
Practice and Science Agree.141 
Preachers. 86 
Presents, Wedding.467 
Professor Turned Farmer.249 
Profit from one Cow and70 Hens.197 
Propagating Case. 145 
Pump for Stock Farm .171 
Pump, Fountain .289 
Fnmpkins. Nutriment in. 318 
Pumpkin Seed. Effect of. 74 
Pumpkin Seeds for Cows.158 
Quince, Japan., 
I? 
Railroad, Chesapeake and Ohio . 86 
Rail Holder. *..423 
Rails, Splitting.* 301 
Rain, An Inch of. 199—Gauge, 450- 
Much, 370—Where Does it Come 
from, 199. 
Rains, Summer.3S6 
Iiain-fall, Effects of Forests oil,. .398 
Rake, Horse, Which is Best. 9 
Raspberry> New Enemy ot the...369 
Rats, Remedy for. 88 
Raw-hide, Soft.357 
Reading for the Family. .. ... .467 
Read, Learning to.227 
Reapers.378 
Rennets, Saving.237 
Reports Received. 251 
Rifle Clubs. In Favor of.372 
Rifle Shooting.*. .455 
Iioad-Grader.*.. 97 
Roller, How to Use a. 318 
Rollers, Field.*.. 96 
Roof, A Cement. 450 
Hoof, To Clear of Snow.*.. 10 
Roofs, Repairing Shingle.365 
Hoofs, Tar for Shingle.170 
Roofing for Poultry Houses, As¬ 
bestos, 409. 
Root Crops, Care of..216 
Hoot Crops, Preparing Land for.S58 
Hoot-Cutter.438 
Hoots, Pit. for Storing.*. .421 
Rose-Bush, Product, of one.210 
Hoses, Attar of.226 
Rotation. ..216 
Rustic Work..*. .304 
Rust, To Remove or Prevent. . ..371 
Ruta-Bagas, Growing.278 
Eve among Corn, Sowing, 358—and 
'Cattle, 295—for Winter Pasture, 
342. 
s 
Salt, Foreign and Domestic.75 
Salt or Plaster.170 
Sanitary Arrangement of Farm 
Houses. ... . 50 
Saw-Frame, Circular.329 
Saws, Gauge for.* 461 
Sawing Machine. 251 
Sawing Wood by Hand-Power.74-158 
Science Applied to Farming, 10—51— 
91-130-175-213-254-292- 334 - 373 - 413- 
454. 
Science Made Easy.90 
Seeds. Failure to Germinate.346 
Seedsmen, Important to.448 
Seed-Drill, Planet. 7 
Seed-Sower, Broadcast.317 
Sewage. Use of Town....422 
Sex in Education. 63 
Shaving Horse. 197 
Sheep. 158-298-379 —and Cattle 
Raising in Florida and Georgia, 
174 — Anthrax Fever in, 277 — 
Beacon Downs, * 217 — black- 
faced Scotch, 277—Cotswolds and 
Southdoivns, SIS — Cross-Bred, 
*317 — Crossing Cotswolds with 
Merino, 478—Dipping. *221 — Dis¬ 
ease, Grub in I lie Head, 398—Farm¬ 
ing, 239—Feeding for Profit. 411— 
for Kansas, 319—Grade Cdtswold 
Merino, 250—How to Catch a. *381 
—in Lumber Regions. 438— in Mon¬ 
tana. 358—Keeping. 35S—Keeping 
on the Plains, 479—Lambs, 179-338 
—Care of, *182 — Dipping, *259— 
Lincoln,459—Long-" ooled.Breed¬ 
ing, 318—Merino, 136-397— Merino 
or Cotswold, 331—on Shares, Keep¬ 
ing, 75—Prolific, 239 — Questions, 
210—Ram, Southdown Fine, *13— 
Ram6, English,379—Raising in the 
West, 75—Ram for Early Lambs. 
75—Rape lor, 150—Roots for. 19— 
Shelters, *2*9 — Shropshire, 477- 
Soiling. *58—Southdown or Cots¬ 
wold, 399—Wool, 136—Wool From 
Grade Cotswold, 358. 
Sheep-Husbandry In Georgia.478 
Sheep-Laurel. 158 
Sheep-Raising in Virginia.49-183 
Sheep-Skins, What Becomes of.. .423 
Sheep-Yards.459 
Shingles, Preserving.239 
Shingling Gauge.*..261 
Shirt Bosoms aud Collars.*..188 
Shoes, Wooden .. .33J 
Shooting N uisance.222 
Shrubs, Cinque-foil.*. .384 
Skunk Cabbage.331 
Slop-Jar, Place for.*..146 
smoke House..* 462 
Snakes Eggs, About.141 
Soap, Keeping Soft.210 
Society, American Pomological, 
120-332-369. 
Socieiy, N. J. State Hort.370 
Socks, Over.*.. 25 
Soils, Calcareous.. 238 
Soup-Bunch, W hat is a. *..186 
Sour-Krout, How to make.*..468 
Sower, Seymour’s Broadcast.74 
Sowing Machines. 75 
Sowing or Planting, Thick. 411 
Spaying Fluid. 87 
Speaking-Tube Call..*.. 25 
Spelling, Improved .409 
Spelling Matches.216 
Springs, Alter Warm Winters, Cool, 
127. 
Squash, A Suckling.450 
Squash, Butman.*.. 48 
Stable Floor, 'light, 289—Durable, 
290—Horse, 18. 
Stables, Clean, 200 — Ventilating 
Traps for, *460—Ventilation of, 170 
Stacking Stage.*. .301 
Stacks, Rooting Felt, lor.371 
Stakes, Setting.*..227 
Steam and V ater-Power, Relative 
Cost of, 290. 
Steam in the Kitchen.*..117 
Steam Motor, Parvin’s.277 
Steamers, N. Y. & New Haven...209 
Sticks, High-Priced.169 
Stock at the Centennial, Live, 211— 
Farm, Western, * 177 — Feeding 
Wheat to, 114—For the Dairy, 319- 
In the South, Care of, 75—Profit 
from Good, 462—Sending by Ex¬ 
press, 278—Upon a Wheat Field, 
Feeding. 450. 
Stock-Raising in the West.238 
Stones. Getting out.278 
Stone-Boats.*. .128 
Stoves, Taking Down and Blacking, 
* 188. 
Strawberries, 307 — at Mass. Hort., 
289—Barren, S—Kinney's, 330. 
Straw Mats.*..186 
Straw Mats or Screens.*..114 
Straw. To Decompose.279 
Stumps, Extracting.289 
Stump Puller. 74 
Subsoiling, 166—Effects of, 171—or 
Deep Plowing, 358. 
Sumach. 8 
Sunshine, Use the.268 
Superphosphate, Mapes.157 
Swamps aiul Prairies, Reclaiming 
Wet, 139. 
Swine Association, Berkshire... .319 
Swine, Barrenness, Remedy for, 437 
—Boar, Profit of a Berkshire, 290— 
Essex Pigs, Value of, 198— llogs. 
298—Disease sin ,87-451— Corn-mud 
for, 95 — Essex, 3S9 — Mortality 
among, 75 —Ringing, * 220—Salt 
for, 331—Scalding, * 461—Starving, 
159—Swelling on, 389—To Make 
Fat, 478—ve. Dogs, 197—V eight of, 
94—Western, 159—Pig, A (iced, 42 
—Pigs, 54—and Perk, 158—Lran 
and t lover for, 188—Essex, 239— 
Fattening, 9—Feeding, 114-318— 
Fine-Boned, 478—Focu for by Ex¬ 
press, 479—Middlesex Breed of, * 
217—Over-Feeding,158—Pasturing, 
318—Raising, 179— alt for, 889- 
Scrofula iu, 237—Sick, 239—Suf¬ 
folk, 473—Pig-Trough, Improved, 
* 87—Raising at the South, 289- 
Sows, How to Feed Breeding, 279 
—Trade at the West, 176. 
Syringe, Enema.479 
Table, Adjustable...*..104 
Table, Easily Made.*. .104 
Tanners’ Refuse.479 
Tanners’ V aste, To Decompose, 
279. 
Tar-Boiler, To Make a.*. .461 
Teeth, Care of.229 
Texas.439 
“The Poultry Buyer ”.*. .445 
Thrashing, 339—by Steam, 378—Ma¬ 
chine, Steam, 298—Machines, 331— 
Machines, Traveling, 297. 
“ This is Foolishness’’.238 
“Thoroughbred” and “Full Blood,” 
169. 
Tiles and Brick. 8 
Tiles, Substitutes for Drain.409 
Tile-Drain Ditcher.331 
Tillage, Does it Enrich Land.239 
Timber, Time for Cutting.291 
Tim Bunker, Esq. 45 
Tim Bunker on 'tramps.299 
Tin-Ware, Mending.429 
Tomato in France, Trophy.173 
Tomatoes, Training.*. .145 
Tools, Some New Uses of Old.*.. 22 
Toys, Wonderful. 332 
Train Blacksmith.*. .825 
Trap, Cheap Mole.157 
Trap for Rats, Another.*..189 
Trapping Muskrats.2S8 
Tree, Beech in Flower, * 265—Blue- 
Gum, 102^-Cliiuu, 466—Kum-Quat- 
* 21—Peddlers and Agent , 383— 
Silverthorn. Hardiness of. 210- 
Sorrel, 387—Strawberry, 467—Y el- 
low Wood, * 424. 
Trees from Cuttings, Evergreen, 58 
—Eucalyptus in California, 368— 
Kodreuieria paniculata, 387-Mag¬ 
nolias, An Avenue of, 466. 
Troubles, Imaginary.458 
Tule and the “ Chinee ”.199 
Underdraining.90-199-358 
Uncicrdrains... ,...316 
