INDEX 
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\t * 0, 
Hay Making.. .322,329 
Hay-rack, Supports for. *..8;3 
Hay, WHO Prairie.446 
Heeling-in... 554 
Hedge, Use lor old—, .118 
Hedge, A believer in. 440 
Hedges, A disbeliever in.*. .413 
Hedges. Trimming.*..239 
Hemlock Timber lor well curbs.872 
Hempseed for Cattle...... —.. ..243 
Hens-nests, Half barrels lor.67 
High Farming.•••65 
Hoe, Field, Cut down.*.. 62 
Hoof Cleaner. 
Hooker, Henry E., Death ot.2 ii 
Horse-Ailments, Corn cob in throat, 
228—Trush, 55 —Glanders, 441- 
Grease, 143—Worm in the eye, 5. 
Horse-cultivation in Garden.2-8 
Horse-farming, Pro titable.230 
Horse-racing at fairs. ■ ■ 
Horseradish.European ...333 
Horseradish. Imported.2i8 
Horse-show, National, a success.:>n6 
Horse-stalls with swinging Iron1*180 
Horse, Parole, on Ayrshire milk.5 6 
Horses, American lor England, 227 
—American Trotters, *855—Eng¬ 
lish Cart, Imported, *319—Heavy 
profitable, 328—Healthy Stallions, 
362—Large and powerful, 176— 
Hopple lor jumping, *122—N orfolk 
Trotters, 467—Norman in Colora¬ 
do. 447—Rival Spans. 853—Sound 
for prizes, 173. 
Hot-bed, Convenient —.127 
Hot-beds. . 
Horticultural Society, N. Y. 33 
Hort. Soc. of Mass.. Bulletin— 80 
Hopple for animals.*. .438 
Houghton Farm.13*..78 79 
House coBting$3,500,5* 316—Country 
for $4,00U, * 272—Drains and trails. 
*55—$2,500 Cottage, *356—$5,000 
Cottage 520—Plan, French-roofed 
Cottage, *439. 
Herdbooks.. 253 
Household: 
Acorns and Oak-balls lor Deco¬ 
ration. 566—Awnings, *232—Back 
Stoop, 188 —Baking Table, ‘417- 
Benzine, Using. 187—Boys' Sum¬ 
mer Clothes, 293—Boxes in the 
Window, *71— Bread iuaking,22i 
—Bread Sponge, 7—Broom-hold¬ 
er, *130—Cabbage Cutter, 376— 
Carpet-rag hooper, * 376 — Ce¬ 
ment, 72—Cellar Closet. •574- 
Clmir, Antique, *530—Children's 
Diet, 336—Cistern, Substitute for, 
376—Clothes Bars, * 574—Cloth¬ 
ing, Prepare now for Win ter, 457 
—Coffee, 530—Colds, Dieting, 73 
—Corner Cupboards, 73—Corn¬ 
cob Crate, 187—Crematory, Do¬ 
mestic, 530—Cupboard under the 
Chimney, *129—Decorations, 1S6 
—Design for Decorating Panels. 
*317—Door-knob Shield. 188 — 
Dress, Ladies’, 530— Dust-cloth 
Case, *293—Economy and Com 
fort, 531—Economies. Small, 130 
—Eggs. Keeping, 187— Embroi¬ 
dery, 337 — Fancy Articles, 72- 
Fancy Work, 337 -Fancy Work 
for Summer, 376—Fan Cover for 
Flower Pot, *130 — Flies and 
Mosquitoes, 336 — Fly Screens. 
*530—Flower Box with Supports 
*350—Flowers, arranging for the 
house, *417—Frame for window 
plants, *72—Fruit stains remov¬ 
ed, 293—Good light, 129-Gourd 
scrap basket, 317—Grasses for 
winter, 417—Hat racks.186—Ham¬ 
mock, Home-made, 377—Healtb 
hints, 129—House cleaning, 188- 
House furnishing, 292—House¬ 
hold conveniences *25—House 
keepers measures, *575—Horn 
furniture, *336—Hulled corn, 169 
—Ice, Care of, 376—Ivy in the 
house, *575 — Keep the room 
warm, 73—Kitchens, Improve 
them, 456—Kitchen sink, ‘187- 
Lamp screen, *180—Matches, 
Better and cheaper, 156—Needle 
book, 73—Old stocking legs, 72- 
Patch work Quilts, 574—Pen wi¬ 
pers, *293—Picture frames, *186 
—Plaque, How to make, *292— 
Plush easel, *72—Posts for cloth¬ 
es lines, 188—Quilting frame *457 
Rack for Papers *376—Recipes 
for cooking, 24-130—Canning 
Fruit, 417—Celery soup, 73—Cof¬ 
fee cake, 531—Corns, Cure for, 
131—German toast, 417—Oat¬ 
meal, 129—Rhubarb, canning, 
8!6—Save bread crumbs, 73- 
Soup for Iuvalids, 575—Stewed 
Celery, 73—Strawberry sliort 
cake,293—Tomatoes.canning, 293 
—Refrigerator, Cheap, *456 — 
Salt, too much, 417—Scouring 
board, *73—Seat in the grove, 
*416—Sick-room hints,416—Store 
room boxes, *187—Sugar, loo 
much used, 457—Suits, What to 
wear, 574—Sunflower fan •188- 
Table and book rack,337—Table, 
Don't leave the, 416—Thanks¬ 
giving Decorations, *530—Var¬ 
nish lor fancy work, 73—Vege¬ 
tal), es,cooking,416—Walking for 
health, 336— Wash-bench, *186 -r- 
Washing clothes, 336—Washing 
In different countries, *457 — 
Wash stand splasher, *416—Wire 
towel line *73—Woodbox open, 
*293—Wood box, Ornamental, 
*129 — Wood rack and apron, 
*456. 
Humbugs: 
A dollar an hour, 205 —Am. 
News Exchange, 38—Auctions, 
Banco steerer, 87-465 — Bit¬ 
ters, 465 — Blue Rose men, 
149 — Cautionary signals, 545— 
Cheap organs, 386—Cincinnati, 
Apology to, 347—Co-operative 
Swindlers,308—Counterfeit mon¬ 
ey, 545—Decoy letter, 808—Diph¬ 
theria remedy, 307—Distinguish¬ 
ed Stranger, 87—Farmers gamb¬ 
ling, 347 — Frauds, in Fer¬ 
tilizers, 39 — Frauds, Offfciul 
list, 347-465- Gold Bricks, 308- 
Life insurance, 3S6-425 — Light 
Work, Organ swindlers, 260 — 
Lightning-rods, 308 — Lotteries, 
386—Lottery Scheme in N. B.. 
205 — Lovers powders, 140 — 
Magic Wand, 307-386 — Mag¬ 
netic Shield, 545 — Medical, 
S47-386-425-465 — Package deliv 
ery Co., 347—Palestine wonder 
stone, 425 — Patent medicine 
advts, 259—Pension frauds, 150- 
Photographs, Coloring, 425 — 
Practical Pliilanthropliy, 545— 
Profils enormous, 149—Proscrib¬ 
ed list, 205—Queer, 87—Relief As¬ 
sociations, 425 —Returned Cali¬ 
fornian, 307—Royal N. B. Lot¬ 
tery, 309—Russian apples. 205- 
— Sand Pear, 20o — Seed 
peddlers, Mammoth outfit, 25! 
Spotted Ponies, 307 —Swedisl 
Clover, Business opportunities, 
259 — System of investigation, 
etc., 405—Tree bean of Mexico, 
545—Tree peddlers. Royalty, 259 
—Vulgar circulars, 308—-Work at 
home, 149-347—Wrong man, 545. 
Ice.226 
Ice-house below ground. ..3*..566 
Incubator, Home-made.,. .*. .168-280 
Indian-farmers in N. C.409 
Immigration..218 
Insect attacking cabbages, 568—De¬ 
stroyer, 227 — Enemies of melon 
Vines, 334—Powder, 227. 
Insects, Bee moth, 411 — Bladder 
Plums, 237—Blister beetles, 414- 
Cabbage bugs eaten by chickens, 
279—Clothes moth, 164-^Cut worms 
and moths, 7* 174—Cut worms, 36 
—Grape vinePlume moth, 57—Hop 
Vine borer *275—Injurious to tur¬ 
nips, *331—Making Feather plush, 
274—Mites attacking the ash, * 5— 
N. Y. Weevil, 357 — Oyster shell 
louse, *231—Pea Weevil, 82-559— 
Potato-beetle’s natural enemies, 
*225 — Protection against Rose 
bugs, 415—Queen bee, 112,—Quince 
Borer. 3*564—Rosebugs on grape 
vines, 362 — Silk Worms, 54 — 
Squash bugs. Trapping, 141—Tent 
caterpillars, 318—l icks, 410—Tree 
crickets. 142 —Wire worms, 7 — 
Wire worms killed by fall plow¬ 
ing, 519. 
Inquiries Answered.447 
insecticide. Kerosene as_332 
Irrigation in tile far West.* 237 
Ivy poisoning.363 
J 
Japanese Gardening.112 
K 
Kale, Its varieties.*..185 
Kalmia, Effect on Sheep. 66 
Kansas Crops.427 
Kerosene as an Insecticide ..332 
Kindling-wood Holder.*. .536 
Kitchen Garden, 3-51-107-103-219-271- 
315-354-435-509-553. 
L 
Land along the Highways, 411- 
Reclaiming, 32— What is it worth? 
136. 
Lavender, Cultivation .* .335 
Lavender Floweis .415 
Law for Farmers, 4—Drainage, 223 
—How to avoid, 284. 
Lawn, Care of, (See Flower Gar¬ 
den)—Making in Autumn, 358— 
Preparing Ground, 54—Tent, 337— 
Worms in a, 361. 
Laws for the Orchard.21 
Leaves and their Functions. .*. .403 
Leaves for Bedding.179 
Leaves, Variations in.*..374 
Lent.Ill 
Lentils, their Uses.*.. 22 
Letters Lost. v .37 
Letters witlioni Signatures.400 
Lightning Rods, Attaching.511 
Lightning Rod, Home-made.357 
Lime and Lime-water.324 
Liquid Glue. . Do 
Litigation avoided.411 
Live Stock, all White.364 
Live Stock Notes for January, 2— 
March, 106;—April, .62;—May, 218; 
June, 270;—July, 3:4;—Mid-Sum¬ 
mer, 354;—September, 394;—Octo¬ 
ber, 434;—November, 508;—Dec. 552 
Live Stock, Pure-bred, 14 — Sale 
Fairs, 324—Shelter for, 862—Shows, 
361. 
Log-boat.17 
Lucerne.80 
Lumber Regions, Life in.31 
Manure for Fruit Trees 021;—Green 
in the Ga: den, 359—Purpose of, 19. 
Maple Tree and Sugar.*..i!0 
Market Customs.59 
Market-Gardening. .. .59 
Markets—198-302-348-290—Corn higher 
than Wheat, 9—Decline in Prices, 
254—Foreign Grain, 254—Prices 
advancings’ 151—World’s Wheat 
Crop, 9. 
Maxixe Gherkin.....*..12 
Meadows, Permanent.413 
Meat, frozen in Australia..276 
Meat, Importation of dead. __862 
Melon Seeds, to save.409 
Milk for Poultry, 227—Guard against 
Drouths, 231—How impaired, 171- 
Stool, *7—Stool attachment, *397 
—Taste of Turnips in, 239—Tes¬ 
ters, 403. 
Milking Shed .* 411 
Milk-pan Label.*..536 
Millet for Cow feed.277 
Mistletoe, Culture ol..165 
Mortgages .327 
Mortgages, Avoid.363 
Muck and Peat. :5I7 
Mule Farming in N.C. *170 
Murrains, for each Section. . . .14 
IM 
Negro Share Farmer.* 452 
New Colorado Farm-lands_55 
Night Soil.321 
I North Carolina, Tracking.568 
North-west, Is it too cold? ..276 
o 
Oat and Barley-meal..244 
Oats, Experiments at Rotliamsted. 
176. 
Onion, Catawissa, 410 — Culture 
Seeds and Sets. 119—Tree. 410. 
Onions, Care of Seed. .91—Experi¬ 
ments with, 62—Frozen, 86—Plant 
ed in Autumn, S95—Potato or Mul¬ 
tipliers, 281—Rare-ripes, 116. 
Orange Co. Fair.511 
Oranges, cheap.5-18 
Oranges in California. —573 
Orchard, How to lay out.125 
Orchard, Laws for.21 
Orchard and Nursery, Jan. 3;—Feb. 
51;—March, 107; —April, 163;—May, 
219;—June. 271;—July, 315;—Aug. 
354;—Oct. 435;—November. 509:— 
December, 553. 
Orchard Planting 397,—Planting in 
Autumn, 412— lie-planting, 86. 
Orchard trees. Girdled.573 
Osage Orange Seed .. 109-271 
P 
Paint for iron work.467 
Paints genuine. 260 
Painting Ians and panels.*..243 
Park, Neighborhood — *..242 
Parsley in winter. 529 
Parsnip, Giant, wild..*..184 
Peach-crop abundant.399 
Peaches, protected from curculios, 
291. 
Peanut culture .164 
Peanuts, Varieties of.290 
Pear culture, 70—Culture, 12S—Cul¬ 
ture, Points on, 289—Kieffer’s Hy¬ 
brid, 59 — Orchard, 23—Orchard 
planting, 238 — Orchard, prepara¬ 
tion of Ground, 183—Tree, Saving 
a, 401. 
Pears, what to plant. 59 
Peas, an eary crop, 52—As fodde:- 
and feed, 227 — Benefited by a 
mulch,289—Buggy, 108—Trellis for 
229—For pigs, 321-325. 
Peasants ot Auvergne.*. .233 
Pedigree plains, Wheat.. ..140 
Peppers, lied.*. .290 
Persimmon, Japanese.323 
Pickle farming. 414 
Pig feeding. Profit in.234 
Pig-pen with slatted floor *. 175 
Pig-pens. 243 
Pig-trap. *..218 
Pig-trough.*. .327 
Pigs, Bed fi >r brood-sows, 119—Berk¬ 
shire, *16—Green corn for. 366- 
Hogs in Chicago, 143—Mange In. 
400—Raising thorough bred, 403— 
Scalding box, 281—Scarcity. 519- 
Water lor, 364. 
Pigeons, Carrier,.*. .123 
Pigeons, High price of.151 
Piggery, Prize plan.8*. .236 
Pines struck by lightning.401 
Pine-, why they come in.101 
Pinching. 320 
Pioneer, Western . SI 
Planker, clod crusher. 6 
Plant-food. Application of. ..166-317 
Plant-protector.* .398 
Plants, Aquatic, *241 — Aspidistra, 
*23—Black Mediek, *228—Camelia, 
140—Caimas, 221—Clematis, Varie¬ 
ties, 240 — Honesty, *22,— Spring 
Adonis, * 126—Tea, * 70—free Mai- 
low Variegated,*20—Wall flowers. 
*71. 
Plants for aNorlh Window, 22—For 
spring planting. 39S—In cellars, 80 
—Keeping ill Winter, 395—Protec¬ 
ted by earth, 528—Setting out, 117. 
Plaster, nature and value_ . .281 
Plow-shoe.*.. 18 
Plowing, Deep and shallow.167 
Plowing^gardens in winter. 23 
Plum, Black knot, *1365 — Cocoa, 
of Florida, *375—Trees, suckers 86 
Plums, Bladder. 32 
Poles and stakes, How to driye*l73 
Poisons to kill insects.32 
Pomological Society. Am _277 
Ponies, a dollar for information..113 
Pork, Healthfulness ol Am. 52 
Pork made with lumber and nails443 
Postal money orders. . ..400 
Potato culture, 229—Experiments, 
332—Potato rot, *1S1. 
Potatoes, Digging, 441—Grafting, 86 
Sports in, 324—To get early. 60. 
Poultry appliances, Cup, *19— 
Combination coop, *119—Diseases, 
66 — Duck raising, 319 — Experi¬ 
ments in keeping, 123 —Feeding 
tub, *234—Hanging roosts for. *237 
House-plan, *282 — House. Prize 
S ian, 3* 2S2—Keeping Exp'ts. 66- 
otesfrorn Paris, 229—Pasturing, 
279—Raising as a Business, 316-564 
—Raising for women. 118—Show, 
*57 — (See fowls,) Shipping box. 
*17 — Suggestions. 115— Winter¬ 
hatching coops, 37 — Winter ra¬ 
tions. 8—Yard fences, 410. 
Poverty and Charity. 69 
Prairie chickens.521 
Premium List. 481-498 
Prizes awarded lor barns, etc_110 
Prizes for remodelling buildingsllO 
Produce perishable, wasted.373 
Propagation in summer.384 
Proverbs, seasonable. 59 
Pruning, Good and bad, *70 — In 
autumn, 364 —Roots, 127 — Small 
fruits, 227—Trees in June. 277. 
Pump waste pipe and feeder..“. .226 
Pump. Fountain.260 
Pussley. or Purslane. 318 
Put up the rails.. 568 
Q 
Quince, Chinese, 143—Cultivation. 
42, 109. 157, 109—Amt grape cut¬ 
tings, 86—Propagation, 4* 222— 
Transplanting, 278—Trees. Diseas¬ 
es of, 397. 
Quinces. How to use them ..519 
Quinces. How to prune.*. .323 
Quails in Southern Europe.302 
Quinine . 24 
R 
Rabbits. Injury to Trees by . 128 
Raccoon . *371 
Rack lor Hauling Wood.. .60 
Radish, Chinese Winter. *. 334 
ltag-weed. Mid-summer pest...*. ,455 
Rain, Substitutes fo".127 
Ramie, “China Grass".. ... *..454 
Raniinculus. Asiatic . *..451 
Ranches, Breeding.4H2 
Raspberries, Autumn Care. 395 
Rats and Mice .517 
Readers, Chat with. 466 
Real Estate, Legal acquirement. .525 
Recipes. ISO 
Remodelled Buildings, Prizes 
Awarded, 466. 
Rhubarb-Planting in Autumn. .529 
Rice Culture in Japan.221 
Road-scraper. “181 
Roads, Good, pay.51 
Roadside Trees. ■ .510 
Roads, Improving the Prairie.*..441 
Roads oil the Prairies. 321 
Root House or Cellar.* . .373 
Root-pit in Winter.326 
Root-pruning.127 
Roots as Cattle Feed, 551—Dig¬ 
ging, *511—in a Rotation, 282- 
Mechanical Power of, 512—01 
Plants *227. 
Roses, Wintering tender. .395 
Rural Opportunities for Culture. .243 
Rye. Among Clover.32 
Straw. Save the, 368—Shelters, 438— 
With ensilage, 197. 
Strawberries, Alpine, *68 — Bark 
pots, *68— Care in Sep., 895—In a 
drouth, 290—Layering, 237. 
Street cars run by cables _514 
Stump puller, New Zealand.. .*.. 12 
Stump puller.* 318 
Sub-irrigation. 86 
Summer Pruning.320 
Sweet potato Culture.171-286 
Swine, fecundity ol. 224 — Green 
food for 450—Husbandry. 360 
T 
Tamarix branch and flower. .*. .183 
Tea, Adulterated.141 
Temperature ol tile soil.*. .404 
Tent, Home-made.*..337 
Tether for horse or cow.*..118 
Texas.321 
Texas, a great State.277 
Timber. Interest of Congress in.112 
Timber. Use of crooked. 85 
Toads as weather prophets.321 
Toads. Spare the.361 
- obacco culture in Va.167 
Toboggoning in Canada.124 
Tomato marketing, 225—Pots of tin, 
Transplanting. * 126 —Trellis, *328. 
Tool room.*..119 
Tools. A place lor. 12 
Transplanting, use of the dibble, 
*240. 
Trap made of a barrel.*. 164 
Travvois, A. 536 
Tree-planting barrel.*. .132 
Trees, Black walnut, 363—Enemies 
111 winter, 31—For waste places, 42 
—Newly set, stayed, 324—Prepared 
for planting, *126—Scraping, 60— 
To make fruit, 69—Transplanting 
from woods, 437 
Trellis for window plants_*..187 
Trout Fishing.232-318 
Truck-farming at the Soutli.171 
Turnips as a farm crop. 64 
Turnips, Sowing late.404 
Twin foals. 248 
u 
United States, population in 1980. 58 
V 
Vegetable Development.273 
Vegetables, Great improvement 
in. *..571 
Vegetables stored for winter_414 
Vetch, Hairy . *..66 
Village improvement.109 
Vine, Dutchman’s Pipe.*. .528 
Vines, To make Productive .. .. 69 
s 
falsify.5 
Salt as a Fertilizer, 228—for Stock. 
226—to Kill Weeds, 235. 
Sand Sifter .... * • 327 
Sausages iu Cotton Cases.165 
Sea Kale...5 
Seeding, Broadcast or Drilled_361 
Seeding, Thick or Thin. .143 
Seeds, Care of, 513—Cleaning, 6— 
Legal responsibility of Sellers, 126. 
Select Early, 12—i orest Trees, 528 
—Soaking, 112—Trade-names for 
120—Raising our Own, *444—Sow 
mg Small, 197. 
Sesame for Oil. .455 
Suave, Fanning iu Georgia— 452 
Sheep, American Merinos.... 80 
ol Laurel, 66—Feed-trough lor 
165—French Merino, *124—Fruitful 
(Owes, 400—Grub In the Head, 277- 
365—Market Isley.England.lOO— 
Merinos, Then and Now, *390— 
Prize Barn Plan, *572—Raising 
Lambs by hand, 175—Scab in, 325- 
Shade and Change of Pasture for, 
284 — Shearing Table, 270 — Shed 
Rack for, 443—Liver Fluke in, *363 
—Trough, *118—Wrinkles in Meri¬ 
nos, 231. 
Shelter-belts of Trees..411 
Shelters for Pigs.438 
Shoulder Yoke. *..3 5 
Shrubs Flowering. *..1SS 
Shrubs,Summer and Autumn Bloom¬ 
ing, 357. 
Sickness, Causes of. 249 
Sieve, Adjustable.260 
Silk Culture .‘218 
Sled and Clod-crusher.. .*.. 62 
Small Fruits, Pi nning .227 
Smoke-house.*. .179 
Snake, Blue Racer. . ...224 
Soap Making.Primitive.*.. 13 
Soda in Plants.3:T 
Soil, Temperature of .*. .404 
Soils, Relation of Texture to Fertili¬ 
ty, 288. 
Sorghum Culture.446 
Sorghum Culture, Prospects.52 
Sorrel, Garden. *..23 
Speculation in Grain, etc.42 
Squash Essay. 86 
Squash, Little Gem. 438 
Squashes and Pumpkins, 283—Evap 
orating, Canning,etc., 328—to Keep 
23. 
Stables, Sunlight in.55 
Stalls, Horse and cattle. 9 
Starch.*..180 
Steins. Structure ol.*..SS0 
Step ladder. *..5';6 
Stock feeding.109 
Stocking bag .*..2!l 
Stone boat, *1-1-118—Walls, use lor, 
109 
Stoves, Care of .274 
Strauch, Adolph. 362 
w 
Wagon Body, *229 — Jacks. “368- 
Rack, 326 —Seats, 3*116—Wheels, 
Strengthening, *568. 
Walks, Brick and Tile Edgings, 
*415. 
Walks, Gravel. *..128-535 
Walnut. European. 117 
Walnut, Cultivation of Black_408 
Washington Territory.559 
Water-Cress, Cultivation, *21—Lil¬ 
ies, 335—Melons in Florida, 224. 
Water Fence, Portable, *235—Gate, 
*54—Pipes, Wooden, 3C — Spout 
and Trough, 210—Tank for the 
Kitchen, *244—Troughs of Stone, 
510 
Weasel: How One was Rilled...4 
Wedge Press.*5 
Weeding Tool.-.*..248 
Weeds at the West, 15—Colt’s-foot, 
*375—Seeds, 68—Good Word for, 
22—Utilizing, 396—Wild Carrots. 
Legislation upon, 517. 
Well bucket, Plan to Sink, *277— 
Wen-curbing, Hemlock for, 372- 
Patent Void for Driven, 3*16 — 
Use for a Dry, 366— Wells, Agna¬ 
tion of Air In, 6. 
West — Editorial Correspondence, 
489—Editorial Notes, *402-446-514 
—Freight from to Europe, 276— 
When to Go, 559. 
Western Empires, Our. .*.. SI 
Wheat, Early Flowing for Fall, 371 
—Experiments with, 466—Experi¬ 
ments, 536—Origin of, *573—Pedi- 
f ree, 110 — Prices, for Eleven 
ears, 254—Sales in New York in 
1882, 85 — Screenings and " eed 
Seeds, 32 — Seed per Acre, 397— 
White Russian, 401—Will It Re¬ 
main a Paying Crop, 110. 
Wheels, Care of.•.. 16 
Wheelbarrows Useful.4*..571 
White Farm, Lady Abingdon’s..364 
White-wash, Anti-vermin. 32 
Wickets and Stiles for Iron Fences, 
4* 570. 
Willow Barriers.142 
Window Gardens.415 
Winter Cheer, 69 — Grain, Spring 
Work in. 192—Squashes, 192. 
Wire Fence, Stretcher, *234—Posts. 
Bracing, 519—Fencing, 274—Trel¬ 
lis for Pot-plants, *130. 
Women’s Work.109-118 
Wood-box.*. .24 
Wood Chuck Oil for Leather... .519 
Wood Fires.318 
Wood Lot in Winter. 5 
Wool, Sacking for Market.287 
Worms in Beet Leaves.82 
Worms in a Lawn.361 
¥ 
Yarrow.*..239 
Yeast mixture. 224 
Yucca, Pendulous.335 
Yuccas, Cultivating.*..335 
