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FREDERICK HOLBROOK AND HENRY F. FRENCH, ASSOCIATE EDITORS.

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Page Page Boy, on the farm, 308; planting a

366 Abortion in cows 399 Brake, the pasture

98 Acknowledgments. 478 Bread-making

197, 342 Address, Mr. Russell's, 17; Mr. Greeley's, 52; Mr. Brick-making, machine for

387 Proctor's, 82; Mr. Coming's, 116; Mr. King's, 148 Buckwheat

526 Advice, good 359 Budding, time for .

411, 414 Agriculture, and the President's message, 52; na- Buds, tying down .

466 tional, 74; literature of, 86; improvement in, 89; Bugology vs. squashology

207 Mass. State Board of, 97, 260, 495; south, 108; Builders, facts for .

446 Maine State Board of, 112; adapted to man, 113; Bushes, destruction of

432 statistics of, in France, 114; statistics of, 133; Butter, and milk, 41; and eggs, 48; pound of, to a spirit of, 171; in Mass., 183; review of, 212; in gallon of milk, 50, 509; products in Berkubire, Nova Scotia, 276; in Egypt, 362; fairs, 374; in 58; and cheese, 72; why don't it come, 138, 160, schools, 382; its essentials, 394; exhibition of, in

168, 210, 330; fine sad les of, 149; rancid, 203, England, 395; and the professions, 444; instruc- 292; making, successful, 220; good yield of, 264, tion in, 451; Hawaiian, 524; what Boston has 298; packing of, 347; making and preserving, 382, 389 done for

569 Aims, our, are too low

361 Alms-house, State, at Tewksbury, 455, 474, 493, 507,521

0. Animals, introduction of domestic, 310; feeding, 348, 371, 389, life, 397, 409, 419; playfulness of, Cabbage, setting out

269 464; feeding of

,551 Calendar, for January, 9; February, 57; March, Ants, red

389, 438 105; April, 153; May, 201; June, 249; July, Apples, 16; and other fruit, 176; best, 254; storing 297; August, 345; September, 393; October, them in sawdust, 280; gathering, 431; summer 441; November, 489; December

537 rose, 433; the early strawberry, 433; trees, about, Calves, rearing, 118; gnawing wood 458; Orne's early, 469; for cows, 485; sweet, Camel, about the

106 492; large, 509; a new, 513; in San Francisco 527 Canada, climate of

358 Apricots, rust on

431 Carrot, 108; vs.corn, 174; and onions, 220; Mapes April, Monthly Farmer for 264 on the culture of

401, 485 Ashes, coal, 48; house, 180, 195; and lime with Cataract, a lofty

367 muck, 228; will they dissolve bones, 246; and Caterpillars

335 lime, 322; coal, a remedy for bugs, 364; on pota- Cattle, tying up, 74; fat, 80; holdfast in, 195; of toes, 369; and sawdust, 384; leached

467, 555

New England, 245; why eat horse-manure, 278; Atmosphere, and its effects upon animal life

70 hay over, 312; show, national, 376, 518; at August, Monthly Farmer for :

399 Fitchburg, 483; at Leominster, 498; warts on, 532; salt for, 647; show, U.S.

564 Cellars, barn.

20 B. Cetonia, Inda

457, 485 Charity

398 Bachelors, badly treated 626 Charcoal, its alimentary character .

46 Bagg, Richard, Jr., life of 254 Cheese and butter, 72; as a digester

376 Barley and corn 257 Chemistry, and farming

421 Bathing 427 Cherries and plums, to dry

330 Beautiful and the useful 475 Chess, or cheat

424 Bear, story of a 460 Chestnut, the

19 Beef, good, 266; bigh price of

285 Chimney, smokeless, 134; salt your Bees, death of, in winter, 21; culture of, 76, 128, Chinese, for farmers or gardeners .

368 160, 325 347 Chip-dirt

467 Beets, early June 219 Churn, Fyler's

531 Birds of New England, 35, 142, 251; and lowers, Cider, refining, 99; and tobacco, 113; mills,4i7, 480, 573 271; and their songs 431 Clay, burnt

545 Blackberry 547 Clothing, effects of, on human skin

309 Blossoms in September 534 Clover, seed, sowing

210 Book, for the farmer, 99; Elliot's new fruit, first Club, Concord farmers, 43, 59, 110, 145, 190, 205; lessons in chemistry, culture of the grape, 234;

farmers'

355 landscape gardening, bee culture, 263; farming Colt, how to take height

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289 & swamp, 307; the modern horse-doctor 311 Cork

304 Bones, cheap experiment in decomposing, 186, 299; Congress, pay of members of .

490 save the, 216; meal

388 Corn, measuring, 102; weight and measure of, 115; Borer, loeust-treo, 448; apple-tree

534 cobs and grinding, 122; fine crop of, 133; in the Boston in 1774

553 crib, 138; where does it all go, 159; vs. carrots, Bots in horses

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Page preparing seed, 204, 267; profit in raising, 205; wants of the, 491; notice of Monthly, 538; steep for seed, 244; great crop, 244; and barley, signs of a thrifty

559 257; for cows, 265; experiments in, 268; south- Farming, in New England, 127, 167, 211, 261; by ern, 292; and the wire-worm, 292; green, for steam, 84, 95; quackery in, 137; shall I engage

Ι pudding, 346; extensive field of, 467; crop in the in, 278; northern, 280; profits of, 287; conduUnited States, 535; and hay, best method of cive to health, 311; what kind of, 357; in Ohio, getting

576 366; successful, 383; 100 years ago, 412; in Cows, stabling and feeding, in winter, 85; milch,

Palestine, 418; on poor land, 422; is it profitable, 86, 259; profitable, 93; garget in, 166; milk and 467; specimen of, 476, 500; is it respectable 541 butter, 170; carrots for, 173; extraordinary, 202; February, calendar for

57 green corn for, 265; tails, cutting off, 291; eum- Fence, a new kind of, 192, 290, 387; posts 304, 327 mer feed for, 331; milker's assistant, 353; to Fever, a remedy for scarlet

423 prevent kicking, 388; abortion in, 399; milch 552 Fields, reclaiming old

387, 509 Country, our, area of 184 Firewood, comparative value of

40 Cranberry, upland, 38, 109, 244, 509, 528; about 494 Flowers, and birds, 271; to crystallize

343 Credit, giving

471 Flour, of wheat, bolted and unbolted, 455; fluctua. Crops, great, 23 ; and the weather, 224; green, for tions in

48 summer use, 290; what is carried off by, 333; Fly, larvæ of the crane

210 rotation of, 346; in Massachusetts and Califor- Food, dry, 51; cooked and uncooked, 269; summer, nia, 362, 388; when be gathered, 407; in for cows and pigs, 331; variety of necessary 384 Maine, 510; in Concord, Mass. 510, 534 Fowls, to prevent from scratching :

467 Criticism, a, on the New England Farmer 99 Fountains, natural

353 Crow, the 213 Fox, his revenge

278 Cucumbers, how to plant, 289; plan for growing, Friday, the cold of, 1810

68 311; great yield

431 Cultivator, reversible tooth

288 Curculio, the, 134; to keep from plums, 210; to de

G. stroy, 234, 315; remedy, for the

325, 504 Currant-bushes

172, 426 Garden, observations in, 19; what it should be, 87, Curiosity reproved

504 99, 193, 208, 282, 332; work in, 129; irrigation Crystal-palace awards

125 of the, 281; farmer's, 210; weeder, 330; subur

ban, 430; a good, 463; that never fails, 495; of

E. W. Bull, Concord, 502; manure for, 509; why D. fruitful

533 Gentleman, the country

244 Dairy, improvement of 163, 169 Geological surveys, benefits of

174 Daisy, white. 100, 409 Girls, make them independent

447 December, calendar for. 537 Grafting, suckers on common plum

541 Dogs and pigs

53 Grain, barvesting, 373; proper time for cutting, Drill, the grain 257 375, 389; nutrition in various

493 Drought, in Northern Vermont 396, 437, 459, 463 Grape, vines, bearing and pruning, 49; the Concord, Durham heifers

35 98, 99, 161, 162, 196, 509, 511; wine, 437; Ca. Dying · 436 tawba

535 Grapes, transplanting and grafting

554 Grass, seed sower, 159; rye, 195; burden, 196; seed. E.

ing land to, 268; tall, 387; for pastures, 425; sowing in the fall, 449; means .

545 Eggs, and butter, 48; preservation of, for winter Gooseberries, mulching •

288 use, 69; large, 195, 253; to preserve

352 Guano, 37, 116,542; how to use, 126, 129, 195, 216, Egypt, no rain in

505 232, 266, 368, 378, 442; factory, 179; corresponEmigrant aid company

250 dence about, 279; importation of, 501, 512; doEssex county society 374 mestic, 533; what our country pays for

534 Evening, winter 38 Gutta-percha pipe

388 Evergreens, pruning 329, 363 Gypsum and ammonia

67, 575 Exercise, proper use of

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Fairs, agricultural, 374, 415; at Exeter, 486, 510;

at Providence, 486; Hampden Co., 486, 521;
New Hampshire State, 486, 534; Middlesex,

South
Farm, chronicles of a clay, 15; trees on the, 22;

products, effects of railroads on, 76; accounts,
77; fences, 78; a model, 89; for experiments,
11l; stick to the, 286; viewing of, 359, 391;
entire, 375; Prince Albert's, 430; of Harvey
Dodge, 451; a one acre, 529; Wm. F. Porter's,

income of, 541; State, at Tewksbury Farmer, the, 18; 'club, 43, 59, 110, 145, 190, 205,

355; Monthly, for December, 53; for January, 60; for February, 107; for March, 230; for April, 264; for May, 293; for June, 302; for July, 385; for August, 399; for September, 507; for Octo. ber, 549; for November, 572; for December, 537; and the Governor, 58, 94; in public places, 66, 133; thrifty and thriftless, 85, 271, 276; the Granite, 126; legislative, 131; arithmetic, 259; shall I be a, 307; the valley, Connecticut, 323; home of the, 335; tact in selling, 379; theoreti. cal, 408; bint to, 442; why discontented, 445;

Harrow, improved hinge

245 Hazel, witch

215 Heat, lasting effects of

339, 438 Hay, to find value of odd pounds, 259; and hay. 521 making, 301, 350; cutting and securing, 360; cutters, to save children's fingers from

462 Hedges, hemlock

195 Hoe, korso

115, 240 Hoeing ·

299, 356 Hogs, profit of feeding corn to, 39; fine, 239; fattening, 240; killing in Cincinnati

494 560 Home, my country

169 Hominy

464 Homøopathy, veterinary

413 Hop, roots, 265; about the

479 Horticulture, operations of

427 Horticulturist, the

527 Horn, to straighten steers, 81; shavings

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