1885 ANTIQUE COOKBOOK FARMING BEEKEEPING RURAL HOME GUIDE ARCHITECTURE OLD TOOLS
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1885 THE FARM AND HOUSEHOLD CYCLOPAEDIA, ANTIQUE COOKBOOK, FARMING, BEEKEEPING 1885 THE FARM AND HOUSEHOLD CYCLOPAEDIA, ANTIQUE COOKBOOK, FARMING, BEEKEEPING
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Description THIS BOOK IS IN BEAUTIFUL CONDITIONAntique vintage illustrated book \"The Farm and Household Cyclopaedia\" by F. M. Lupton, 1885.A complete ready reference library for farmers, gardeners, fruit growers, stockmen and housekeepers.
Containing a large fund of useful information, facts, hints and suggestions in the various departments of agriculture, horticulture, livestock raising, poultry keeping, bee keeping, dairy farming, fertilizers, rural architecture, farm implements, household management, domestic affairs, cookery, ladies fancy work, floriculture, medical matters, etc.With two hundred and forty nine illustrations1885 FIRST EDITIONAuthor F. M. LuptonIllustratedNumber of images 249Cover type hardcoverLanguage EnglishPublisher F. M. LuptonGenre Agriculture, HouseholdPages 544Dimensions
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New York:F. M. LUPTON, Publisher,No. 63 Murray Street,PLEASE SCROLL ALL OF THE WAY DOWN TO SEE ALL Architecture 11Fences and Gates 27Field Chops 37Fertilizers 58The Garden 81Orchard and Vineyard 103Small Fruits 130Live Stock 137The Poultry Yard 190The Dairy 221The Apiary 232Farm Implements 241Around the Farm 2S5Cooking Recipes 277Ladies\' Fancy Work 349Florioculture 381The Home Physician 412The Toilet 461The Laundry 471Hints and Helps 483INDEX 446Acorn, the, 410.Airy nothings, 881.Amaryllis, the, 411.Ambrosia, 332.Animals, sick, charcoal for, 165.Ankles, weak, 460.Ants, several ways to destroy, 486.Apiary, mice in the, 240,Apples, thawing frozen, 216:spiced, 305;
pickled, 315;rice and, 325;steamed, 326;stewed, 326;to keep. 491.Apple, the coddling moth and other
\' enemies of the, 116;charlotte, 816, 333;souffle 816;dumplings, 31T;snow, 334.
Apple trees, grafting, 107;suggestion regarding, 113;bark lice on, 123.
Ashes, an experiment with, 77;bones and combining, 80.
Asparagus, 86;as a lawn plant, 100;culture, new ideas in, 102;to cook, 294;with eggs, 294;pickled, 303.
Asthma, 447.Autumn leaves, preserving, 396.
Axle grease, 272.
Bachelor\'s buttons, 388.
Bag for knitting work, 374.
Bag holders, 258.
Baking powder, home made, 612.
Baldness, 438.
Bananas, fried, 317.
Barn, an octagonal, construction of, 15;plan for a, 16;a complete stock, 19;a convenient, 20;
cellar, cheap, 21;an old, how Improved, 22;doors, banging on rollers, 24.
Barometer, a handy and cheap, 496.
Baskets, hanging, imitation coral, 349;hanging, cheap and pretty, 383;moss, how to make, 408;
Basket, work, 852, 375;hanging, 355;ornamental scrap bag or, 356;for fruit, 358;fancy card, 359Basket, toilet or work, 364baby, 378;rustic hanging, 390.
Bath, a vapor, 459.
Bay rum, 467.Bean poles, substitute for, 102.
Beans and other climbers, poles for, 95haricot, 293;
Lima, with cream, 300.
Bedbugs, to exterminate, 496.
Bed covering, a very cheap, 490.
Bedding, leaves for, 168.
Beds, the best kind of, 491;airing feather, 629.
Bee farming in Australia, 234;will keeping pay, 237;hive, an unpatented, 238;keepers, young, advice to, 239.
Beef, potted, 283;rolls, 284;boiled corn, 285;frizzled, 290;spiced, 290;the best known receipt for to make tender, 611.
Beefsteak, French, 283;a delicious, 237;to improve, 529.
Beer, ginger, 846;white spruce, 345;table, 346;root, 846;nice lemon, 846.
Bees, wintering, 232;the culture of buckwheat for, 237.
Beets, 96;sugar, soil for, 99;sugar, culture of, 102;baked, 297.
Biliousness, 445.
Birds, what accomplish, 267.
Biscuits, German cream, 309;graham, 309;rice, 310;block, 310;ginger, 310;tea, 311.
Biscuit, squash, 303;oatmeal, 309;glaze, 344.
Blackberry and whortleberry, the, 134.
Blacking, waterproof; 509;excellent paste, 517.
Black leg, 169.
Black walnut, to polish, 501
Blanc mange, 333
corn starch,Blankets, to wash, 473.Bleeding, to stop, 427.Blindness, how prodnced, 160.Blister, blood, 458.blood, the, to purify, 482.Bluefish, baked, 292.Blue grass and timothy, 67.Bluing, 477.Bolls, 456.Bonnet, a straw, to bleach, 607.Boots, rubber, mending, 494;and shoes, polish for, 511;kid, to renovate the top of, 617;black kid, to restore the color of, 530.
Bets, 147.
Bouquet, a, to keep fresh, 410;de la reine, 470.
Bouquets, arranging, 405.
Bow, the Hungarian, 377.
Bowls, wooden, to prevent from crack-
ing, 628.
Box, handkerchief, 366;glove, and cover, 370.
Braid trimming, feather edged, 379.
Bran, straw and, 173;feeding with meal, 173.
Brass or copper, several ways to cleanand polish, 486.
Bread, graham, to make, 307;to keep moist, 307;rice, 307;Southern batter or egg, 307;Indian, 307, 310;brown, 308;cheese cakes, 308;dyspepsia, 309;good brown, 309;steamed brown, 310;old maid, 310;improving, 310;cottage, 311.
Bread making, 614;eight points in,. 306.
Breakfast, a nice dish for, 280;dish, 280;potato cakes for, 280;dish, a cheap, 280.
Breath, offensive, 426;the, to sweeten, 467.
Breeding males, selecting, 164.
Bright\'s disease, 441.
Britannia metal, to clean, 601.
Brittle feet, 161.
Bronchitis, 448.
Broom, a, the use of, 498.
Brown Betty, 317.
Bug-catclier, a handy, 47.
Bugs, gas tar as a remedy for, 97.on vines, to destroy, 98;water, positive cure for, 621.
Bulbs, manure for, 407.
Bull, ringing a, 165.
Bunions, 460Burdocks, remedy tor, 276.
Burns and scalds, 424.
Butter, how to make good, 223; ;to keep, 226;wrappers, waterproof; 226;rancid, to restore, 228;making, French 227Butter, preparing for market, 228;
keeping for winter use; 228;
making, first principles in, 229;
borax for salting, 230;
don\'t flavor too much, 230;
to color, 230;
firm without ice, 231;
orange, 332;
peach, 313, 333;scotch, 347;to puniy, 517;to improve and preserve, 623;
Butter-worker, an improved, 227.
Cabbage, fertilizer for 94;club root in, 99;line, 297;baked, 297;unpleasant odor ftom, 621.
Cabbages, early, how to grow, 93;novel method of gi\'owing, 94;red, to pickle, 306.
Caked udder, 170.
Cake johnny, 310;bon-ton wedding, 334;snow jelly, 334;rich coffee, 336;marble, 336;lemon, 336;watermelon, 336;frosting for, 336;cocoanut, 336;apple, 336;angel, 336; \'a useful, 336;Dolly Varden, 836;almond, 337;raised raisin, 337;strawberry or red, 337;farmer\'s fruit, 337;ice cream, 337;rice, 337:;pineapple, 337;banana, 33S;bread, 338;block, 338;layer, fllllng for, 338;huckleberry, 339;Boston, 339;queen\'s, 339;cream, 339;Mrs. Crabtree\'s, 339;loaf seed, 340;Adelaide, 340;fruit cream, 340tea, 340;Christmas, 340;molasses sponge, 340corn, 341;fruit, 341, 342;jelly, to roll, 841;mother\'s tea, 341;choice flg, 341;currant, 341;layer, 841;hickory nut, 341;molasses, 342;sponge, 342;clove, 312;feather, 343;Cake, Snowden;342;
chocolate, new way to prepare, 342;
to flavor, 343;White Mountain, 343:railroad sponge, 343:plum, 343;Virginia snow, 343;water pound, 343;no egg, 348;cup, 343;gold, 343;baking, hints on, 493.
Cakes, bread griddle, 277;buckwheat, 277;corn griddle, 278;wheat griddle, 278;breakfast corn, 278;fried meat, 286;clam, 293;green corn, 299;buttermilk, 338;coffee, 338;honey, 339;cream tea, 339;Boston tea, 340;fried, without eggs, 341.
Calf weaner, 167.-Calico, to prevent from fading, 481.
Callas, treatment of, 409.
Calves, raising, 165;scours in, 173.
Canada thistles, killing, 57,
Canaries, 520.
Cancer, 428.Candle, a, to burn all night, 519.
Candy, walnut, 347;almond, 847;chocolate, 347;cocoanut, 348;vanilla, 348.
Cane chair bottom, to restore, 508.
Cankers, 460.Canned goods, to pack, 630.
Caponizing, 196.
Card receiver and watch case, hanging,361.
Carnations from cuttings, 408.
Carpet, a, taking up, 519.
Carpets, cleaning, 493;to remove grease from, 500;to renovate, 502;to restore the color of, 508;to clean, 528.
Carriage, a, to preventfrom spotting, 274.
Carriage-house and stable, model, 24.
Carrots, stewed, 298.
Cases, handkerchief, 370.
Case, slipper, 368toilet bottle, 362;scissor and needle cushion, 872.
Cashmere, black, to cleanse, 482.
Catarrh, 436.
Catch-all, 363.
Catsup, tomato, 308;cucumber, 306;currant, 306;grape, 306.
Cattle, in cornstalks, 168;relieving choked, 167;rack, 169;Cattle, economy in feeding, 169;to prevent from hooking fences, 161;black tongue in, 162;lice on, 163;how practical farmers manage their,
167;sores on, 170;cornstalks for, 171;jumping, 172,the best feed for, 172;phosphates for, 172.
Cauliflower, 89;water necessary to, 102;fried, 296;baked, 299;pickled, 302.
Ceilings, smoky, to clean, 622.
Celery, 87;an easy method of blanching, 88.
Cellars, mold in, 276.
Cement, a good, 498;for fastening instruments in handles,
604:a, withstanding heat and moisture;
606;to mend china, 610;for kerosene oil lamps, 611;glycerine, 519;for glass, crockery, etc., 622.
Chair cover, embroidered, 379.
Chairs, old cane, upholstering, 494,
Chandeliers, improvement in, 629.
Charlotte Busse, 330.
Cheese, to keep from mold, 603;mites in, 522.
Cherries, preserved, 312.
Cherry trees, diseased, 116.
Chicken and duck enclosure, 196;coop, a, 210;coop, an inexpensive, 216;cholera, 216;fountain, a cheap, 217;lice, 217;Viennese style, 283;patties, 284;Virginia fried 284;a la mode, 284;boned, 286;fried, 287;fritters, 287;croquette, 287;pressed, 239.
Chickens, artifloially hatched, how to
raise, 198;raising by artificial mothers, 203;late, 219;smothered, 284;new way of cooking, 287.
Chilblains, 440.
Child, a young, food for, 459.
Childhood, dangers of, 414.
Children, nursing, 456;teething, ice for, 467.
Children\'s tails, 427.
Chimney, a burning, 513;ornaments, crystallized, 516;to clean a, 529.
Chimneys, smoky, 512;lamp, care of, 622;lamp, to keep from cracking, sac.534Chocolate, Iceland mosB, 348.Choking, 460,Cholera morbus, 441:inrantum, 458,
Chowder, flsh, 291.
Chromos, to mount, 617.
Churning, power for, 224;hard, ana blue cream, 225.
Cider, how to preserve, 266;how to keep sweet, 617.
Cisterns, 263;to purify, 263.
Citron, preserved, 314.
Clams with cream, 292;panned, 292;how to cook, 293.
Clod crusher, a, 251;a good, 245.
Closets, damp, 523.
Cloth, black, to renovate, 509.
Clothes brush holder, 354;washing without feding, 477:a French way of washing, 477;new mixture used in washing, 478;to take mildew from, 479;bars, convenient, 473;sprinkler, 476;care of, 501;grease spots on, 506;to perfume, 528.
Clothing, winter, putting away, 525;ink on, 527.
Cockroaches, to exterminate, 523,
Codfish with cream, 291;balls, 292.
Coffee, good, to make, 277;cream, 330;and tea pots, to clean, 527;pot, care of a, 529.
Cold in the head, 436;taking, 453.
Colic, 444;in infante, 453.
Coloring recipes, 484.
Colors, to set, 518.
Color, to restore, 516.
Colt, raising a, 138;to bit a, 139.
Colts, ringbones on, 149.
Combs, fine toothed, to clean, 524.
Complexion, the, pearl water for, 469.
Compost, ashes in the, 76;materials for, 79.
Cones, cocoanut, 332.
Conserve, lemon, 333.
Consumption, 429;the earliest sign of, 444.
Contagion, to prevent, 455.
Conveniences, household, 491
Convulsions, 443.
Cookies, 342;good plain, 335;currant. 336;molasses, 337;soft, 340;hickory nut, 342;ginger, 342;cocoanut, 343.
Copying-ink, 518.
Corn, hilling Injurious to, 40;Corn crib, an Ohio, 40;seed, 41, 56;crib, a convenient, 41;cribs, cheap, 42;the enemies of, 43;seed saving, 44;fodder, curing 44;culture, 44;points on, 44;raising good in a dry season, 46;cabbages with, 46;with tomatoes, 300;beans, etc., to can, 489;sweet, canning, 500.
Corn-marker, a good, 245.
Corns, 434.Corn-sheller, a home-made, 249.
Corpulence, 452.
Corsets, to clean, 613.
Cosmetics, 464.
Costiveness, 440.
Cottage, an inexpensive, 11;an ornamental country, 12.
Cottons, colored, to wash, 478.
Coughs and colds, 436.
Cow, marks of a good, 168;horse or, to test the health of a, 169:how to milk a, 170;foul foot in a, 171.
Cows, milch, bone disease in, 168;good, how ruined, 160;milch, currying, 161;to prevent kicking, 162;the soiling system with, 164;winter themselves, 171;kicking, 171;warm water for, 171;celery tops for, 172;garget in, 173.
Crabs, deviled, 292.
Crackers, home made, 307;oatmeal, 308.
Cracks in a wall, to remove, 527.
Cramp in the leg, 456;in bathing, 469.
Cramps, 462.Cranberries, to keep all winter, 528.
Cranberry culture, 130.
Cream and cold, 226;whipped, 331;Dorcas American, 332;velvet, 332;apple, 334;chocolate, 334;Caledonian, 334;pineapple Bavarian, 329;cold, 468.
Creams, walnut, 346.
Cribbing, 151.
Cribs, hemlock, 152.
Croup, 433.
Crow\'s nest, 319.
Crows, to banish from a field, 66.
Crullers, 343.
Cucumbers on trellises, 98;melons and, boxes for, 98\'melons and, early, 101;stewed, 295.
Curbing, a good well, 273.
Curculio, plum, destroying the,
Curculio, tomato leaves a remedy forthe, 116;
plum protection against the, 117.
Currants, spiced, 306:frosted, 311.
Currant worm, the, easy method of dls-posing of 136.
Curry, 285.Curtams, damask, to clean, 527.Cushion, needle, 357.
Custard, apple, 317;coffee, 318;cream, 319;floating Island, 320;lemon, 322;raspberry, 325;sweet apple, 326;tapioca, 326;snow, 331.
\'Custards, chocolate cream, 318.Dandruff, 450.
Deafness, 459.
Decorating, a lesson in, 859.
Dessert, 332;salad, 305;simple, 326;orange, cream pie and, 331.
Diamonds, to clean, 530.
Diarrhoea, 433;diet during, 457.
Diphtheria, 432.
Discovery, a valuable, 609.
Dish, an excellent, 283;a nice supper, 283;excellent tea, 289;a good breakfast, 239;a delicious, 298;wiping, 606.
Disinfectant, simple, 466, 518.
Doughnuts, 342.
Drainage, value of, 267;a suggestion for, 270.
Draining wet land, 271
Dress, a muslin, to wash, 480;a calico, to iron, 482.
Drink, cherry effervescing, 346;cool summer, 346.
Drops, peppermint, 347;lemon, 348.
Dropsy, 450.Drowning, to restore the, 441.
Ducks, how to raise, 218.
Duck, to cook a, 289;imitation, 298.
Dysentery, 431.
Dyspepsia, 430.
Earache, 422.
Ear, the, removing substances from, 468;the, deficiency of wax in, 468.
Eau de cologne, to make, 469.
Edging, wheat ear, 367.
Egg nogg, 344.
Egg plant, stuffed, 295;fried, 300.
Egg production, winter, 209.
eggs, packing for market, 201;and pullets, 212;preserving— several practiced meth-
ods, 214;infertile, 217;Eggs, how increased, 219;scrambled, 279;a la creme, 279;Newport style, 279:stuffed 279;cupped, 280;
Figs, tomato, to make, 348.Fires, kerosene, 521Fish culture for the farm, 269;croquettes, 293.
Pits, 460.Flannels, whitening yellow, 478.
Flannel, to wash, 474.
Flapjacks, lemon, 278, 323.
Flat irons, rusty, to clean, 482.
Fleas, to exterminate, 512.
Flies, remedy for, 506;to get rid of, 524.
Floors, stain for, 506;filling for cracks in, 510;wooden, cleaning, 516;to color walnut tint, 517.
Flour, care of, 522.
Flowers, fresh-blown, in winter, 404;essence from, 467;cut to preserve, 513;withered, to revive, 524.
Fodder, will it pay to steam, 174.
Food, proportions of, 172.
Founder, 147.
Fowl, cure for scaly legs in, 219;bashed, 287;to dress cold, 288;a, how to dress properly, 497.
Fowls, feeding hoppers for, 208;a grain-chest for, 213;gapes in, 218.
Fractures, to ascertain, 467.
Frames, shell, to make, 514;gilt, to cleanse, 618.
Freckles, 461.
Fritters, hominy, 279;apple, 319;delicious, 318;cream, 319;orange, 320;lemon, 323;pineapple, 324;raspberry, 326;rice, 325.
Frosting, gelatine, 337.
Fruit gatherer, a Belgian, 112;cellars, 113;thinning, 113,growers, maxims for, 116;growers, suggestions to, 118;growing jottings, 119;preserving, 123, 926;pests, 125;canning, 496;stains 496jars, to prevent breaking, 499;extracts, etc., to make, 502;bottling, 509;cans, to determine If air tight, 509;jars, fastening, 919;jars, to render air tight, 619.
Fruits, drying, 622.
ftult tree culture, 118;errors In, 112.
Fruit trees, the best time to prune, 104;roots of. 111;how to fertilize. 111;manure for, 114;Insects injurious to, 116;girdling, 121;Fruit trees, iron for, 125.
Fuchsias, 395;among roses, 409.
Furniture, marble top, how to clean,497\"to remove bruises from, 523;
walnut, for oiling, 623.
furs to clean, 492;
to keep in winter, 511;to dye, 516.
Game, to remove fishy taste from, 287.
Garden, a good, how to make, 83;hot water on the, 97;coal ash walks for the, 99;crops, rotation of, 82;house, rustic, 268.
Gardens, small, seeds for, 100.
Garments, white knitted, to clean, 528:linen, to whiten, 524.
Gate, always ready, 30;a good farm, 31;a cheap, 32.
Gates, some fancy, 32.
Geese, to fatten, 220.
Gems, graham, 308;oatmeal, 309;corn, 319.
Geranium, golden-leaved horseshoe,393.
Geraniums, to keep through the winter,
403;scarlet, to preserve through the win-
ter 407\'Bteam baihs for, 411;cut back the, 411.
Gilding without a battery, 503.
Gingerbread, muster, old-fashioned,338.
Glasses, hints about, 445.
Glass, frosting, 507;to bore holes in, 508;how to cut, 510;mending, 515;to clean, 522;to remove putty from, 524;ground, to imitate, 530.
Glassware, preserving, 497.
Gloves, to clean, 503;kid, to clean, 505;kid, to restore, 519.
Glue which will unite even polished
steel, 504;marine, 510;
liquid, 519.
Gold, artificial, 491;to clean 526.
Gooseberries and currants, 134.
Gout, 464.
Grafting wax, 108.
Grain chest, mice in the, 276.
Graining, to wash, 499.
Grapes keeping, 127;keeping In cellars, 127;keeping in winter, 128;hardy, culture of, 129.
Grape, the, how to prune, 128.
Grape vines, winter care of, 127;bleeding, 129.
Grasses, crystallizing, 410.
Gravel walks, weeds on, 102,Gravy, thick, 286.
Grease to remove, 514;to take out of velvet, 520;to remove from a stove hearth, 520;
baking griddle cakes without, 524.
Green fly, the remedy for, 98.
Green house, a miniature, 397.
Ground moles, trapping, 262.
Grubs, to get rid ot 98.
Guano, home made, 19.
Gum-boil or weakness of the gums, 469.
Hair, gray, to prevent, 468;the, to prevent falling off, 462;the, pomade for, 466;the, rose bandoline for, 466;the, to curl, 467;dye, walnut, 468;to Increase the growth of, 468;the, to thicken, 469;crimping, 469;wash, 469;the, care of, 469;the, oil of roses for, 470;restorative, 470;the, wash for, 470;brushes and combs, to clean, 605;to re-color, 528.
Hairs, superfluous, \"to remove, 442.
Halibut, smoked, to broil, 293.
Ham, baked, 285;broiled, 290.
Hammock, a, how to make, 496.
Hams, how to cure, 272;plan for keeping, 275;to preserve from flies, 602.
Handkerchief, a cambric, to wash, 430.
Handkerchiefs, perfume for, 470.
Hands, the, to soften, 463;the, to whiten, 463;chapped, 466;the, to remove tar from, 522.
Harness, washing, 276;a good suggestion about, 276.
Harp, an aeollan, to make, 487.
Hash, vegetable, 297.
Hassock, a home made, 363,
Hatching period, the, 204.
Hats, cleaning, 522.
Hay, clover, cutting, 56;making— a good suggestion, 66;elevating apparatus, 242.
Headache, 426.
Health, dieting for, 420.
Heartburn, 451.
Heaves, 148. —
Heifer or a vicious cow, a, how to breakto milk, 166.
Hemorrhage, 447.
Hennery, a model, 190;road-dust for the, 220.
Hens, milk for, 202;eating eggs, 220.
Hen\'s nest, 332. *
Hiccough, 460.
Hides, to tan, 259.
Hint, a useful, 80.
Hoarseness, 449.
Hoeing, the philosophy of, 53,benefits of, 101;small crop, implement for,flog cholera, 178;raising, economy In, 183.
Hogs, charcoal for, 180;
as producers of manure, 181;
bone meal for strengthening, 182;
keeping clean, 182;
hay for, 183;roots for, 183;water for, 183;squash for fattening, 183.
Honey, artificial, 510.
Honeysuckle, Dutch, in the house, 398.
Horn, hollow, 168;brlttlenesB, treatment of, 170.
Horns, training, 167;cows\', rings on, 173.
Horse, how to judge a, 137;feed for the, 137;balky, cure for, 142;a hide-bound, to recruit, 152.
Horse\'s age, how to tell a, 160.
Horses, feeding, 138;to break from pulling at the halter, 141 ;warts on, 141;stumbling, 142;kicking, 143;vicious, training, 143;galls and sores on, 144;reining, 146;colic in, 146;epizootic In, 148;shying, 148;scratches, on, 149;sick, treatment of, 149:biting, a muzzle for, 160;the watering of, 161;linseed oil for, 161;avoiding indigestion in, 162;files and, 152;to cool when hot, 162;sprains and bruises in, 162;worms In, 163;best method of cleaning, 163.
Horseshoe, a convenient, 140.
Horse\'s legs, care of, 150.
Hot slaw, 306.
Housekeeper, what an old has learned,490.
Husking, 45.
Hydrophobia, 447;to prevent, 46i.
Hysterics, 443.
Ice Cream, French vanilla, 343;crushed strawberry, 343;coffee, 344;lemon, 344;Italian orange, 344.
Ice, making and keeping, 256;orange, 344;lemon-water, 344;red currant fruit, 344;raspberry water, 344.
Icing, chocolate, 342.
Implements, farm, care of, 244.
Incubators, good and cheap, 197.
Indigestion 454.
Ink on books, 608;from carpets, 515;black, 515;Indelible marking, 620;
Ink stains on furniture, S21.Insect destroyer, potato juice as an,102;kerosene an, 111.
Insecticide, a simple, 514.
Insertions, knitted. 366.
Ironers, hints to, 479;
Iron, the, to prevent from sticking, 481;to prevent from rusting, 524.
Irrigation, an easy metbod of, 136.
Ivory to whiten, 530.
Ivy, English, treatment of, 408.
Jam, raspberry, 313;white currant, 313;blackberry, 314;apple, 315;gooseberry, 315.
Jaundice, 454.
Jaws, sensitive, 153.
Jellies without fruit, 314.
Jelly, Russian, for invalids, 311;chicken, 311;mock champagne, 312;apple, 312;orange, 312;uncooked currant, 313;calfs foot, 313;coffee, 313;gooseberry, 314;blackberry, 314;crab apple, 314;lemon, 314;currant 315;tapioca, 315;isinglass, 315;gooseberry, 315;cranberry, 316;mold on, 521;molds, 529.
Jewelry, gilt, to clean, 513;to brighten, 520.
Jumbles, chocolate, 339.
Kettles, new, 523;crust in, 529;tin, to improve, 530.
Keys, how to fit into locks, 506.
Kisses, 340.Kitchen floors, grease on, 503.
Knock-knees, 454.
Labor-saving invention, a, 511.
Lace, antique, 359;spread, a handsome, 361;curtains, washing, 471;to wash, 475;black, to clean, 504;black, to freshen, 520.
Lady Angers, 339.
Lamb, mint sauce for, 288;delicious flavor to, 289.
Lambs, early, 187.
Lamp shade, 369;explosions, 506;chimneys, cleaning, 510;burners, old, to clean, 529.
Lamps, to, clean, 527.
Langshans, the, 220.
Lara, rancid, to sweeten, 530.
Laundry, the, hints for, 478.
Lavender water, 468.
Lawn, rustic seats for the, 265.
lawns, salt and plaster on, 80;Lawns, improving, 276.to wash, 479.
Laxatives, 468.
Layers, how to produce, 218.
Leather, to render waterproof, 49
Lemonade, ginger, 345;orangeade or, 346;effervescing, 346;milk, 346.
Lemon float, 330;peel, candled, 348;leaves, use of, 521.
Lemons, medical qualities of, 421.
Limbs, frozen, 460;
Lime, a few words about, 58.
Linen, men\'s, doing up, 476;how to gloss, 476;to bleach, 479;scorched, 480;to whiten, 480;to remove rnst from, 480;yellow, to whiten, 481;colored table, to wash, 482;cotton or, waterproof coating tor, 520;to perfume, 528.
Linens, black or navy blue, percales,etc., for washing, 479.
Lip salve, 470.
Lips, chapped, cure for, 470.
Liquor appetite, 434.
Liver, stewed, 288;fried as cutlets, 290;a good way to cook, 290;complaint, for, 462.
Lockjaw, 448.Looking glasses, to clean, 513.
Lungs, to ascertain the state of the, 443;the, to protect from dust, 466.
Macaroni, 295;cheese, 297.
Macaroons, 342;hickorynut, 340.
Mackerel, broiled, 293.
Malaria, preventives of, 412.
Manure, composting, 63;salt as a, 64;what a pint did, 70;how to double the usual quantity or
on the farm, 71;advantages or sheltering, 71;liquid, for gardening, 73;value of home-made, 75;for almost nothing, 77;poultry 77;liquid, 78;how to apply, 78;spreading, 78;mixing in winter, 78;alternating, 79;hen, how to use, 79;a good garden, 80.
Manures, variation in, 61;home-made vs. commercial, 60;green, 72;how to keep and spread, 76.
Marble, to clean, 617.
Mares, working in foal, 141.
Marmalade, orange, 313;plum, 314;quince, 814.star, 377:\' \'neat, 378.
Matting, cleaning, 62straw, 630. \'Mattress, a, to revive 628
Measles, 416.
Meat, recipe for cnrlng 267-now to make tender 288-fresh, how to keep, 608.
Meats, to cure, 603.
Melon culture, hints on 92:worm, the, 95. \'Menstruation, painful, anodyne for,456.Milking, apparatus for, 221.
Milk-setting, suggestions in, 229.
Milk, taste of turnips in, 168;the first, 169;cooler, 223;bitter, 230;hot, as a stimulant, 460;to keep, 527.
Mink, skunk, etc., trapping the, 260.
Mirrors, finger marks on, 530.
Mixture, a valuaiile, 98.
Mosquito remedy, 499.
MoMi patches, 468.
Moths, protection against, 486;in carpets, 516.
Mouse-holes, to stop, 530.
Mucilage, 507.
Muck, experience with, 70.
Muffins, hominy, 277;corn 277;breakfast, 277;buttermilk, 277.
Mulching, advantages of, 136.
Mumps, 443.
Mushroom culture, 83.
Mushrooms, stewed, 297.
Mustard, French, 306.
Mutton cutlets in the Portuguese way,
286;scrambled, 289.
Nails, the, 469;driving into hard wood, 273.
Neck, stiff, 469;enlarged, 460.
Nervousness, 416.
Nests, how should be made, 220;of sawdust, 220.
Nettle rash, 446.
Neuralgia, 422.
Nipples, sore, 466.
Nose bleed, 438.
on cloths, how to clean, 611.
Oil, coal, important use of, 270.
Oleomargarine, how to detect, 231.
Omelet, 279;a veal, 288;oyster, 290;tomato and onion, 299;caullflow6r, 301.
Onion growing, 90. . . ,
Onions, a new method of raising, 91;Onions, bending down, 101;baked, 29S;scalloped, 299;pickled, 304.
Orange peel, candled, 318.
Oranges, compote of, 331;cold, 344.
Orchard, management, HI;how to renew an, 112;ants in the, 124;cultivating the, 125.
Ornament, parlor, 362, 406.
Ottoman, 364.
Over-reaching, 163.
Oxen, care of, 173.
Oyster patty, 292;toast, 293;macaroni, 293;loaf, 294.
Oysters, spiced, 291;fried, 291;broiled, 291;pickled, 293, 305.
Pail, a wooden, to take the woody tasteout of, 524.
Paint, for farmers, 274;for one cent a pound 276;to remove from a wall, 620;volatile soap for removing, 627.
Pancakes, French, 278;egg, 278;cream, 278;to make batter, 278.
Pansy, how to grow the. 407.
Paper, uses of, 606;to take grease from, 518.
Parsley, 94.
Partridge, roast, 288.
Partridges, bread sauce for, 288.
Paste, almond, 469;a good, 499;for cleaning knives, 513;for removing grease from silk, 518.
Pastry, magic, 322;to ice, 323.
Pasture lands, improving, 66.
Peaches, spiced, 314;and plums, pickled, 316;with rice, 330.
Peach trees, pruning, 106;diseased, 118;borer, the, 118.
Pear culture, points on, 109;blight and peach yellows, 116;blight, protection against 117;trees, to preserve from blight, 125.
Pears, what shall I grow, 120;hints on marketing, 124;apples and, hints on gathering, 126.
Peas, green, to preserve for winter use,519.
Pens, to Improve, 517;steel, to preserve, 527.
Pen wiper, 357.
Perspiration, odor from, 457.
Pests, insect, to destroy,
Piano, finger marks on a, 53
Pickle, egg, 301.
Pickles, fine encumber, 301;sweet cucumber, 304;Pickles, sweet 806;to Improve, 522.
Picture frames, Ivy for, 381.
Pie-crust without lard, 328;cat-meal, 328.
Pie, pigeon, 286;French chicken, 287;mutton, 289;Cornish fish 293;tomato, 296;potato, 298;apple meringue, 327;cherry, 327;cream, 327;custard, 327;mock lemon, 328;Beverly, 328;corn-starch custard, 328;lemon, 328;lemon meringue, 328;apple custard, 328;rhubarb cream, 329;orange, 829;buttermilk, 329;rice, 329;pumpkin, 329;Marlborough, 329;Washington, 329;cocoanut, 329;peach, 329;prune, 329;banana, 334.
Pies, spring mince, 827.
Piggery, a winter, 174.
Pig raising, 175;sty, a good, 178;the, as a plowman, 179;scraping table, 181:a, how to give medicine, 182.
Pigs, phosphates essential to, 181;paralysis in, 183;scurvy, 183.
Piles, 459.
Pillow sham, 353.
Pimples, 464.
Fincasbion, 374;toilet, 357.
Pineapples, to preserve in slices, 311.
Pine work, to Improve, 515.
Pip, to cure, 212.
Plant, basket, a beautiful, 398;stand, a cheap, 405;a novel house, 409;fertilizers,
Plants, protecting young, 98;starting early, 100;room, diseases of, 381;how to kill insects on, 387;ammonia for, 388;to prepare for winter, 391;house, selection of, 392;soil for, 392;sickly, hot- water cure for, 393;the mud system of slipping, 394;novel method of enriching, 397;house, growing In moss, 398;some new, offered by German florists,
399;house, 406;trellis for, 407;Plants, to re-pot, 408;frozen, 409;potting and watering, 409;tender, covering for, 409;moving, 410;watering, 410;starting, 411.
Plaster and ashes, use of, 69.
Plow attachment, coulter cleaning, 248;hand, 263. \'Plowing, experiments in, 51;early or late fall, 62.
Plums, a suggestion to growers of, U4;
Plush mosaic, 365;thermometer frame, 373;to clean, 609.
Pneumonia, 412.
Poisoning, ivy, 437.
Poisons antidotes for, 413.
Polish, furnitnre, 489;French, 496;glycerine leather, 504;dressing, for leather, French, 504;stove, to Improve, 520.
Pop-corn, to sugar or crystallize,balls, 347.
Pop-overs, 324.
Portfolio, music, and stand, 358;hanging, 373.
Post driver, spile or, 246.
Posts, easy method of taking up, 38,
Potash, the work of, 74.
Potato culture, 46;disease, the, 48;bugs, new remedy for, 61;dumplings, 296;croquettes, 298;snow, 300;puffs, 300;fritters, 300;balls, 301.
Potatoes, phosphate for, 46;methods of raising, 48;points about, 50;getting early, 50;raising, 60;in winter, 61;combining different varieties ofnitrogen for, 79;boiling, 294;snap beans and, 294;Saratoga, 295;a la Duchesse, 297;fried whole, 298;Med with butter, 299;fried, 299;scalloped, 300;browned, 300;to prepare for breakfast, 301.
Potple, peach, 324.
Poultry house for chickens, a, 190;house, movable, 193;house, model, 194;keeping for profit, 203;house, a rustic, 204;packing for market, 206;raising as a business, 206;on a large scale, 207;raising, successful,ash for, 212;Poultry houses cheap 215manure, 220. \'Powder, tooth. 461-toilet, 486; \'acent, 468;violet, 470.
Preserves, grape, 311;hints about malting, 312-citron or watermelon, 313:plum, 315.
Prickly heat, 455.
Pruning— making the out, 103;deciduous trees, 103;versus mutilation, 105;for fruit, 105;necessary precautions after, I06.
Pudding, green com, 301;amber, 316;apple, 316^all the year round, 316;an excellent, 316;a la elegante, 316;bread, 317;baked lemon, 317;bird\'s nest, 317;cup plum, 317;chocolate, 318;cranberry, 318;cake, 319;cocoanut, 319;custard, 319;cream batter, 319;egg, 319;cracker, 319;citron, 319;cottage, 319;cracked wheat, 319;date or prune, 320;a delicious, 320;dandy, 320;English plum, 320;economical &mily, 320;fig, 321:farmer\'s, 321;fruit, 321;ginger, 321;golden, 321;graham, 321;hard times, 321;home, 322;Indian, 322;Indian apple, 322;kiss, 322;Kent, 322;lemon meringue, 322;lemon, 323;mountain dew, 323;orange. 323;peach, 323;pan, 324;pineapple, 324;plum, 324;puff, 324;quick, 324;sweet potato, 824;steamed, 324;new rice, 826;raisin, 325;Swiss, 325;suet, 325Padding, snow ball, 326
tiptop, 326;
tapioca, 326;
Yorkshire, 327.
Puddings, queen of, 324.
FuQ6, Indian meal, 310;tea, 310;Albany, 317;Spanish, 333.
Pulmonary diseases, petroleum in, 462;complaints, 456.
Purse, ladies\' fancy bag, 371.
Queen\'s wing, clipping the, 237.
Quilt lining, 369.
Quince snow, 334.
Quinces, secret of raising, 125.
Quinsy, 461.
Rabbit, to cook a, 285.
Radishes, to force, 102.
Rain gauge, a cheap, 273.
Raspberries, about, 133;blackberries and, trellises for, 136;
Raspberry, red, 135.
Rats and mice, 276;to exterminate, 173, 607;how to get rid of, 273.
Razor, sharpening a. 507.
Rectum, worms in the, 153.
Refrigerator, an home made, 493;
Rheumatism, 416;Inflammatory, 461.
Ribbons, to clean, 618;how to smooth, 624.
Ringworm, 439.
Roll, cranberry, 318;fruit, 321.
Roller and vibrating harrow, comblnel241.
Rolls, French, 308;tea, 308;breakfast, without soda, 309;light, 309.
Roly Poly, orange, 323.
Roofs, how to thatch, 269;leaky, to repair, 273.
Roof, to clean an old, 274.
Room, a cheap and simple way to dis-
infect a, 459;a, to purify, 513.
Roots, raising, 54;storing, 55.
Rose culture, 390.
Roses, otto of, 467;French milk of, 470.
Rosette, a, 363.
Rosettes, 308.
Roup, 219.Rugs, Persian, made at home, 351.
Rusks, tea, 310.
Rust, iron, 481;to preserve bright grates or fire irons
ifom, 518;to prevent in tinware, 519;to prevent, 521;to take out of steel, 530.
Sachet. 370.
Salad, delicious beet, 302;celery, 302;potato, 302chicken, 302;Salad, how to dress, 303;lobster, 303;cauliflower, 303;tomatoberring, 30l;cabbage, 304;German, 304;carrot, 304;winter, 804;lisim, 305;dressing,fruit, 306;cucumber, 306;orange, 334,
Sallie Lunn, 326.
Salmon, broiled, 291;croquettes, 292.
Salt rbeam, 496.
Sand hearts, 339.
Sandwlcbes, egg, 310.
Sauce pans, porcelain, to whiten, 518.
Sauce, piquante, 286;a brown, 286;crab, 292;piquante for fish, 294\',
fish, 294;celery, 299;Robert, 299;tomato, 300:horse-radlsn, 300;Chili, 306;delicious apple, 317;cranberry, 318;egg, 320;for ginger pudding, 321;hard, for puddings, 322;molasses, 323,maple sugar, 323;pudding, 326;a fine pudding, 326;wine, for pudding, 327.
Scald head, 420.
Scarf, a table, 378.
Sciatica, 444.
Scissors, to sharpen, 921.
Scorch, for taking out, 482.
Scraper, Thomas\' no-patent, 260;a good 291.
Screen, how to make a, 399;an ivy, 401.
Scrofula, 448.
Scurf, 491.Seasickness, preventive of, 499.
Seed, quantity of, to an acre, 53.
Seeds, soaking, 63;saving, 81;flower, autumn sowing of, 407;to keep from the depredations of mice,
530.
Shade, extempore, forreadlng lamps, 502,
Sham champagne, 346.
Shampooing liquid 470.
Shawl, crocheted, 371.
Shawls, Shetland, to wash, 478;white worsted, to clean, 482
Sheep, hurdling, 184;raising feed tor, 186;to tell the age of, 185;ticks— how to get rid of them, 186;bow to make pay, 187;Sheep, feed rack for, 188;why profitable, 188;tar the noses of, 189;poisoned, to cure, 189;crossing Merino on common, in.
Sherbet, berry, 346.
Shoeing, ignorance in, 162.
Shoe soles, how to preserve, 616.
Shoes, white kid, to clean, 619.
Shortbread, Scotch, 308.
Shortcake, strawberry, 326.
Shorthorns, hints to breeders of, 163.
Sick, how people get, 463.
Silks, to restore the color of, 528.
Silk, to determine the quaUty of, 496;cleaning black, 501.
Silo, a, new way with, 264.
Sliver plate, to clean, 500;wash, celebrated recipe for, 523.
Silverware, to prevent from tarnishing496.
Skeleton leaves, to prepare, 361.
Skunks, to get rid of, 219.Slipper, knitted dressing, 376.
Small fruits, fall setting of, 135;easy method of cultivating, 136.
Small pox, 438.
Smilax for a curtain, 393;how to grow, 403.
Smoke houses, 266.
Suaike bites, 498.
Snaps, ginger, 340;Goffee, 341.
Snow balls, 333.
Snowflake, 333.
Snow plow, a, 252.
Soap suds, 76;toilet, 469;to save, 481 ;hard,
Sofa pillow, 369;coverings, cleansing,
Soils, the fertility of, 72.
Soil, the, how to enrich, 62;improving light, 78.
Soldering and tinning, fluid for, 60*.
Something nice, 304.
Soup, asparagus, 280;potato, 280;green pea, 281;cream-of-rice, 281;chlsken cream, 281;Saturday, 281;cauliflower, 281;minute, 281;veal cream, 281;macaroni, 232,beef, 282;one day, 282;mutton, 282;poultry, 282;bean, 282;julienne, 282;codfish, 282;vegetable, 282;tomato, 283;Bummer, 28*;plain, 283;okra, 288;, cure for, 149.to cook, 296
Spirals, 332.
Sponge aropa 341-
garden, a, too. \'
Sponges,
Spotting, to prevent, 481.
Sprains ana bruises, 418.
SquasU culture, 92.
stuffed, 295;
scalloped, 298.
Squashes, keeping winter 91.
Stable noors, best material for 148
Stables, sawdust for, 161;horse, flies in, 152.
Staining woods, 487.
Stains and spots, for the removal of,
483;
to remove from the hands, etc., 509;
to remove from broadcloth, 518;
to take Jl\'om marble, 516;
coffee or milk, to remove, 526;
iodine, removing, 528;
to remove from tableware, 529.
Stall, kicking in the, 146.
Stammering, 447.
Stand, visiting card 374;
for cigar ashes, 377;
rustic flower, 396;
a home made flower, 410.
Starch, gum arable, 479;
to prevent lumps in, 481;
potato, to make, 481;
alum in, 481.
Steak, the right way to cook, 290.
Steel articles, to clean, 616.
Stew, Irish, 296.
Stings, bee, 466.
Stitch, star, 379.Stock, an inexpensive relish for, 155;
cheap shelter for, 164;
feed rack for, 166;
feeding, science applied to, 166;
roots for, 171;
mixing liay for, 172;
carrots for, 172;
overfeeding, 176.
Stockings, faded blue, to restore, 482;to color blue, 515.
Stomach, sickness of, 448;acid, 457.
Stove, clinkers in a, to destroy, 527;
a, to give a fine, brilliant appearance,529;
pipe, for rusty, 530;
Stoves, to blacken, 523.
Strawberries, preparing soil for, 131;
when to plant, 131;
covering, 132;
cultivation of, 133.
Strawberry vines, winter protection of,
136;
bed, setting a, 136.
Straw, how to stack, 39;
Streaking, to prevent, 480.
Stumps, ridding the land of, 262;
blastins, 269;Stumps, burning, 273.Stye on the eyelid, 451.Succotash, 297.Sugar, save your, 514.Suggestions, general, to those intendingto build, 12.
Sunburn, 466.
Sunstroke, 454;to prevent, 457.
Superphosphate, home made, 76.
Swallow, protect the, 275.
Swarms, how to catch, 240.
Sweeping, 512.Sweet potatoes, how to keep, 49.
Swill, poisonous, 183.
Swine, sanitary management of, 177;preparing food for, 181;raising, 182.
Syllabub, Staffordshire, 345.
Syrup, lemon, 312.
Table covers, etc., 364;etiquette, 488;for housewives, a useful, 516.
Tables, to remove marks from, 523.
Tafly, sugar, 347.
Tart, orange, 333.
Teats, obstructed, 169.
Teeth, the, 466.Telephone, a cheap, to make, 499.
Tetter 459.
Throat, sore, 419;foreign bodies in the, 460.
Tidy, a pretty, 350;crochet macrame, 352.
Tinware, to clean, 528.
Toads, a good word for, 276.
Toast, tomato, 301;French, 309.
Tobacco growing, about, 56;sulphur and, 99 ;cultivation of,antidote, 457.
Toe nails, ingrowing, 446.
Tomato culture, 89;plants, training, 90;butter, 306.
Tomatoes, late, 90;training, 101;excellent way to cook, 296;scalloped, 299;onions and, 299;baked, for breakfast, 300;fried, 301;preserved, 306.
Tongue, pickled, 287;cold on toast, 289;boiled, 290;roasted, 290.
Tongues, how to pickle, 288.
Tool, a convenient, 247;house, a farm, 248.
Tools, home made, 243;farm, keep sharp, 254.
Toothache, 417.
Top-dressing, 78;bone dust for, 73;in winter, 80;
Towels, should be thoroughly dried, 480the care of,
Transparency, floral, 367.Transplanting 83.
Traps, weasel, rat and vermin, 260,
Tread power, Improved, 241.
Trees, large transplanting, 108;care of after transplanting, 109;vines and, waste bones for, 110;protection of, 113;injuries to, 117;young, ants on, 118;covering for wounds of, 122;top grafting, 124.
Trellis, a cheap, 129.
Trifle, gooseberry, 331;German, 333.
Tripe a la l/yonaise witli tomatoes, 286.
Trough, convenient, 176;a convenient feeding, 177.
Trougiis, iron tog, 180.
Tuberose, tlie, 396.
Turkeys, bow to fatten, 213;raising, 218.
Turnips, stufted, 295.
ulcers, 455.Umbrellas, care of, 608.
Varnish Jet black, 606.
Tase, a living, 402.
Teal cutlets, 284:minced and eggs, 286;scollop, 286;spiced, 288;fillet of, boiled, 289;sausages, 289.
Vegetables, the best garden, 81;insects on garden, 96.
Vegetable substances, value of, 79.
Veils, black, to clean, 621.
Velvet, to clean, 600;to restore the pile of, 614;care of 626.
Ventilation, 459.
Verbena, the, 395.
Vermin, to eradicate, 524.
Vessel, an oily, to clean, 512.
Vessels, to purify, 518.
Vinegar, 517;Borgo, how to make, 268;clover, 306.
Vineyard, in the, 126.
Wafers, oatmeal, 309;graham, 309.
Waffles, 327; \'delicious, 278.
Wagon wheels, gas tar for, 276.
Waiters, japanned, to clean,
Wall pape., hanging, 488;kew to clean,Wall pocket, 367.Walls, painting and kalsomining, 6iaWardian case, ornamental, 389.Wardian cases, 404.Warts, 423.Washing machine, a, 471;fluid, 473;made easy, 477;hosiery, 478;merinos and silk, 480;woolens, 480.
Water, hot, as a remedy, 442;to purity, 514;to soften, 623.
Watermelon culture, a new method
93;tea dish, 331.
Weeding implement, a good, 249.
Weeds, 66;late, 57.
Weights and measures, 334;housekeeper\'s, 526.
Wells, removing carbonic acid gas oifoul air ftom, 276.
Wheat, harvesting, 87;shocks, 37;fields, draining, 39;weevil in, 39;maxims in small compass, 40;nitrate of soda for, 79.
White goods, to clean, 619.
Whitewash for buildings and fence,
266;that will stick, 273;glazed, 521.
Whooping cough 421.
Wild cherry, grafting the, 108.
Windgalls or puffs, 151.
Window gardening, 384.
Windows, to crystallize, 620.
Woodenware, to prevent from crack-
ing, 512.
Wood, to render uninflammable, 275;the, to remove a 3crew rusted in, 620.
Woodwork, to cleanse, 500.
Woolen articles, how to give a finish to,
Wool, Increasing the growth of 189.
Work stand, ladies, 380.
Work table cover, 349.
Worms, 423.
Wounds, 417.
Yeast, railroad, 309.
Zephyr, white, to clean articles made
of, 529.
Zinc, to clean, 530 Images sell!
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