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[Transcriber's Note: The Table of Contents was originally located on page 40 of the periodical. It hasbeen moved here for ease of use.]
THE CONTENTS OF THIS NUMBER.
Agriculture—The Corn Root Worm, Page 33; Biographical Sketch of PatrickBarry, 33; Compiled Correspondence, 33; Illinois Tile-Makers ConventionReport, 34; Farmers Advice, 35; Cisterns on the farm, 35; Field andFurrow Items, 35.
Live Stock—Iowa Wool-Men, Page 36; Polled Cattle-Breeders, 36; MerinoSheep-Breeders, 36; Cattle Diseases, 36; The Horse and His Treatment36-37; Cost of Pork on 1883 Corn, 37.
Veterinary—Grease, So-Called, Page 37; Foul in the Foot, 37; Founder,37; Question Answered, 37.
The Dairy—Curing Cheese, Page 37; Items, 37.
Horticulture—Southern Ills. Hort. Society, Page 38; Notes on CurrentTopics, 38; Pear Blight, 38; Treatment of Tree Wound, 38; The TomatoPack of 1883, 38; Sweating Apples, 39; Prunings Items, 39.
Floriculture—Smilax and its Uses, Page 39.
Editorial—Will You? Page 40; Items, 40; The Wealth of the Nation, 40;Contagious Animal Disease, 40, 41; Iowa State Fair, 41; Still AnotherFat Stock Show, ...