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INDEX.
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| Animals, domestic, reared in the U. States | 9 |
| their number and value | 9 |
| their improvement | 10 |
| adaptation to various objects | 10 |
| general form and characteristics | 13 |
| the lungs | 14 |
| respiration | 14 |
| effects of | 17 |
| perspiration | 18 |
| food which supplies respiration | 18 |
| circumstances which augment respiration | 19 |
| food | 21 |
| purposes fulfilled by food | 22 |
| nutritive qualities for various animals | 23 |
| profit of feeding | 23 |
| See Cattle, Sheep, &c. | |
| Ass, the | 181 |
| varieties | 181 |
| characteristics | 182 |
| breeding in the U. States | 182 |
| as a beast of burden | 183 |
| Breeding—principles of | 11 |
| See Cattle, Sheep, &c. | |
| Cattle—neat or horned | 26 |
| various domestic breeds | 26 |
| native cattle | 27 |
| Devons | 29 |
| short horns | 30 |
| Herefords | 35 |
| Ayrshire | 38 |
| management of calves | 39 |
| breeding | 41 |
| breaking steers | 42 |
| management of oxen | 42 |
| fattening and stall-feeding | 45 |
| Diseases | 41, 50 |
| hoven | 50 |
| choking | 52 |
| inflammation of stomach | 52 |
| mange or scab | 52 |
| horn-ail—jaundice | 53 |
| mad-itch—bloody murrain | 54 |
| hoof-ail | 55 |
| loss of cud—scours or diarrhœa—warbles or grubs—wounds—puerperal or milk-fever | 56 |
| caked bags—garget—sore teats—warts | 57 |
| Cows for dairy | 60 |
| management of | 61 |
| milking | 61 |
| See Dairy. | |
| Comparative value of oxen and horses | 190 |
| Churns | 69 |
| Dairy, the | 60 |
| Dairy—selection and management of cows | 60, 61 |
| milking | 61 |
| properties of milk | 62 |
| variations in | 63 |
| cream—clouted ditto | 65 |
| Making butter from sour, sweet, and clouted cream | 66, 67 |
| sourness of cream | 68 |
| quickness in churning | 68 |
| over-churning | 69 |
| temperature of milk and cream | 69 |
| advantages of churn'g the whole | 69 |
| cleanliness in churning | 70 |
| premium butter, how made | 70 |
| Orange county do. do. | 71 |
| Making cheese, how effected | 72 |
| creamed and uncreamed | 73 |
| buttermilk cheese | 73 |
| whey do. | 74 |
| vegetable substances added | 74 |
| preparation of rennet | 75 |
| different qualities of cheese | 77 |
| warming the milk | 77 |
| quality of rennet | 78 |
| quantity of rennet | 78 |
| treatment of curd | 79 |
| separation of whey | 80 |
| cheese, salting | 81 |
| addition of cream | 81 |
| size of cheese | 81 |
| mode of curing | 82 |
| ammoniacal cheese | 82 |
| inoculating do. | 82 |
| premium cheese, how made | 83 |
| Ducks—see Poultry. | |
| Farm dogs | 207-214 |
| Feeding defined | 21 |
| See Cattle, Sheep, &c. | |
| Food, comparative nutritive qualities of | 22 |
| how given, purposes fulfilled by it | 22 |
| changes in | 24 |
| See Animals, Products, &c. | |
| Geese—see Poultry. | |
| Guinea-hen—see ditto. | |
| Hens—see Poultry. | |
| Hinny—see Ass. | |
| Horse—the Arabian and Barb | 138 |
| the English | 139 |
| American | 141 |
| Arabians in America | 139, 140 |
| Ranger, the Barb—Bussorah—Narraganset pacers—Messenger, imported | 140 |
| Morgan horses | 142 |
| Canadian and Spanish | 143 |
| Conestoga | 143 |
| Norman | 144 |
| Cart, Cleveland bay, Belfounder | 145 |
| Eclipse, American | 141 |
| points of | 146 |
| habits | 147 |
| breeding | 148 |
| management of colts | 149 |
| breaking | 150 |
| longevity, feeding | 151 |
| Diseases | 154 |
| glanders | 154 |
| lampas, heaves, &c. | 155 |
| catarrh or distemper, spasmodic colic | 156 |
| flatulent colic | 158 |
| inflammation of bowels | 159 |
| physicking | 162 |
| worms | 164 |
| bots | 164 |
| wind-galls | 165 |
| the fetlock | 166 |
| cutting | 166 |
| sprain of the coffin-joint—ringbone | 167 |
| enlargement of the hock | 168 |
| curb | 168 |
| bone-spavin—swelled legs | 170 |
| grease | 171 |
| setons | 173 |
| founder—poison from weeds | 174 |
| inflammation of the eyes | 175 |
| stings of hornets, &c. | 175 |
| sprain | 175 |
| bruises—fistula | 176 |
| wounds—galls | 176 |
| shoeing, contraction of the foot | 176 |
| corns | 177 |
| over-reach, forging or clicking | 178 |
| the bearing-rein | 178 |
| the bit | 179 |
| stables | 180 |
| comparative labor with oxen | 190 |
| Mule, the—breeding in the U. S. | 183 |
| rearing and management | 184 |
| advantages over horse labor | 185 |
| valuable qualities | 185 |
| enduringness of | 186 |
| in California | 188 |
| economy of mule-labor | 189 |
| Poultry—their value | 214 |
| Hens—constituent of eggs | 214 |
| food | 215 |
| general management | 216 |
| the poultry-house | 218 |
| varieties | 220, 221 |
| diseases | 222 |
| Turkey, the | 223 |
| breeding and management | 223 |
| Peacock, the | 224 |
| Goose, the—varieties—breeding | 225 |
| feeding and food | 225 |
| Ducks—feeding—varieties | 226 |
| breeding and rearing | 227 |
| Sheep, the | 84 |
| uses of—importance of | 85 |
| varieties of wild—domesticated | 87 |
| native | 89 |
| Merino, the, history of | 90 |
| exportation from Spain | 92 |
| importation into the U. States | 93 |
| varieties | 94 |
| Saxon, the | 96 |
| Rambouillet, the | 99 |
| history of Merino in U. States | 101 |
| improvements of | 102 |
| peculiarities of | 103 |
| breeding | 104 |
| localities for rearing | 106 |
| South-Down, the, history of | 106 |
| Cheviot, the | 109 |
| Long-wools, the | 110 |
| improvement of the Bakewell | 110 |
| improvement of Cotswold and Lincolnshire | 112 |
| peculiarities of the Long-wools | 113 |
| importation into the U. States | 113 |
| breeding sheep | 113 |
| Winter management | 116 |
| sheep-barns and sheds | 116 |
| racks, mangers, and troughs | 117 |
| food | 118 |
| management of ewes, yeaning | 119 |
| management of lambs | 119 |
| castrating and docking | 120 |
| tagging or clatting | 121 |
| Summer management and food | 121 |
| washing | 122 |
| shearing | 124 |
| smearing and salving | 125 |
| weaning | 126 |
| drafting | 126 |
| stall feeding—management on the prairies | 127 |
| Diseases | 128 |
| diarrhœa or scours | 129 |
| looseness in lambs, dysentery | 130 |
| hoven, braxy | 130 |
| costiveness, stretches, poison, inflammation of lungs, rot | 131 |
| foot-rot | 132 |
| flies, maggots, gad-fly | 133 |
| swollen mouth, foul noses, weakness, scab | 134 |
| ticks, pelt-rot, staggers or sturdy | 135 |
| abortion, garget, bleeding | 136 |
| wounds | 137 |
| to protect from wolves and foxes | 138 |
| Shepherd's dog | 209 |
| Swine | 192 |
| various breeds | 194 |
| breeding and rearing | 198 |
| rearing and fattening, large weights | 199 |
| treatment of food | 201 |
| products of the carcass | 202 |
| lard oil, how made | 203 |
| slearine and oleine | 203 |
| curing pork and hams | 203 |
| Diseases | 204 |
| coughs and inflammation of the lungs, costiveness, itch, kidney-worm | 205 |
| blind staggers | 206 |
| Wild Boar | 193 |
DOMESTIC ANIMALS.