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THE FARM AND GARDEN. 



fl ^OLLBGiPION, 



BEOUGHT BY UNCLE SAM'S MAIL AND IN 

 OTHER WAYS, 



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*P. S. CABBAtJE. THE BEST SEEDS in Ihe 



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40 

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CATALOGUES RECEIVED. 

 Kriebel Portable and Semi-portable Engines and Boil- 

 ers—West Point Machine Co., West Point, Montgomery 

 County, Pa. This catalogue gives a full description and 

 price list of the engines and boilers made by them. Any | 

 of our readers wanting an engine should address them, i 



&0 splendid Chromos with name, 10c,, 3 pks 

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TODR 



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How The Farm Pays. By William Crozier and 

 Peter Henderson Petir Henderson *t Co., N. Y. This 

 work Contains the experiences tjf forty years of success- 

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Your Name" 



From Vie " SosUm Evening Traveller ' 



MUSICAL. 



The Knahe Piano, which lav* snch a wide popularity, 

 Is considered by many experts to be superior in every 

 way to any other piano in the world. The success of 

 this piano has only been attained by years of careful 

 study, and ttie Knabe, \yitli ilsexceilenl singingquulities, 

 its great [lower, the elasticity of touch, and superior 

 workmanship, is Justly the favorite. "Herr Faelton's 

 piano solos at tlie recent Worcester festival, the Schu- 

 mann's concerto, in A minor, op. .VI, and Liszts Rhapso- 

 dle N<». 4. which were so highly jiriiised. were both per- 

 formed upon a Knahe i)iiino. Tl'err I-'aelton pronouncing 

 It to be the best piano he had ever seen. 



ARE YOU GOING WEST? 



Hon. H. W. Dana, Lincoln. III., Is making up a colony 

 for Swift County. Minnesota. In corn-growing and dairy- 

 ing region of central Minnesota. Farmers, mechanics 

 and business men who value society, schools, and 

 churches, wanted. Particulars on application. 



Catttion to Bairymfn.— .\sk for Wells. Richardson 

 ACo.'a Improved Butter CoN.r. and take no other. Jir- 

 iiKirr of all imitations. an<t of all othei oil colors, fur 

 every other one is liable to become ranci.l jnid spoil the 

 butter Into which it is put. If yon <-aiinoi gel it wnie to 

 us at IJurllngton, Vt. to know where and liow to get it 

 without extra expense. Th(jusandn of tests have neeu 

 made, and they always prove it the best. 



Are you Intending' to subscribe for any A^lcul- 

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 The prices given arf for yearly stibscrintions to the 

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 publicatirm without the I-'aum ani> Gahokn. dedu<'t 

 •i5 cents lioiii price, and we will send lI. In some cases 

 two prices are t;iven. The lowest price is for ne« sub- 

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 attempting to deceive publishers on this point.) We are 

 only the agent-s of the publishers of the pai>ers in this 

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 directed. 



Agricwltural Epitnmlst. . $0 fiO 

 Agricultural World and 



Mich. H.. Ill'' St.' ad . . I 10 

 American Bee .Imirnal. . 2 20 

 " " " Month.. 75 

 Amerloftn Aftrlculturist. . 1 1h 

 American Apiculuiri.>4t.$t 15 1 3.^ 

 American Cultivator. . 75 2 65 

 American nalrynian. . I 35 1 fiO 

 Amcricitn Knrnn'f. . fi" 

 American Farm Journal, . t>5 

 American Field. . . 4 35 

 Amoricau Garden, . . h5 

 American Grango Bulletin, I 50 

 Ami>rlcan Poultry Journal, I 05 

 Amorlcan Poultrr Yard, . I 3.i 

 American Rural Home, . I 10 

 Bee KopptTw' Guide, . . 75 

 Bowdit^h'H American Flor- 

 ist and Farmer, . . 35 

 Br«tfdcr sOajtelte. . . 2 .t5 

 Cincinnati Live Stock Re- 

 view 1 45 



City and Countrv, . , fiO 



Oolman's Kiiral \Vorld, . . t 60 



Oonnecticul Farmer, . "» . 1 R5 



Cotton Plant. ... 85 

 Cultivator and CountryOen- 



tleman 2 35 



Dingo Rural. . 1 S.i 



Drainascnnd FarmJournal, 1 lo 



Dnooan'n Mo Mag.-iEine. 1 75 

 Dunton'8 Spirit of the Turf, 



A 35 4 3.T 



Empire State Azriculturist. 60 



Faueiers' (»a/ette. . 1 10 1 115 



Farm and Fireside (Ohio), "5 



Farm, Firld and Fireside, 05 



Farm and Home fMass,), . S5 



Farmer and Dairyman. . K5 



Farmer ami Fruit Grower, I 25 



Parmer and Manufacturer, 60 



Farming World, . . 2 10 



Farmers' Companion, . . 60 



Farmers' Friend. . . 70 



Farmers' Home Journal, 1 00 1 60 



Farmcr'H Review, . 1 .15 



Farm Journal, . . . RO 



Floral World. ... 60 



Florid* A(triciilturi5t. . 1 ^5 



Fof'-st. Portte and Farm, . 70 



Prult Recorder. . . . iV^ 



Oamc I'ancier's Journal. . 70 

 Oormantown Teieirraph.I 60 1 1^5 



Good Cheer, . . . fif, 



Orange Visitor. . . . m 



Oreen ^fountain News, . 1 60 



"Ircen'a Fruit Grower, 55 



Home and Farm, . (Ky.) 75 



Home Farm, 



Htiihandman. 



Indiana Farmer, . 



!owa Farmer, 



li>wa Honiesteail. . 



Journal of AKritMilture, 



Knnxas F'armer, . 



Kentucky Su«;k Farm. 



Live Sto<-k Indicator, . 



r.i\c St<>.-k M-nthly. . 



.M.'trvland Karmcr, 



Mlchlf^an Farmer. 



Midland Farmer, . 



Minnesota Farmer, 



Mirror and Farmer, 



Natiiiiial Farm and Firesiile 



Naii..i]itl T.ive Suick Journal 



Narii.rial PouUr? Monitor. . 



NL-ltra<ika Farnii-r, 



New Fhj;lai..l Farmer. 2 00 2.10 



Xi'w KnKlaiid Homestciid, . 2 SS 



North Carnllna FarniiT, 



<Mii.i Farmt-r, 



Ohiii I'Dullry Journal, 



('rtuii!c riinnty Farmer. 



I'urk'f Floral Magazine, 



I'liiii-i Ivania Fan 



People and Patriot, 



Plunrerf Ji.nrnal, 



P"nl.ry Bull. tin. 



PonKrv Kufper, . 



Poultry Messenger, 



Poultry Monthly, 



Poultry Niitlon, . 



Poultry World, . 



Hoanoke Parron, . 



Ilural New Yorker, 



Rural Home. ... 



Rural Record. . . . ts5 

 Seed Time and Harvest, . 55 

 Soulh and We»t. . , , fa 

 Southern Planter. 

 Southland. . , . 

 SoulhwehttTU Poultry JouF' 



nal (*3 



Spirit orihcFnrni. . 185 2 10 

 Spirit of the Times. . . 4 H5 

 Texas Farm and Ranch, . 95 

 Texas Live Stm-k Journal, 



1 35 I 85 

 Ti>xas Planter and Farmer. 1. 10 

 Texas Stockman, . . 1 S5 2 25 

 Trihiine and Farmer, . . I 05 

 Viok's Monthlv Magazine, 1 15 

 Western Cultivator. . 

 WeKtcrn Farmer (Wis.), 

 Western Plowman. 

 Western Rural. . 

 Western Sportsman, . 



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