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J^ARKER ^ ^OOD, JmPLEMKNT pATALOGUE. 



THE EVANS 



TWO-HORSE PLANTER. 



WITH FERTILIZER ATTACHMENT. 

 Kotary Feed. Does not Clog. 



Will plant one or two 

 rows ; drops corn in plain 

 sight of driver. Has 

 points of excellence not 

 found in any other plant- 

 er. With fertilizer at- 

 tachment, $55.00; with 

 drill attachment, $60.00. 



Combined Lock and Regu- 

 lating Hand Lever, show- 

 1 ing manner of regulating 

 depth, of planting without 

 destroying flexibility o£ 

 planter. 



THE ECLIPSE ONE HORSE CORN PLANTER. 



The Most Perfect for New England use. Price $35.00. 



THE ARLINGTON SEED SOWER, 



The Market-Gardeners' Favorite. 



The Arlington is the only seed drill used by the 

 famous and successful market-gardeners of Arling- 

 ton, Belmont, Revere, and other vegetable-raising 

 towns. It is built in a strong and thorough manner, 

 and is very light. List price, $16.00; net price, $1 1. 



A. H. MATTHEWS' UTTLEGEM DRILL 



This little implement supplies a long-felt want: 

 among small gardeners for an inexpensive drill which, 

 will do perfect work. It is selling rapidly to per- 

 sons who have felt heretofore that it would not pay 

 them to buy the larger and higher cost drills. List 

 price, $6.00; net price, $5.50. 



A. H. MATTHEWS' NEW SEED DRILL 



This new drill can be recommended as the most 

 improved and perfect implement of its kind in the 

 market for sowing all kinds of vegetable seeds with 

 accuracy. It has a horizontal indicator bearing the 

 names of the different seeds on the top side in plain 

 sight, and is so arranged that the seed can be en- 

 tirely shut off. The markers for marking the next 



row are very simple and can be managed entirely by _ u 

 the foot with great facility. It is carefully and acurately made, and is strong and durable. List 

 price, each, $12.00; net price, $9.00. 



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