1881.] 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
439 
No. 30.—Sewing Machines for Every¬ 
body, NOW.— Price $25.00. — At last the good time Aos 
come, when an effective, excellent Sewing Machine for 
all work is offered at a price within the reach of tens of 
thousands of people who cannot or will not pay the prices 
hitherto demanded. Here is a machine which we have 
thoroughly tested at home; one on a table with foot pedal 
(see engraving), sewing with double thread Lock Stitch ; 
adapted to all homo work, to tailoring, shirt-making, and 
other manufacturing work, all complete for $25—or about 
half the price of similar machines for many years past. 
Every machine is accompanied (without extra charge ), 
with Heinmei' and Feller, Braider, 12 Needles, 
G Bobbins, extra Throat Piece, extra Check Spring, 
Screw-driver, OilCan (filled), Guide and TluimbSorew, 
and Book of Directions. The Machine is warranted by 
the manufacturers for 3years. It is supplied to us by the 
Madison Macuine Company, 923 Broadway, N. V. It 
will be presented to any one sending 25 subscriptions to 
the American Agriculturist at $1.50 each, (or it will he 
forwarded on receipt of $25.00.) Receiver to pay freight 
from the Factory. 
No. 31.-Sewing Machine.— Price $30.oo. 
—Every way the same as No. SO, and with neat orna¬ 
mented Walnut Cover. (Sent for the Price, or presented 
for 30 subscriptions at $150 each.) Shipped as above. 
No. 32.—Sewing Machine.— Price $ 35 . 00 . 
—Every way the same ns No. 31, and with extension Drop- 
leaf Table, and two Drawers. Sent as above for the price, 
(or presented for 35 subscriptions at $1.50 each). This 
or No. 31 is amply convenient and ornamental anywhere, 
No. 33.-Sewing Machine.— Price $40 00 . 
—Same as No. 32, with larger Table. Drop-Leaf, and 
two Drawers on each side. Sent as above for the price, 
(or presented for 40 subscriptions at $1.50 each). 
No. 34.—Houchin’s Revolving Crat- 
er- _Price $1.00.—From same firmasNo. G4. Just the 
thing for horseradish, squash, cocoanut, and other veg¬ 
etables. 2 subscriptions at $1.50 each will secure 
this post-paid (or we mail it for the price, post-paid). 
No. 35. Crumb Tray and Brush.— 
Price. $1. 
The Tray 
! is hand- 
s o m e 1 y 
painted 
and ornament¬ 
ed. and the 
Brush matches 
the Tray. From 
J. H. Baldwin 
& Co., 21 Mur¬ 
ray St., N. Y. 
2 subscriptions at $1.50 each will secure a post-paid 
set of these, (or we will supply them post-paid for $1.00). 
No. 36.- China 
Tea Set.— Price $13. 
— French China, white, 
with gold band decora¬ 
tion, consisting of 56 
Pieces, viz.; Tea Pot, 
Supjjjr Bowl, Cream Cup, 
Slop Bowl, Tea Plates, 
Sauce Plates, Cups and 
Saucers, Bread and Cake 
Plates, all securely pack¬ 
ed and boxed for ship¬ 
ment. From James M. 
Shaw & Co., 25 Duane 
St., N. Y. 18 subscrip¬ 
tions at $1.50 each se¬ 
cures this (or we supply 
it for the price.) Re¬ 
ceiver pays expressage. 
No. 37.-Gran¬ 
ite Tea Set.—Price 
$15.50. — Consisting of 
five pieces, as represent¬ 
ed in the engraving. 
They are made of Sheet 
Iron, coated with the 
Granite Coating, finished 
in Nickel-plated Mount¬ 
ings, and are very attractive and popular, giving universal 
satisfaction. Furnished by Manning, Bowman & Co., 
57 Beckman St., N: Y. This set will ho supplied for 
19 subscriptions at $1.50 each (or we will supply it 
for $15.50.) Receiver to pay expressage in either case. 
No. .38. Gran¬ 
ite Coffee Pot.- 
Price $3.00. - Finished 
in Nickel - plate, with 
Fire Proof Bands, and 
made of the same ma¬ 
terial as No. .37. The 
one offered will hold five 
pints. From same firm 
ns No. 37. 4 subscrip¬ 
tions at $1.50 each, will 
secure this (or we will 
supply it for $3.00.) Re¬ 
ceiver to pay express- 
age iu either case. 
No. 39. — Bedroom Toilet Set. —Price 
$0.00. — Made of Porcelain, finely figured, consisting of 
eleven pieces, such as Pitcher, Wash Bowl, etc. From 
same firm as No. 30. 8 subscriptions at $1.50 each 
will secure this, (or we will supply it for the price.) Re¬ 
ceiver to pay expressage in cither case. 
No. 40.—Dinner Set.— Price $30.00.—Made 
of White Stone Porcelain, and consists of 179 pieces in 
all. From same firm as No. 30. 38 subscriptions at 
$1.50 each will secure this, (or we will supply it for the 
price.) Receiver to pay expressage in either case. 
No. 4 I .—Set of Folding Table Mats. 
— Price $1.00.—Made of 
alternate strips of light 
and dark wood, oval- 
shaped and polished, 
(six in set.) From J. H. 
Baldwin & Co., 21 Murray 
St., N. Y. 2 subscrip¬ 
tions at $1.50 each, will se¬ 
cure these (or we will sup¬ 
ply them for $1 p-paid). 
No. 42.—Pair of Knife Rests.— Price75c. 
—Convenient little things for any dining table, being 
receptacles for the carving-knife when it Is not in use. 
They are made of steel, and nickel-plated. Made by 
H. M. Quackenbosh. Herkimer, N. Y. Any present 
subscriber sending ns 1 new subscription, at $1.50, will 
get these, mailed post-paid. (Or supplied for 75c). 
No. 43. —Sewing Bird and Spring 
Ta ne Measure.— Price $1.30.—The Sewing Bird is 
plated, with Emery Cushion; the 
Tape Measure is six feet in length, 
nickel-plated. 2 subscriptions at 
$1.50 each will secure both of 
these premiums post-paid, (or we 
will supply them for $1 30, and scud them post-paid). 
No. 44.—Lady’s Folding Lap Board.— 
Price $1.75.-Construct- 
ed of strips of BlackWal- 
nut and Pine, securely 
fastened to cloth, mak¬ 
ing it flexible; can be 
folded up. Nicely fin¬ 
ished, and has a yard 
measure stamped upon 
it. 3 subscriptions at 
$1.50 each will secure 
this post-paid (or we will supply one for $1.75, post-paid). 
Lower cut shows it rolled up. 
No. 45.-German Student Lamp.— 
Price $5.00 and $6.00.—This splendid lamp, manufactured 
by C. F. A. Hinrichs, 31 
Park Place, N. Y., is 
known for Us beauty, 
steadiness of light, econo¬ 
my .safety, etc, It includes 
all of the improvements 
made to date. The$5.00 
lamp is made of polished 
brass, and is sent ready 
for use, including shade, 
chimney, and wick, com¬ 
plete. The $0.00 lamp is 
nickel-plated. We will 
present, the Brass Lamp, 
all ready for use, for 
7 subscribers, or the 
Nickel-Plated Lamp for 
8 subscribers at $1.50 
each (or wc will send 
eitherat the price named, 
freight or expressage 
to he paid by recipient. 
Twenty-five cents extra for boxing). 
No. 46.-Needle Casket. -Price $ 1 . 25 .— 
Containing a large assortment (220) of the London Needle 
Co’s. Large-eyed Needles, with Bodkins, long and short 
Cotton Darners, also Wool, Yarn, Worsted, Motto, Car¬ 
pet. and Button Needles, all warranted. From London 
Needle Co., 22, 24 and 26 Fourth Avc., N. Y. Presented 
for 2 subscriptions at $1.50 each, (or wc will supply it 
for the price.) Sent post-paid. 
