1881 . J 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
545 
sciionELXi’s 
CAKE GRIDDLE 
The NEATEST and most PRACTICAL thing ever 
seen. Pleases everybody. Every family wants one. No 
one after using will be without for many times its cost.' 
CSTThe Round Pans being hinged separately, each cake 
can be turned into t. e long pan a; soon as it is sufficient¬ 
ly do’ie on one side, and the round pan returned ready for 
another cake. The Griddles are made of cast-iron and 
weigh 4 lbs Sample griddle by express in shipping box 
60c; by mail registered SI. 25. POSTAGE STAMPS 
TAKEN. Send for sample griddle and terms to agents; 
canvass your town right away, you will be surprised at 
the great number of orders you will get. Address F. M. 
VANETTEN, Manuf’r, 208 LaSallaSt.. Chicago, Ill. 
THE 
CHjQKEfjlffO * 
Hj Pine . 
THE yiPTHD a11 P reat contests, and for 
(nt eSUIUli THE PAST FIFTY-SEVEN 
YEARS the ACKNOWLEDGED STANDARD of the 
WORLD—being copied not only by tbe makers of 
this country, but of Europe— will be offered during 
the present conditions of trade at 
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 
All persons wishing to purchase (or examine) in. 
strumcnts are respectfully invited to visit onr 
Warerooms. 
CHICEERma & SONS, 
130 Fifth Ave., N, Y. | 156 Tremont-st., Boston. 
GOODELL’S 
WHITE MOUNTAIN POTATO PARER. 
The White Mountain Potato Parer is the only machine 
ever made that will not only pare a potato much better 
than it can be done by hand, taking off a thinner paring 
from every shape or kind of Potato, but will go into and 
clean out the eyes, and altogether at a saving of at least 
twenty per cent. It is free from the objections made 
to the old style of rattle trap, geared parers; is solid 
and substantia], cannot get out of order, and so cheap, 
as to be within the means of everybody. Almost any of 
the Potato Parers in the market seem as if they might do 
the work better “ next time.” but the “ White Mountain ” 
does it now. Every machine warranted as represented. 
Ask your hardware merchant for them. Sent by mail, post¬ 
paid on receipt of $1.00. GOODELL CO., 
Sole Manufacturers, Antrim, N. II. 
“FOREST ARB STREAM. 
J) 
P ATTERSON ft fi n OBMH 
i SPECIAL OFFER 18! CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS! SBW THE d SEAS«N? 
4 SETS 
HEEDS 
SUB BASS and 
OCT.COlPLEIttfl 
with Stool x 
and Book.qj 
ONLY -a 
Solid Walnut Case, highly 
finished. 75 in. high, 45 in.wide. 23 
in. deep; weight, boxed, 350 lbs. 
This Organ possesses splendid 
volume and variety of tone 
combined with sweetness and 
is therefore suitable for Ohurch, 
Hall or Pallor use. Its me¬ 
chanism and materials are of the 
best, and being a very symmetri¬ 
cal and otherwise beautifulOrgan 
of the very latest style , it com¬ 
mands extensive .sales and has 
proved admirably adapted to sat¬ 
isfy a popular want. 
ELEVEN Useful STOPS. 
1. Diapason 6. Dulcet. 
2. Dulciana 7. Echo. 
3. Celeste 8. Violina. 
4. Sub Bass. 9. Prin.Forte 
5. OcUvCpl 10. Dia. Forte 
11. VoxHumaua. 
By having the best of facilities 
and most approved machinery for 
their manufacture, by turning 
out this particular style in lots of 
IjOOO at a time, thus economiz¬ 
ing the labor employed in their 
construction, and by shipping 
Some manufacturers and dealers advertise from 18 to 27 stops on an Organ containing the same number 
of reeds, the majority being dummies or, what are equally unimportant REPETITION STOPS , which add nothing 
to the beauty, value or cost of the Organ. 03^ Do not be deceived by the number of stops an Or¬ 
gan is said to contain. Order one of the above on 15 days* test trial, and if it is not found as repre¬ 
sented, return it at our expense for freight both ways. Order direct from this advertisement. Remit by 
draft, money-order or express (money refunded if Organ is not satisfactory), or if you do not wish to send cash 
with order, send a letter of endorsement from some hank or respectable merchant, to the effect that you are 
responsible, and will pay for the Organ if found as represented, and we will promptly ship you one for 15 days* 
trial, fully warranted 6 years. "We manufacture a Fine Variety of Pianos and Organs, and can 
furnish direct buyers the best instrument for the money they wish to invest of any house in the trade. 
from the manufactory to the pur¬ 
chaser direct, avoiding all agents 
andmiddlemen's 
profits and alii 
commissions, we J 
are enabled to% 
sell this beau¬ 
tiful Organ, with k 
Stool and 
slruction Boole , f 
boxed and deliv- 
cred on cars 
here, for the above low price. 
PATTERSONORGAN 
Style 407; Action 401; 5 Oc¬ 
taves ; 4sets ot Reeds,as follows 
Diapason,24 Notes, 8 ft.Tone 
Dulciana, 37 Notes, 8 ft.Tone 
Celeste, 37 Notes, 8 ft.Tone 
SSubBass, 13 Notes, 1(» ft.Tone 
mproved Knee Swell ! 
And Grand Organ 
Knee Swell? 
by which the full power is at the 
will of the performer. 
JL lailOSt 59^*50. 4 Oj unci WILLI vUVcl , OLUU1, ft LIU DtHJll. UA £4 <11 IB, < O, 
§85, $95* §100, $ 1 lO, $120* with Stool and Book. Illustrated Catalogue mailed free. Be sure 
and send for one. Ic gives information about Bogus Stops and false description of sets of reeds, which 
protects the purchaser and makes deceit impossible. Orders filled promptly. 
Address the manufacturer, JAMES T. PATTERSON, Bridgeport, Conn., U. S. A. 
YOUR NAME 
Neatly Printed 
in Fancy 'type 
on 70 Beauti¬ 
ful all New Style Chromo Cards, ID cts. On 50 all 
Chromo Cards, Imported Designs, (no two alike), Warranted 
to be the Finest Designs published. Sent by return mail for 
10c. Game of Authors, 18c. Wheel of Fortune Cards, 25c. 
Blank Cards cheap. U, $. CARD FACTORY, Clin- 
tonville, Ct. 
IMF W* Beautiful Chromo, Mot- 
I,il vv to. Bevel, Gilt-Edge, Im¬ 
ported A: Hand Painted Floral Cards, 
l . All tlr o latestA best Styles.no 2 alike 1 Oe. 
^dkElegont r Extra fine board jGllt- 
__i wv Frlngc, Chromo-, Fan, Ivy- 
1 Wreath,Gilt Vase of Roses etc., name neatly 
. printed in fancy-type 10e. 14 packs $1.00 Agents^ 
, .'Jr V- can make40 per-eent. Beautifully bound bo.k of 
Samples 25c. t'avton Printing Co., Northford Ct. 
70 
Printed with new copper 
type, on 70 New and Elegant 
- « uwu.., i,..d, and Gold Chromo Cards. 
Style, Beauty and Quality can’t be beat for 10c. Samples 10 
cents. Address G. A. SPRING, New Haven, Conn. 
rilf OUR « r 
© Ar Bouquet, Scroll, Bird, a 
Y AITR YUWE Finely printed in Fancy Type, on 50 
v/CIk A ilitllj al i ffew Style Chromo Cards [no 2 
alike], 10c. or 25 Extra Large Chromo Cards, I no 
2 allke],10c. Agents’ Large Sample Book, 40c. 35 Fun 
Cards 10c. CLINTON BROS., Clintonville, Conn. 
70 YOUR 
* ^ Styles. 
Name in Handsome Script Typ** 
' “ ' “ ' 10c, ~ ‘ 
70 
1 on Beautiful Chromo Cards,10c, Latest 
Styles. Sentiment, Friendship. Scroll, and 
—==> Motto Series, 13 packs $1.00. Prompt re- . . 
tnrns. Royal Card Co., P. 6. Box21, Northford.Ct. 
Transfer Pictures, 10c.; 100 Scrap Pictures, 
10c.; 25 Christmas Cards, 10c.; First Xmas 
Morn, 10c.; 12 Perforated Mottoes, 10c.; 5 
Fine 6x8 Chromos, 10c.; 3 Oil Pictures, 9x12, 
lOcr; 3 Engravings, 9x12, 10c.; 3 Autumn 
Bouquets, 7x9,10c. All for 75c. Stamps taken. 
J. W. FRIZZELL, Baltimore, Md. 
3 AS SORTED HOLIDAY CHROMO CARDS 
with name, 10 cents. Book of Samples, 25 cents. 
D. S. ROCKAFF.LLAU, Somerville, N..I, 
NEW CHROMOS, no two alike, with name, 
10c; 4(Kransparent, 10c. 
WISE & CO., Clintonville, Ct. 
Elegant Chromo Cards, name on, 10c. ID 
Packs and Agent’s Sample Book, $1. 
STAR CARD CO., Clintonville, Ct. 
50 
50 
The American Sportsman’s Journal. 
DEVOTED TO 
NATURA I- HISTORY, 
FISH CULTRE, 
Fisiime, 
shootuxcj, 
THE HOG, 
THE RIFLE, 
And YACHTSAG. 
Discusses Questions of Life Interest to every 
Farmer iu America. 
Send for a Sample Copy. 
FOREST AND STREAM PUBLISHING CO., 
New York City, N. Y. 
75 
Lovely FRENCH CHROMO Cards with 
name on 10c. 
CHAS. KAY, New Haven, Ct. 
60 
SI'S E'<1 A |TNew Imported Styles of Chromos, 
LLLttfllll Our Fruit, Flowers & Bird Series, in 
Beautiful Colors, name in Fancy Script-Type 10c. Agts. 
■Sample Book 25c. Card Mills, Northford, Ct. 
40 
ALL CHROMO CARDS, new imported de¬ 
signs, name in elegant type, 10c. 
’ B. HUS 
50 
J. B. HUSTED, Nassau, N. Y. 
GOLD EDGE AN O cTlROMO CARDS, 
name on 10c. Book of Samples 25c. 
F. M. SHAW & CO., Jersey City, N. J. 
Your name on 70 nice Chromo Cards, or on p* 
lEIegant New Styles, sure to please, for 10c. § 
’Agents’ Sample Book of all Styles, of Bevelt# VP 
Edge & Fancy Cards 25c. Star Printing Co., Northford, Ct. 
70 
Agents wanted. $5 n Day made 
selling our NEW HOUSEHOLD 
ARTICLES and FAMILY SCALE. 
Weighs up to 25 lbs. Sells at $I.SO, 
Domestic Scale Co., Cincinnati. O. 
BEES. 
Send for a sample copy of 
-BEE - 
THE WEEKLY 
THOMAS G. 
_JOURNAL. 
NEWMAN, Chicago, Ill. 
-| QA PAGES MUSIC ior Sl.OO.-STODDART’S 
X MUSICAL LIBRARY, containing gems of the best 
American and foreign authors. New Operas, Songs, Waltzes, 
Polkas, Quadrilles, Fantasies, etc, etc. Send ten cents in 
stamps for complete catalogue and specimen number to J. 
M. STODDART, No. 16 East 14th St, New York. 
AGENTS NEVER FAIL 
To sell our Nickel Plated Home Lamp, an improve¬ 
ment on the Student Lamp. Why? Because it is the 
safest and best in the world ; can he attached to the Sew- 
ing Machine, Piano, Desk, etc, and turned in any direction 
to suit the eyes; can not be upset ; has a convenient 
match box and filling indicator. The religious papers in¬ 
dorse all our claims. Our agents making as high as $25 
per day, proves it a bonanza. Its low price, liberal 
terms, and rapid sales, surprise old agents. 
Address, HOME LAMP CO., Cincinnati, O. 
i2Hll ACEFsTS WANTED HHH 
To Sell tbe Favorite 
CAKE AND BAKING PAN. 
WILL SELL ON SIGHT TO EVERY HOUSEKEEPER. 
The success of our agents proves it to be the best sell¬ 
ing article in the market. One agent made $120 in S 
weeks, another §95 in 10 clays., another §41 in 4 days. 
Boxing and Freight Free to Agents. Send for circulars 
to nearest address. ftKEPARD CO.. 
CliteiuEBali, O., or St. Louis, ffi®. 
Carpenter Saws 
Or any other kind, you can file vourself with our New 
Machine so that it will cut Better than Ever. The 
teeth will all remain of equal size and shape. Sent free 
on Receipt of $2.54) to any part of the United States. 
Illustrated Circulars free. Address 
E. ROT H & BKO„ New Oxford, Pa. 
CENTS A YEAR. 
|||§|S§ THE CHICAGO 
IPl WEEKLY &SEWS. 
BE ,., CHEAPEST weekly 
<§||§||gA newspaper in the U. S. 
Vs§l||| Seventy-Five Cents a 
-*svK|3 Year, postage included. 
bBBmm Seventeenth year of puh- 
ggj Kgs lication. It is especially 
Rigs egfl complete as anewspaper, 
publishing all the dis- 
patches of both the West- 
ern Associated Press and 
the National Associated Press, besides 
an extensive system of special dis¬ 
patches from all important points. It 
is Independent in Polities, presenting 
political news free from partisan 
coloring, without fear or favor. 
Every number contains Six Completed 
Stories. A favorite family paper. It 
is the Cheapest Weekly In the U. S. 
75 cents a year. A dollar hill pays for 
sixteen months. Address, 
Chicago Weekly News, 
123 Fifth Av, Chicago, Ill. 
B 
4 Subscribing for any NEWSPAPERS or 
MAGAZINES for 1882. send for copy of 
Keystone Club List. Best inducements ever offered. 
Address URIE B. ENGLE, Marietta, Pa. 
‘ CHOICE*CHROMoTrUVIlDS, or oolhegant 
New Chromos, name on, 10c. 
Crown Printing Go., Nordifortl, Ct. 
K /A ALL CHROMO CARDS. New Imported styles, 
tM/i 
name in fancy Script Type. 10 cents. 
-4TON & 
CLINl 
CO, North Haven, Conn. 
