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AMERICAN AGRIC ULT U III ST. 
[December, 
A SPLENDID 
GOLD - MOUNTED REVOLVER 
READ THIS! 
, C. W. Turner & Ross -.—Dear Sirs,— 
I r-write you concerning the Czar Revolver 
l ordered of you. It is all and more than 
you claim for it; I have tried almost all 
&tnrfs, but the Czar is far superior to them 
\all in every respect. I am more than sat¬ 
isfied. S. E. Sears, Sabina, 0. 
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|G. W. Turner & Ross: 
Gents ,— The Czar is here 
all right; many thanks. I 
have tried it thoroughly, and 
\if it can be beat , 1 would 
'like to know by whom and 
by what. I have tried many pat¬ 
terns and it is equal to the very 
best. Respectfully yours, 
A. E. MAY, Ravenna, Md. 
The Osar Revolver is exactly 
represented by this picture, which is 
just. about one half tne length of the 
i Revolver itself. It is the pnost beautiful 
and accurate weapon, and is claimed 
to be the biggest bargain ever produced 
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in this country. Caution.— Severn! unprincipled scalawags have 
copied our former advertisement, and ofier a cast-iron imitation of, 
the Czar (with a fire-gilt -cylinder) for a less price. Beware of i 
them; the unheard-of sale of the Czar tempted the cupid¬ 
ity of the dishonorable imitators. Price®.— In treble nickel- 
silver plate, gold mounted, hand engraved, rubber stock, 4-inch 
barrel, $S. I ?&5 in ivory stock, $8.?o j in pearl stock, $4.60. 
Sent by express to any address on receipt of price, or by registered 
mail prepaid for ‘25 cts. extra. For $1 extra we will ‘furnish 
an extra 8“lnch Target Barrel, elegantly rifled ; the barrels can 
be instantly changed, and the Czar with 8-inch barrel will shoot 
well at 100 yards. For extra we furnish the extra 8-inch 
barrel and an adjustable Rifle Stock, which it is claimed makes 
the Czar the equal in every respect of any $15 Pocket Rifle, The 
Czar loads and ejects cartridges without removing cylinder. Uses 
regular metallic cartridges, which are sold every where ; cylinder 
revolves when hammer is raised. When cash comes with order we 
give/ree a box of extra fine, long-range target cartridges. Address 
C. W. TURNER & ROSS. 16 and 17 Dock Square, 
Boston, Mass., Sole Manufacturers. 
aThe Best Double- 
Barreled Shot-Gun 
i in the world for 
jjruoney. War- 
in ted genuine 
__ j twist,with flank, 
licit Box Wads, Box Caps and Wad 
Punch. Also our celebrated Kentucky Rina 
for $12, warranted or no sale. Send lor Il¬ 
lustrated Catalogue and Price Lists to jn 
James Bonn A Sun, Enterprise Gun Works, 
_ 130 & 138 Wood St., 
Pittsburgh, Pa. 
Established, 1818. 
Lowest prices ever known in 
BREECH-LOADERS, 
RIFLES and Revolvers. 
Our $15 Shot Gun 
at greatly reduced price 
Send stamp for new Illus¬ 
trated Catalogue “A.” 
P POWELL & SON, 238 Main St. Cincinnati. O. 
GUNS 
TO KEEP 
SWEET 
CIDER 
or prevent 
Secondary 
FEKMENTA- 
TET S3 33 
IMPROVED PRESERVING POWDER 
It does not impair the taste or flavor, is thoroughly 
reliable and absolutely harmless to the human system. 
Sejjd 30c. for a sample sufficient for 40 gallons. Per 
pound Si.50 ; lower in larger quantities. 
W. ZINSSER & CO., 197 William St., New York. 
Imperial Egg Food. 
(Trade Mark.) 
Patented February 25,1875 
Will make 
ilia Hens, 
purchaser paying freight, $2.01). 25 ib.kege, by freight Durchaser 
paying freight, $5.85. Special arrangements with tTeMt SSdX 
press companies enable us to obtain very low rates for distant 
orders. Sold by Agricultural Stores. Feed Stores. Grocers Seeds- 
men, and Druggists. CHARLES R. ALLEN & CO., 
*1® State Street, Hartford, Conn. 
Wholesale Agents: B. K. Bliss & Sons, and J. C. Long, Jr., 
& Co., New York.—Benson. Maule & Co Philadelnhia_H B 
Arnold & Co., Boston.-O. c. Swainfsan^^ranciBco.CaL 
University of the State of New York, 
141 West 54th St. NEW YORK CITY. 
The regular course of lectures commences in October, 
each year. Circular and information can be had on ap¬ 
plication to 
A. LI A UTARD, M.D.V.S., 
Dean of the Faculty. 
BUCHAN’S CARBOLEG 
Medicinal Soap. 
The Healing, Purifying, and Disinfecting properties of Car¬ 
bolic Acid are among the most wonderful facts disclosed by 
modern science. The best, safest, and most convenient meth¬ 
od of using tliis wonderful Curative is in the form of Soaps. 
This Soap is highly prized by physicians and nurses for the 
sick-room. It purifies and disinfects all unpleasant and dau- 
gerous odors, prevents the spread of contagion, and is invalu¬ 
able in curing sores, eruptions, and all cutaneous diseases. 
Buchan’s Carbolic Medicinal Soap is for sale 
at all Druggists. 
Wholesale Depot, 
KIDDER & LAIRD, 83 John Bt„ New York. 
View of a heel calk from a Steel Center, Self-Sharpening 
Shoe, after being worn all winter. 
PATENT STEEL CENTER, SELF-SHARPEN¬ 
ING HORSE AND MILE SHOES. 
A sample set will be sent to any address, except in the 
States of Minnesota and Wisconsin, on receipt of one dollar. 
Prices by keg on application. 
THE ADVANTAGE 
of the Steel Center Self-Sharpening Shoe is that the calks 
are always sharp. A thin plate of steel is rolled inside 
of the soft iron bar from which the shoe is made. The soft 
iron in the calk partially wears away, leaving the sharp 
steel center, as shown in the cut. Address 
SHOENBERGEE & CO., Pittsburgh, Pa. Agents for the 
United States except the States of Minneso ta and Wisconsin. 
■ in > ——— —w m ■ 
“THE JOHN D. BILLINGS 
Patent Steel and Iron Horse-Shoe.” 
Made complete , with Level Spring Plat¬ 
form-Continuous Calk. The best for 
Horse - Kail roads, Farm, and Carriage 
Horses in the world. Cures Tender and 
Contracted Feet, Corns, Interfering, Quar- 
ter-crack Lameness, and all evils 
resulting from the use of the com¬ 
mon shoe. Trial Set, wilh Nails, 
$1.00. To measure, place foot on 
paper, and draw pencil around. 
Shoes put on cold. No heating of 
foot. Send tor free Illustrated 
Pamphlet. THE JOHN D. BIL- 
__ LINGS PATENT HORSE-SHOE 
COMPANY, 161 and 183 Bank Street, New York. 
The Bryden Concaved Steel Calk 
Horse Shoe. The most complete shoe 
made, with welded steel toe calk, and 
iron heel calks, hammered,not rolled, 
and equal in wear to hand-made work. 
This Shoe is easily fitted, hot or cold, 
has a perfectly level foot bearing, is 
light and durable, with a low crease 
to protect the nails from working 
loose. The cheapest and best Shoe 
for Horse Railroads, Carriage and 
Farm Horses, now made. Made in 
sizes 1 to 5, hind and forward. Send 
for circulars. THE BRYDEN HORSE 
SHOE CO., 52 Broadway, N. Y, 
AGENTS 
WANTED 
fTThellOtJSEHGLD and a 
Farmers’ cyclopedia 
Tlie fastest selling book of the age. A household 
necessity. AGENTS are meeting with great 
success. Secure territory at once. Address: 
Anchor Publishing Co., St. Louis, Mo. 
HOUSEHOLD and 
The CENTENNIAL IRON CLAD 
INCUBATOR. 
vm/SPia’ Com P. act - Durable, Easily Understood, Elegantly 
FrfirnS L r jr qu i re i attention only twice daily, and will hatch 
?“ *° B per cent of the eggs. It is a Perfectly Self-regulat¬ 
ing Machine and ts endorsed by the best breeders in 
America Also BROODERS for 20, r.0, 60, and 300 Chickens 
The most complete and perfect article in the market. Send 
3-cent stamp for Illustrated Circular. 
A. M. HALSTEP, Rye, N. Y. 
MONEY IN POULTRY. &■©■*■* 
lmvc been awarded lo Prof. A. Corbett, No. 7 Warren St., 
JN. ilor hie new process lor hatching and raising poultry 
m horse manure. Particulars free. 
SAIjE 8 «.HALSTED’ s centennial incuba- 
TOR, all iron; hatches 75 percent; with winter brooder, 
an in good order, by P, DOEGE, 54 Jackson St., N. V. City! 
Should Subscribe for the 
POULTRY MONTHLY 
FOR 1880. 
The Leading Poultry Magazine 
of the Country. 
Only One Dollar per Year! 
The Fanciers* Weekly is 
tne only live, original weekly 
paper devoted to Poultry, 
Pigeons, and the Kennel l 
Twelve pages! Correct illustra- 
tious—tinted book paper—hand¬ 
some bright cover, &c. 
Both papers an entire year for 
ONLY SI.60. 
Samples of both papers for 
only 15 cents. 
Address FERRIS PUBLISHING CO.. Albany, N Y 
Every 
BREEDER 
OF 
POULTRY! 
GAME FOWL. S5 , 8i5? , .§8£J& 
J. C. COOPER, Cooper Hill, Limerick, Ireland. 
W 
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ew England STOCK & POULTRY FARM. 
Plymouth Rocks & White African Bantams. 
—Rathbun’s Strain P. Rocks acknowledged the best layers 
m the world. My42breedinghenshave produced during the 
past eight months 8,500 eggs. Fowls for sale very reasonable. 
Wend for price list, G. H. Rathbun, P .O. Box 728,Hartford,Ct. 
H IGH CLASS POULTRY, Grapevines, and Small 
I ruits. Finer than ever. Lower Express Rates. Send 
for Circular._GEO. S. JOSSBLYN, Fredonia, N. Y. 
F) IVERSIDE FARM.—Jerseys, Berkshires, andCots- 
11 wolds imported, bred, and for sale. Bronze Turkeys, 
Pekin Ducks, and Light Brahmas. Send for catalogue. 
C. P. MATTOCKS, Portland, Me. 
ED FOX. SKUNK, MUSKRAT, &c„ &c.- 
Highest cash prices paid. Send for full circular. 
E. C. BOUGHTON, 5 Howard St., N. Y. 
PREMIUM STOCK. 
A few extra young Jersey Bulls from my Centennial prize 
Herd, and winner of the Gold Medal 3 times at the N. Y. State 
Fait - . Also one Imported Guernsey Bull. A few Ayr¬ 
shire Bulls and Heifers from mv Centennial Herd. 
Southdown Ram Lambs, got by prize Ram of the Royal 
Show in England. Ten Scotch Collie Pups, out of Im¬ 
ported Dams and Sires, mated for breeding purposes. 
WILLIAM CROZIER, 
Nor 111 port. Long Island, N. Y. 
BEFORE PURCHASING 1)0 NOT FAIL 
ain our present, low figures 
on Thoroughbred Cattle, Sheep, 
and Poultry. Large Illustrated 
Catalogue on application. 
BENSON, MAULE & CO„ 
2‘23 Church St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
N. B—Positive Bargains in Jersey and Ayrshire Cattle, 
Chester Whites, Berkshires, and Jersey Reds. 
“THoioUGHBiED HORSES 
AT FLEF.TWOOD STOCK FARM. 
Wishing to reduce my stock. 1 will sell at reduced prices. 
J. W. HUNT REYNOLDS, 
Frankfort, Ky. 
'THOROTJ^BREB^JERSEYSr 
25 thoroughbred Jersey heifers and cows, all entitled to 
registry in the Am. J. C. Club Register; 3 months to 8 years 
old. Prices range from $75 to $500. 25 best family, grade 
Jersey cows, K, 15-16; 2 to 8 years old; bred expressly fpr 
their butter qualities. Prices range from $85 to $200. All in 
calf by thoroughbred Jersey Bull. All animals sold by me 
guaranteed as represented. . „ 
THOMAS FITCH. New l.nniiou. Conn. 
w6^HORDEXFRSHll?EnM^L"ci^«^, 
three months old; also Ayrshire Cows and Heifers, for 
sale low by J. ANDREW CASTERLINE, Dover, N. J. 
T HE CELEBRATED POQUONNOC FARM' BRONZE 
TURKEYS—selected stock—of ten years’ breeding. 
Also NARRAGANSETT TURKEY'S. Address W. 
CLIFT, Mystic Bridge, Ct. 
L E. RANSOM, 34 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. CITY. 
® Perfect Butter Color at lowest prices. 
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