1882.] [For Advertising Rates see Page 42.] A IVTTCT^TQ A 1S T .AGRICULTURIST, 
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It is a remarkable faet that you can swallow 
any quantity of I.. 5i. HANSOM’S BU'jrXIiJfE 
COLOR and the effect will not be different than from 
eating the same quantity of Butter. No farmer should 
neglect to use so harmless a color. 
ISuyiug' shoes for chiSdresi’s wear 
with the A. S. T. Co. ISlack Tip 
upon them means just this: shoe 
hills reduced one-half, and perfect 
at the toe until the shoe is worn 
out. Parents can prove this toy 
giving them a trial. Trade-mark 
<A.S.T.C°) on front of every Tip. 
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THE FARMER’S WATCH. 
Endorsed by the Agriculturist, see page 216, 
May number, 1881. Made to wear. Keep time 
and uot break down. Stem Winder and Setter. 
German Silver Nickel-plated Case. Thousands 
sold and no complaints. Agriculturist says: “It 
will perform quite as satisfactorily as many 
that cost several times as much .” Circulars free. 
$10, by express. J. S. Birch & Co., 38 Bey St.,N.Y. 
MARK’S PATENT ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. 
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With Rubber hands and feet. First Premiums. 
New Patents with important improvements. The 
most reliable comfortable and useful. Illustrated 
pamphlet of 120 pages, containing valuable in¬ 
formation sent Free to those giving satisfactory 
description of their case. U. S. Government Man¬ 
ufacturer. Soldiers’ attention nnee.iallv invito,! 
A. A. 
. _ attention specially invited. 
MARKS, 691 Broadway, N. Y. 
WOOD, TABER & MORSE, 
Eaton, Madison Co., JV. Y., 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
Portable and Agricultural 
Steam Engines 
Of the HIGHEST STANDARD, in every respect, of ma¬ 
terials and workmanship. Were pioneers in the 
manufacture of 
Practically Portable Steam Engines, 
And with determined policy to build only the best ma¬ 
chinery from the best materials, and in the best man¬ 
ner of construction, and with continued improvements, 
have attained the highest standard in excellence of work¬ 
manship, simplicity of design and capacity of power. For 
quarter of a century have maintained tlteir manufacture, th 
the 
Standard Portable and Agricultural Engines 
of the world. Descriptive Circulars sent on application. 
Mention this paper. 
A EE VOLUTION IN 
PLOWING. 
The Greatest Advance in Fifty Years. 
The Ground plowed ; all sods, stubble, and 
weeds buried; the soil ttoorouglily pul¬ 
verized, aerated, and left a fine seed-bed, 
without harrowing, rolling, or tramping; 
ALL AT 
One Operation, 
ADDRESS FOR CIRCULARS, 
Sackett Plow and Pulverizer Co., 
198 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 
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LIQUID PAINTS 
ROOFINC, BOILER COVERINGS, 
Steam Packings, Mill Board, Gaskets, 
Sheathings, Fire-proof Coatings, Cements, &c 
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE PRICE-LISTS. 
H. ¥. Mils M’fg Co., 87 laiflen Lane, N. Y, 
MAGIC LANTERN CATALOGUE, 150 nn-. 8c. 
MAGIC 
U 60 VIEWS ; ® (J, 
MAGIC LANTERNS and SLIDES WANTED. 
WONDERFUL AUTOMATIC ORGANS,ot»Z ? /S5. 
Slides of Assassination of President Garfield a Specialty . 
Circulars fret. THEO. J.HARBACH, 809 Filbert St„Phila..Pa. 
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T he most Beautifully Illustrated magazine 
FOR LITTLE PEOPLE IN THE WORLD. BOSTON AND 
London. $1.50 a year; 15 cents a copy. News¬ 
dealers SELL IT. AGENTS WANTED. PLEASE SEND A 
THREE-CENT STAMP FOR A SPECIMF.N COPY TO 
BUSSELL PUBLISHINO CO, Boston. 
Free 
To give you an idea of 
the superior quality of 
„ DORR’S IOWA SEEDS 
I will send G packets standard vegetable seeds for trial 
FREE to any address, on receipt of (1 cents postage. 
C. W. Dorr, Des fifloines, Iowa. 
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. 
METAL TIP LAMP WICKs 
Pat’d Dec. 7 , 1880 . 
Gives a Brilliant, White and Steady 
light. Wo will send by tnn.il postage paidto any 
who wish to test this SUPERIOR WICK; 1 WD K.for 
10CENTS. 3 WICKS for 25 CENTS. 12 WICKS for75 
CENTS. 12 DOZEN or 1 GROSS for $7.50. Have four 
sizes. Nos. 0,1,2 and 3. Agents wanted. Seud orders to 
METAL, TIP LAMP WICK CO., 70 Cortlandt St., N.Y. 
COLUMBIA 
BICYCLE. 
The Bicycle, as a permanent, 
practical road-vehicle, is an ac¬ 
knowledged fact, and the thou¬ 
sands in daily use are constantly 
increasing in numbers. It com¬ 
bines speed and endurance that 
no horse can equal, and for plea¬ 
sure or health is far superior to 
any other out-door sport. The 
art of riding is easilv acquired, 
and the exercise is recom¬ 
mended by the medical profes¬ 
sion as a means of renewing 
health and strength, as it brings 
Into action almost every muscle 
of the bodv. Send 3c. stamp for 
24-page illustrated catalogue, 
containing price-lists and full 
Information. 
THE POPE M’F’G CO., 
No. ,597 Washington St,, 
Boston, Mass. 
LITTLE 6IANT 
STEAM ENGINES. 
Madison Machine Co., 
406-408 Broadway, N. Y. 
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 
COMPANY 
Five Per Cent. First Mortgage 
Land Grant Eifty Year 
Gold Bonds. 
COPIES OF THE ACT OF INCORPORATION OF TIIE 
COMPANY MAY BE INSPECTED, AND COPIES OF 
THE MORTGAGE DEED OF TRUST, PRESIDENT’S 
STxVTEMENT, AND PROSPECTUS MAYBE OBTAINED 
AT THE OFFICES OF ANY OF THE UNDERSIGNED: 
J. S. KENNEDY & 00., 
63 WILLIAM ST., NEW YORK t 
W. WATSON & A. LANG, 
AGENTS OF THE BANK OF MONTREAL, 
59 WAGE ST., NEW YORK | 
THE BANK OF MONTREAL, MONTREAL, AND ITS 
BRANCHES IN CANADA, OR ITS AGENCIES IN 
CHICAGO, U. S, AND 9 BIRCHIN LANE, LONDON, 
ENGLAND. 
WIARD’S PATENT NEW 1880 and 1881 
SERIES CHILLED PLOWS. 
BOTH RIGHT AND LEFT HAND. 
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY 
THE WIAEB FLOW 00., 
BATAVIA, IV. Y. 
ALL the Latest and Most Valuable IMPROVEMENTS, 
THE BEST for general purposes in sod and stubble. 
THE BEST for hard and stony ground. 
THE BEST for loose and sticky ground. 
THE BEST adjustment for 2 or 3 horses abreast 
POSITIVELY THE LIGHTEST /.V DRAFT! 
OUR MALLEABLE IKON BEAM Is the strong¬ 
est and most durable In the world. 
OUR WOOD BEAM has same Adjustments and ad¬ 
vantages. 
OUR JOINTERS, WHEELS and HANDLES 
are all adjustable. 
OUR [MOLDBOARDS excel all others for fineness 
and uniformity. 
OUR PLOWS are warranted to any reasonable ex¬ 
tent. 
If you are going to buy a new Plow, be sure to give the 
Wiard a trial. We want Agents in localities where we have 
none. WIARD PLOW CO., Batavia, N. Y. 
The Novelty Circular Saw Mill. 
Logs remain stationary while saw travels—cutting with 
under side of saw. This method admits of cutting with the 
grain, saving 25 per cent in power. Its convenience and port¬ 
ability saves 50 per cent in time. Send for full descriptive 
circular. Agents Wanted Everywhere. Address 
The E. M. BIRDSALL CO., Auburn, N. Y. 
SENSIBLE FARM CATE HINGE. 
Send for circulars to J. C. BARLINE, Le Roy, N. Y, 
