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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[OCTOBER, 
RELIABLE 
Implements, Fertilizers & Farming Tools 
OF ALL KINDS. 
Catalogues (Illustrated' 25 cents each, except to 
old customers, to whom they will be forwarded gratis on 
application. 
R. H. ALLEX & CO., 189 & 191 Water St., 
P. O. Box 37G. New York City. 
CUNS, etc 
To meet the wishes and constant inquiries from our 
readers in all parts of the country, especially at the West, 
we have a Department specially devoted to supplying 
whatever may he desired, in the way of good GUNS, 
etc., of any and all kinds; AMMUNITION, 
EQUIPMENTS, etc., etc. Information in regard to | 
all these matters cheerfully given. 
GUNS. 
English Double Barrel Muzzle-Loaders of all styles, 
lengths, and bores, from $11.00 to $25.00. 
English and American Double Barrel Breech-Loaders , 
30 and 32 inches, 10 and 12 bore, from $20.00 upwards—of 
the best makers, such as Colt, Remington, Parker, Baker, 
Fox, Winchester, Forehand and Wadsworth, Scott, Web- 
ley, Westley, Richards, Clarbrough, Bonehill, etc. 
Single Barrel Breech-Loaders. —Remington, Forehand 
and Wadsworth, Richards, etc., from $14.00 upwards. 
RIFLES. 
Breech-Loading Bifles, repeating and single shot.— 
Winchester, Remington, Sharpe, Ballard, Maynard, Mar¬ 
lin, Wesson, Smith & Wesson, Stephens, etc. 
PJSTQLS. 
Revolvers, all makes, styles, and calibers, from $1.25 for 
22 cal. Nickel-plated 7-sliot, and $2.50 for 32 cal. Nickel- 
plated o-shot, up to the most expensive Colts, Smith & 
Wesson, Forehand & Wadsworth, Standard, Hood, etc. 
Ammunition of every description. 
N. B.— Nothing is allowed to leave the establishment 
without being carefully examined and approved by com¬ 
petent persons. 
All articles are bought at the lowest rates, and the best 
that the price will allow. 
Similar looking articles, similarly branded, but of 
•poorer quality, may be got elsewhere, apparently lower. 
GUN CATALOGUE FKEE. 
Illustrated Catalogue of Sportsman’s 
Books, etc., mailed, post-paid, on receipt of two 3-cent 
stamps. Address 
ORANGE JUDD COMPANY, 
751 Broadway, New York, 
(Opposite Astor Place.) 
HOG HINGING- A FAILUEE. 
OUR 
TENDON CUTTER A SUCCESS. 
ANIMAL CONQUEROR. 
ANIMAL CONQUEROR 
Bythe use of this instrument we take from the Hog its 
power to root, by removing a section or piece of the tendon 
or muscle which operates the shovel at the end of the nose, 
thereby forever after preventing them from rooting. 
THIS IS NO SNOOTER, 
and we will convince the most skeptical that this little in¬ 
strument will do its work effectually. 
Any number of testimonials furnished on application. 
If not found on sale in your locality, will send sample 
Cutter and Holder on receipt of 83.50. Address 
EWING & CO., Decatur. Ill. 
Manufacturers and Patentees. 
EVAPORATING FRUIT 
Treatise on Improved methods 
SENT FREE. Wonderful results. 
Tables of Yields, Prices, Profits, 
and General Statistics. Address 
AMERICAN MANUF’G CO., 
American Fruit Drier. Waynesboro, Pa. 
NONSENSE. 
Your address to JONES OF BINGHAMTON, Bing¬ 
hamton, N. Y., will bring the humorous Scale story. 
H.W.dOHNS 
'■ASBESTOS ° 
Liquid Paints 
Are the purest, finest, richest, most durable aud economi¬ 
cal paints ever made for structural purposes. Samples of 
colors aud Descriptive Price Lists free by mail. 
From American Agriculturist, November, 18S0. 
“ Through a number of years the H. W. 
•lohns M’f’g Co have established an en¬ 
viable reputation for making liquid 
paints that are remarkable for their dura¬ 
bility and beauty. Their Asbestos Liquid 
Paints have real merit, and all who con¬ 
template painting their farm and other 
buildings should bear this in mind. We 
can gladly refer the reader to our recom¬ 
mendations of this firm and its paints in 
the past.” 
Jordan Ikon and Chemical Works, 
iff. 1 1th and 5th Sts., Brooklyn, June 8,1882. 
H. IF. ,/chns M'f’g Co., 87 Maiden Lane, New York. 
Gentlemen: We take pleasure in testifying to the ad¬ 
mirable fire-proof qualities of your Asbestos Roofing. At a 
fire which occurred at our works May 26 last, your Roofing 
resisted the action of the flames, after the woodwork on 
which it rested was almost or entirely destroyed. 
We have found the roofing to be very durable where 
there is much walking upon it. Respectfully yours, Jordan 
Iron and Chemical Works, 
J. H. Kolb, Superintendent. 
Cohocton, N. Y., May 24, 1882. 
E. IF. Johns isrf’g Co., 87 Maiden Lane, New York: 
Dear Sirs : The paint came to hand, and my painter says 
it is the best he ever saw. Spreads very fine, one coat com¬ 
pletely covers all trace of the wood, and equals two coats of 
other "kinds. Please ship following as before_ 
Yours truly, Thomas Warner. 
78 West Baltimore St. 
Baltimore, Md., April 3,1882. 
H. IF. Johns M'f’g Co., 87 Maiden Lane, N. Y, 
Gentlemen I had my house in the country painted with 
your Liquid Asbestos Paint four years ago, arid it looks as 
bright and glossy now, as when first applied. 
I contemplate some alterations and will need more Paint. 
Please send me your sample sheets and prices. Respect¬ 
fully yours, Fred, W. Wild. 
Manufacturers of Geuuine Asbestos Roofing. 
Steam Pipe au«l Boiler Coverings, Steam 
Packing, Millboard, Slieatliiugs, Lin¬ 
ings, Coatings, Cements, etc. 
H. W. JQHMS M’fg Co., 
_ 87 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YO RK. 
—— — ■ ‘" H 1 * UMBHawriAia i H I I AM B 
NEW EDITION FOR 1882 . 
Sportsman’s Companion. 
Gives outlines of nearly Two Hundred Different 
Works on Out-Door Sports aud Pastimes. Contains nearly 
One Hundred Spirited Illustrations of Horses, 
Dogs, Fish, Birds, and Wild (^me generally—drawn from 
life. Elegantly printed ; tinted paper. 
Sent, post-paid, on receipt of two 3-cent 
stamps. 
ORANGE JUDD COMPANY. 
Publishers of all Works on Field Sports, 
751 Broadway, New Y ork. 
baTdwiWimpro v ebIhsi la g e & fe e d gutters! 
SIMPLEST AND BEST. 
ONLY THREE FEED GEARS. 
Thoroughly tested dur¬ 
ing the past three seasons 
for Cutting Ensilage and 
proved a grand success. 
And has been the leading 
Gutter for the past 15 years 
for Cutting all kinds of 
Dry and Green Feed. Pow¬ 
er Cutters fitted with the 
only reliable Safety Bal¬ 
ance Wheel. Send for 
Circular containing full 
description, prices, and 
testimonials. 
C. PIERPONT & CO.,Mfrs„ 
New Haven, Conn. 
KB 
Our Seed Catalogue, 
Containing complete lists of all 
the leading VEGETABLE, 
FIELD and FARM SEEDS, 
especially of Seeds for BOOT 
AND FODDER CROPS, and of WIN- 
j TE1S GSSAINS, will he sent to all who apply, 
i inclosing stamp for postage. 
R. H. ALLEN &. CO., 
189 and 191 Water St., 
IP. O. Box 376. New York 
SS,000 Reward 
For any machine hulling as ' 
much clover seed in\ da. 
VICTOR 
(Double Huller) 
Illus¬ 
trated 
Pamphlets 
mailed FREE. iMNii 
Aewark Machine Co. 
Newark,O.Formerly tin 
Hagerstown Ag.Imp.Mfg- ~ 
CHAMPION WINDMILL 
Perfectly Self-Kegulating! 
The Cheapest aDd most Effective 
power in the world for Pumping 
water for stock, Irrigating purposes, 
supplying house and fountains with 
pure, fresh water, etc. 
All our Mills are fully warranted, 
and are equal to any mill in the mar¬ 
ket in all respects, and superior in 
very many. With our pi inted instruc¬ 
tions, any one can set them up. We 
are also Manufacturers of the Origin¬ 
al and only Genuine 
8TAR 
WOOD PUMP. 
with Porcelained Iron 
Cylinder, Tubing, Aque- i 
duct Pipe from IK to 5J: 
in. bore, Shatswell’st 
Patent Door and Win¬ 
dow Screen, the Boss 
Sickle Grinder, etc. 
Sold by the trade gen¬ 
erally throughout the 
country. Send for Illus¬ 
trated Catalogue. , 
Agents wanted for_^pfi3 
unassigned territory. — 
Powell & Douglas, 
Waukegan, Ill. 
Chicago Screw Pulveriser 
Puts In Crops at Half the Cost of the Plow. 
Over 100,000 Acres have been put into 
Crops by these Machines. 
PAMPHLETS FREE-CUTS & LETTERS. 
Address, MAYWOOD 00,, 
Maywood, ILL 
I CHALLENGE THE WORLD TO PRODUCE 
as cheap and rapid a method ot handling hay as 
is combined in the Little Giant Hay Hook and 
Carrier. Send for Illustrated Circular and Testi¬ 
monials, of which the following are a sample 
“Longmont, Col. J. R. Perkins.—The Hay 
Hyj Hook is all vou claimed it to be. We have 
" unloaded a large load in two minutes.— 
Culver & Mahonv.”....“ Somerset, Pa.—The 
Little Giant Hay Hook and Carrier are all a 
man needs to handle hay, straw ,or corn fod¬ 
der, and I am well pleased. The Hook will lift 
2,000 lbs.—Philip Will.”....“ Gibson City, Ill.— 
1 have found the Hay Hook all you represented, 
it to be. and the Carrier and Hook work well.— 
John Pierpont.”_“The Little Giant Hay 
Hook will take off a ton of any kind of hay in 
two minutes.—G. W. Parshali. Cooperstown, 
N. Y.”_“The Little Giant beats any Fork 
more than 100 per cent.—W. C. Mver, Ashland, Oregon.”_ 
“ If I could not get another, I would not part with my Lit¬ 
tle Giant Hay Hook and Carrier at any price.—W. R. Mat- 
tern. Julian Furnace. Pa.”_“It beats all the Forks in 
creation.—W. L. Watson. Lynd, Minn.” Special induce¬ 
ment to those ordering Circulars this fall. 
J. JR. PERKINS, Corey, Cass Co., Mich. 
