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AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
[August, 
APPLE JELLY. 
From SWEET CIDER without Sugar. 
Evaporates SORGHUM JUICE faster, and 
less fuel, than any apparatus known. 
THOUSANDS IN USE. 
Send postal for De¬ 
scriptive Circulars and 
Testimonials. 
VERMONT 
Farm Machine 
COMPANY, 
Bellows Falls, Vt. 
THE BEST IMPLEMENTS 
The Blanchard Churn;the New Blanchard Butter Worker: 
Dick’s Superior Hav, Straw and Fodder-Cutter; Improved 
Telegraoh Fodder Cutter; Phila. Broad-cast Seed Sower; 
Planet Jr. Cultivator ; Seed-Drills; Double and Single Wheel 
Hoe; Firefly Garden Hoe and Plow ; the Dickey Fan ; Ad¬ 
vance Chilled Plow ; Corn-Sheliers ; Cider Mills' and other 
improved Garden and Farm Implements, wholesale and re¬ 
tail, at low prices. It will pay you to write for descriptive 
circulars and prices, stating what you want, before purchas¬ 
ing. Everything warranted as represented, and guaranteed 
to give customers satisfaction. All goods securely packed 
and delivered free on board cars here. 
JOHNSON & STOKES, Seed & Agricultural 
_ Warehouse, liU Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
USE DR. EVANS’ HOOF OINTMENT, 
To keep your Horse’s Hoofs in a healthy 
condition, and his White Liniment for 
all sores. They can be relied upon. In 
constant use in the New York and Brooklyn 
Fire Departments. 
For sale at Harness Makers and Druggists. 
Send for Circular. 
EB. HART, Jk., Proprietor, 
No. 4 College Place, New York. 
ESSEX PIGS A Specialty, 
75 to 100 Pedigree Pigs for delivery in June, six 
weeks to two months old. Write for prices. 
Also Brown Leghorn (prize winners) EGGS, @ $1 per doz., 
and B. B. R. G. Bantam Eggs for Hatching (imported;, @ 
$1.50 per doz., in new baskets. Safe arrival guaranteed. 
C. W. CANFIELD, Bradford Co., Athens, Pa. 
BXBWELL, MANCHESTER, 
Jersey Queen, Seneca Queen, and other new varieties of 
Strawberry Plants. All the leading standard varieties. 
Grown in Pots. Also Fay’s Prolific Red Currant. Send 
for Catalogue. 
JOSEPH D. FITTS, Providence, K. I. 
IfARYLAM) FARMS S7 to S‘25 per acre. Short 
ill winters, breezy summers, liealthv climate. Cata¬ 
logues free. H. P. CHAMBERS, Federalsburgh, Md. 
YASSAR COLLEGE. 
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. A complete college course for 
women, with Schools of Painting and Music, and a prepara¬ 
tory department. Catalogues 6ent. 
S. L. Caldwell, D.D., President. 
FRUIT TREES. ORNAMENTAL TREEsT ~~ 
GRAPE VINES. PLAITS AND BULBS. 
SMALL FRUITS. SHRUBS AND ROSES. 
An immense stock. Splendid Assortment. Warranted true. Remarkably cheap— 40 CHOICE 
MM! 1II INVENTION. 
The world cannot beat Dildine’s Adjustable Sieves Can 
be adjusted to one hundred or more sizes, for Flour, Grain, 
Seeds, Beans. Peas, &c., taking out both coarse and fine 
dirt, foul seeds, &c. These Sieves are particularly adapted 
to farmers for this season of the year, seeding time. Agents 
can clear from five to fifteen dollars per day. Write for 
particulars to MILTON SIEVE MANUF’G CO., Milton, Pa. 
Send for Catalogue, free. 28th year. 400 Acres. 18 Greenhouses. Address 
THE STORKS & HARRISON CO., Paiuesville, Lake Co., Ohio, j 
Little’s Sheep Dip. 
One gal. makes from 25 to 50 gals, for Scab, or 100 gals, 
for Ticks and Lice. Cures Foot-rot. COLD water 
only required. Cheapest Dip known Never fails. Send 
for prospectus to ALFRED MITCHELL, 317 Broadway, 
New York. (P. O. Box 517.) 3 
SCOTCH COLLEY POPS. 
Bred from the very finest imported and prize-winning 
strains—and sired by trained dogs of marked intelligence 
and great beauty. Also Cotswold and Southdown Sheep, 
Thoroughbred Swine and Poultry. Write for Catalogue and 
Prices to W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO„ 
475 & 477 North Fifth Street, ™ .. .... ■„ 
and 470 & 478 York Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 
DRAUGHT STALLION FOR SALE. 
Dark Chestnut Clydesdale Stallion “ Hard Times,” 
foaled May 3d, 1880, imported direct from Scotland by ad¬ 
vertisers last fall. "Topsinan” and "Prince of Wales” 
stock. Entered in Volume 5 Clydesdale Stud Book. Height, 
16 hands, 1 inch. Girth, 77 inches. W eight, 1,400 lbs. This 
Colt was pronounced in New York, one of the best year¬ 
lings that ever crossed the Atlantic. For further particu¬ 
lars address EVVEN, SMALL & SIMSON, 
Scotia Ranch, Palo Pinto County, Texas. 
Chester White, Berkshire, 
and Poland China PIGS, and 
Setter Dogs, bred and for sale 
by ALEX. PEOPLES, West Ches¬ 
ter, Chester Co., Pa. Send stamp 
for Circular and Price List. 
PICS 
CHESTER WHITES, 
BERK HIRES, POL¬ 
AND CHINAS, JERSEY 
REDS, and YORK¬ 
SHIRES. If you want 
extra stock of any age 
of the above breeds at 
very reasonable prices, DON’T FAIL TO WRITE 
TO US BEFORE PURCHASING. 
BENSON, MAULE & CO., Philadelphia. 
OXFORD SOUTHDOWN RAMS. 
Best for wool and mutton. February lambs for sale. Both 
parents thoroughbred. $15.00 each. 
F. D. MENDES, Box 55, Rockaway, N. J. 
THE FAMOUS 21 STOP BEETHOVEN ORGANS. 
Suitable for the Parlor, Chapel, Lodge, Church or Sabbath School, 
PRICE 
A BRIEF DESCRIPTION. 
Boxed with Organ 
Bench, Book and 
Music, ONLY 
$ 00.00 
ft ORGAN. 
ins.. Length, 4G ins., Depth, 24 ins. 
New Stylo No. 9000, Handsome Solid Black Walnut Case 
with Organ Bench and Music Book. 
27 STOPS, 10 FULL SETS GOLDEN TONGUE REEDS. 
SPECIAL TEN ©AY OFFER TO THE READERS 
OF THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
I desire the Beethoven Organ introduced among the readers of this 
newspaper within the next ten days, so that all can see and appreciate its 
wonderful merits and stop combination effects. Now, if you will REMIT 
ME seventy-five ($75.00.) dollars, I will ship you this Organ immediately, 
and send you a receipted bill in full for ninety dollars ($90), which is the 
regular and only price at which this Organ is sold. The price will soon be 
advanced to $125.00, on account of the increase in the price of labor and 
materials used in its construction. 
CSPT desire this instrument introduced without delay, and make this 
EDecial offer so you may order one now, I look to future sales for my 
profit, as the Beethoven makes me thousands of friends. I regard this man¬ 
ner cf introducing it better than spending hundreds of dollars in newspaper 
CASE .—Handsome Solid Black Walnut, manu¬ 
factured so as not to take the dirt or dust. Tho¬ 
roughly seasoned and kiln dried, so that it will stand 
the test of any climate, handsome rubbed Varnish 
finish and polish; carved and ornamented witli ara¬ 
besque designs in gold, fret music desk, pocket, han¬ 
dles and lamp stands. It is built to last, not for show. 
ACTION .—Containing 27 Stops, with a great 
variety of Stop Combinations, enabling the perform¬ 
er to imitate (by following the simple instructions 
sentl a French Horn, Violin, Piccolo, Saxaphone, 
Full Orchestra, Cello, Church Pipe Organ, and many 
other beautiful effects. In addition you have the 
regular ordinary Organ at your command. 
27 STOPS as follows : 
1— Cello, 8 foot tone. 14—Echo, 8 foot tone. 
2— Melodia. 15—Dulciana, 9 foot tone. 
3— Clarabella. 16—Clarionet, 8 foot tone. 
A—Manual Sub-Bass, 16 foot 17—Voix Celeste, 8 foot tone. 
tone. IS—Violina, 4 foot tone. 
6— Bourdon, 16 foot tone. 19—Vox Jubilante, 8 and 4 
C—Saxaphone, 8 foot tone. foot tone. 
7— Viol di Gamba, 8 foot tone 20—Piccolo, 2 foot tone. 
8— Diapason, 8 foot tone. 21—Coupler Harmoniquc. 
9— Viola Dolce, 4 foot tone. 22—Orchestral Forte. 
10— Grand Expressione, 8 foot 23—Grand Organ Knee Stop, 
tone. 24—Right Knee Stop. 
11— French Horn, 8 foot tone. 25—Automatic Valve Stop. 
12 — Harp iEolian. 26—Right Duplex Damper. 
i:WVox Humana, Tremulant. 27—Left Duplex Damper. 
With grand and thrilling accessory and 
combination effects . 
BELLOWS . —Finest Treble Rubber, Upright 
pattern, three bellows combined, with four Steel 
Springs, with Automatic Valve Stop, an ingenious 
arrangement for preventing an over-supply of air. 
REE DS.— 10 full Sets Reeds. Are of the Celebra¬ 
ted Golden Tongue (patented,) the tongue of which 
are secured to the block by dovetailing instead of 
ordinary rivet, which soon breaks or rattles. The 
Golden Tongue never breaks or wears out, holds its 
tone perfectly. No tuning is ever required after 
leaving factory. 
TON E.—Superb, Thriilingly Sweet and Pure. I 
challenge comparison with any instrument ever 
manufactured at four times the price. An Organ 
like the above containing the same variety of music 
would cost through high-priced organ manufactur- 
ers at least $450. This combination of Reed-Board 
and Stop Work, bear in mind, in the BEETHOVEN 
is patented. No other organ maker dare build it. 
PRICE. — 1 The price of this Organ, which in¬ 
cludes a music book, organ bench, choice music, 
&c. securely packed and delivered on board the cars 
at Washington, New Jersey, is ONLY $90.00. 
TERRAS.—The terms are Net Cash. Remit¬ 
tances may be made by Bank Draft, Post Office 
Money Order, Registered Letter, or Express prepaid. 
WARRANTED. -The BEETHOVEN is war¬ 
ranted for six years. Shipped on one year’s trial. 
Comer Railroad Ave. and Beatty 
8t., Washington, New Jersey. Largest in the world. 
Running day and night to fill all orders promptly 
Whom it Pay ffiflwmu: 
DES“If the Beethoven Organ, after one year’s con- 
stant use, does not give you perfect satisfaction in 
every particular, and is in any way not as repre¬ 
sented in this advertisement, I hereby bind myself 
to take it back and refund you your money paid in 
current funds, with legal interest of New Jersey, 
(six per cent.) I further agree to pay freight 
charges on the instrument both ways, the money to 
he refunded immediately upon receipt of the in¬ 
strument at Washington, New Jersey. I further 
agree, if requested, to exchange it for any other 
organ or piano as shown in my catalogue. 
Very truly yours. 
tdOW TO ORDER— Enclosed find money for 
Beethoven Organ. I have read your statement in re¬ 
gard to it in this advertisement, and I order one on 
condition that it must prove exactly as represented 
iu every particular, ot I shall return it at the end of 
one year’s use and demand the return of my money, 
with interest from the very moment I for ward it, at 
six percent., according to your offer. Be very par¬ 
ticular to give your Name, Post Office, County, 
State, Freight Station, ana on what Bailroad. 
sure to remit by Bank Draft, Post Office 
Money Order,RegisteredLetter orExpressprepaid 
advertising. The Organ speaks for itself. Often 20 sales have been traced 
from the first sold in“ a new neighborhood. 
gag^This offer is positively good for only ten days from date. PLEASE 
BEAR THIS IN MIND. The Agriculturist must be mentioned to secure this 
special price. If mailed from your post office within ten days from this 
date, it will be received, not otherwise, or you may accept by telegraph on 
the last day, and remit by mail on that dev. I shall POSITIVELY refuse 
all orders under $90, unless the Agriculturist is mentioned m youi letter,. 
and payment .must h emailed wi-hin ten daysu spjctisl. 
DATE©,WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY, August 1, 1882. 
N. B.—As this special offer is limited and will not be repeated, if you 
have not all the money in hand, it will pay you to borrow a part from 
your friends, and thus secure the best organ that can be offered^ at a less 
price than an ordinary organ by other makers is usually sold at. 
Address or call upon DAMSEL Fh BEATTY, Washington, Wew Jersey. 
