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AMKRICAN AGRICULTURIST 
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Galvanized Wire Nettings 
CHEAP, NEAT. DURABLE. 
For Garden and Ornamental Fencing, Poultry Rune, Fish¬ 
ing Ponds, Aviaries, Pigeon Houses, and Trainer for Grape 
ana Floral Vines. 
Plans for Poultry Houses and how to arrange Runs, 
furnished upon application. 
Orders or letters of inquiry will receive prompt attention. 
Write for Prices. Address KROCKIVER <Si EVANS, 
Mention paper. 43:4 West St... N. Y. City. 
RRA1V1V A SPECIALTY. Pure as can be had 
uuu •* in the country. Eggs $.’.00 for 13. 
I I.T'IIAD VC Ho more Birds for sale this season. 
GEO. SCOTT, Springfield, N. J. 
EGGS FOR HATCHING! 
Light Brahmas and Plymouth Rocks, SI.50 for 
13, or S3 00 for 3 doz., carefully packed at express. 
Extra fine mock. Care and expense not spared to get the 
best strains. t&~ A few COCKERELS of eacli to 
spare. P. C. BIDDLE, Chadd’s Ford, Pa. 
EGGS.—EGGS.—EGGS. 
For Hatching. 10 varieties of choicest Fowls and Ducks. 
“Low Prices and Best of Stock," my motto. Send stamp 
for Spring Circulars, witli careful illustrations of all my 
stock. Address, A. M. CAREY, Selinsgrove, Penn. 
WHITE LEGHORN EGGS 
FROM PRIZE STOCK. $2.00 per dozen. Circulars free. 
EUGENE B. PENDLETON, Westerly, R. I. 
New England Stock and Poultry Farm. 
Plymouth Rocks and White African Bantams, 
Rathbun’s Strain P, Rocks acknowledged the best 
layers in the world. My 42 breeding hens, during the past 
year, produced 10,500 eggs, and nine years’ experience in this 
popular meritorious fowl gives me a fair estimation that 
they are unsurpassed for all purposes. Eggs for hatching 
6, $3.0( 
refully 
_ _it money through P. 0. order 
registered letter. G. H. RATHBUN, P. O. Box, T28. 
Hartford, Conn 
P LYMOUTH ROCKS, White and Brown Leghorns. 
Eggs $i per IS. F. A. JOY, 
Johnstown, Cambria Co., Pa. 
E GGS FOR HATCHIIVG.-High-Class Light Brah¬ 
mas, Buff, Black, White, and Partridge Cochins, Hou- 
dans. White Legliorns.and Plymouth lloeks, carefully pack¬ 
ed and warranted to go safely any distance. Failures dupli¬ 
cated free of charge. $3 per 13; $5 per 26. Large Bronze 
Turkey Eggs, $5 per 12. 
R. Y. FAIRSERVICE, Kearney, Newark, N. J. 
NOVELTY 
INCUBATOR. 
I offer this as the simplest, cheapest, most easily 
run, and best Incubator. Daily cost of running, 3 cts. for 
iuel and a few minutes attention. Hatches 80 to 90 per cent 
almost surely. Holds 100 Eggs, Price. $35.00. 
Also NOVELTY HYDRO-MOTHER, Price $8. 
A. C, ATKINS, Orange, N. J. 
MONEY IN POULTRY. ancl diploma! 
have been awarded to Prof. A. Corbett, No. 7 Warren St., 
N. Y„ for his new process for hatching and raising poultry 
m horse manure, for catalogue, send 3-cent. P. O. stamp. 
“THE JOHN D. BILLINGS 
Patent Steel and Iron Horse-Shoe.” 
Made complete , witli Level Spring Plat¬ 
form-Continuous Calk. Tlie best for 
Horse - Railroads, Farm, and Carriage 
Horses in the world. Cures Tender and 
Contracted Feet, Corns, Interfering, Quar¬ 
ter-crack Lameness, and all evils 
resulting from the useot the com¬ 
mon shoe. Trial Set, wiili Nails, 
$1.00. To measure, place foot on 
paper, and draw pencil around. 
Shoes put on cold. N o heating of 
foot. Send ior free Illustrated 
Pamphlet, THE .JOHN D. BIL- 
_ LINGS PATENT HORSE-SHOE 
COMPANY, 161 and 163 Bank Street, New York. 
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75,000,000 RINGS SOLD. 
Hill's Hog Ringers, Triangular Pig, Shoat and 
Hog Rings, also Stock Markers, Barbs for Board 
Fences, Huskers, Ladles, Mactiines for opening 
Ditches, Map of United States, showing number 
and price of Stock each State, mailed free. 
SI. W. HILL & CO., 
DECATUR, ILLINOIS. 
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A book devoted entirely to Plymouth 
Rock fowls, also a separate book on eacli of 
the following breeds: Light Brahmas, 
White Leghorns, and Brown Leghorns, 
and a book on curing Poultry Diseases. 
Either of the above mailed for 25 cts., or all 
five for $1.00. Address the author 
H. H. Stoddard, Hartford, Ct. 
lYTEW JERSEY CENTRAL STOCK FARM 
ll ANI) POULTRY YARDS, Somerville, N. J.. 
H. C. Van Derveer & Son, Proprietors. H. R. Jersey Cattle, 
Poland-China, Jersey-Red, Berkshire and Yorkshire Swine; 
Cotswold and Southdown Sheep; Bronze, Narragansetts 
and White Holland Turkeys ; Bremen and Toulouse Geese. 
.. ' ” of land ' * 
All the leading varieties < 
l and water fowls. 
EGGS FOR HATCHING. 
CHAS. FELDMAN, Martinsburg, W. Va. 
for Hatching. $2 per 13, $3 per 26. W. F. B. 
Spanish and B. B. R. Games. Send stamp for 
circular. LOUIS ANDERSON, Flemington, N. J. 
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lar to 
INE BRED POULTRY.— Eggs from ten varieties 
of high class stock at low prices. Send stamp for_circu- 
CHAS. F. FLETCI 
. Jamestown, New York. 
rpRUE BRED Dark and Light Brahmas, Buff and Partridge 
A Cochins, Plymouth Rock, and Brown Leghorns. Ship 
nothing but fresh eggs, and they will be carefully packed. 
DAVISON BROS., Greencastle, Pa.___ 
POULTRY WORLD. 
A monthly magazine, the oldest, 
largest, and best periodical de¬ 
voted entirely to poultry ever 
published. Splendidly Illustrated. 
$1.25 per year. Also the American 
Poultry Yard, the only weekly 
paper devoted entirely to poultry 
in existence. $1.50 per year. Both 
papers for $2.00. A sample copy 
of both mailed on receipt of nine 
cents lnpostage stamps. 
Address H. H. STODDARD, Hartford, Ct. 
Uan be applied to 
any implement, 
either with or 
Without tongue. 
Light, Strong 
and 
Simple. 
FRENTRESS 
(Patented Dec. 14,1875-Reissued May 22, 1877.) 
The Best and most Durable of all 
the Barbed Wires in Use. 
A sure protection, cheaper than board or rail fence, and good for a life-time. Wastes no ground. Has no weedy fence 
*OW. When the best costs no more than an inferior arttcle, always look for the best. We claim for the Frentress a 
Superiority over all other Wires. For Circulars and Price Li6ts address 
FRENTRESS BARBED WIRE FENCE CO., East Dubuque, Illinois. 
A Cure for Foot Eoi 
Best & Cheapest. 
Buchan’s Cresylic Sheep Dip prevents antfl 
cures tile scab and all parasitic diseases 
the skin. 
Buclinn’s Cresylic Ointment is CERTAIN 
DEATH to tile Screw-worm or Grub. 
For further particulars, send for price lists and circulars 
KIDDER & LAIRD, 83 John St., IVew York. 
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JERSEY TRTT T.T. 14 months old: fit for use-, 
U „ , , , * X> registered No. 3730 A J C(i 
solid dark fawn and gray. Got a m-ize at the late Chester 
Co. Fair, and is a very—— 1 —’ " - - 
cars, if taken soon. 
Heifer Calves, some ( „ _ 
switches and tongues. For prices, address 
" " —DDLE. “ ' — 
F. C. BII 
Chadd’s Ford. Pa. 
University of the State of New York* 
141 West 54th St. NEW YORK CITY. 
The regular course of lectures commences in October* 
phcatKn to C rcuIar an(1 information can be had or npl 
A. LIAOTAKD, M.W.V.S., 
Dean of the Faculty. 
THOROUGHBRED AND CROSS-BREED 
OR GRADE JERSEY STOCK. 
5 fresh cows, 4 to 8 years old, with or without calves. 
5 thoroughbred Jersey Bulls, 1 to 5 years old. 
. 5 , . “ “ Heifers, 8 to 11 months old. 
A 1 the above are, or can be registered In the A, J. C. Club 
Register. 25 cross-breed heifers and cows. 2 to 7years old 
These are a mixture of the two breeds. Jerseys and Avr. 
shires ; several are now fresh, and the balance within th# 
next two months. The best family cows ever bred, all riel? 
milkers and butter-makers: some of them 2d cows, beauts, 
ful In form and colors. Orders solicited for calves of eltbe* 
breed, deliverable when weaned and ready to ship at 2 ta 
S monthsold. My prices range from $45 fora high grnfi 
heifer calf, to $400 for my best thoroughbred cow ana calf 
April, 1880. THOMAS FITCH, New London, Conn. 
Pekin Dncks, and 
T) IVERSIDE FARM.— Jerseys.Berkshires, andCotfr 
J.L wolds imported, bred, and foi sale. Bronze Turkeys. 
id Light Brahmas. Send stamp for catalogue 
C. P. MATTOCKS, Portland, Me. 
2,806 
Weight of two Ohio Improved Chester 
Hogs. Send for description of this fainoM 
breed, and Fowls. L. B. SILVER, Cleveland, <> 
ARTICHOKES, AND MARIE SWINi 
for sale. Send for free circular. 
E. F. BROCKWAY, Ainsworth, Washington Co., Iowjj> 
JERSEY RED 
Hogs still ahead in heavy 
weights. Fine stock of 6prisg 
pigs at low prices. Address,?, 
S. Collins, Moorestown.N^, 
The Best Home for Emigrants, 
NORTH CAROLINA has the greatest range of e!h 
mate, the largest variety of soils, the finest water-powers, 
and the richest mineral resources in the Union. Population 
law-abiding, State debt almost settled, taxes light. Thrifty 
ARYLAND IMPROVED FARMS, ST to $3 9 
Hi. per acre. Mild, healthy climate. Catalogues sent free, 
-CH- ’. 
H. P. 
AMBERS, Federalsbnrg, Md, 
THEDEAF HEAR 
I PERFE^^^^JS^oIfereation,* 
Lectures, Concerts, etc., by a wonderful New Hi 1 
Scientific Invention, THE DENTAPHONEJR 
For remarkable public tests on the Deaf—also on HH 
the Deaf and Dumb —see New York Herald, HH 1 ' 
Sept. 28th ^ New York Christian Advocate, Nov. Wl 
e Deaf 
I PERFECTL?,H,n*Oi^inaiy Conversation, | 
Lectures, Concerts, etc., by a wonderful New I 
Scientific Invention,THE DENTAPHONE-L 
For remarkable public tests on the Deaf— also on I 
the Deaf and Dumb —see New York Herald, § 
Sept. 28th; New York Christian Advocate, Nov. i 
20.. etc. Small Size—can be carried in the pocket. The L ___ 
should send for FREE Illustrated descriptive Pamphlet to 
American Dentaphone Co., 163 W. 4th St.. Cincinnati. O. 
E. RANSOM*" 34 "MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. CITY, 
Perfect Batter Color at lowest prices. 
