1884. ] [Adv’iug Kates, see page U4J 
AMJilEiC A X AGiiC U LT U 
Wisely adopted by Dairymen. 
The adoption by most of the prominent dairy men and 
■farmers of tlie United States, of the Improved Butter Color 
made by'Wells, Kiehardsou & Co., Burlington, Yt., is a proof 
< f thoir wisdom in a business point of view. Nearly all win¬ 
ter blitter is colored in order to make it marketable, and 
this color is tlie best, in regard to purity, strength, perma¬ 
nence and perfection of tint. 
ONE TKIAIi OF CHISiOSSEN’S SHOES 
with tlie 
TRADE 
SSEiAOK TIP ON THEill, Will convince 
-Parents of Hieir 'VAiLUE. 
The BEST COMPOUND 
EVER INVENTED FOR 
and everytfiinj else, in Haril or Soft Wa.« 
ter, witUout clanger to fabric or hands. 
Saves Labor, Time, and Soap, amaz - 
and is of great value to housekeepers. 
Sold by all Grocers—but see that vile Counter¬ 
feits are not urged upon you. PEARLIXE 
is the only safe article, and always bears 
LIQU ID PAINTS. 
■Unequalled for durability and brilliancy of colors. 
Eor steep and flat roofs in any climate. 
15 STMKET, XEW YOKM, 
Will be pleased to mail their ANNUAL, DESCIIIPTIVE FIMCED CATALOGUE for 3SS-1. comainin 
VEGETABLE SEEDS, 
TREE SEEDS, 
Orders for Spring Delivery of the MAYFl.OWEIl POTATO, should be sent in at once. 
FLOWER SEEDS, 
GRASS SEEDS, &c. 
3 f aix 
THJiRSTONE & BRaCHABVf, Buffaio, W. Y. 
This elegant Ivory Handle Knife (like Cut), 3 Blades, $1.00; Bearl Handle, $1.50 ; Ladies’ 1 Blade Ivory Handle, 25.c; 
- -- 2 Biade, ,‘Oc.; 3 Idade,ISc.; Boys’1 lilade, 
2!!C.; 2 Blade, 35c.; fanners' 2 i lade, (it'e.; 
2 Blade, very heavy, ISe.; 31 lade, lieavy, 
:$1.0l); Pruning Knife, 50c.; a Wade and 
I Butcher Razor, $1.00. KKilEMBEK, all 
lour Blades are made of the very best 
uality of Razor Steel, and warranted. 
__ Vc replace all that are soft or flawy. 
Give us a trial we know you -will be pleased. Send Postal for Catalogue. Stamps taken. 
FOR lO CEISTTS. 
The St. Louis Magazine, edited by Ale.xander N. De Menil. 
now in its flfteeuth year, is brilliantly illustrated, purely 
Western in make-up, replete with stories, poems, timely 
reading and liiimor, $1.50 a year. Sample copy and a set of 
gold colored picture cards sent for fen cents. Address, 
A. J. GILMORE, 213 North Eighth Street, St. Louis. The 
American- Agkicclturist and St. Louis Magazine, sent 
one year for $1.75. * 
Asbestos Building Felt, 
strictly fire-proof. 
ASBESTOS PLASTIC STOVE LINING, 
for repairing Stove and Flue-joints, broken fire-brick. 
Iron Linings, etc., c-tc. Ready for immediate use. 
H, ¥, JOHIS’ Maaiifactiiriiii Compaaf, 
NEW YORK. 
Sole Manufacturers of II. W. Johns’ Roof Paints, Steam 
Pipe and Boiler Coverings, Rope and IVick Packing, 
Mill-board, Fire-Proof Paints, Coatings, 
Cements, Etc., Etc. 
R TT to buy a new HARNESS? If 
■» U, llTso, send to KING & 
CO., O-wego, N. Y., for Catalogue. Money saved by 
orderiug direct. 
Watches and jewelry. Many difi'erent styles at low prices. 
Send for circular. CUMMINGS & CO., 38 Dey St., N. Y. 
FOUS NOVELS FOR NOTHING, 
A Big Offer to get New Subscribers, 
TEXAS SIFTINGS, the celebrated humorous weekly 
(illustrated,) will be sent to NEW subscribers for 3 month's 
for 50c. In stamps, [Regular price $2.50 a year], and each 
subscriber will receive, free. In'mail or express, the follow¬ 
ing four complete Standard Novels: The Telegraph Girl, 
by Anthony Trollope ; A Rogue’s Life, by Wilkie Collins; 
The Haunted Man, by Charles Dickens; Jack of All Trades, 
by Charles Reade. Address. 
TEXAS SIFTINGS PUB. CO., New York, N, Y. 
'^HE Great Organ Patent Case 
contested in the courts for 
thirteen j'ears has resulted in a final and 
complete overthrow for the opponents of 
the Estey Organ. 
The well earned leading position of tlie 
Esteys, after years of effort, is not easily 
set aside by the cheap imitators of a day. 
The intelligent musical public every¬ 
where will help a decision as to the value 
of the Estey Organs, and an Illustrated 
Catalogue, sent free by the manufacturers 
to any address, will suggest many pleas¬ 
ing styles. 
ESTEY ORGAN CO., Brattleboeo, Vt. 
Tl The Most Profitable 
_ B I 8 y Market STKAWBEERY 
I Large, hrilliant deep crimson, exceptionallj' 
firm’. The best sliipping variety. Full account 
[free bv mail. Extensive stock of SllJALTj 
I FRUITS. onihracing all the new leading spe- 
Icialties-and old favorites, f'alalogiie With 
I superbly colored phite.s and nineh valuable in- 
I formation, free. Win. F. Ras.sett, Ham- 
] montoD, N. J. Introducer Atlantic Strawberry, 
OTRAWB'ERRIES. Old ,ioo .oao, t-. oc. ..i,, 
io Bob, $3 per M. Plenty of D. Boon. Nigh’s Superb, Indiana, 
and others. Peach and other Fruit Trees. 
S. C. DE COU, Moorestowu, Burlington Co., N. J. 
1 AA AAA STR.4WBEBRY PLANTS, including all 
L'MB.Av'"” the best leading varieties. Manchester, 
Bidwell,^ctc., at low rates. Also Small Fruit Trees and 
Plants by mail. Address CH.tS. BL.A(iK & BBO,, Village 
Nurseries, Higlitstown, N. J- 
“The berries were the best I ever tasted.’’— Farm dk Garden. 
“Berries received and sampled ; roplian-I I ni-rra Pos-eu 
sweet and good.”-Fnr)H Joanna/. Laillool Ldfgu Lulij 
best Quality, most produclive. IQ QTS. Ironi 
For 25 alKdavirs and testimonials of ! O Single Hill 
at one picking, see ('.atalogue. free. Also of all best 
sorts Strawberries, Raspberries, Grapes. Peach, and 
other Pruit Trees, &c. J. S. C'OI.LINS. 
Aloorestown, N. J. 
WILSON JUNIOR PEDIGREE 
Tlie LARGEST. BEST, and 
MOST pp.ODUCTivE Early Black¬ 
berry, 3}.^ inches around, from 
seed of selected Wilson’s 
Early. 
KIEFFEE HYBKID 
Pear Trees. 
Peacli Trees. 
I [Strawberries, 
II Raspberries, 
11 Grapes, ifec., «&c. 
Catalogue with 17i"n> TIT’U' 
Colored Plates 1? JAJliilj. 
WNi. PARRY, 
PARRY P. O., N. J. 
E. B. UNDERHILL. POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. 
PLANTS FOR ALL 
KIND. My BEEKV Wf ft 
LIOAF, with short notes JFB _0 JLw — 
& low prices, etc., free. » 
SOlIJlEG.p R.ISPBERRY PLANTS. 
300,000 first class Gregg and Souhegan Raspberry 
plants at low prices, ihieclal rates for Lots of 3,000 or more. 
C. Ci. HART, Soutliingtoii. Ct. 
MARLBORO lied IlASPBEIlRl\s®f„i\Vors 
for history and terms. A. J. Caywood & Son, Marlboro, N. Y. 
F^uTt PACINGES- P^Ji^eTtsb 
C. COLBY & CO., Benton Harbor, Mich. 
H-C n a your address on postal card and I will send 
CTJ-jTn _0 / you circular of mv new strawberry “ Con¬ 
necticut Queen” which 1 introduce in spring of 18841 
TV. N. HOUGHTALING, Seymour, Ct. 
CUTHIIERTS a Specialty. Strong vigorous Vines of this 
leading Market Berry, $1.25 per li O; $8.00 per 1000. Larger 
lots still lower. EDGAR L. ALBERTSON, Hope, N. J. 
' Plants bt/mailor express at one.'half- 
Agents’ prices. BIG Strawberries, 
&ramWa«rfy IKiHS. GftRFI ELD 
Aper/ect/lotDeringSeedlingoy‘Crescent,-whiciiitftiTs^(r- 
passesinforniySizeJirmnessikliighflavor. Fiilldescrip’ii 
m free catalo^e. HALE BROS., So.G1astonbi"-\- ct 
I Descriptive Illustrated Nursery Catalogue, and Guide 
% for tlie Fruit and Ornaniental Planter. Sent to all 
-®- applicants. W3I. H. 3IOON. .Murrisville, Pa. 
TfllF Peach and Apple Trees, 
__ _ - jBJili.o Strawberries, Gr.ajie 
Vines. Raspberries. Extra fine plants. All tlie new kinds. 
Send fur Catalogue. 
J. W. ADAMS, Springffield, Mass. 
CAPE cod“cra 5 tberrv 
(True.) The best sort for profit. The most profitable of 
all crops. Full directions for cultivation on lowland, up¬ 
land or garden, with price of plants. B. HI* WATSON, 
Old Colony Nurseries, Plymouth, Mass. 
