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americajn^ agriculturist. 
[April, 
THE FERGUSON 
BUREAU CREAMERY. 
makes the most and test butter._^ 
S^TJses the least Ice, and sayes the most lahor. 
Hundreds have discarded deep setters and adopted the 
Bureau. Highly endorsed by leading Dairymen. 
DON’T BUT ANT CANS, PANS OK CBEAMEK, 
or send your milk to the factory, until you have sent for 
our large Illustrated circulars and price lists. 
_THE FERGUSON M’F’G. CO., Burlington, Vt- 
K CREAMERY 
H ■ H Has the largest coollnfr 
surface, takes less 
cooling material, A 
takes less labor In ™ 
operating it, and 
GIVES THE 
BEST RESULTS 
las a glass the whole 
depth of can that shows 
outside the condition 
'of the milk without 
touchingthe Creamery, 
and can see the cream- 
line the whole length 
in drawing off. It 
Raises all Cream 
between milkings. 
For circular address 
JOHN S. GARTER 
Sole Manufact’r, 
SYRACUSE. N. Y. 
Delaware Go. 
■ Requires no lifting or 
handling to skim or clean 
it. It Is the prince of LA¬ 
BOR-SAVING Cream¬ 
ers. It will last for 20 
years. It is warranted to 
do all we claim. To one 
man in every town where 
not already introduced we 
will make a special private 
offer. Address, 
DELAWARE CO. CREAMER CO., 
Mention Am. Agriculturist. Benton Harbor, Mich. 
SHIPPERS OF MILK, ATTENTION ! 
IlK BOrnt 
PATENTED SIAECn 23d, 1880. 
Adapted for the de¬ 
livery of Milk in all 
Cities and Towns. 
A Long Needed Want 
at last Supplied. 
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS 
ON APPLICATION. 
Warren Glass Works Go. 
A. A. 
73 Murray St., 
NEW YORK. 
Moseley’s Catoinet Creamery 
Creamery A. Refrigerator 
Rc, COMBINEDr 
For ramilfesydairiesyfae* 
i ories, the creani-satherii]i£; 
system; for hot els^ etc* 
Sizes for One Cow to Fifty. 
Used with or without Ice. 
STODDAKD CHTJKN. 
BESTONTHE 
MARKET. 
IV^ofloats 
or 
dashers 
\ Inside* 
Kine Sizes for dairy and factory 
with or without pulley. 
One at wholesale where we 
have no Agent. 
Dog^ Powers, Butter Boxes, Prints, Ete* 
AKoseley ^ Stoddas'd M’f’s Co, 
Poultney, Vt. 
INDISPUTABLE FACTS! 
Eead, and see how the Oelehrated Butter-makers of the Oountry are setting their Milk. 
The Ucho Farm.Lltchfleld, Conn., whose butter has sold for $1.25per pound, uses the Cooley Creamer. 
MR. BOWDITCH, Framingham, Mass., whose butter now brings eighty cents per pound, uses the Cooley 
Creamer. 
ALFRED RODMAN, of Dedham, Mass., whose butter now brings eighty cents per pound, uses the Cooley 
Creamer. 
HIRAM SMITH, Sheboygan, Wis., whose butter was awarded the Highest Sweepstakes of $250 at the Inter¬ 
national Dairy Fair, at New Tork, 1818, uses the Cooley Creamer. 
GEORGE S. CAMP, Oswego, N. T., awarded the Ashton Sweepstakes of $125 at the same Fair, uses the 
Cooley Creamer, 
N. W. MOKLET, Baraboo, Wis., who was awarded the Sweepstakes at same Fair In 1819, uses the Cooley 
Creamer. 
JOHN S. MURKAT, Delhi, N. T., whose butter was awarded the Gold Medal for the best American butter at 
the Great Dairy Exposition at Loudon, England, uses the Cooley Creamer. 
L. B. HALSETS, Mali wan, N. J., whose batter sells for seventy cents per pound, sets his milk In a Cooley 
Creamer. 
The pi emium for the largest per cent, of yield in butter of any factory or dairy in the great dairy State of 
Iowa in 1880, was awarded to P. G. Henderson, Central City, Iowa, who set the milk at his factory in 
Cooley Creamers. 
The premiums for thepreatest value o/matiufacturcdprodMct obtained from 1,000 pounds of milk at the National 
Dairy Fair at Milwaukee, IVis., December, 1882, was awarded to H. Smith, Sheboygan, Wis., who sets his 
milk in the Cooley Creamers. 
At the same Fair the premium for test butter made in June was awarded to Cooley butter. 
At the same Fair the premium for best butter made in August was also awarded to the Cooley butter. 
The Cooley Creamer Is made in four styles—all sizes for dairy or factory use. 
Send for niustrated Circulars. 
VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO., Bellows Falls, Vt. 
Pat. Channel Can Creamery. 
Used In Dairies now all over tbe U. S. 
Makes more Butter than any other process. 
Our Testimonials in circulars are vouchers. 
We furnish Cliurns, Butter Workers, etc. 
First order at wholesale where we have no 
agents—Agents wanted. Send for Circulars. 
WM. E. LINCOLN CO., Warren, Mass. 
REID’S 
CREAMERY 
ALWATS MAKES GOOD 
BUTTER. 
Simplest and Beat. 
Agents Wanted. 
BUTTEE WOEKEE. 
Most Effective and Convenient, also 
Power Workers, Butter Printers, 
SWppIng Boxes, etc. 
Write for Illustrated Catalogue. 
A. H. REID, 
36 S. 16tb Street, Phila., Pa, 
mATUS&suppLIES 
nU^CQCFAGTORIES! 
CREAMERIES 
and dairies. 
tWManufacturing OUTFITS a Specialty. 
Send for Uluetrated Circular of Improved Apiia- 
ratus for making CHEESE AND BUTTER. 
JOHNS.CARTERHS 
IIPID” 
Ice Cream 
Freezers. 
Eleven sizes. Intended 
for first-class sales. Send 
for Descriptive Circular 
and Prices. 
CLEMENT & DUNBAR, 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
HOUSEKEEPERS, ATTENTION! 
UNION 
SewiilacMiie; 
Is the Best and 
Handsomest 
Made. 
Agents 
The Improved 
UNION CHURN. 
o 
Wanted. ® 
It is Warranted to be 
all right. You run no 
risk in buying one. 
Send for Circulars with full 
details of either or both these 
articles to the 
UNION MANUF’G CO., Toledo, Ohio. 
After three years of practical trial and public endorse¬ 
ment, we offer to Dairymen and to the Trade, our HAND 
BUTTER-WORKER, operating on the principle of direct 
and powerful pressure, instead of rolling, grinding, or slid¬ 
ing upon the butter. 
We claim that it is the only Butter-Worker which will cer¬ 
tainly, quickly and easily, take out all the buttermilk, and 
which does not and cannot injure the grain of the butter. 
It works in the salt as easily and ns well. 
the:v^ 
GET the ,B EST 
Five Sizes made for Family Dairies. Eight sizes for Fac¬ 
tory use. We now make both the Round and Square form 
of Factory Churns. All our goods are of perfect stock and 
the best workmanship. They are strong, simple, efllclent, 
convenient and durable. The continue to be 
THE STANDARD CHURNS OF THE COUNTRY. 
Inquire of the nearest Dealer In such goods for a 
“Blanchaud Bvtteu-Worker,” or a perewine “Blanch¬ 
ard Churn,” and if he has none on hand, send postal for 
Prices and Descriptive Circular to 
THE INVENTORS AND SOLE MANUFACTUBEES, 
PORTER BLANCHARD’S SONS, CONCOBD, N. H. 
Established, 1818. 
SedgwickSteelWireFence 
I> the only general purpose Wire Fence In use, being s 
StrongNet-WorkWltnontBarbs. Itwill tnrndogs,pim, 
sheep, and poultry, as well as the most riciona stock, 
without injury to either fenoe or stock. R is just the fenoa 
for farms, gardens, stock ranges and railroads, and very 
neat for lawns, parka, school lots and cemeteries. Covered. 
. „ elf 
into favor. Tbe Sedgrwich Gate*, made of wronght- 
Iron pipe and steel wire, defy all competitton'in neatness, 
strength and durability. We also make the best and 
cheapest All Iron.Automatlc or Belt-Opening Ga^ also 
Cheapest and Neatest All Iron Fenoe. Best Wlro 
Stretcher and Post Auger. Also manafae- 
ture Russell’s excellent Wind Engines for 
pumping Water, or geared engines ^r grinding 
and other light work. For prices and particulars aeS 
hardware dealers, or address, mentioning paper. 
SEDGWICK BROS, BPrs., Rlclimond Ind. 
TTiVERY HOUSEWIFE WANTS ONE.-THE 
.g.J Indestructable Iron Pad. No sticky irons, starch or 
rust. Sample 15 cents. Agents wanted. 
E. E. EDGECOMB, Mechanic Falls, Me. 
T>E 
CREAM SEPARATOR 
THE GREATEST DAIRY IIVVEWTIOW. 
Extracts the cream from milk, fresh from the cow. Does 
away with setting, holding and use of ice. Gives ten per 
cent, more and better butter. Leaves the milk sweet. In 
use in the best Dairies and Creameries In the United States. 
Capacity 70 gallons per hour. Never wears out. Saves its 
cost every year per each twenty-five cows. Address, 
DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR CO., 
33 Park Row, New York. 
