1884.] 
AMEBIGA'N AGEICULTUEIST. 
191 
Only Doable Dinar Invented. 
CHAMPION 
XXos XUzxsex*. 
RINGS AND HOCDER. 
No sharp points in the flesh to 
cause irritation and soreness, as in 
case of rings that close with the 
joints in the flesh, and produce 
soreness of the nose. 
The Champion Hog Holder speaks for itself in 
CHAMBERS, BERING, QUINEAN CO 
Only Single Ring Ever Invented That 
Closes on the Outside of the Nose. 
Brown’s ^liptical Ring. 
And Triple Groove Hog'and Pig Ringer. 
This is the only Single Ringer ever invented 
that closes on the outside of the nose. It 
overcomes a serious defeet in all triangular 
and other rings which close with the joints 
together in the flesh, causing it to decay and 
to keep the liog’s nose sore, 
the above cuts. 
.Exclusive Manufacturers, DECATUR, lEE. 
JSSOjS Lbs. W’gh 
WSIOf TwoTJhioIMPKOVED ches 
iTER HOGS, Send for descriptioi 
'of this famous breed. Also Fowls. 
^ 11. SILVER, CLEVELANJl, O. 
Premium Chester "White, Berk¬ 
shire and Poland China Pigs, Fine 
Setter Dogs, Scoteh Collies and 
Fox Hounds bred and for sale 
by ALEX. PEOPLES. IVest Ches¬ 
ter, Chester Co., Pa. Send stamp 
for Circular and Price List. 
Jersey Beds for immediate 
shipment.—40 sows in pig—75 three 
mos. pigs, and 15 young noars, all 
recorded or eligible in J. Red 
H. B. Eggs from prize P. Rocks, 
$1 for for 100. Send for His¬ 
tory and Prices, and catalogue of 
Immense Nursery Stock, including 2 yr. Asparagus, 
and 1 yr. Osage, at $3 for 1,000, or $25 for 10,000 plants, by 
CEABK. PETTIT, Sec. Nat'l Asso. of J. Red Swine 
Breeders, P. O., Salem, New Jersey. 
Pure bred recorded Po- 
hind China Swine. Pigs 
all ages for sale, in pairs 
or trios, not akin, write 
for what you want. En¬ 
close stamp for new cata¬ 
logue. Reduced rates by 
xpress. _ 
JOHN B. HO'WE. 
Seneca, Ills. 
Mention this paper. _ 
University of tie Stale of New YorL 
141 West 54th St. NEW YOKE CITY. 
The current session of this Institution began in Octobei, 
1883. Catalogues and announcements can be had from the 
Dean of the Faculty. A. EIAUTABD, M.D.V.S., 
Dean ol the Faculty. 
CAEVES & COWS 
Prevented Sucking each 
other. Also, 
SEEF-SUCKING, 
BY RICE’S PATENT 
Mai. Iron "WEANER. 
Used by all StockRaisers. 
Prices, by mail, postpaid. 
For Calves till 1 year old 
55c.; till 2 years old 80c.! 
older $1.12. Circulars 
free. Agents Wanted. 
H. C. BICE, 
Farmington, Ct. 
Remedies 
FOR 
Horse Diseases 
Going’s Worm Destroyer.— Sure Relief from "Worms 
or Bots. 
Going’ s Tonic Powder .—The Best Preparation Known 
for Improving the Horse’s Condition, Purifying the Blood, 
and Imparting to its Coat a Glossy, Shining Appearanee. 
Going’s Colic Powder.— For Colic, Scouring (Chronic 
or Acute), or Inflammation of the Bowels. The Surest 
Remedy known to Veterinary Science. 
Going’s Cough Powder. — For Cough, Catarrh, 
Heaves, or Sore Throat. 
Prominent Agencies.— Portland, Me., James Bailey 
& Co.; Boston, Mass., G. C. Goodwin & Co., 38 Hanover St.; 
Providence, R. I., T. W. Rounds & Co., 101 N. Main St.; 
Worcester, Mass., R. McAleer, 228 Main St.; Philadelphia, 
Pa., M. Gallagher, 19 N. Ninth St.; Pittsburgh, Pa., Lough- 
rey & Frew, 102 Wood St.; Baltimore, Md., Coleman & Rog¬ 
ers, 176 Baltimore St. ; Baltimore, Md., Wm. C. Rupp, 11 
Park St.; Richmond, Va., S. S. Cottrell & Co., L303 Main 
St.; Wilson, N. C., E. M. Nadal & Co.; Louisville, KVy R. A. 
Robinson & Co., 528 Main St.; St. Louis, Mo., A. A. Mellier, 
709 Washington Ave.; New Orleans, La., A. "W. Jackson, 873 
Magazine St.; Cleveland, O., Dr. F. S. Slosson, 223 Superior 
St.; Detroit, Mich., Geo. E. McCulley and J. A. Taylor; 
Chicago, 111., Van Schaack, Stevenson & Co.; Chicago, Ill., 
S. Taylor & Co., 181 E. Madison St.; St. Paul, Minn., Noyes 
Bros. & Cutler; Helena, Mont., R. S. Hale & Co.; Boise 
City, Idaho, Wm. H. Nye; San Francisco, Cal., Main & 
Winchester, 214 Battery St. 
These remedies are each put up in tin boxes, and will keep 
for an indefinite period. They will be sent by mail, free of 
charge, on receipt of 81 per package. Circulars with full 
-- ' ’ Adore - 
directions enclosed. Address, 
PROF. J. A. GOING, P.O.Box 
8, New York City. 
PRIZE CATTLE. 
A. J. C. C. II. R. JERSEVS. 
Two Year Old, Yearlings, and Calves, combined of such 
blood as EUROTAS, 2,454, REX, 1,330, RIOTOR 2nd,, 469, 
ALBRET, 44. As prize takers, this Herd lias won prizes both 
in Canada and the U. S. ’YM. CROZIER, Northport, L. I. 
AUSTRALIAN MERINO 
SfUD SHEEP. 
M 
ORT & CO., Limited, beg to announce that 
their Tenth 
ANNUAL STUD SHEEP FABR 
will be held in their spacious 
WOOL WAREHOUSES, 
Circular Quay, SID^VEY, New South Wales, 
about 15th, 16th and 17th 
JULY NEXT, 
when specially selected drafts of pure-bred 
AUSTRALIAN MERINO STUD SHEEP, 
from the most celebrated Breeders in the Colonies, 
will be submitted to public auction, and sold 
WITHOUT RESERVE. 
At our Ninth Annual Sheep Fair held in July 
last year, we offered over 1,400 head of Pedigree 
Sheep, including representative drafts from all 
the best Flocks in Australia ; and every animal 
was sold under the hammer at prices ranging from 
2 guineas to 465 guineas, or say $10 to $2,500 per 
head. American Sheep Farmers desirous of se¬ 
curing a strain of the Australian Merino blood, 
which has made its name famous in all the Wool 
Markets of the world, will do well to attend or be 
represented at our Tenth Annual Sheep Fair in 
July next. 
MOST & CO., Limited, 
Wool Brokers, and Stock and Station Agents, 
SIDNEY, N. S. WALES. 
THE PERFECT 
HATCHER and BROODER. 
Is the I.eading and Standard Apparatus of tbe 
World For Hatching and Raising Poultry. It is 
simple and easy to manage. Absolutely reliable. Perfectly 
self-regulating, and never falls to hatch. 
PERFECT HATCHER CO. 
Elmira, NEW York. 
Be sure and mention this paper. 
Eclipse Incubator 
Warranted to be fully equal to representation. The most 
perfect self-regulating, and most durable incubator made. 
Send for circular to, THE ECLIPSE INCUBATOR CO., 
Box 309, Waltham, Mass., or, 68 Devonshire St., Room 13, 
Boston, Mass. 
THE THERMOSTATIC INCUBATOR. 
A Hand-Book of Artificial Inculiation. 
For sale by the ORANGE JUDD CO., Broadway, New York. 
Price, Paper covers, 36c.; Cloth, 56c. For circulars and In¬ 
cubators, address the Author. 
_ E. S. BENWICK., 19 Park Place, N. Y. 
"^“”'“""”^HE^Ew'^EN^^NTA!r"’°'“°""““ 
INCUBATOR. 
See last Month’s Advertisement. Address, 
.o^^i^L£ALSTEADj BoxjOj^jejJLY^ 
INfillRATflRQ and pacific queen akti- 
InUUDniUnO FICIAE mothers. Fust class 
only. Machines guaranteed. Operators sent if desired, to 
Instruct purchasers. Send 4 cents postage for illustrated 
pamphlet and reply. Address, 
MAURICE H. STRONG, Cincinnati, Ohio. 
THE COLD WATER DIP 
IS NOT POISONOUS. 
Mixes perfectly with COED WATER. Safe to use in 
COIiD"EST WEATHER. It Is a sure cure for all 
Skin Diseases, Insect Pests and Worms of domestic 
animals. Every farmer should keep it. For various uses 
of this Dip in detail send postage stamp to 
T. W. LaWFORD, Gen’l Agent, 
296 E. Chase Street, Baltimore, Md. 
TT'C'GS from my Prize Winning P. Rocks, White and 
Xli Brown Leghorns. 15 eggs, $2.00; 26, $3.00; 50, $5.00. 
Circulars free. A. LEIDA, Delaware Station, New Jersey. 
"IjlGGS FOB HATCHING, from P. Rocks and L. 
Brahmas. $1.00 per 13. Langshans, $1.50 per 13. Packed 
in baskets. Miss H. C. Willis, Box 1313, Saratoga Springs.N.Y. 
F ob fancy poultry and eggs address, 
B. McCaffrey, Box so, Steubenvllle, O. Langsban, 
Japanese and African Bantams and Fur Fowl. 
ROWN LEGHORN 'eggs FOB HATCH- 
Ing. Price, $1 per setting. Address, 
"W. J. MORGaS", Box 245, Ashland, Penna. 
and fine fcwls. For prices on all the 
breeds and for best Incubators, ad¬ 
dress P. II. Jacobs, Hammouton, N. J. 
B 
EGGS 
EGGS 
for hatching from Leading Varieties of 
Fowls. Send 10c. for book on manage¬ 
ment. J.M. SMITH, Stony Brook, NIY. 
FRESH EGGS from Choice Fowls. BRO’WN LEGHORN 
$1.50, and W YANDOTTE $2 per 13. Discount on large orders. 
Circulars free. J. J. STYER, Concordville, Del. Co„ Pa. 
ITALIAN BEES AND QUEENS. 
Send for prices. Send 25 1-oent stamps and get Book of 
instructions on Bee-Keeping to 
E. P. BAKER, Box 342, Des Moines, Iowa. 
"171/^ pt C FOR^HATCHING from Fir'”"”’ 
iliVirljrio Plymouth Rocks, IS Eggs $1, 26,$1.50. Ger¬ 
man Canaries for sale. Singers $2, pairs $3. 
H. V. LEWIS, Clearfield, Pa. 
"ITIGGS FOR HATCHING FROM PLYMOUTH 
Fi Rocks and White and Brown Leghorns. Stock as fine 
as the country affords. $1.50 for 13; $2.50 for 26. Address 
POULTRY VILLAGE FARM, Cannonn, Fairfield Co., Conn. 
PRIZE PLYMOUTH ROCKS. 
Took all the high prizes In New 
City, 1883 and 1884. flags and fowls 
lai. A. C. HAWKINS, Lnn. 
rlzes In New England and New York 
■ <wU for sale. Send for clrcu- 
tnneaster. Mass, 
PLYMOUTH ROCKS. 
stock took first premium atN. Y., ’84. Ei 
MAMMOTH RUSSIAN SUN FLOWEI 
T. GRAHAM ASHMEAD, Williamson, 
St premium atN. Y., ’84. Eggs, $1.50 per setting. 
MAMMOTH RUSSIAN SUN FLOWER, pkg. 10c. pint 50c. 
Wayne Co., N. Y. 
A book devoted entirely to Plymouth 
Rock fowls, also a separate book on White 
Leghoens, another on Bkown Leghoens, 
a book on curing Poultey Diseases, and 
another entitled How to Feed Fowls. 
Either of the above mailed for 25 cts., or all 
five for $1.00. Address the author 
H. H. Stoddaed, Hartford, Ct. 
PRAGTIGAL POULTRY KEEPING 
Fourth edition. An illustrated book on 
Poultry by mail, 50 cents. Postal note 
preferred: stamps taken. 2ct.stamp for 
illustratea circulars of choice poultry. 
J. M. T. Johnson, Binghamton, N. Y. 
EGGS FOE HATCHING! 
From pure PLYMOUTH BOCKS and pure 
LIGHT BRAHMAS, prize stock, extra fine 
birds. $-2.00forl3 or 83.00 for 26 eggs, carefully 
packed. Also afew Cockerels and Pullets, lightly boxed, 
83 each, 85 per pair, 87'J)er trio. 
F. C. BIDDLE, Chadds’Ford, Pa. 
M 
OUR ELEGANT 
125 Page Illustrated 
POULTRY CATALOGUE] 
For 1884 will be ready this month. It tells more about Poultry 
and Poultry raising than any $2.00 book in the United States, 
It tells how we keep 500 towls on two and one-halt acres, and 
annually clear $1,700. prick, 25 Cents. Stamps taken. 
Price Lists free. (Mention this paper.) K. B. MITCIIELIi 
& GO., 24 McCormick Block, Chicago. Send in your or¬ 
ders that we may know how many to publish. 
EGGS, 
FOWLS AND PIGS. 
, Eggs for Hatching from L. Brahmas, 
y P. Cochins, P. Rocks, B. B.R. Gaines, 
G. S. Bantams, Leg horn^ $2 for 13; $3 for 26. B. Turkey 
Eggs, $5 for 13. Essex. Yorkshire, Chester White Pigs, 10 
weeks old, $18 apair. 20 trios of P. Rocks, P. Cochins and 
Light Brahmas, $6 per trio. HOMER H. HEWITT, 
Circulars free. Williamsburg, Blair Co., Pa. 
POULTRY WORLD, 
A monthly magazine, the oldest, 
largest, and best periodical de¬ 
voted entirely to poultry ever 
Duhlished. Splendidly illustrated. 
1.25peryear. Also the American 
°oultry Yard, the only weekly 
paper devoted entirely to poultry 
inexistence, $1.50 per year. Both 
papers for $2.00. A sample copy 
of both mailed on receipt of nine 
cents in postage stamps. 
Address H. H. STODDARD, Haetfoed, Ct. 
]V. K- 3PoYilti*y Faraa. 
Plymouth Rocks, Brown Leghorns and Am. Dominiques 
are the best fowls for all purposes, 14,500 eggs from 50 hens 
in 1 year. Choice stock for sale. Eggs for hatching, $2 per 
26; $5 for 50, and $8 per 100, warranted fresh and true. 
RATHBUN & PIERCE, P. O. Box 900, Hartford, Conn. 
