For the First Club of 40. For the First Two Clubs of 30. 
The Belle City Feed Cutter. THE ZEPHANIAH BREED WEEDER AND CULTIVATOR. 
This is a large hand-power machine Those who remember the furore that greeted the original Breed’s Weeder will be 
capable of cutting half a ton of hay or at once interested in this one. The cut shows how it works when it differs from 
stalks an hour. Just exactly the thing .. the original. In this tool the 
for some dairyman with a small herd. It teeth are bent somewhat in 
is getting to be the proper thing now to UY the f° rm of a hay rake, only 
Al °f course arranged to scratch 
to kill the weeds. The 
man who gets this premium 
will be well pleased with it— 
you may take our word for 
that. Send to the Zephaniah Breed Weeder & Cultivator Co., Boston, Mass., for ^ * n a very few days. The bicycle 
circulars. For 30 new subscriptions remember. has revolutionized life for many people. 
Some folks undertake to claim that 
'or the First Club of 40. For the First Club of 20. country people have no use for a “ steel 
Jacket Potato Sprayer The People’s H. S. Knitting horse *” what nonsense that is. We 
. know lots of farmers who ride bicycles— 
t objection to spraying pota- Machine. yes , and their wive8) too _ and take trip8 
at one must carry a heavy With this machine it is claimed that up and down the country to their great 
water on the back. This is a n sor t s Q f stockings, hoods, mitts, sus- satisfaction. You ought to do the same, 
and makes the operation a p en d ers and gimilar goods can be made. Get 80 new subscriptions and earn 
e one. C>1 course if a man Certainly a good knitting machine ought this “ wheel.” 
For Clubs of !> and 8. 
A Fine Silk Umbrella. 
The first man to carry an umbrella be¬ 
came the laughing stock of his neighbors 
because it was a new thing to do. Yet 
he went ahead and did his business in 
comfort on rainy days. There may be 
foolish folks now-a-days who will 
laugh at the idea of buying an 
umbrella. Let them laugh—and m 
soak. Don’t you do it, however, t *3 
while five of your neighbors are I 1| 
not taking The R. N.-Y. The ■ II 
umbrella we offer is made of 
BFor the First Club of 80. 
A Columbia Bicycle. 
Everybody knows the Columbia wheel. 
It is the standard, and the name is a 
trade mark guarantee of quality. It is 
made by the Pope Manufacturing Co., 
Boston, Mass., and any boy can earn 
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cut up all the feed that goes into the 
mangers. The cattle eat it better, and 
what they leave makes better bedding. 
The machine cuts to three sizes, half-inch 
to IX inch, and can be safely forced to 
400 revolutions per minute. To get a 
first-class machine we went to the Belle 
City Manufacturing Co., Racine, Wis. 
Send for their catalogue and notice how 
this cutter does its work. Given for only 
0 new subscriptions. 
on tne cow ge r one o f rnese can xeeaers. farmer8> the „ Red Jacket „ is just the 
«j“a 2 Sf| It will do away j s ma( j e iik e a wheel-barrow. 
with all trouble of q^e operator simply pushes it along and 
teaching the calf ^he wkee ^ s and gearing do the rest. You 
rin k* Amcl as can wkee ] a kus hel of potatoes in a bar- 
I'M 1 , ^ r f WS row easier than you can carry them on 
*1 OU aS ^ your back. In the same way this beats 
y° m . 1 1 , 8 . m °. Gr j a Knapsack Sprayer. It is made by the 
.. , e mi is mixe Field Force Pump Co., of Lockport, N. 
with saliva, becomes more easily di- v , . . . , ... 
... . Y., and is given for 40 subscriptions, 
gested, and prevents scours. We can 
offer 20 of these for 20 clubs of five new For the Flr8t Club of 75 ' 
subscriptions each. Price $ 2 . 50 , or with Quaker City Grinding Mill, 
one new subscription $3. T «. i. xl . 
In these hard times the miller s toll is 
For the First, Club of 12. well worth saving—particularly as the 
m, . price of grain is so low that more of it 
The Champion Milk Cooler. (inolud 4 w „ eat) must be , ed on the 
Modern dairy science has shown that farm to get a fair price for it. You can’t 
where milk is to be kept sweet one of the - —-— 
first things to do is to get the animal 
able, yon to strain^ aerate and cool your ^ 
This is just the thing wanted in farm 
houses to heat parlors, 
bedrooms, etc. It may 
be moved from one 
room to another like a 
lamp. No wood, no 
coal, no ashes, no odor, 
no fire to kindle. All 
brass, nickle-plated 
fount. Is an ornament, 
and will heat a room 
15 feet square. The 
ornamental dome can 
be removed and ordi¬ 
nary boiling or cooking 
done. Sent for five new 
subscriptions at $1 each and $5 extra. 
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Premium List Continued Next Week! 
