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MIXED PAINT5 
AtWHOLESAI^K PRICES,Delivered J’REE, 
For House*, BamH, Hoofs, all colors. A HA VK Middlemen’s 
profits. In use ft I years. Kndorsed by Orange* Farmers’ 
Alliance. I/jw nrices wil surprise you. Write for samplea 
O. W. INQEltSOLL, U-l 6 I’lymouth St., Brook iyu, N. \, 
Are accustomed to ignore friendships, and 
measure wheels without 
mercy. With them loud 
count 
/ Their 
\r' ' mounts must 
^ stand the crucial 
reputation gained 
' by years of honest and 
skilful construction and 
f a i r[L^ 11'^^ dealing. The best riders, 
the ^ oldest riders, the most In¬ 
tel li- ^'^gent wheelmen of the country 
know Columbias to be the standard of 
bicycle excellence for the world, and ride 
them in preference to any other wheels. 
POPJJ MPG. CO., lioston, New York, 
Chicago, Hartford, 
Our catalogue for IffiU shows a line of 
wheels, all newly designed, which for 
attractiveness excel any bicycles ever 
offered. It is free at our agencies, or we 
mail it for two twoK^cnt stamps. 
■FROM 
A PRACTICATi EVERYDAY 
■ sH pnp C containing over 2,S00 
I" ImCEi tested redpes. 320 
■VEzj||||h P^bs tiound in cloth. Don’t fall to 
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the greatest novelty of the age. For full particulars 
address The GREAT AMERICAIV TEA CO., 
P, O. Bo*J487. New Yorlt City, N. Y» 
WARRANTED 
WARRANTED 
to earn its cost with a season’s use 
if kept at work. 
JSBtab’d] JACKSON BROS. psa 
K. Y. STATE DRAIN TILE AND PIPE WORKS, 
76 Third Avenue, ALBANY, N. Y. 
to waste less hay than if hand¬ 
led with rake and forks. 
WARRANTED 
to run lighter than any 
other loader on the market. 
Also agents for 4kTOO 
Salt Glazed Pipe, 
Brick and OemeniL 
WARRANTED 
to rake eTrry sort of hm 
any kind of ground 7vith 
most unfavorable weather. 
WARRANTED 
guaranteed 
to rake and load twelve 
acres a day with one good 
man. 
WARRANTED 
Mention this paper. against breaking if fairly used. 
DANDY STEEL 
.<ir<£^w^Ji. 
Water unless pumped 
cold and fresh by a 
ARNELLVS 
PATENT 
SIX TOOLS IN ONE, 
There is no necessity of 
working all your life when 
You Can AMWCm— 
Have Power 
which will 
Pump, Grind, Saw, &c., 
without it costing you a 
cent to keep. Always In 
harness, and never gets tired. ^ 
Let us send you our handsomely 
illustrated Catalogue, and special 
information regarding your par¬ 
ticular wants. All we want is your 
name and address sent to our near¬ 
est office. HENI) TO-DAY. 
SMITH & WINCHESTER CO., 
li)-37 WendellSt. 2-12Hartford St. 
Jiranch OMce—Hi Murray St., New York City 
Adjustable to all Inequalities of 
the ground. 
RUNS STEADILY. 
CANNOT BE CHOKED. 
Opens Furrows, Double Fur- 
rows or Ridges. Covers. 
Cultivates or Plows to and prom . 
Marks any width—from 25^ to 6 feet 
and from 1 Inch to 6 Inches deep. 
MARKER 
AND COVERER 
PATENT VARIABLE FRICTION FEED 
^ What 
Is home 
without 
Thousands in Use. 
"^ constantly Increasing demand 
Write for further particulars and 
‘.Illustrated Catalogue. 
H. W. DOUCHTEN, Mfr., Moorestown, Burlington Co., N.J. 
Received the Hedal and Highest ward 
at the World’s Columbian Exposition. 
Warranted the best made. Shingle Mills. Machlnerv and 
Standard Agricultural Implements of Best Quality at 
lowest prices. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. 
A. B- FARQUHAR CO-, Ltd- 
YORK, PENNA. 
Cultivators and Corn Planters a Specialty. 
—Hundreds of testimonials us to 
ii'X merits over all other makes. 
medals and DIPLOMA AWARDED 
AT THE WORLD’S FAIR. 
1 1 Large book with cuts for stamp. 
» I BUY THE BEST. 
A. F. WILLIAMS, 54 RACE ST., BRISTOL, CONN. 
PULVERIZER 
BRANCH OFFICES: 
Columbus, Ohio. 
Pittsburg', Pa. 
Philadelphia, Pa. 
W. Detroit, Mich, 
Chicago, Ill. 
77ie mesh around (fu panel of"fence 
shouts horn the f^nce U' made 
YOU ARE RIGHT, 
THEN GO AHEAD 
Enrich the Soil and 
PROPERLY Prepare 
the Seed-bed. The 
Latter can BEST be 
Accomplished by Using 
the “Continental” Disk 
Pulverizer. 
but first of all, send for our large Illustrated Cata¬ 
logue of FARM FENCING. Address 
1285 sold in 1893. 
Send for a description of this 
fatuous breed. B'irst applicant 
Irom each locality will be olTer- 
ed ii pair on time and an agency. 
The L. B. SILVER CO., 
CLKVKL.AND, OHIO. 
SEND FOK CIHCULAR. 
No. 49Locust Street, THBMONT, Tazewell Co., 111. 
LORD BROS., E. H. SMITH, 
Agents for New York, Agent for New Jersey, 
Mendon Center, N. Y. Salem, N. J. 
The Johnston Harvester Go., Batavia, N.Y., U.S.A. 
THE MAPES MANURES 
Send for Pamphlets, Price Lists—MAPES COMPANY, 143 Liberty Street, New York 
a ton of stable manure from the beginning. While pure, fine-grounc^j^/ue and muriate of potash are splendid fertilizers for all orchards, and we can recommend them, 
but in Mapes Manures we have something ready-mixed ; we know’^ jat we are getting, and they are good enough for us. We have found these manures equally good 
for grass, potatoes ard corn as for orchard trees.” 
The Mapes Fertilizers Head Both Lists ot^fertilizers Reported in the Year 1893 by the Connecticut Experimental Station. 
[From Connecticut Farm {Hartford) March 3, 1894 ] 
It will be difficult for the careful ard unprejudiced reader of the Experiment Station reports, not to be impressed with the remarkable high standard maintained 
by all the Mapes goods. In Part 1, lately issued, of the Connecticut Station Report for 1893, the analyses of 61 “ Nitrogenous superphosphates” and 76 “ special 
manures ” show that Mapes heads the list in both classes, in being found to have the highest valuation, as figured by the Station as compared with the cost to the farmer. 
[From the New England Homestead, March 8,1894 ] 
As to the quality of the goods of The Mapes Formula and Peruvian Guano Company, analysis shows them to be unexcelled for farm, fruit or garden purposes. 
The analyses of 61 nitrogenous superphosphates and 76 special manures by the Connecticut State Experiment Station, show that Mapes heads the list in both classes 
in being found to have the HIGHEST VALUATION COMPARED TO THE COST TO THE FARMER. 
Top=Dressing in Spring Old or Worn Out Meadows or Pasture Lands, Lawns. 
Farmers in all sections are claiming that they can make HAY GROWING PROFITABLE with the Mapes Top-Dressing Manures. Some of the most successful 
farmers are using twenty tons and upwards per year of the Mapes Grass Top-Dressing, for bringing up and sustaining their grass lands. They prefer to TOP-DRESS 
rather than plow up and seed to grass. It pays dairy farmers to top-dress. 
