ELLIOT’S PARCHMENT BUTTER PAPER. 
To dalrvroen or others who will use It. we will send half a ream. 8x11. free, if they 
will forward 30 cents to pay postage. Why not try the Best Butter Wrapper? 
A. tl. KI.I.IOT A *11.. l’H|ier MHlliilHctnrora, 
Live Stock Matters 
FORKFULS OF FACTS. 
Horse Owners! Try 
GOMBAULT’S 
iMw ^Caustic 
GtroATt Beets fok Hogs.—W ill it pay to grow 
sugar beets to feed hogs and pigs? I would like 
tae experience of those who have tried it? 
Castleton. N. Y. L. M. s. 
It. N.-Y.—We would not grow sugar beets for 
hog feed, where wc could grow good corn and 
clover. 
“ Holding Up” Milk.— 1 The question as to the 
ability of a. cow to “hold un ” her milk, is being 
discussed in some of the farm papers. I have 
known cows that would never yield this milk un¬ 
less furnished with something choice to eat, while 
being milked. e. f. c. 
Watervliet, Mich.' 
Shote With Asthma. — I have a shote that 
wheezes ; it is hard for it to breathe. I feed bran 
and middlings with car corn for one meal. 
Kerrmoor, Pa. c. s. s. 
It. N.-Y.—Bathe the throatfrom ear to ear, twice 
a wppk with the following liniment : Sweet oil. 
strong nquaammonia .and oil of turpentine, equal 
parts of each, well shaken together. Always 
shake well before using. 
Bogs for Mopes. —We have several dogs that 
are across between Scotch collies and prairie 
wolves, which take to hunting moles and other 
vermin naturally. I suppose they take this in¬ 
stinct from the wolf. They stand and watch the 
track of a mole until they see the dirt move, when 
they pounce down on it in the same manner as 
that famous eat. They are more intelligent than 
a purebred collie, and can be taught almost any¬ 
thin'-. w. a. c. 
Nichols, Mo. 
Cpt More Bone. —A cheaper and better egg- 
producing ration for .1. B. L., page 10?, would be 
to increase the fresh cut bone to double the quan¬ 
tity. use some cut clover hay in the morning soft 
feed, decrease the amount of grain accordingly, 
and make them scratch in litter for all the grain 
they get; this is important in winter feeding 
especially. Wyandotte cockerels would improve 
his stock, both as winter layers and for market 
poultry. But for the best results, he should use 
purebred fowls, keep only early hatched pullets 
for winter laying, and reduce the number fully 
one-fourth for the size of his houses. He will get 
more eggs than from the whole 100 now kept, with 
one-fourth less feed. j. e. stevenson. 
Plugging Extra Teats.— The allusion to this 
matter in The R. N.-Y., calls to mind a conversa¬ 
tion with a dairyman a short time ago, on this 
subject. A few cows were for sale, and one cow 
was left till most of the others were sold, doubt¬ 
less, to some extent, on account of a double back 
teat with the opening about one-half the way 
down the side of the main teat. This dairyman 
said that he could milk the cow clean from the 
true teat by placing the end of one finger over 
the orifice of the false teat. But it would take a 
Bkillful milker lo succeed this way. I asked him 
whether the opening to the extra teat could be 
closed. “ Yes. certainly. When the cow goes dry, 
scarify the end of the teat with a sharp knife, 
and if necessary, close the hole with a stitch or 
two.” “ Ilave you ever succeeded in this way ? ” 
“Yes, often; no trouble at all.” 
JOHN 31. JA31IS0N. 
No other feed for farm animals will produce so satisfactory results as our linseed meal. It supplies tho 
mosi essential elements In which nil other feeds are deficient. We do not percolate or cook our Oil Meal. 
NATIONAL LINSEED OIL CO., til Erie Bank Building. BUFFALO. N. V. (A. C. Abbott. Manager.) 
vJL lil J0- JLeJr A Safe Speedf and Positive Care 
Tho Safest, Best. BLISTER ever used. Takei 
the place of all liniments for mild or severe action. 
Removes all Bunches or Blemishes from Horses 
and Cattle. SUPERSEDES ALL CAUTERY 
OR F I R ! N C • Impossible to prod ace scar or blemish. 
Every oottlo sold is warranted to give satisfaction 
Price 31 .no per bottle. Sold by druggists, or 
sent by express, charges paid, with full directiona 
for its uro. ' Send for deseriptivo circulars. 
TIIE LAWRENCE-W1LL1AMS CO., Cleveland C. 
Feeders of Stock 
Kindly Stop a Minute 
Sons and Daughters of 
one of the best sons of 
Ida’s Stoke Pogis 
at reasonable rices. 
ROUT. F. SHANNON, Pittsburgh. Pa. 
We wish to remind you of tho 
Importance of using liberally 
ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE 
J. I’. HINE, Slilnroek, Erie Co., O, 
Why does our product have 25 per cent more albumi¬ 
noids and carbohydrates than the other? Because 
presses necessarily take from the seed much of the 
mucilage with the oil. and we take oil only. 
Manv feeders find cake tneal more laxative, there¬ 
fore prefer our meal. Address 
DEI KOI r LINSEtD OIL WORKS, 
DETROIT, MICH. 
TPII-A herd of well-bred cattle In 
I P"|l exchange for house anil lot In 
" ■■■» Buffalo. N. Y. Address 
J. W. WOODRUFF. Summerdale. N. Y. 
Win a I’UIZK at the Fairs next Fall with a young sow 
from “Willswood Herd” 
Recorded Berkshire Swine, 
Boars sold. Orders booked for Spring 1895 farrows 
Catalogue tells ALL. 
WILLS A. SKWARI), Budd's Like. New Jersey. 
FEED ! P, & B. compound, ” TO LIVE STOCK. 
Pures^and BestCondlmfc"tal Tonic 
Insures oomplete digestion of food and saves time In 
fattening by increased power to consume more feed. 
Compounded only nt Willswood Farm by Wills A. 
Seward. Address for sample. 207 Broadway, Now 
York. AGENTS WANTED. 
FOR CAI C-Flve registered Berkshire Sows 
■ UH OHLE, with pigs, and eight boars; vary¬ 
ing ages, cheap. PARK FARM, Now Brunswick. N. J, 
Most Penetrating Remedy 
in Existence. 
WARRANTED SATISFACTORY. 
Horse Sizes, 50c. and $1.00 bottles. 
Sold by Druggists and Dealers. 
CHESHIRES! ""-herd-"" 
Is the Banner Hen! of the worhl. Awarded 
more than three time* as many First Premi¬ 
ums (at the World’s Fair, Chicago) as all the 
reft of the Cheshire exhibitors put together; 
17 First Premiums and Special Mention. 
Lion’s share of Fir«t Premiums and tiold 
Medal at N. Y. State Fair, 1894. Why not 
buy the best! Prices low. Correspondence 
solicited. 
B. J. HURLBUT, Clymer, N. Y. 
P atent SIow-Fee<! Manger; $1.(10 each; 9,000 
sold. 50 Warren St., New York; 140 N. Broad 8 t., 
Philadelphia, und 53 Elm St.. Boston. Mass. 
TTTE HYDRO SAFETY LAMP 
For all Incubators and Brooders. Ther¬ 
mostatic Bars, Regulators. Brass Boilers 
and Tanks; Thermometers and ull Incu- 
’ bator Supplies. Send for catalogue to 
L. R. OAKES. Mfr., Bloomington, lnd.; 
J. P. Lucas, Western Agt., Topeka, Kau. 
-PREPARED BY- 
Dr. EARL S. SLOAN CO 
BOSTON, MASS., U.S.A. 
PUCCTCD 11/U I TEC For true type Chester 
unto I tn Will I to with , br °ad 
dl>hed face, straight 
backs and grovdhy, try G. R. FOULKE, Bala Farm, 
West Chester, Pa. You won’t be disappointed. Only 
first-class rcg. stock shipped. Satisfaction guaranteed 
INCUBATORS&BROODERS 
Brooders only $6. Best <feCheapest 
for raising chicks. 401st Premiu ms 
4000Testimonials. Send forCat’l’g 
G.S. SINGER, Box 71* Cardington, 0. 
Dr. Sloan’s Now Book “Treatise 
on the Horse,” sent Free. 
MOM p Y I Get Chester White PIGS from Chester 
w * i Co.—the best in the world ;alsoPo!nnd 
Chinas, Berkshires. Yorkshires. Jer¬ 
sey and Guernsey Cattle: Fowls and 
Eggs M. LLOYD. West Grove, Pa. 
INCUBATORS 
Brooders. 113 First Premiums.. 
Sent for 11 (-page Illustrated Catalogue 
PRAIRIE STATE INCUBATOR CO., 
Homer City, Pa. 
MftRE* RIITTFR than you ever marketed 
mUnC 53U I B Ball before and more money 
■UMHOBmi per pound than it over 
brought. That s the result of owning a 
PICS 
$0 at two months old. $100 can be made annually from 
a Duroc-Jersey Sow. Also A. .1. c. C. Hotter Hull Calf 
at a low price. K. L. CLARKSON, 11 West 19t,h St., 
New York. Refer by permission to The R. N.-Y. 
Glass cans instead of tin—cools from tho 
top. Write for our free book. Good Butter, 
and How to make it.' Agents Wanted. 
Crystal Creamery Co.. 3 Concord St., Lansing, Mich. 
■IP Invincible natcher. 
a j Over 7000 in use. Self-regu- 
K-4 lating, In faot guaranUad good 
i 9 os tha beat. 8«nd 4 <j. for No.23 
■* catalog, troetU® on Poultry 
( raiding & testimonials to fturlteye 
Incubator Co., Bprlugflcld, 0. 
BV 
F. fW » 4 to 
IJKFKDFKS OK LA KG E 
Poland-China Hogs 
Cliltteimnifo. N. \ 
Best v a r I c i I os of 
SEED POTATOES at 
PRICES TO SUIT 
THE TIMES. 
BARREN COWS CURED 
The fell iwtng is (tom Hon. WAYNE MacVKAUU 
Ambassador lo Itaiv ; 
Hkook n ti n v * km, Rrjn Mawr, Pa. 
" Too can quote f om I li’.s note m* u-«ii - atee t bn 
four meaiclxes always gave me me greatest satis¬ 
faction ” 
Boos Free. MOORK BROS., Albany. N. T. 
nUj|»Polantl-ChinaH—Few leftof Hrst Spring Honrs 
UIIIU and Sows bred. Write for bargains; must go. 
Summer and fall pigs. E. Weir & Son, Keinersville, O. 
tin 
Yard. 
High, 
CIhhu" 
fowl* 
Avoid all TliSK with a Stubborn Cough by using 
atone? Dr. Ih.lavne’s Expectorant, a sure remedy for 
nil Coughs nud Colds, and well calculated to exert a 
beneficial influence on the Lungs and Throat.— Adv. 
Toflatch 80 p«r o*nLbtL» Kiqulatimo ^ 
Durable, Correct in Principle. Leader JL- 
at World’* Fair. Get*. in stamps for » 
- new 112 page Poultry Guide and Cato- ^ 
W lo-rue. POULTRY FOR PROFIT made plain. Jled-Reck Information. 
★ Reliable Incubator and Brooder Co..Quincy, III. * 
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Seed Potatoes; Cheshire Hogs: Duck and 
Hens’ Eggs. Send for Illustrated circular. 
C. E. CHAPMAN, Peruvllle, N. Y. 
G fill GET, MILK FEVER 
SCOTT’S ) Positively cures caked 
ARABIAN }■ udder and garget • 
PASTE j will not scatter or re- 
Sw' vmtfZ urMxntr son SO pair- CUnstnuo-j 
f Cia<A.«r«v» at Ooatom Band 
w«S lit-uni W tsoawmciBifc *.( 
, -4 ' • .rtsolaaWa pneaw. Wtr, aujfc buy 
'* F \\A\V I Y uoJ M4»*4he 
I M inf YK\V mao t probe A 
F_ IIII l/'y to> HI i ‘Mai iudraitat 
111u Irj. q tor f oo ran OQi b; u 
u> a>j *«IJ a* though berw m Person, 
a. ( ((...Mfra. No. IO tkurel) ttU. Uot-nu. N. Y. 
Fall Pigs In pairs not akin; Sows In farrow. Six 
Beagles, six months old. II. C. White and S. C. B. Leg¬ 
horns and S. S. llamburgs. Eggs In season; $1.50 for 
13; $2.50 for 26 •, $3 for 39. 
HOMEU J. BROWN. Harford, Cortland Co.. N. Y. 
f INCUBATOR 
I Hatches Chickens by Steam. 
r^!? 8011116 ^ aelf-re«nlntin*. 
The simplest, most reliable 
and cheupest first-class Hatcher 
the market. Circulars free. 
ItTJhli & CO., Quincy, IIL 
111/ nmO Saved by using my Forceps 
iVV AND I iliS Wnkeyon the most money. 
Ml ‘ I IUk) Rook on raising Hogs, fren 
J. W. REIMERS. 110? II Street. Davenport, la. 
FOWLS AN 1 ) EGGS 
1?-8TAM»AI£1» ISKKEtffe-1? 
All ««»ld from blrdn M*orIii|{ 
polntn ami upwiirdM. 
Our large Catalogue mailed on receipt 
of 4 cents. Circular)* Furk. 
F. B. KTAHL, Quincy, llllnola. 
H ATCH CHICKENS BY STEAM 
WITH THE MODEL 
THE KEYSTONE 
DEHORNER 
Black and White $2 to$5 each, 
Mrs.C. M. Kelley, Newark,N.Y 
I Simple, 
Perfect, 
I and Se/f- 
\Regulating 
' Thousands 
in successful 
operation. 
Guarani ted to 
£/ Cuts clean on all si<l"s-does not crush. The 
[V most humane, rapid aud durable knife 
3) made, fully warranted. Highest World’s 
-j) Fsir Award. I )escri "1 i ve Circa lars f r“». 
§ A.C.BROSIUS, Cocbranvil e, PaJ 
We offer two Yearling Half-wild Turkey Gobblers. 
Their plumage Is very brilliant. Also one trio of 
Woods or Summer Ducks. The Turkeys are thor¬ 
oughly domesticated and Ducks very gentle. 
M. B. ROWE & CO., Fredericksburg, Va. 
Treat the Family Pet to one. 
ROBERT BONNER Says: 
“I am using your bits at my farm, and it affords me 
great pleasure to sav that I never used any bit that 
works so satisfactorily on all kinds of ho'ses. It has 
only to become known In order to come into general 
use. 
Price Reduced to #1.00, Post-paid. 
They will control the most vicious horse without 
punishment. Everv Bit Tested and Warranted. All 
nickel. Forged. The strongest bit made. Promotes 
speed, gives confidence. Sure cure for pullers, check 
lighters and longue lollers. 
Stop using the cruel over-draw bit and check your 
horse from the chin. 
Highest testimonials from Bndd Doble. Ed Bither, 
Frank Starr. H. D. McKinney, and one thousand 
great., horsemen. Beware of infringements. Don’t 
miss Ibis chance. Address 
IIU.MAXE BIT CO., 374 Market St.. Newark. N. J 
! Low. -It-priced flr«t-cla»« 
Hatcher made. 
Send 6c. for Catalogue. 
Circular, tree. 
Patentee and 
Slanufarinrer GSOi H. Stal 
hatch a larger 
percentage ot 
fertile eggs, at 
leu*, comt than 
any other Hatcher. 
114toI22S.Gt!i 
WANTED A Salesman to sell Live Wild Turkeys. 
Tf Mil I LUi Write to W. W. BENDER.Tub, Somer¬ 
set County, Pa. Give good references. 
Feed green bone the best egg producer, and 
save grain and money. 
Mann’s Bone Cutter 
ON TRIAL. 
TRY IT before vou PAY FOR TT. 
Tts Supremacy is Unquestioned. 8 Size 3 . 
120 HIOIIFKT ALVAROS RFC I). 
Illus. Cat’l Free if you name this paper 
F. W. WlANN CO., Milford, Mass. 
t St., Quincy, III, 
EGGS CHEAP, 
and beat strains of pure bred fowls. I will mail you a fine 36-pago 
Catalogue and Calendar for tho year of 1895. got up in the best 
style, full of useful information, just what »ver\body wauls, for 
only 4c. in stamps. Address. It. II. UKEIDKIt, VliOUbN. PA 
Light Brahmas. Early and Prolific layers. Eggs, $2 
for 13, $3 for 28. Flymouth Rocks; eggs, $1.25 for 13, 
$2 for 28 V. E. HASERICK, Lakeport, N H 
Don't get Eggs-cited when we tell vou that hens do 
Eggs-actlv as well in winter as in summer if their 
rations are Eggs-tended by using 
Green Bone Cutter.^ 
Nothing on Earth will make Hens Lay a^d 
\ rr? Little Chicks Grow like Green Cut Bone. 
Awll Warranted to double Egg Yield 
//va B fjj- and reduce Gra.n Bill One-balf. 
ti MJ^Sw Chj/r Green Bone Cutters are the best on 
earth, and the ONLY ones receiving 
U yLML an Award at the World’s Fair. 
JI f £2T Send for Catalogues ond vaiuablo 
—* article ,N ~ Feed, free. 
Wcbstcr & Hannum. I0T Alsanv Gr n Cazenovia, N.Y. 
C fi H 0 for hatching that will hatch. B. & W. P. Rocks, 
LUUO W. Wyandottes, Indian Games, B. Minorcas, 
and P. Ducks. Satisfaction gwiranteed. Send for cir¬ 
cular. BUOOKS1DE POULTRY FARM. Columbus, N.J 
O. K. FOOD 
An egg eellent appetizer. 
Cures eggs-oaustion. 
Makes hpns Eggs-treraely profitable. 
Sample Bag One Dollar. 
S3?“ Send for our new catalogue. 
C. A. BARTLETT, 
Worcester, Mass. 
k for Incubators my specialty. From vlg- 
| orous crosses at $4 per 100; also 12 varle- 
v ties purebred stock at $2 per 15. No cir- 
L. H. MYERS, Bethlehem Centre, N. Y. 
culars. 
