$ 20 . 
oo cash Down And 
oo 
I IN $5.00 MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS 
BUYS THIS BEAUTIFUL SOLID AVAI.NUT PARLOR ORGAN, REDUCED FROM 
REGULAR CATALOGUE PRICE OF $75.00 to 
Warrant¬ 
ed For 
6 Fears, 
Stool and Instruction Book included. ORDER AT ONCE* Only ft few in Stock 
Bead Descript ion:—5 Octaves, 7 Stops, and 2 Knee Swe lls. 
I CONTAINS 3 SETS OF REEDS, VIZ: 
I One Set Exquisitely Pure, Sweet - ME LODI A of 37 Reeds. I 
I “ Rich, Mellow. Smooth ... - DIAPASON of 24 
Solid Black Walnut Case, well and substantially made, and elegantly finished and embel¬ 
lished with fancy frets, carved ornaments and gold tracings. Patent Triple Upright Bel¬ 
lows, which are superior to any bellows ever constructed, rollers, handles, lamp stands, 
music pocket, sliding fall with lock, and all the latestcon venlences and i improvements. 
DIMENSIONS‘.—Height, 75 In., Length, 48 iu., Width, 24 in., Weight, 300 lbs. 
HOW TO ORDER. 
It Is only necessary to send us references from your Post¬ 
master or the Merchant you trade with as to your responsi¬ 
bility, and Organ will be shipped you ou 10 days’ test trial. 
If it suits you are to send us $20.00 and pay freight; the 
balance of price, $25.00, to be paid us in monthly install- 
mentsof $‘>.00 Per Month, until the whole amount is paid. 
tW NEW STYLES NOW READY AT REDUCED PRICES. j£J 
Largs Illustrated Catalogue Free. Be sure and Write to us and Save Honey. 
CORNISH & CO., WASHINGTON, NEW JERSEY. 
DUTCH BELTFD CATTLE. 
Unique, Novel and Imposing. Large, Persistent Milk 
ers. Circular Free H B. Richards, Easton, Pa. 
CHRISTMAS 
HOLSTEINS. 
Present your wife or daughter a superior Holstein 
Cow or Heifer, which will be fresh in January or Feb¬ 
ruary. 
I offer 40 of them In calf to DF, BRAVE HENDRIK, 
the best Holstein Bull living, aud by BILLY BOELYN 
the hero. 
Billy Boelyn has two daughters which give 97 pounds 
and $2% pounds In a day. No other bull living or 
dead, equals this record. 
Present your son a young Bull by one of these sires. 
Prices low—terms easy. 
EDGAR HUIDJEKOPER, 
MEADVILLE, PENN. 
Mention this paper. 
MAPLEWOOD 
HOLSTEINS. 
Last Spring’s BULL CALVES of the finest Breeding 
offered at very low prices to reduce stock. 
Price $50 to $100, if taken before Jan. 1st, 1888. 
F. C. STEVEN'S, 
MAPLEWOOD STOCK FARM, 
ATTICA, NEW YORK. 
(Trsdc Mark.) 
IMPERIAL, EGG FOODwill Increase Egg pro¬ 
duction,strengthen weak and drooping fowls promote 
the healthy growth of all varieties of poultry, and in¬ 
sure fine condition and smooth plumage. This Is no 
forcing process; you simply give them the chemicals 
to make eggs, at a cost of less than one cent a week 
for each fowl. We mall packages for 50c. aud Si. 6 1b. 
boxes and 25 lb. kegs delivered to freight or express 
Co. for $2 and $6.25. Ask your local tradesman or 
write to F. C. STURTEVANT, Hartford, Conn. 
PRESS'Y’S BROODER SSSPiKJ 
ent)Farm Bights for Sale. HAMMONTON INCUBAT¬ 
ORS. $15. Langshan Fowls and Eggs. Circulars free. 
G. W. PRESSEY, i I u in in on t ou, N. J. 
RAISE NO MORE WHEAT 
But make your money out of the Barn and Poultry 
Yard, as the Dairy, Poultry and Doctor Book tells. 
For five 2-ct stamps. C. G. IIinter, Allentown, Pa. 
THOKOUGHBKED G'eese, and Turkeys! 
from the best strains. Bred for Health, Meat and 
Eggs. Standard Birds. For prices of Eggs and 
Birds, address DR. B. BURR, POCASSET, MASS. 
TANDARD 
GALVANIZED WIRE NETTING. 
For Poultry Fenolng. 
|3-4’0F one cent for 2 inch mesh no. 19 wire 
EVERYTHING FOR THE POULTRY YARD. 
IHatcliers and Brooders. 
8end for Circular. Brockner & Evans, 
28 VESF.Y STREET. N. Y. CITY. 
JERSEY RED, rOl.AMMIIiAA, 
Che-lcr Utile, Ki*rlo,liir« A York¬ 
shire I'lgu. Southdown, (otswold 
nnd Oxford Down Sheep and Lamb. 
Scotch Colley Shepherd Pops and 
Faney Poultry. Send for Catalogue 
W.ATLEE BURPEE A C0.Fhila.P» 
GRIND 
(jraham Flonr /t'onT. ‘in the 
<5HANDIVIILL (i a’ 8 
m koepm^Poultry Also P^Wf1{"mTT usTnd 
FARM I* I'j.lt MILLS. Circulars and testimonials 
on--plication. WILSON if ROS. Easton, Fa. 
ENTIRELY NEW. 
CLARK’S CUTAWAY HARROW, 
Supersedes the plow; beats the world; ground made 
Into a perfect seed bed; has a seeding attachment for 
sowing all kinds of grain. Send for new circular with 
full description. HIGGANUM M’FG CORPOR¬ 
ATION, Higgamun, Conn., Sole Manufacturers. 
Warehouses, 189 and 191 Water St., New York, and 
South Market St., Boston, Mass. 
The Belcher & Taylor 
Agricultural Tool Company, 
Box 75, CHICOPEE FALLS, Mass. 
MANUFACTURERS of 
Hay Tedders, 
Horse Bakes, 
Feed Cutters, 
Vegetable Cutters, 
Reversible Sulky Plows, 
Bight Hand and Side Hill Plows, 
Harrows, Tobacco Ridgers & Cultivators, 
Etc., etc. Sepd for Circulais, Price List and Terms. 
SEDGWIuK 
WOVEN STEEL WIRE FENCE 
AND GATES. 
The ' Vst Farm, Garden, Poultry Yard, Lawn, Schoo 
Lot, Park and Cemetery Fences and Gates. Perfec 
Automatic Gate Cheapest and N eatest Iron Feneest 
Iron and Wire Summer Houses. Lawn Furniture, and 
other Wire Work Best Wire stretcher aud Pliers, 
Ask dealers in hardware, or address 
SEDGWICK BROS., Richmond, Ind. 
$ TEAM! $ TEflM! 
We build Automatic Engines from 2 to 200 H. P., 
equal to anything in market. 
A Large lot of 2,3 and 4-H. Engines 
with or without boilers, low for cash. 
B. W. PAYNE & SONS, 
Box 17. Elmira, IV. Y. 
WE MANUFACTURE 
WELL DRILLS 
FOR 
Water, Coal and Gas, 
Hydrsnllc or Jetting. 
Large-t stock In America. 
Farmers with small out¬ 
lay (experience unnecessary, Can 
make large profits. Norisks. Can 
direct buyers to paying territory. 
Prospecting for Water, Coi.i 
or Gas done on application. 
Also 51'fs of WIND MILLS 
HORSE POWERS, FEED MILLS, 
KCDDCR AND ENSILACE 
CUTTERS, FUMPS AND WEIL SUP¬ 
PLIES. Mention this Paper. Send 
l4e. to cover cost mailing 
Catalogue. 
CHICAGO 
TUBULAR WELL WORKS. 
W. l.nk*Rt., ChlcRit", Ill- 
Bell ringa when 
to drop in th« 
partition block. 
Address FAMOUS MFG. CO., 
Send for 
Circulars 
with Prices. J 
Quincy, 
CHAMPION 
Rales one to two tons 
an hour. Loads 10 
to 15 tons in car. 
BALING PRESSES. 
'Double Easy on manano 
Working. beast. 
Uses xo doors. 
MAST, F00S&GO.. 
SPRINGFIELD, O., 
BUCKEYE FORCE 
IRON TURBINE 
PUMP. 
WIN DM ILL 
buckete w rought-i iion Punched 
„ RAIL FENCE. 
BUCKEYE LAWN MOWERS, 
BUCKEYE HO*E REELS AND LAWN 
SPRINKLERS. - 
Send for Illustrated Catalogue aud Price List. 
PKARSON’8 
AT BOTTOM PRICES. 
SOLD FOR CASH DIRECTLY TO CONSUMERS. 
Save agents’ profits, and secure Reliable aud Lasting 
FERTILIZERS. 8 
Highest recommendations where tried side by side 
with other standard brands. 
Send for Catalogue. 
JOHN M. PEARSON, Hudson, N. Y. 
Backstrom Cream Separator. 
The Best, Cheapest, Simplest, Safest, 
Separator ever oileretl the public. 
Price $ 195. 
With Patent Automatic Belt Tightening Truck, Inter¬ 
mediate Endless Belt and Faucet, complete for use. 
SKIMMING CAPACITY 700 TO 800 LBS. OF MILK 
PER HOUR. 
Illustrated Catalogue will be sent on application to the 
BACKSTROM CENTRIFUGAL SEPARATOR C0„ 
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The “WOOLWICH” 
Lightest Most Reliable shotgun ever 
made 
Weight from 7 to IO lbs. Qft£ACH L0ADlMp Sh ° OtS Accurate,y 
„ Double 
i2??r3CD 
NOW OR NEVER IS YOUR CHANCE I 
to get the best handmade, reliable shooting gun ever manufactured. 
In the grout gun factories of the world continual experiments aro mailo to obtain the greatest strength with other 
needed qualities in gun met til. After innumerable trials they at length hit upon the klml of metal lised in this 
gun. hence It Is named tho “WOOLWICH,” in honor ofthe Woolwich Infant, the most powerful Killed cannon in 
existence. But not only Is the metal the best in tho world, but it Is made by tho most skillful artizans to bo 
found In uny gunsmith's shop3 anywhere. It Is 
* The Grandest Triumph of Intelligence and Practice. * 
Itlsmadefor service, not show, although very handsome. Noother breech-loader begins to hove anythnig ,lke 
tho same powerful net Ion, It Is a centre tiro, 10 or 12 bare, Steel Barrels finely bored. Has very easy working 
Steel Lock, blued; an automatic shell ejector suits either paper or brass sheila haudaomo cuse uimlenod mount- 
Inga. Barrels 28. 30 und 32 inches. , 
It Shoots Perfectly at 80 Yards and Will Kill at 150 Yards. 
It la one of tho strongest r,-ms over made weighs from 
to Ok; pounds. It has all the best qualities found 
In a |50 Shot Gun. The instant your eye spots this gun 
you will admire It and the first trial will convince you that 
you never took sight over a hotter or truer piece We In¬ 
tend to ho permanently engaged In the sale ofthe WOOL¬ 
WICH Guo and for this reason we put it, for t he pres- 
en t. at bo low a figure, as we nre satisfied that every Hun¬ 
ter and Spoilsman will concede it to be tho best shooting 
gun furnished at any price. Mo satisfied aro woof the great 
merits of this gun that wo will send C. O. D. on receipt of 
S3-00. subject to examination. Baluneeof blllto be paid 
nt express office. As soon as enough of thesoguns are sold 
at S1VJ.50 to make them well known to the shooting 
classes we shall put the pi Ice up to $25 00 knowing they 
will readily sell at that wherever Known. You In tlie 
time to he sure of golfing thin excellent Gun 
lit $12-50- A good gun like a good watch Is always val¬ 
uable and will often sell for more than twice It? cost. To any 
one sending $12.50 at once, full amount ot cash with order 
WE WILT, GIVE FHEE A SPORTS¬ 
MAN’S BELT of line water-proof 
canvas and 25 Shells extra. 
Our patented solid brass shells, which prevent charges nnd 
wads from lulling out, furnished at GO cents a Dozen, 84 
a Hundred. Paper Shells 75 coats per Hundred, $2 00 
will buy full set reloading tools. 
IF YOU WANT A COOD SHOT CUN AT A 
MODERATE PRICE BUY THIS. 
Send money by Post Office Order or registered letter. 
World ITg Co. 122 Nassau St., New York 
We recommend the Woolwich f}un to our readers as a gun that 
will give good satisfaction. It is well made, strong, safe and a first 
class shooter, in fact as good a gun for service as those sold at four 
times its price. If you want a good gun at a moderate price we 
advise you to buy the Woolwich. Kindly mention our paper when 
you order . __ 
OUR PREMIUMS for 1888. 
We have made a special arrangement with the publishers of the “ Cottage Hearth/’ 
Boston, Mass., to use their magazine as a premium this year. 
The “Cottage Hearth” is a 
FIRST-GLASS ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE. 
“THE COTTAGE HEARTH" 
Has for Contributors, 
Edward Everett Hale, 
Lucy Larcom, 
Celia Thaxter, 
Louise Chandler Moulton, 
Abby Morton I)inz, 
Thomas S. Collier, 
George MacDonald, LL.D. 
Rose Terry Cooke, 
Joaquin Milier. 
Sample Copy 
FREE 
TO 
ALL. 
“ THE COTTAGE HEARTH ” 
Has Each Month 
Two Pages Music, 
A Floral Department, 
A Health Depnrtmeut, 
Latent Fancy Work, 
‘•Bazaar” Pattern* 
Approved Ueceipts, 
Household Hints. 
All in charge of Experts in 
each Department. 
Sent Free. 
ON APPLICATION TO COTTAGE HEARTH CO., BOSTON, MASS. 
READ OUR PREMIUM OFFER: 
We will send the Rural New-Yorker and “The Cottage Hearth,” free of charge, for 
1888 to any one who will send us $2.15. This is a limited offer, and should be accepted at once 
Address THE RURAL. NEW-YORKER, New York. 
