1883. 
AMEKICAK AGRICULTURIST. 
213 
WHIPPLE SULKY HARROW AND RIDING CORN CULTIVATOR 
COMBINED. 
No tool can be found that will do as much work and as good 
work with so little efl'ort for team and operator. 
The peculiar shape of teeth makes it the best pulverizer in 
the market. Each tooth has a sharp cutting edge, and every 
particle of soil over which it passes is thoroughly disturbed. 
Is adapted for use in every variety of soil. Every Harrow 
warranted, and ample time for trial allowed. 
Broadcast Grain Seeder furnished when desired. Cut at the 
left represents complete Harrow. Cut at the right represents 
Harrow altered to corn cultivator, the center beam being re¬ 
moved. Each section is under perfect control of the operator 
and can be easily spread apart or contracted by him while at 
work. Send for descriptive pamphlet. 
MANUFACTURED BY 
GtjEj3R»]E 9 9 owego, tioca 
CO., N. Y. 
Champion Cord Binder. 
MANUFACTURED BY 
WHITELEY FASSLER & KELLY, 
manufacturers of CHAMPION REAPERS 
and MOWERS, Springfield, Ohio. 
y We manufacture the following named Goods, and we believe every 
Farmer will consult Ins own interest by examining them before 
purchasing any others. 
Steel Walking Plows 
DAVID BRADLEY, Prest. JOS. HARLEY BRADLEY, Sec. & Treas. 
BYRON C. BRADLEY, Supt. 
Of best 
and for 
Hard-Tempered of any made. 
shedding the dirt 
MOST UNIFORMLY 
“Bradley” Walking Cultivators With our PATENT SPRING - These 
Springs are the only ones so arranged 
that their force operates to help raise the plows and to hold them up when 
raised, without interfering with their natural operation when in the ground. 
Farmers, don’t forget this, for it is a very desirable feature. 
Qiillsi/ Hot/ Rol/oc /Hand Dump! Containing twenty best oil-tempered 
OUlKy nay ndltes j Self Dump / Steel Teeth. Our Rake Teeth weigh 
more than others, and are consequently stronger and less liable to break. 
“Furst & Bradley” Wrought Frame Sulky Plow I 0 e the Plow! 
leaving the pole as free as on a wagon. 
Gang Plows, Harrows, Double and Single Shovel Plows, 
Field RoUers, Road Scrapers, etc. etc.; also, a full line of 
“Furst & Bradley” Chilled Plows. 
Office: 63 N. Desplaines St., Chicago, III. 
r FURST & BRADLEY MFG. CO., 
! FURST & BRADLEY MFG/ CO., 
FURST & BRADLEY MFG. CO., 
DAVID BRADLEY & CO., - - 
DAVID BRADLEY & CO., ■ • 
BRANCH HOUSES: 
• St. Louis, Mo. 
• Indianapolis, ind. 
- Kansas City, Mo. 
Council Bluffs, Iowa. , 
Minneapolis, Minn. S 
PRESTON’S BINDER TRUCK 
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NORTHERN SUGAR CANE MANUAL,. 
By Profs. Weber and Scovell, of Champaign, Ills. Sent 
free on application to 
GEO. L. SQUIER, Buffalo, N. Y. 
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Youmua.i iueiuem. 
Saves your horse, 
harness, wagon, etc. 
WARRANTED. 
The public will accept our thanks for the 
1 aid they gave us when our device was new 
and imperfect. Now that we have it per¬ 
fect, we know you will help us to exterminate the old, stiff, 
horse-kiutna Singletree. Our Spring Singletrees arc fully 
warranted, or no sale. Send for Circulars. Agents 
wanted. Liberal discounts made. Address, 
F. R. WILLSON & SON, Columbus, O. 
Farm Grist Mills 
AND CORN SHELLERS. 
OVER 25,000 NOW IN USE, 
Every Machine i-- fully Wa • - 
l-nntxl. Price of Mills, $15 to $40. 
Shelters, $5. Don’t buv a Mill or 
Sheller until yon have seen our terms 
and Illustrated Circular. Address 
LIVINGSTON & CO., Iron Founders, Pittsburgh, Pa, 
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Send. Dc. in F*. O. Stamps to 
E O TYT A T)Ti PRODUCE COMMIS- 
• OS U« VV iillJJj sion mercavts, 
for Circular giving Important advice about SHIPPING 
PRODUCE. Also Containing recipe for PRESERV¬ 
ING EGGS. No. 279 Washington St., N.Y. City. 
The Westinghouse 
THRESHING MACHINES, 
Engines and. Horse Powers. 
Grain Threshers, unequalled In capacity for sepa¬ 
rating and cleaning. 
Combiued Grain and Clover Threshers, fully 
equal to regular grain machines on grain, and a genuine 
Clover Huller in addition. 
Two Speed Traction and Plain Engines, posi¬ 
tively the most desirable for Lightness, Economy, Power 
a id Safety. Boiler has hoiizontal tubes, and Is therefore 
free from the objectionable features of vertical boil rs. 
Horse Powers, both Lever and Endless Chain. All 
sizes. Send for catalogue. Address 
THE WESTUVEMOPSE CQ„ 
Schenectady, N. Y. 
IFURROWER 
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Gauge 5 ^^^^ Opens a 
adjustable^^. Hfl better row in' 
to all inequal-^^IP III®’ 6 * 1 * 101 ’ soft or hard 
ities of ground, ‘^^gml’ground than any other Marker. 
Leaves the earth well pulverized at bottom of furrow. 
Marks any width from to 5 feet, and from a mere 
mark to 6 inches deep. 
“Take pleasure in recommending it. 11 does the business; is 
well made and will last for years.” J.S. Collins, Moorestcnim.N.J. 
“It far exceeds my expectations. If the real merits of this 
cheap implement were known to potato growers alone, the sales 
would be immense.” E.L. Coy, Pres. Wash. Co.(N.Y.) Agr.Socioty 
Manufact’r, Moorestown, 
a¥wnl!iyyisi1 E Lm Burlin C ton Co., A. J. 
AMERICAN VEGETABLE FIBRE CO. 
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FLAX & HEMP RESTORED TO AMERICA. 
Great Impediment Removed from Flax and Hemp in the 
United States, by the Machine of the American Vegetable 
Fibre Co. Each of the Awards above named was accom¬ 
panied by the warmest approval of the Judges examining 
the Invention. The speed of its action and the complete¬ 
ness of its work, surprises all witnesses. The dependence 
on coarse hand labor, which destroyed our trade for nearly 
50 years, is now removed by the substitution of this most 
Ingenious Machine, which will fill the drearvgan between 
the cultivation and manufacture of these and'similar Fibres, 
and thus restore to us the long lost “G'dden Fleece.” Illus¬ 
trated Pamphlets, giving full particulars, sent bv mail on 
application to American Vegetable Fibre Cc., 
213 South Front St., Phil a., Pa. 
