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THE HOR IICUL TLRAL A D VER TISER. 



Something New in Water Heaters 



Please tale Mice. 



Sectional View of Carmody's Patent 



SECTIOML EKTEISIDN WW Mil 



Especially adapted to the heating of 



This Heater is composed of sections, and 

 can be enlarged or diminished in size at will. 



By removing the impacting sections it be- 

 comes a first-class saddle boiler. 



It can be used in connection with x flu© 

 aloHg the ground, or not, at pleasure. 



It requires no Are pit, where water is liable 

 to extinguish the fire. 



It burns soft coal as well as hard, and does 

 not clog up with soot. 



It has more heating surface in proportion 

 to its size than any other boiler in the market. 



It is the CHEAPEST and most durable first- 

 class boiler made. 



FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR AND 

 PRICE LIST, 



AUDUB8S THE PROPRIETOR, 



J. D. CARMODY, 



And other Buildings where the HOT WATER system is desired. 



EVANSYILLE, IND, 



MAKE HENS LAY 



A.n English Veterinary Surgeon anc (.'Demist, 

 now traveling in this country, says that most 

 of the Horse and Cattle Powders sold here 

 are worihless trash. He says that Sheridan's 

 Condition Powders are absolutely pure and 

 Nothing on earth will make hens lay like Sheridan's Condition Powders. Dose. 1 te.asp'n- 

 ' ■ i-erywhere, or sent by mail for 8 letter-stamps. I. S. Johnson & Co-, Koston, Mass. 



Awarded a first-class certificate of merit by the Mass. Horticultural Society. 



Gen. Hancock, Double Sl.OO l H. W.Longfellow, Sin<'le » -75 



Mrs. Mary B. Bock, Double 75 I A. Lincoln. " " l.«0 



Tricolor, " 75 I Wm. A. Book, « .." 1.00 



The Gem, •' Bronzed 1.00 I Cambridge Beauty, " '75 



OR THE SET COMPLETE FOR S5.00. 

 Also, New Yellow Rose, ETOILE KB LYON, !»25 00 per hunt!., $4.00 per doz. 

 The above are all new and distinct varieties, and have I ccn thoroughly tested for two and three vears and have all 

 proved good bedders as well as excellent pot plants. 



WM. A. BOCK, 329 Nortli Ave., North Cambrid**-©. Mass. 



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