THE LANCASTER FARMER^ 



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Ardenheim Iron Stone. 



Tlio Artlenhelin Iron Ktono Pipes are pronounced 



by practical men in this line of business, the 



best in tlie Uniteil States. 



WATER PIPES FOR FARMERS, 



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PIANin Boaiitifiiironrert Grand I'iario.^.DI A fJH 

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Onions — How to liaise Ibem Profitably tM 



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