THE LANCASTER FARMER> 



IIL 



\kl A MTCn Au eiiucated yoiiuK man, Pifaclicnl Fiirm- 

 VVAIN I LU. er, Willi small capital, tu i-.iSoiith. 



Address, 

 10-6-lm 



IMS.^WISK, 

 P. O. Box U>is, rhi'lad.-li.hia, Pa. 



Ardenheim Iron Stone. 



Tho Artlonlioim Iron Kloiio Pipe** are prououuced 



by pruotical men iu thie Hue of busiuees, the 



best iu the Uuited States. 



WATER PIPES FOR FARMERS. 



DRAIX PIPES FOR PLUMBERS. 



Send to C. II. AXUEKSOX, Proprietor, II lint- 

 ing'dou. Pa., for tt'slimonials, and see for yourselves 

 ■what thoBe sav of them who have used them. 



p ^T 'Tk Any worker c;tu innko|i_12 a dayat home. CoMtly 



IM I'-iy 



I Outfit free. Address TiitJE & Co., Auguntu, Mo. 



/SAAO DILLER. Hardware Merchant 



SOL.E AGEXT, 



No. 7 East King St., Lancaster, Pa, 



^C +A O^n l^*^^ '•^■'■^' ^* home. Samples worth $i free. 

 vO wO U)^W Address Stinson Ji; Co., Purthind. Maiue. 



Ul-'2-ly' 



LISTEN TO THE MOCKING BIRD,-The 



Prairie Whistle and Auinial Imitator ciiii be used by a child. 

 It is made to imitate the soug ot every Ijird. the neigh of a 

 horse, the bray of an ass, the grunt of a hog; birds, beasts 

 and suakes are euchautea and eutrajiited by It. Is used by 

 Billy Birch, Charley White, aud all the Miustrels aud Warb- 

 lers. Ventriloquism can be learned in three days by its aid. 

 Sent upon receipt of H' cte,. 3 for 25 cts., 7 for 50 cts. 15 for 

 $1. Address, J. W.COTTRELL & CO., '218 Fulton Street, 

 New York. lo-.^'i-im 



PlAMnBt-autifalfonrt-rt Gnina l'i;»ii"s.n| AMf) 



■ *"l"^ cost J«i|,«04> only 8 I2<>. Superb i;r;.t..il InMU 

 Square Pianos, cost $1.100 "uly $255. Klegant lU'ii^^^ht 

 Piauos, cost $NOO, only $1.55. New style Upright 

 Pianos, $112.50. 'Orgraii!* ^:$5. Oreaus. 12 stops, 

 $72.50. Church Organs. 16 stops, cost )S3iM», only 

 §115. Elegant §375 Mirror Top Organs, only !$I<K5. 

 Tremendous sacriticeto close out present stock. liniiK'n^te 

 New Steam Factory soon to be erected. Newspaper with 

 much infoi-mation about cosi of Pianos and Organs SEXT 

 FREE. PleaseaddressDANIELF.BEATTT, Washington, N.J. 



10-5.;lm 



A /^ pictures of actresses aud singers sent for 10 cents. 

 -^ ^ National Month iy, Washington, D. C. 



0\ tf^ B ff^ Great chance to make money. If you 



■ 'III II cau'e get gold you cau get greenbacks. 

 In I I I 11 m^^^ need a person iu every town to take 

 \0k %M ^■ftv I subscriptions for the largest, cheapest 



aud test Illustrated family publication in the world. Any 

 one Cau become a successful agent. The most elegant 

 works of art given free to subscribers The price is so low 

 "that almost everybody subscribes. One agent reports mak- 

 ing over $150 in a week. A lady agent reports taking over 

 407 subscribers in 10 days. All who engage make money 

 fast. You can devote all your time to the business, or only 

 your spare time. You need not be away from home over 

 night. You can do it as well as others. Full iiarticulars, 

 directions and terms free. Elegant and expensive outfit 

 free. If you want profitable work send us your address at 

 once. Ir costs nothing to try the business. No one who 

 engages fails to make great pay. Addrtss "The People's 

 Journal," Portland, Maine. 

 9-s.ly 



$777i 



I is not easily earned iu these timesjbut it can be 

 made iu three months by any oue of either 

 sex, iu any part of the countrj' who is willing 

 to work steadily at the employment that we 

 furnish. $66 per week in jour own towu. You 

 need not be away from home over night. You can give your 

 whole time to the work, or only your spare moments. It 

 costs nothing to try the business. Terms and $5 Outfit free. 

 Address at once, H. Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine. 

 9-3-1 y 



PATPPISJT'Q procured. Advice iTi^Q. Address, 



; Co. Box 1T4 Washington, D. C. 



J. STAUFFKR, 



LANCASTER. VENN'A. 

 235 EAST ORANGE ST. 



All matters appertaining to UNITED STATES or CANA- 

 DIAN PATENTS, TRADE MARKS, and COPYRIGHTS. 



promptly attended to. His experience, success ai-d faithful 

 atention to the interests of those who engage his services 

 are fully acknowledged and appreciated. 



Prelimiuarj- examinations made for him by a reliable As 

 sietant at Washington", without extra charge for drawing 

 or description. [9-1-tf 



EDW. J. ZAHM, 



DKALltll IN 



AMERICAN AND FOREIGN 



WATCHES, 



SOLID SILVER & SILVER PLATED WARE. 

 CLOCKS, 



JEWELRY I TABLE CUTLERY. 



Sole Agent for tho Arundel Tinted 



SPECTACLES. 



Repairing strictly attended In, 



North Queen-st. and Centre Square, Lancaster, Pa. 



it -1-1 y 



(H^^ a week iu your own towu. TerniB aud $'» outfit frco. 

 ^DO Address H. Hallett & Co., Portland, Maiue. 



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A NEW BOOK. 



How to Raise 



FRUITS. 



A HAND-BOOK OF 



FRUIT CULTURE, 



BEING A GUIDE TO THE rnOTER 



Cultivation and Management of Fruit TreeSy and 

 of Grapes and Small FraitSj 



with condensed descriptions of many of the best aud most 

 popular varieties, with upwards of one hundred engravings. 

 By Thomas Gregg. Price $1 00. 



A book wtiich should be owned by every pereon who owns 

 a rod of available laud, aud it will serve to secure success 

 whe'-e now there is nothing but failur*». It covers the 

 grouud fully, without teehuicalities, and is a work on 



Fruit Culture for the Million. 



It tells of the cost, how to plant, how to trim, how to 

 transplant, location, soil, selection, diseases, insects, borers, 

 blights, cultivation, how to prune, manuring, layering, 

 budding, grafting, etc., including full descrijition and man- 

 agement of (.)rchard Fruit, such as Apples, Peaches, Pears, 

 Plums, Cherries, Quinces, Apricots, Nectarines, etc. It is 

 a most complete 



Guide to Small-Fruit Culture. 



with many illustrations and descriptions of the latest vari 

 eties of Grapes, Strawberries, Blackberries, Raspberries, 

 Gooseberries, entrants, etc. 



The work shows the value of Fruit, and how to use it. 

 Sent by miiil, post-paid, price $1 ; or The Farmer aud How 

 to raise Fruits, will be furnished at $1,75. Address 



I.. R.4TIIVOX. 

 22 Kontli ilneen-Nt , l^ancaNter, l*a. 



S125 



A MONTH AND EXPENSES 



toAt;ent8. Send slAinp lor tortus. 

 • S. C.KoBTKU 4 Co.,Clnclnn«il, O. 



Scribner's Lumber and Log-Book. 



OVER HALF A MILLION SOLD. The most complete 

 Oook of its kind ever i>ublished. Gives correct meas- 

 urement of all kinds of lumber, l-'gs and plank by Doyle's 

 Rule, cubical contents of square and round timber, stave 

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 cisterns, cord-wood tables, interest, etc. Standard Book 

 throughout Uuited States and Canada. 



Ask yoHr bookseller for it, or I will send one for 35 cents, 

 post-paid. 



U. W. FIAIIER, 

 10-2-3m] P. O. Box 23S, Korli^Nter, N. Y. 



pedighee onion seed. 



Dauvers Onion St-t-d, rava'U fruvi the choirrxt onions of 

 each crop for jl/ty t/rart in xncceAsion ! The difference in 

 the crop will be ten times greater than tho cost of the seed. 

 My Seed Catalogue free to all. 



10-3.2m] 



JAMES J. H. GREGORY, 



Mnrl>lohoa4l, Ma«iM. 



2 500 000^.' 



guH, RoittSf I'» ach 7r/«.«, He lOO .SKI.F.4'TKI> VA- 



ItlKTlKK. Gr*'ut Atnfricaii Strafrtierri*tx. T^;irge«t 

 and hr-st. Berrifs \i oz, each, 9 in. around. Ity mail lO for 

 $1: 100 lor 85; I.OOO for flUO. HiLtoji AUmuy, 

 i'has. JJtm'niufff Monarch uf the Wettt, limtturky, 

 O'rrrn i'ro/t/iV, 82 ptr 1,000; Vapt, .Tack, Cufnher- 

 tand Triunifth, Strrlin{/f JocitntUi, 85 per 1,000, 

 ALl. PIKE. Catalogue free. Cut this out. 



JdllX K. COLLINS, 

 10-2-3m] Moorestown, New^JerBoy. 



1760. ESTABLISHED 1760. 



GEO. M. STEINMAN & CO., 



26 and 28 West King-st. 



HARDWARE. 



BUILDING HARDWARE, 



(JI.ASN, 



PAINTS, OILS, PVMPS, 



TEREACOTTA, IRON ana LEAD PIPE, 



LEATHER BELTING, 

 SEED8, 



PHOSPHATES & FARM IMPLEMENTS. 



Agrentn Tor the 



" Ohio " Reaper and Mo'wer, 

 Whann'e Phosphate, 

 Fairbank's Scales, 

 Dupont'a Powder, 

 Harrisburg Nails. &c., &c. 



We bave the larRest stock of general Hardware In the 

 State, HUd our prjcfs art; as low uiut terms as liberiil as can 

 be found elsewber*-. 9-1-tf. 



GOOD BOOKS 



FtjK TUK 



Farm, Gard"en, and Household. 



The fullowint,' IS a lint of ViiluabN- Boukf. which wUl bo 

 supplied by the Editor of the L.^ncastku Kaumku, No. 

 101 North Queen St. Any one or more of these books will 

 be sent post paid to any of our readers on receipt of tba 

 regular price which ie named aKain»t each book. 



Allen's (It. L. & L. F,] New Amfricau Farm Book $2 50 



Allen'H (L. F.) American Cattle.* 2 50 



Alwood'H Country and Suburban Hounes 150 



liomnier'B mi'thud of Milking Manurea 25 



IJreck'K New Hook of Flowi-rn 1 75 



Uriil's Farm-Gardening and Seed-Growing 100 



Dadd's Modern Horne Doctor, ]2nio IM 



Dadd's American Cattle Doctor, 12 iiio 1 50 



Flax Culture, (Seven Prize EHsays by practical growora,) 30 



Fuller's Grape CulturiRl 160 



Fuller's Small Fruit Culturiat 1 5« 



Fulton's Peach Culture 1 50 



Gregory on Squashes psper.. 30 



Harris on the I'ig 150 



Henderpou's Gardening for Pleasure 150 



Henderson's Gardening for Profit 150 



Hendersou's Practical Floriculture 1 50 



Herbert's Hints to Horse-Keopers , 1 75 



Hop Culture. By nine exjierieuced cuIliTators 30 



Hunter and Trapper 1 00 



Onions— How to Kaise them Profltably 20 



Our Farm of Four Acraa. Pa., 30c.; t'lo., 60c., Ex. do. 1 00 



ParaouB on tho Uose 1 50 



Quinby's Mysteries of Bee-Keeping 1 50 



Quhicy (Hon. Josiab) on Soiling Cattle 1 25 



yuinn's Money in the Garden 1 50 



giiinu's I'oar Culture for ProOt, 1 00 



KiUys Potato Pists Paper 50 cts.; cloth., 75 



lioe's Play and Profit iu my Garden 1 50 



Stewart's Irrigaton for the Farm, Garden nnd Orchard I 50 



Stewart's Stuble Book 1 50 



Stewart's Shepherd's Manual 150 



Stoddard's Ann Kgg Farm l'ap<^r, 50 cts.; cloth 75 



Thoniiis's Farm Implements and Machinery 1 60 



Tim Bunker Papers, or, Yankee Farming 150 



Tobacco Culture. By fourteen experienced cultivators. 25 



Waring'fl Draining for Profit and Health 1 5<) 



Waring's Elements of Agriculture 1 00 



White's Cranl>orry Culture 1 26 



Wright's Pract)C4il Poultry-Kecjier" 2 00 



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