MARCH 43 
gmpUmcttttf and lUajchincity 
leal rotate 
Snow was riding on horseback near sonora, v ai. 
The horse threw him off, by kicking hard against 
a rock. He was about to give the beast a sound 
whipping, when he saw gold glistening where a 
piece of the rock had been broken off. Thus a 
valuable quartz lode was discovered, and a horse 
escaped punishment. 
When Sir G. Wolseley leaves the Cape, Major- 
Gen. the Hon. Sir Henry Clifford, V. C. will assume 
command. He la brother of Lord Clifford, an ex¬ 
cellent Homan Catholic peer, directly descended 
from the Cliffords of Charles II. a Cabal Ministry. 
“Clifford retired to tho woods of I'gbrooke,” 
writes Macaulay, “and Ugbrooke stands to-day, 
For 3 or 5 yours—all my Green-Houses. 8,10) feet of 
trlass. boated with hot water, at low rates; situated In 
tho center of a thriving city of 18,000 population. 
Apply to ft. LI N SI iBA , 
West Meriden, Conn. 
NEBRASKA LANDS. 
1 , 000,000 ACRES 
FOR SALE BY THE 
B.&M.R.R.CO.inNEB. 
Long Credit 
Prices $2 to $io per acre on 
Circulars, Maps and full information 
Free on application to 
Land Commissioner B.&M.R.R.Co., 
Lincoln, Nebraska. _ 
IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI. 
1,000,000 acres well-watered Timber 
and Prairie Lands along the lino of the 
St. Louis and San Prim cisco JL It. for sale 
at from *2,50 to 48.00 per acre on 
seven t/rnrr tinio. Excellent for Stock, 
Fruit, and Forming. Tlio pest Tobacco 
Region in the West. Sliort winters, con¬ 
venient markets, superior schools, low 
tuxes, healthful climate, good society. 
Free transportation from SuLouia to pur- 
cliasera of land. Send for maps and circulars. 
W. H. COFFIN', Land Commissioner, 
Temple Building, St. Louis, Mo. 
THE BOREL & COURVOISIER SWISS WATCHES 
; O LO N V "jTf: M Ajrciif 
:0LONYl_ Clare mont, Va. 
Fruit, Grain, and Grass Farms in best 
part of Maryland at Panic Price*. For 
* it T’ i.r k xi/m i Didoftlt' \f,l 
HAVE BEEN AWARDED 
FARMS 1 
THE GOLD MEDAL 
•viand at Panic Price*, r or 
II H. MANCHA, Ridgely, Md. 
Catalogue address 
The Jury of Awards’ decision was 
workmanship and extreme accuracy 
by the Judges. These watches are 
and made with improved machinery, 
th us Insuring an accurate time-keep 
fcC. have made u still lurtber reduc- 
wa tehee within the reach of all 
of their movement*, particularly 
on your Jeweler and ask to sec the 
public is asked to inyeetlgute the 
compared with those of American 
has made watches for the past Two 
the Borel A Courvoister fair play, 
that Done cun excel them. We ask 
son before purchasing. 
at the Paris Exposition of last year, 
based on the greatest superiority of 
of performance during t.he test made 
manufactured of the beBt material 
and finished by skilled hand labor 
er beyond peradventure. Messrs. B. 
ti in In prices, so as to bring their 
Great care is taken In the finishing 
those adjusted for railroad use. Call 
buproved B. Ac C. Watches. The 
relative merits or Swiss Watches, as 
manufacture. Can a country that 
Hundred years be Ignored? Give 
and they will demonstrate to you 
youto Institute an imuartlaicouiparl- 
Wanted 
gjbcw ^uMifaticws* 
A gents wanted F„ v s, Y :L a K 
Family Knitting Mechinn ever invented. 
Will knit a pair of stockings, with IIKbL and 
TOE complete, in 20 minutes. It will also knit, a 
great variety of faucy work for which there id dlvvuys 
a ready market. SeDfl for circular ami terms to Tac 
Twombiy Enitiug Machina Co., 409 Wasg'tn St., Boston, Mass, 
Novello’s Music Primers 
1. Rudiments of Music, CHW.Hiii>O s - 
• t , Art of Pianoforte Playing. Pane)'. 
3 . The Organ. Stainer. 
4. Singing. Kandegger, 
5. Musical Forms. Pauer. 
({. Harmony. Stainer. 
7. Instrumentation. Prout. 
8. Violin. Tours. 
Very popular books in England, and rapidly 
ing so in thw country. They are not bi'dPGvty 1 
hut InstructioaBooks, with ptnotlcal treaU^es 
instruments, and abundant plutnre and rnuMt 
trations, a history of the organ, etc. \alnabii 
for any one intoruato l In muau.*. 
QUIN CUE <fc KRUGLER 
* ITMtW FAWV, V*»rV, «*«!• r * r ’hr 
Union Railway Horse Power. 
Til H FHHKR^jAN D 
to ijroduce more Power 
o sertptive ratal ok u e. 
WHITE ROBES. Soli Jtiy^SrlKWl BdilK BoOk- 
TEMPERANCE JEWELS. excelled aa a 
TuuHHU'atuie S(.' 
AMERICAN 
_Salesman — for each Stato. Salary 
$75 to $ii)0 and expeuses. Goods 
MANUFACTURING CO., Chicago, II'. 
“ T7>e Standard." 
Received the 
I/if first .heard 
at tho following Fail’s, 
1S79: 
Now England. 
Vermont Shito 
New York Stato, 
At the first two 
Bold by sample. 
LA BELLE 
A MONTH—AGENT* WANTED 74 
beat selling articles in tho world ; one sainp'» 
frt* Address. J Rnov«r\v Detroit Vtor 
acripttve ratal ok u e. 
WM. L. BOYKKABKO., 
L 2101 Germantown Ave.. 
=^*l J hila.. Pa. AisoMauf. 
of Premium farm Grist 
Mills. _ 
il3 per doz.) Contains 
rural fine quality 
I H ClVl tor 2 years 
" 1NN 'V BOOK 
for the retail ptTee. 
enough ra*y Aullioms oi Aid 
to provide one per Sunday h R 
CompUcd by A. N. Johnson, .1. 
and A. J. Aiuiky. 
Any book mailed, post tri e, 
A year and expenses to agents. 
Address P. O. VICKERY, Aug 
CLARK S ROOT CUTTER 
gmiiltmtntsr anil jUatlnncrij. 
""thesT rTnye, improved 
Bay State Rake 
were awarded. 
Agents Wanted, 
MANUFACTURED bv 
MOSELEY 4 STODDAED 
Poultney, Vt. 
The Weekly MluSICAL ^ 
30 of good Music month. l* 1 
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston. 
II. II. IMIhoii Jk Co.. j. F. •“*««» * 4 “•« 
043 Broa dway, Now York 12 28 (*h ontnut ht.. m 1 
THE FARMER’S FRIEND & GUIDE 
A hook of lion j.aye-i, »1Z0 12.\H, «*»<• ^Prtco 
of interest to all Farmers and Agriculturist!). ltleo 
fiu'vK iiABit fe 
11 A Three Cent Stamp q 
Do not fail to sen CLARK'S NEW ROOT CUTTER. 
The leading stock raisers in tho country proaouncc it 
the beat and ouly cutter that cuts roots ui uhaue for 
feeding. pHce Wo . ± .*l».0O 
•* No.‘A. 14.00 
Send for circular. 
IIUHJANUM MFG. CORPORATION, 
Higgauuni. Ct., U. S. A. 
Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements of aH 
desc ri /itten. __ 
Mill Manufactory jxH 
GRISTMILLS, fOMl 
0» FRENCH BDHk STONE ^ a*TM| 1 
Portable illU* for Farmer*, 
S»w U1U» «(«.; ISsiie*; over FSfif'lRVj 
K,000 in a n. Prlee from |S0 |L^], 
tiu. Comi'leW Mill »nd Shell. J ■5ml( 
Kt.pb. A boy on grind »ud IhrIM l^*1f e, 
X../T. in OTcl^r. Ad»r«d to sny fj V, P" a* l.'g j 
kluJ of snlUllle power. Com- « , ; r'HiJf'i 
1- louriuiC (indCeraMUh. 
POUDYKR Jt M ARMON CO., ^ 
ludUaapollji, lnd. __ 
SEA’D POP ClUCCLAMS. 
Name this paper. 
SOMETHILT (3- JST'SrW 1 . 
PULLIAM'S PATENT. 
BOLSTERS SPRINGS to FARM WASONS. 
“ • Thisvalua- 
UliUili l ,!| l |||||||t! *!lu able device 
il llfl ,1; Is soiled to 
IV 1 P ”” a ^ O0 Bize — 
■gi I. ! I W I;'! 1 ina^de of the 
H -L |l'Jll||IUiy l 1 ; heststeeland 
——ak warranted — 
III I are attached 
by four bolts 
li-Ll ^-n\ througU the 
||<[J bed—can be 
put on by 
UlUllli • any person. 
They remain 
aw** ' on the wagon 
tor all uses 
well whether with empty or 
ire is no use fora sprlug seat— 
ortahle spring wagon out ofa 
Buu-uiwogwu-- Save largely in wear and tear. 
Wo want Agents every where, bend for descrip- 
ili hpoiii'o i 7 page* of now Music, lOpngts 
i Mu-leal News and Instenctioti. a Inll-imge 
ItlRigraidi i’orlralt of sonic musical e. Mu itu, 
ud much valuable Information. Send stamp to 
WHITE. SMITH CO., Boston, Mass. 
MANPI ACTLItFII (iV 
THE BELCHER & TAYLOR 
Agricultural Tool Company, 
Chicopee Falls, Mass., t. S. A. 
This Rake Received tlm Highest Award at the Cen¬ 
tennial Exposition and Field T inl. 1 In* ou]y_.silver 
Medal awarded at the Paris Universal Exposition, in 
18 it'is Easily Handled by a Girl or Boy. strong enough 
to drive a horse, send for circulars. 
SEED 
DRILL 
MATTHEWS’ 
and work ei 
LA DOW’S JOINTED 
THE VICTORY 
pisreUnncoujS 
The Aquapult 
(in operation.) 
Middletown, Ct., U. S. A. 
. IinANcn W'AneKPCBBS: 
85&87 John St„ N. Y..I97 
Lake St., Chicago, ills. 
Manufacknrertt of 
1» XJ >1 P * , 
1 (y drau He KaluMHinl. u 
F.nginos, Pump Chains, 
Curbs, etc. 
niglie'-t Awards at all 
the World’s Exposition. 
Works Founded in 1332. 
The cut represent - our 
Aouniniit a uewdy-lm- 
viroved hnii*** hauil foroo 
pump. Fi»‘« Kxtiturowh- 
or, Garden F.uguK's. 
ir. will throw w'ltcr w ft 
, price $9,1X1. lllustrut d 
HOPEUtAr 
Gcirmore’s Artificial Ear Drums 
'b:ufem!iY iu'^touf; tiik iiFiIHINO 
i«.I porihrm ihu wotU t>f iIh* Bltthival 1111 * 111 . 
llWliy » HI pn ifM.il, l*ul ill* t*«4lll4* lo ol 
Ul < ni|Vrl ■ t!M U :• IMI ulilFpi-ix 1 ill. Lilli lly. Wo 
cfortuthobo uulng l.hcm, Scu*l ' t.wiijj for clroulnr to 
fho Garinoro tar i)rum Co M Cincinnati, 0. 
tSM The Victory Corn Mill 
W ¥ w m irrlmi com meal coarse 
or hue, shelled t f r 011 the 
cob. 8*11 Sharpening 
I’liitos. Made entirely of 
# Ikon AK" STKKU Very 
H _ strong, durable, and war- 
, ranted in every respect. 
Capacity. 10 to 20 liushela 
_ p i per hour. Send for cir- 
E" ~~ euiars. 
if i» hurts. STiii>ariKXJ). O. 
Address TIUW 
PATCH TS 
| For mending Tin iimas .Copper. j* or — 
I icon without aeul or milderiuK it on Any I 
lady or child ran mend with It. Will send I 
one sample plate. by mail .with directions) 
■ that Wilf out 192 yiiu-Uaaiuire patches on 
receipt of 2faf» ; 8 tor $1; led lor * 10 . (lost- 
Hire received a»t uaeu,) AOKiji » w- 
• W ANTED, Can carry one day •■ stock la 
your pocket. Sales wifi yield $ i to 
k day Our 64-puge Illustrated, oA rA- -— J 
1 LuGUE of Chromos, Jewelry. NovelUes, 
~ Stationery, Ac., true. Address 
i CITY NOVELTY CO., m 
W 108 South 8tU Street, Philadelphia, Fa. I I 
25^0ENTS PEE, BUSHEL SAVED 
•aisiug Wheat For Illustrated Pamphlet giving 
DOi tioalarH and prices, Adursss 
1 Tho Thomas Harrow Co., Genova, N, \ 
Heins jointed In «!>*' center, to adapted to both 
smooth and uneven surface**. Acknowledged 
the best of die kind, and w ill pulverize and 
cover seed better In one operation, 
• haii going over twice with oilicrs. 
Made with holli Chilled Vletni 
and Fast 8tre! Discs pol¬ 
ished. 8eud for circular 
and price list. Muti- 
nfuctiired by 
■WHEDDER & 3 VIELICK CO-, 
Albany, N. Y., lor the Lulled Slates. 
By Everett & Smam., Boetou, Mass., for the N’ L. 
States and by BUDLONO .V Co. -Yurord, 111-, toi 1U., 
lowa?Vvis . Minn., Neb.. Kane, and Mo. 
“ Also, La Uovv’s Otoe Corn Cultivator. 
In great varioty, adapted to the wants of all, or made 
to order. With reference to. location or clay- l rt' k 
makers are invited to investigate. Send fot circular, 
ami for sample brick if desire*!. _ ,, 
J \Y. FENFIKLO, \V«llou«bby. O. 
BROWN'S ARCTIC CREAMERY 
Rciiulreeno room i no loo needed. glass cox era for *. an , 
light not excluded from aiilk; no trouble with flits or 
dirt- a complete milk room uml apparatusol itselt, no 
handling <>« milk alter straining. , n . 
gaud stamp for lllustruli d Circular and 1 rice List. 
Adiiress BDNNKI*I» *V IIROM N. .. 
Aaoress «x Guilford, ghonangy Co., H. \. 
Pronareil in xegetal.Ie oil by skilled chemists J>oea 
not color the buttermilk, imparts natural neh color 
auden/MUiccs/n iecof liuttergreatly J.argest and Taney 
butter-makers have adopted it. Sample b> mad, fine. 
WHITMAN & BliHKBLL, Little I< 7 tlla, 
N, \ •I'Wholestllc Aitouta tur Autcrlou. 
