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THE NEW BIRDSELl CLOVER SEPARATOR ' 
THE KING Of-^HE CLOVER MACHINE FAMILY' 
Xj'-'a-A-v\StNO ro* DESCRIPTIVE IslA-'* 
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^ ^ WE AL5P SHAU CONTINUE TO 
MANUFACTURE THE "OLD RELIABLE" S JUSTLY CELEBRATED 
clover sepcrator monitor sr adobest 
BIROSEllMfG CO. Sole Manuf’RS SOUTH BENO, IND 
PERSONAL ITEMS. 
fmpUmentsf and Pacluacvy 
^mpUmeatsi and PatUiacty 
Implements and Paehineetj 
Senator Gordon or Georgia, lias resigned bis 
seat In the United States Senate, and Ex-Governor 
Brown, ot war notoriety, lias been appointed In 
bis place. 
Alexander Dumas’s fortune Is estimated at $500,- 
uoo, outside ot bis art collection, worth nearly ss 
much. Every penny ot It he has del lved from bis 
literary labors. 
It is Intimated by a Ga. paper tbat General 
Longstreet, our new ambassador to Turkey, will 
take special pains, wulie at Constantinople, to In¬ 
duce tbe Sultan to buy a farm in Georgia and 
move over. 
Mr. Gladstone at the Royal Academy dinner 
observed to Lord Derby, who sat next to him, In a 
tone which was perhaps Intended to he, certainly 
was, overheard, that be did not propose to retain 
the Premiership longer than eighteen months. 
An enterprising member ot tbe St. Louis Dental 
Association has discovered that George Washing¬ 
ton wore a set ot raise teeth that cost him S^oo, 
though a much better set can now be hail tor $r<0. 
The teeth were made ot Ivory blocks, set on a gold 
plate. 
On April 3 Mr. Vennor wrote trom Montreal to 
a New York contemporary : “May In New York 
will be cold and wet, and same up to the middle ot 
duue.” There have been two slight showers in 
twenty-eight days, and the month averages the 
hottest May on record. So much tor Vennorlan 
vactlclnailon31 
Lord Rlpon, the new viceroy ot l ndla, known here 
In connection with the Geneva Award arbitration, 
ls oneot the tew Roman Catholic noblemen who 
did not swerve trom the W'hlgs during the reign of 
Lord Beaconsfleid. The Indian Vice-royalty is 
generally regarded as a poor peer's prize, and he 
is probably the wealthiest man In potnt of heredi¬ 
tary wealth who ever held the office. He bas but 
one child, Earl de Grey, who, as well as Lady 
Rlpon. Is a Protestant. Lady Rlpon Is held de¬ 
servedly In the highest estimation, and wld be 
likely to have a good Influence on social life In 
India, which by all accounts stands much lu need 
of it. 
SOMETHIITG NEW! 
PULLIAM’S PATENT 
BOLSTERS SPR1NSS for FARM WAGONS. 
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lur ill UK. 
and Tcork equally well whether with empty or 
loaded wagon. There is no use for a spring seat— 
they make a comfortable spring wagon out ofa 
a farm wagon—and save largely in wear and tear. 
Wcwaut Agents everywhere, send for descrip¬ 
tion ami prices, and mention this paper- 
SEMPLE & BIRGE MFG. CO., Si. Lou*. Mo. 
Peerless Farm Engine. 
NOYES’ HAYINO TOOLS. 
FOR STACKING OUT IN FIELDS OR 
MOWING AWAY IN BARNS. 
A^ti ,:: 'Mrnir, ^ 
Wood Pulleys, Floor Hooks, etc. 
Send for circular and designs tor tracking barns to 
U. 8. WIND ENGINE <& PUMP CO , 
Batavia, Kane Co , III. 
Union Railway Horse Power. 
THRESHER* AND 
*EPAIlATOR8. 
OIUIIANTE ED 
figr # to jitoduce more Power 
ELEVATION 
u' Bcriptl've catalogue. 
wm. l. bo yek&bro. , 
2lul Germantown Ave.. 
The “Centennial” Fanning Mill. 
^The best^nnU in 
separates Gats. 
Lawn Mower 
EIGHT HIZF8 FOR IIA'D ITSE. 
II .WeiKiilms Irom tu 51 lbs. 
THREE SIZE* FOR HORSE POWER. 
Tbe very large increase In our sales last year prove 
tbat these Machines l'ully sustain tbe awards *‘ AS THE 
BEST" made to them at Uni* great Centennial ‘hun¬ 
dred day trial." iu Philadelphia, in 1876. mid their com¬ 
plete victory at tbe PariB Exposition in 1878. We offer 
for 1880. Machines from entirely new patterna and 
greatly improved iu every respect. 
Examine our new Lawn Sweepers. Hand or Horse 
Size. 
GRAHAM, EMLEN A PASSMORE. 
Patentees 3nd Manufacturers, 
631 Market St.. Philadelphia, Pa 
Send for Descriptive Catalogue with prices. _ 
The Monitor Jr. is the most perfect Clover Thresh¬ 
er, Separator, Huller and Cleaner in tbe world. Tbe 
Threshing and Hulling Cylinder* run undershot. 
They also continue to manufacture the old *' Monitor," 
with Threshing aud Uniting Cylinder.* running over¬ 
shot- Send for price 11* l, terms. and descriptive cata¬ 
logue. Address as abuse, aud any you mw this In tbe 
R L' ii.ll Nkw-YijKkkk. 
“Growing Y'oung Again.” 
A geutleman, the cashier ot a Western bank, 
who had used Compound Oxj gen for a little over 
a month, says In a letter: “I gained eight 
pounds while I was taking It, and almost began 
to think that l was growing young again. As I 
had no distinct allmeut, Out only a general sense 
oj good-for-nolhlnoness accompanied by extreme 
nervousness ami an inability to sleep long at a 
tune, my case Is not so striking as many others 
which I have read ot in your pamphlet; but there 
must be multitudes In my condition who would 
use your preparation gladly If they knew ot 
it." Our Treatise on Compound Oxygen, which Is 
sent free, contains a large amount ox information 
in regard to this new treatment. Address Drs. 
Starkey & Falun, hw and ttll Girard Street, 
Philadelphia. 
for warehouse use. Send for Descriptive Cl reals r hi 
Price list. Liberal discount to dealers. . Add**** 
8. FREEMAN dir SON, Racine. WU. 
n X116 Machine 
This Machine Is substan¬ 
tial and durable f~x con¬ 
struction* simple In Its ar¬ 
rangements • easy ctaccess 
to its wearing parts; hav¬ 
ing STRENGTH THAT 
EVEN GROSS KEGLECE 
could scarcely BHEAX,— 
leaving little to be desired 
as an EFFECTIVE TIER 
MACHINE. 
FOR ONE, TWO AND THREE HORSES. 
MACHINES FOR 
Threshing and Cleaning Grain 
AND SAWING WOOD. 
Patented, Manufactured and Sold by 
A. W. GRAY’S SONS, 
Middletown Springs, Yt. 
1st Premiums at all Competitive Trials. 
Railway. Chain aud Lrvcr Horse Powers 
'1 lire»liers and Cleaners. Threshers aud 
Shakers, Clover Mullers, Feed Cut¬ 
ters, Wheel Horse Rakes, coin Cul¬ 
tivators. Horse. Pitchforks, J-b in¬ 
gle Machine!*, Straw Preserv¬ 
ing Rye Threshers,; Port¬ 
able Steam-Engines. Ci¬ 
der and Wine Mills 
anil Presses, Itog 
and Pony Pow¬ 
ers. Etc. 
WHEELER <fc 2KELXC2 CO. 
ALBANY, N. Y. 
Send stamp for Circular and report of Centennial trial, 
IJcty publication.!* 
TzT Will produce more income than many farms do 
Do not fail to Send for Illustrated Circular 
Before Buying. 
TfT~ Every Machine guaranteed as represented. 
3" Circulars free. Address as above. 
THE BEST NEW BOOKS. 
TEMPERANCE JEWELS, 
and Rev. £. A. HOFFMAN, bag every qualification to 
be a staudard Temperance Song Book, i ihoicc hymns 
and songs, and music in excellent taste, are found 
throughout There arc nearly a hnudred songs. 
Specimen copies mailed lor jj cts. $3.60 par dozen 
(The older and larger book, HULL'S TEMPER¬ 
ANCE GLEE BOOK, (40 cts.) retains its great pop¬ 
ularity. 
White Eobes I tuc purest White Robes! 
White Robes! 8 Wee ^ a t t of nd White Robes! 
White Robes! Sunday School White Robes! 
White Robes! "' yLiu’d * White Robes! 
White Robes! for cents. White Robes! 
White Robes! =$ 3 00 P er dozen. White Robes! 
TEMPERANCE LIGHT. 
E. SERV0S8. Is a perfect "electric" light for radi¬ 
ance aud beauty. Has 32 of the very best songs by 2< 
of tbe very best authors, aud Bells lor s$lu per hun¬ 
dred. Mailed for 12 cts. 
New High School Song Book, THE WELCOME 
CHORUS, is neurty through tbe press, 
Self Dump Rake 
A boy or gird can operate it. This rake has been 
thoroughly tes ed, ana la warranted lo be first -class in 
every resreet, made of the best material, and to do 
good work under all circumstances. Also, the 
Meadow King Hand-Dump Rake. 
if there is no local agent in your vicinity, send for 
circulars giving full description, to 
GHE GG Ac CO,, Trum ausburg, N. Y. 
DEATH TO POTATO BUGS 
A.ND OTHER INSECTS. 
/ Sprinkler and Plant Duster. 
For sprlnkltng Paris 
OLIVER DITSON A. CO., Boston. 
t\ U. Dlt*oa Ac C*.i J. E. Dltaon A Co. 
848 Broadway, New York. 1228 Cbeetnut St.. Fhila. 
implement# and PacUtnenj 
Green with water, or 
dusting plants with 
Paris Green mixed with 
plaster dry, or plaster 
alone. Both useful and 
simple machines, thor¬ 
oughly tried last „ea- 
Manufacture of Platiorm Spring Wagons, Open and Top Buggies, Business and Road Wai 
wagons and Buggies are pertcctlv adapted to meet the requirements of ail classes of Business 
Platt orm Spring \Vagous are especially designed for the use of h'artnera and Dairying n. 
warr anted in every respect, 
•on8. These 
- Men, but the 
AU work is fully 
A finely Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue and Price List furnished free upon application. Address 
CORTL^lJSTD WAGON CO., 
Cortland, NT. Y. 
_ Or 2 63 6c 265 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Xll, 
Though Iron has doubled, still sells 
5-Tou Wagon Scales $00, 
aU iron and steel. He pays tbe freight. Sells on trial. 
No money asked till tested. Send for free book. 
Address JONES OF BINGHAMTON, 
Binghamton, N. V. 
TUC FERGUSON An 
I nC BUREAU on 
Surpasses all others m quantity and quality of butter made, 
which makes butter of the besc texcure. flavor, and of uncqualeJ 
and odors; lsconstantly at the correct temperature <3s“ tosu»i 
saves three-fourths the labor. It can heu«ed with either Ice or ( 
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mailed t ree. 
American Fruit Drier Co., 
Chamber-burg. Ps., IT, 8. A. 
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