JUNE 42 
THE B U B A I» 
387 
PERSONAL ITEMS. 
$fmpUm*ttt0 and Pacttincvy. 
Piisr^naneoujei* 
A. G. Burgess of East New York has produced a 
new seedling which he calls Wistaria Glgantea. It 
bears much bigger flowers than the old sort. 
The young women of Onoko, Texas, have taken 
to a fashion of cutting their hair as short as scis¬ 
sors will do it. They wear little slouched hats on 
the sides of their smooth heads, and look as rakish 
as pirates. 
Dr. Peck of Indianapolis has amputed the legs 
of a young girl on account of decay In the bones, 
produced by excessive rope Jumping. He advises 
parents and teachers to prohibit thts play nuder 
all circumstances. 
The average speaker uses 120 words a minute. 
John Sherman once delivered a speech at the aver¬ 
age of 170 words a minute, and Ben Pitman re¬ 
ported It so plainly In phonography that his wife 
(who was recently cremated) copied the signs Into 
ong hand without having heard of It. 
The toadies to be most recently fooled by a 
bogus English lord are those of Columbus, Ohio. 
He called himself Lord ArundoL and he was wel¬ 
comed at once to fashionable homes, though he 
was plainly an uneducated cockney. He was In¬ 
vited to the floor of the Legislature, and the women 
doted on him. After borrowing all the money 
possible, he absconded. 
The late Lord Derby and Mr. Gladstone’s favor¬ 
ite author was Homer. The present Lord Derby 
said recently of his father that" the only ihlng he 
knew perfectly was llomer, and even at that Mr. 
Gladstono beat him.” Mr. Bright’s favorite author 
is Milton, a. copy of which ho always carries in his 
pocket. Mr. Lowe, In hlR great speedhes on the 
reform debates of 1S68, laid Virgil and Crvld heavily 
under contribution. 
For Sunday Schools! 
For Temperance! 
THE WEST NEW BOOKS. 
TEMPERANCE JEWELS, 
and Rev. E. A. HOI KM AN. has every qualification to 
be u standard Temperance Hon* hook. Choice hymns 
and songs, and music In excellent taste, are found 
throughout. There are nearly a hundred source. 
Specimen copies mailed tor ix> chi. KiiLHti per dozen 
(The older and larger book. HULL’S TEMPER¬ 
ANCE GLEE BOOK, (10 cts.) retains it« great pop¬ 
ularity. 
White Robes! 
White Eobes! 
White Eobes! 
White Eobes! 
White Eobes! 
White Eobes! 
The purest 
sweetest and 
beat of 
Sunday School 
Song Books. 
Mailed 
for HO cents. 
$3 oo per dozen. 
White Eobes! 
White Eobes! 
White Eobes! 
White Eobes! 
White Eobes! 
White Eobes! 
TEMPERANCE LIGHT. 
E. SERVOS H. 18 a perfect '‘electric 1 ’ light for radi¬ 
ance and beauty. Has38 of tha very best songs by 87 
of the very bent authorB, and Bella for $10 per hun¬ 
dred. Mailed for 12 ctfl. 
New High School Song Book. THE WELCOME 
CHORUS, Is nearly through the preen. 
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston. 
C. n. Dltaon dc C«M J. E. Dltaon <Se Vo. 
843 Broadway, New York. 1228 Chestuut St.. Phila. 
ACENTS WANTED to Sell the NEW book, 
TELLS HOW TO 
Cultivate all the Farm Crops In the Bent. Manners 
Breed, Feed and Caro for tfLockr Grow Fruit; Manage 
Farm Business} Make Ilappy Homos,and 
How to illako money on (tie Farm. 
Every Parmer should have a copy. 800 Pages. 
140 Illustration*. Send for rirrtilars to t 
J. C. McCUUDY & VO., Philadelphia, Pa. 
\i/f| n | n Types of Female Heroism, Beauty, 
IV II li L U and Influence, from the Earliest Ay os 
CA Bin lie to the 1'resent Time. Magnificently 
I M III U U ® End e.UiBhed with Full-page Steel plate 
Engravings. General and Canvassing 
AGKNT8 WANTED. 
Paying Employment tor V aimg HI on, Ladies, 
Teachers and others in every county. 5*30 to 
§75 per month. Send for circular and terms. 
P. W. ZIEGLER A CO., Phila., Pa., St. Louis, Mo. 
WOMEN 
Male and Female Agents wanted im¬ 
mediately for an honorable, light, local 
business. An article of consumption 
needed in I'.vn'U family. Large profits. 
Thousands of patrons. 
U. L. VAN ALLEN, Albany, N. Y. 
tar and or pen sen to agents. Outfit Free. 
$7 7 7 Mi 
ress P. O. VICKERY, Anyuala, Maine 
A gents wanted k y bs 
Family Knitting machine ever invented. 
Will knit a pair of stockings, with IIEEI. and 
TOH complete, in 20 minutes. It will also knit a 
great variety of fancy work for which there is always 
a ready market. Bend for circular and terms to The 
TwomblySniting Machism Co.,109 Waag’tn3t., Boston, Mass. 
XX 00T (not painted, White Duck) $2, 
AUTOMATIC I 
address, 
H fVAI’ORATOR. The 
Cheapest and beat in mar¬ 
ket. For cut of Evaporator 
**• and Descriptive Circulars. 
DonGE & Hinckley, Fredonia, N. Y.- 
RPRR V f 1 !? ST'E’tt & Baskets. In use 10 yr’s 
Dibit, II I Litil 1 TiS Best and Cheapest made 
Send for Free Circular. 
N. D. BATTERSON, Buffalo, N. Y. 
HEEBNER’S HOESE POWEE 
WITH 
Patent Level Tread 
Speed Regulator. _ 
Hkebner’b Improved Tubeshing Machines. Send 
for Illustrated Circulars to 
HEEBNER & SONS. Lansdale, Mont. Co., Pa. 
Wilber’s Direct Draft 
EUREKA MOWER 
IS THE LARGEST. CHEAPEST AND 
Lightest Draft Mower World. 
tw It lessons the expense of gathering the Hay 
Crop fully Twenty-five per ceut. Illustrated circular 
sent on application. Address 
EUREKA MOWER COMPANY, 
Towanda, Pa. 
One Hundred Years Old. 
1780 
1880 
WALTER BAKER & GO., 
Dorchester, Mass., 
CHOCOLATE, BROMA AND COCOA 
I 
Tn their best and purest /arm, contain every ingredient that is needful 
ior the, sustenance and growth of the human system, being composed I 
as determined by chem ical analysts, of starch, gum, gluten, oil, and a j§ 
white crysta.liza.ble. substance called theobromine, similar to therm in 
tea, but containing more nitrogen and being an important adjunct to 
nutrition. 
soj.tt BV o nocjiRS II I’j; n n 
Our Book of Choice Chocolate Receipts sent free to any Address. 
Trade 
LONDON PURPLE. 
1VI ark 
th e extermination of the COLORADO BEETLE. COTTON WORM and CANKER 
wU-KAi. r or Prices, Circulars and opinion# write. 
HEMINGWAY’S LONDON PURPLE COMPANY, (Limited) 90 Water St., New York. 
than fays: London Purple can be more effectually sj'rinkled or sprayed on to the plant 
tuani arls-green, by virtue of its greater fineness. 
th6wfnged°InsectH Be88<,y 8 “ ys '' 111,romlB, ' K to a most excellent remedy. It quickly kills both the Larva and 
either'Ii^m ekys: A single application placed everyone of the peatson their backsover the ground 
eitner dead or in a dying condition, in less than six hours. * 
W i' I il r . I ';Er s * , i 36IU, -‘ n ^ or e °h Mate. Salary §75 
.JO m i IK/ and &xi tenses. (ioods sold by sample. 
LA B ELLE MANUFACTURING CO., Chicago, III. 
New Styles Chromo Cards, 10 ete. Best ever 
s old. Stomps taken - J. B. HusTBm Nassa u, N.Y. 
Gold and Silver Chromo Cards, with name, 10c. 
post- paid. Geo. I. Rkiu. « Co .Nassau.N. Y. 
about purchasing fertilizers 
and wishing to save from loo 
to 3,000 x>er cent., can do so by 
GEORGE CASPER, M. D.. 
Manatee. S. Fla 
20 
20 
FARMERS 
sending stamp to 
K ADVIriK YOU TO INSURE YOUR 
property in the 
W 
AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE CO. 
OF Watertown, NT. Y., 
The largest Company in tha country which insures 
only fanners’ property and residences. Over twenty- 
six yearB old. 
Capital. $200,000 00 
Net Surplus, over.$235,153 81 
Assets, Jan. 1, 1880..$1,137,549 73 
THE NEW BmOSECt CLOVER SEPARATOR 
THE- KING OF—JHE CLOVER MACHINE FAMILY! 
.... /“V^yscno. roiv ‘DESCRIPTIVE,■.«— 
- ■■■ril'- fC- ■ -^t CIRCOLAR.- . irr- ll 
-- WE ALSO SHAIL CONTINUE TO 
AANUFACTUSC THE ”010 RELIABLE- S JU&TLY CELEBRATED 
iavCR ttscaATor ihonitos.sh. aodmss 
BIRDSEUM rtj.CO. 5 oLE Manuf’hs SOUTH BEND. IND 
This Machine rune 20 per cent. Lighter than any 
other Thresher and Cleaner in the market, and does 
MORE, and BETTER work with the same amount of 
power, i ho sizes are from a 22 inch cylinder for a 
(Inc-Horse Hallway Power to a VJ-iuch cylinder for 
a Six Hoi-so I .ever Power. Write your name, Post- 
Olllee. County and State, plain, and address 
ALBANY AGKICULf URAL WORKS, 
O. U. P. Cohnki.i., Proprietor, Ai.uj.ny, N. Y. 
Manufacturers of Platform Spring Wagons, Oj»en and Top Buggies, Business and Road Wagons. These 
Wagons and Buggies are perfectly adapted to meet the requirements of all classes of Bvsunssilen, but the 
Platform Spring Wagons am especially designed l'or the use of Farmers and Dairymen. AH work is fully 
warranted m every respect. 
A finely Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue and Prieo List furnished free upon application. Address 
COKTLAJNTD WAGON CO., 
Cortland, INI. Y 
Or 263 6c 265 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, £11. 
e Monitor J r. le the m"»t pcrtuct Clover ihresh- 
rmanitur.fiullor and Cleaner in the world, ihe 
«htng and Hnlliug CvlliKiers run under shot. 
,• also continue to manufacture the old Monitor,' 
Threshing and Uniting Cylinders running oner- 
Wend for price list, terms, ami descriptive cuta- 
e. Addi ostfas above, and say you saw this in the 
A I, Nkw-Yoekkr. 
DEATH TO POTATO BUGS 
S and other insects. 
Spriukler and Plant Duster. 
For sprinkling Paris __ 
Green with water, or f(-=—-Hi [>■ 1 1 " B 
dusting plants with L -Ml I 
Pans Green mixed with J uifes h di 
plaster dry, or nlfstor Sfo— -jn 
alone. Both useful and Ip n 
simple machlnwt. thor- I i; 9U 
ouglily tried last soil- Ip liHU 
soii, and gave entire sut- 
Isfactiou. Retail price of Sprinkler $1.00; 
10 each. I.incral discount to the trade. 
Send lor circulars. 
Tim TROY STAMPING WORKS. Troy, N. Y. 
★ "* :★ A-ASK*Ft)HH -$ $- ★ 
"perfected 3 butter color 
It. Gives Butter thegilt-edged color the year round. The largest Butter Buyer*recoimnend its use. 
Thmisaad* ot Dairymen say IT IS PERFECT. Used by all rhe best Creameries. Awarded the Inter- 
natlonalDlploniaat N. Y. Dairy Fair. Ask vour drugglstor merchant for It; or write to ask what It is, what 
It costs, who uses!!,, whereto get It. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietor*, Burlington, v t. 
USE jfQtsLY3fTH 1 S)fTH E PSTJf ANDOfTH E 
fmpUmcnt^ and gUadiinmj, 
CORTLAND WAGON COMPANY, 
PAXTON 
Force Feed Grain Drill. 
Best Grain seed and Fertilizer DriU 
in the market. The outs show our 
broadcast shovelB set with steel to the 
middle of the boot, and the force feed 
attachment. 
Highest awards at the Penn. State 
Fair in 1879. Send for circulars. 
Address, 
Poundry and Machine Dept., 
Harrisburg Car Co., 
Harrisburg, Pa. 
I f : ~ l - 
McSHERRY GRAIN DRILL 
Unquestionably tile Best. 
Sows Fertilizers splendidly.' It is very accurate. It regulates by cog wheels. It is 
light draft. It is easily managed. 
It is strictly first-class in workmanship and construction. Works to the entire satisfaction of every 
body who knows what a grain and fertilizer drill ought to do. Its sterling qualities have gained it a 
world-wide reputation, and all who appreciate excellence and accuracy, prefer the McSHERRY. 
Send for pamphlet. Mention this paper. 
_ D. E. McSHERRY & CO., Dayton, O- 
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CORNELL S ABC 
THRESHER AND GLEANER. 
