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CLOVER SEPCAATCR; MONITOR.SR. AOOteiS 
BIRD5EU. MFG. C0.S6*e Mahuf'rs SOUTH BENIQ.TND 
PERMANENTLY CURES 
KIDNEY DISEASES, 
LIVER COMPLAINTS, 
Constipation and Piles. 
Dr. R. H.Clark, South Hero, Vt,, says, “In cases 
of Klilupy’ffrooWc* ithut acted like a charm, It 
luw cured tunny v*>t v l ‘ad csixv* ot Pile*. nmd has 
never failed to art cJlfdisatly.” 
Kcluon Fairchild, of St. AfbMls, Yt.,fM»ys, ttis 
or pweeleus value. .Aft- rsixteen years of great 
imuorinif front Piles and CostlVcncsa it com¬ 
pletely cured me.'' 
C. H. nognboie, of IWkKhire. Buys, "One pack¬ 
age hasdone w. .ruins for raft In completely cur- 
PESSONAL ITEMS. 
Moody and Sankey are golngto “revive’’ the Cal¬ 
ifornians. 
George Bancroft, the historian, celebrated his 
eightieth birthday at Newport, on the 2nd Inst. 
Count de chambord, the head of the Legitimist 
party In France, has Just completed his sixtieth 
year. 
Miss Helen Gladstone, the daughter of the 
Premier, Is one of the successful candidates In this 
year's class list of Cambridge University exam¬ 
inations. 
George Wasbl Dgton Childs, owner of the Phila¬ 
delphia Ledger, and Anthony Drexel, the banker, 
have bought, 6 o acres of land near Philadelphia, 
and Intend to make a popular suburb of it. 
Ex-Gov. Hubbard, of Conn., Is about to give up 
his law business and go to Europe with his family, 
one of his daughters who married his coachman 
some months ago, Is now a seamstress in Hartford, 
and her husband still drives a coach. 
Jacques OHenhach, the celebrated musical com¬ 
poser, died on Oct. r.tli, at. Paris. He was born of 
Jewish parents In 1819, at Cologne, in Germany, 
but went to Paris when 14 years old. He was the 
originator and prince of Opera P.oune, having 
composed all the best works of that type, and 
as manager brought out quite a number. 
Bnsines* and Professional Men. 
and all who, ia consequence of overwork, find 
themselves suffering Irorn a gradually Increasing 
brain and nervous exhaustion, and who feel that 
they are slowly losing vitality and the power to do 
their best, and that a breakdown In the near fu¬ 
ture Is almost inevitable, will tind In Compound 
Oxygen a new agent of cure and restoration, 
•which, acta a* a revitalize'— and this with a 
promptness that at once stops the downward 
drift. The paralysis which so otten arrests the 
steps of business men and hard brain-workers 
after they have passed middle life, might in most 
cases be prevented by an occasional use ot this re¬ 
vitalizing agent. Our Treatise on compound Oxy¬ 
gen, its Nature and Action, Is sent free. Address 
Drs. Htaukkv .V Palkn, 1109 and Hit Girard Street, 
Philadelphia, Fa. 
MUSIC BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS. 
The Welcome Chorus, ‘aozmfVj" 
W. S. TiLDEN. 
This is h new autl superior Utou ScnooL Soso 
Book with advanced elements, and a great variety of 
music, secular aud Bitered, to bo sung in one, two or 
four parts. Mr. Tildou’s previous works have been 
highly approved. 
Song Bells, (5 o c ts.> B y . l. o. emebson. 
No more attractive School So no Book has for a 
long time appeared. It is not graded, and will do for 
any class. Great variety of songs, subjects selected 
with great skill, and music is of the best. 
Introduce our new Sabbath School Song Book, 
WIIlTEItDIIE.S, (3u cts.) at once to your Sunday 
School. No better book exists ! 
Kooks for Music. Teachers for the Fall Cam¬ 
paign. All are good and practical books. Do 
not fall to examine them. 
Emerson’s Voice of Worship, ($1), for Singing 
Schools. 
Perkins’ Temple, ($1), for Singing Schools. 
Johnson’s New Method for Singing Classes, 
(<su cents). 
Johnsou’s Parlor Organ Instruction Book, 
($1.50.) 
NEW Conservatory Method for Piano, ($3.) 
Also subscribe now for The Musical Record, 
($j), a Weekly Musical paper, with all the news. 
JUT Any book sent, post-free, for tho retail price. 
1OOO periodicals at Club rates—Scrib¬ 
ners, N. Y Tribune. He., Harpers 
Monthly, price $4.1)0, to agents, $3.15; 
others at like low rates. List free. 
MijORE’S AGENCY, Brook port, N. Y. 
Wtttt, 
All the best varieties of 
Grape Vines, Strawberry, 
Raspberry, Blackberry, 
Currant and Gooseberry Plants 
Also tho Largest Establishment for 
THOROUGHBRED POULTRY 
In the world. Send for Catalogues. 
GEO. S. JOSSELYN, Fredonia, N. Y. 
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston. 
11. II. Ditson A C*., J. K. Dltaon Ac Co. 
843 Broadway, New York. 1228 Chestnut St., Phi’a. 
NO LOSS IN TRYING. 
To induce every farmer to read our paper for three 
months, and fairly test our claim that 
THE BEST FARMER’S PAPER 
is the Live Patron, a 16-page, 64-cohmm Weekly de¬ 
voted to the interests of tho farmer and his family, 
wo will send it 
13 Weeks for 35 Cents. 
and as a special inducement we will send by mall 
postage paid by us. 
A Premium to Every Subscriber. 
These premiums are all valuable, and worth nearly 
or Quito the price charged for the trial subscription. 
A PREMIUM TO EVERY SUBSCRIBER. 
No. 1201 —Gardeners’ Docket Manual. A coudousod 
and practical book on the cure of the garden. Price 
Si cents. 
No. ‘20*2 Brown's Circular of Instuctious tor build¬ 
ing liis portable fence. Xo Patent. Price 25 cents. 
No. '203—1 Paper, each. Alpha Tomato, Prize Head 
Lettuce, Early Russian Cucumber, Portulucca and 
Potunia. Value 35 cents. 
No. 201 l Paper each Red Turnip Radish, Imp, 
Blood Beet, Asters, Hwcot AJysum, uud Phlox. Value 
35 cents. 
No. *205—1 Paper each Balsam Coxcomb, Snap Drag¬ 
on, Mignonette and Sweet Pea Value 36 cents. 
Packages will be of usual size, seeds fresh and true 
to name, and of choice varieties. 
Nos. 201 and 202 will he mailed on receipt of subscrip¬ 
tion. Needs will be sent next winter. 
1 Cent or 8 Cent J'oetane Stamps will be received in 
payment for subscriptions. 
pnnn DAV h* premiums or Cash, to those who 
UUUU iMIi make up clubs on these terms. Full 
illustrated Premium 1,1st, terms on cash, and Sample 
Copies free on application. 
Send your own euutetription at once, aud then make up 
a club among your friends. Address 
R. 8, THOMPSON, SprinHliedd, Ohio. 
$VteMUane0ttsi. 
$ 72 : 
a week. $12 a day at home easily made. Costly 
outfit free. Address True & Co., Augusta, Maine. 
The New White Grape “PRENTISS.’* 
Early, rigorous grower, hardy. Very productive, 
best quality. Send for circular. The above Is from 
an exact photograph of a branch by Godfrey, Roch¬ 
ester, N, Y. Also tho largest and bestsb.ek of <5 rape 
Vines In the country. Prices very low to dealers 
and large planters. Also trees and small frnita. 
Send stamp for descriptive catalogue. Price list free. 
T. S. HUBBARD, Fredonia, N. Y. 
New and Rare Winter Flower¬ 
ing Plants.—New Fruits, 
Dutch Bulbs, &c. 
New Pears, new Peaches, now Choirles, new Grapes, 
new Strawberries, Ac., with a largo stock of all kinds 
of Fruit.trees,shrubs, &o. 
DUTCH B I'TiBH -—Large importations direct 
from the leading growers in Holland. First quality 
Bnllis, Beautiful Hot-house plants, Orchids, Dracienas. 
Crotons, He. Winter flowering plants, Rosen, &c., well 
grown. Cheap by the aiugle plaut or do/-, by mail or 
express. Catalogues mailed to applicants. 
JOHN RAUL, Wasliiu«ton, D C 
Pter*natt*0ttj3. 
and gftacltinmi. 
KlhSTEY- WO BT Is a dry vegetable com- 
pouudnud can be sent by mull prepaid. 
One package will make six qts of medicine. 
TRY XT NOW : 
ftUBuy II at the Druggists. Price, $1.00. 
WELLS, EICEAEOSOH & CO., Proprietors, 
12 (Will jtnd post. psMJ Burlington, Vt. 
Liquid 
In response to the urgent requests of great 
numbers of people who prefer to purchase a 
Kidney-Wort already prepared, the pro¬ 
prietors of this celebrated remedy now pre¬ 
pare it in liquid form as well as dry. It ia 
very concentrated, ia put up in largo bottles, 
and is equally efficient as that put up dry in 
tin eons. It saves the necessity of preparing, 
Is always ready, and is mors easily taken by 
most people. Price, $1 per bottle. 
LIQUID AND DRY SOLD BY DRUGGI3T8. 
AVELLS, WCHABDS05& CO., Prop’rs, 
A Burlington, Yt. 
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CLARK’S IMPROVED ROOT CUTTER 
PERFECTION OBTAINED 
CUTTING ROOTS 
This Cutter has received the First Premiums at 
every Fair , and has no equal. Do not fall 
to examine it. 
The Neatest, Strongest, Simplest, Cheapest, 
and most Perfect Root Cutter in the Market. 
This Cutter is built, with a heal y 09k frame, well 
bolted together-. Is staunch and strong, ueatly fin¬ 
ished. hanasoinelv striped and ornamented. The cut¬ 
ting apparatus consists of twenty'Hv' xteM knice* 
(gouge shaped), so arranged on a wrought-iron shaft 
loose or breaking. The roots are neatly cut in pieces 
suitable for feeding. No coarse, ungainly tueci-s are 
left by this Cutter. A boy cun easily cut 35 to 40 bush¬ 
els per hour, an rusily does it do its work. gif Don’t 
fail to examine it._^tj 
Wo are mamifin turlng- three sizes, designated by 
numbers,—1 2 and 3. 
Nos. 1 and 2 designed for hand use. 
No. 3 is the Power Cutter, and will eut 100 bushels 
per hour. 
Price, No. 1. $12.(10 
“ No. 2. 14.00 
“ No. 3. 92.00 
HIGGANUM M’FG CORPORATION, 
Higgntiutu, Ct. U- M. A. 
Warehouse 38 So, Market St. Boston, Mass. 
Mitchell, Lewis & ( o., Racine, Wis. US. A. 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
FARM AMD FREIGHT WAGONS. 
Coe a week iny°ur own town. Terms and $5 outfit 
Ov)0 free. Address H. Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine. 
A6 E NTS WA MTEDSSffCTSMe 
ting Machine ever introduced. IVtl) kbit a pair of 
stockings, with lib EL and TOE Complete, in 20 
minutes. It will also knit a great variety of fancy- 
work for which there is always a ready market Send 
for circular and terms to tho Ttvonihly Knitting 
'Machine Co., 409 Washington St., Boston, Mass. 
A MONTH - AGENTS WATER -75 
beet sel'ing at tides ia the World; I sample 
f ree. Address Jay Bkonsos, Detroit Mich. 
Platform Spring Wagons, Three Spring Wagons, Four Spring Wagons, Open 
and Top Buggies, Phaetons, Seuilig Machine Wagons, Backboards. 
The MITCHELL WAGON is Monarch of the Road, only the very best stock used in its construction and 
made by the best wagon mechanics iu the world. The Spring Wagon and buggy Department in entirely sepa¬ 
rate from the Farm Wagon shops. And for the manufacture of this class of work we have facilities imsur- 
sod. Seud for Catalogue and Illustrated Price List. 
MITCHELL, LEAVIS & CO., Kaeine, wis. 
STOVER AUTOMATIC WIND ENGINE 
Simple, self-rfegulatSitK, and with our experienced men, we contract to force water from spring or well to 
any point. Write, etatiii# (lie nature ot work you want done, to 
„ „ „ ,, JB. S. WILLIAMS & Co. 
Colleirt* Place. New York- * Kalamazoo, Midi. 
THE AMERICAN FRUIT DRIER 
Address, 
$5 to $20 
Correct Prin¬ 
ciples, Correct¬ 
ly Applied, il¬ 
lustrated Cata¬ 
logue gi mig 
much valuable 
iu formation 
malted free. 
American Fruit Drier Co., 
_ChambersLmrg, Pa , U. 8. A. 
■ THE VICTORY 
M CORN MILL. 
s utilL The only Mill that is a 
lilSGftMpS complete success iu grind- 
i V luv corn and cob together. 
We defy competition on this 
\\ Pm8t kind oi grinding. It also 
Ytra grinds shelled corn aud all 
CtC-sI ether kinds of gram, roarso 
[ It' or llile, as desired. Capa 
t- 1 R. city, to to 90 bushels per 
5 hour. Self-sharpening 
■ :•/.!Mt plates, aud warranted in 
t irSl.,F3S&'1 every respect- Address 
THOMAS ROBERTS, 
Springfield. Otuo. 
per day at home. Samples worth $5 free. 
Address Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine, 
The Monitor Jr. is the most perfect Clover TUresb- 
er. Seiiiirator. Holler and Cleaner in the world. Tbo 
Threshing and llolhng Cylinders run under-shot. 
They also continue tiitpauntaetnre the old '• Moi 
with Thrrtihino and HltiUvtf Cylindeirs running ntv,'-- 
s hot. Send for price 1 i-1. terms, and descrinti%e cata¬ 
logue Address as above, and say i on saw ibis in the 
Ruual Xkw-Yoekku. 
NVALID ROLLING CHAIR 
^(RECLINHINO) 
* M. C.. and hundreds’ 
f of others use them. 
) Bend (or Circular to 
FOLDING CHAIR CO., New Haven* Conn 
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