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£PAT’S CURE FOR THE TOOTHACHE 
IF YOU HAVE A GARDEN, YOU NEED 
Before marriage she was dear, and he was 
her treasure; after marriage she became dear¬ 
er and he treasurer; but they were not bois¬ 
terously happy after all. 
A little girl of seven years exhibited much 
disquiet at hearing of a new exploring expe¬ 
dition. When asked why she should care 
about it, she said, “If they discover any coun¬ 
tries, that will add to the geography I have to 
study; there are countries enough in it now.” 
“Charles,” she said, as she brushed his 
hair back from his forehead when he sat read¬ 
ing the paper yesterd ly morning, “ why is a 
watch dog smaller in the morning than he is 
at night ?”—“He ain’t.”—“Yes he is. Be¬ 
cause he has to be let out at night and 
taken in in the morning.” 
ESTABLISHED 1845. 
300 H11 IT TM Pit tt U,I.U&TRJITIOJ\'S, 
With a richly colored plate or groan of Carnations, 
ftnh h descript Ira priced list of 2 0110 varieties of 
FtfOWKR and VkObtabMI seeds—with rn eh useful 
Information up n their culture—lfiUpagMg—mailed to 
all applicants enclosing 0 cents to prepay postage. 
POTATO CA TA 1,01.11 E, 
50 pages—10c • with directions for culture. 
Our NOVELTY SHEET, giving full particulars 
of all the leading novelties, mailed free. 
THE RURAL PREMIUM CORN. 
Rural *1 boroughbred X r 'lI rit;~ 
and Rural Dent. 
Price of each, 25 cents per packet; 60 cents 
pint; $1.00 per quart, by mail, post paid. 
I’ll tic It to the dure, and let some wan 2.—“There some wan knockin’. Re jabers 
ull It. out Shure an' It won’t hurt me an' It’s all ready. It Is, ror the operation.” 
Honest and Liberal. 
When the Hops In each bottle of Hop Bitters (at 
the present price, $1.25 per lb.) cost more than a bot¬ 
tle is sold for, besides the other costly medicines, and 
the qua lit v and price are kept the same, we thluk it 
is honest and liberal In the propriet"rs, and no one 
should eomplam, or buy or use worthless stuff, or 
cheating bogus imitations because tbe price is less. 
Riches In Hop Farming. 
At the present prices, ten acres In Hops will bring 
more money than five hundred acres In any other 
farming; and. If there Is a consumer or dealer who 
thinks the price of nop Bit ters high, remember that 
Hops are $i.',’5perlb .and the quantity and quality 
of Hops In Hop BPteis and the price remain the 
same as formerly. Don’t buy or use worthless stuff 
or imitations because the price is less. —Adv, 
eautifullv Illustrated; devoted Exclusively 
to the Garden. 
o„ It ,hf 0 V.! r , lln ! to . rs ar « al1 acknowledged authorities 
on the subjects treated by them. 
VALUABLE SEED PREMIUMS GIVEN TO EACH 
SUBSCRIBER. 
SI .OO per years Hoop.(with premium*) S5.GO. 
. Sample copy free. Vol. IV. begin-Jun., ’83 . 
B..K. BLISS A SONS. 34 Barclay St.. New York. . 
3.—“ Come In! Give the dure a mighty 4.—“ The tooth out at last. "Och.murther’ 
sharp pull for It sticks a little.” And lt> the head of me that’s pulled off for 
sure!" 
AND MAKE HOME 
Practical Gardeners, made us ruoJiiat tiicnf*:»^slty more 
strongly than most seed dealers, we very curly in our 
career us xenlsmcn inaugurated ihc practice of testing 
all seeds before selling. From the MtiaU tests beyun in 
1 H 72 , this practice lias exttiniml and become r-o syv 
temruired that the prist season It required tfio entire us< 
of one of oi:r larjp t ^recoil ouse> for out sect! tells dur¬ 
ing the fall and winter, and .afterwords In spring in the 
open trrojno v>* ha,l set out tunny thousand plants, rep- 
res<3»Hti»vj tlte stock in vegetable '*oeiL alone of aver 900 
Ifrmveri. All til c\ci lew arc r rnrlcd om 1 . Ir r the per 
in of PKTHK J 1 li N DliK5< >N . ,nd as the 
.iL*r-.OTot <k Gfir«lviiInarfor i ’* n.i- n 1 1 t. )onj» and 
as varied nn experience a* utoxt *neu m *ns t on* 
no red with fin: soil, ic will be seen that we arc placed in 
,t position tojudtfe* not only »v to the i;.;i it* mating prop 
crtlcs. but wh it r. of far lAcnr impmuru <*. the purity of 
am! the ktmU ■»? .-eds best suited for nil jrnrdcning 
purposes,. If therefore you can buy seeds us cheaply 
from us, and Wc think if you will compare prices you 
will find that you can—Ir will tcruiinlv Iw to your inter- 
esi to do sn. (liq OltnlotfUv lor KvtTVtlllllff 
for the Carden is now ready, and will be mailed free 
on application. 
PETER HENDERSON & CO., 
35 & 37 Cortlandt St., New York, 
t^rNc wjlo m eSewing 
^0Union Square N.Y*’chi'ca6d N aL.° 
orancf; pass or Atlanta ga . 
7 s Pulverizing Harrow, 
, Clod Crusher A: Leveler. 
5—"What’s wrong wld ye. Pat?" "’Tls 6 .-Explanations and congratulations fol- 
me tooth ye’ve Jlsl pulled out wid the dure low. and Pat gains his good humour, though 
handle." he loses his tooth " 
The CORNELL is the 
only Sheller that uses 
spiral springs on the 
pressure bar. 
AND 
7 00 Bushels 
PER DAY. 
This rig, with sacking elevator, make-, 
the cheapest and best in the market. 
The Sheller can be used by hand or 
power. 
The pulley on Jack makes 
5 §lJM 300 revolutions per minute. 
Ten different kinds of 
NEARLY 1,000 
KECOKIIRD PUKK UK ED 
Percheron-N orman Horses 
The ** ACRE" subjects the -oil to tin- action of a 
Crueller and Leveler, and to tbe Cutting Lift¬ 
ing, Turning processor double rows of aTEEL 
COL hTEKn the peculiar shape and arrangement 
of which give immense Cutting Power Thus 
the three operations ol crushing tumps, leveling 
off the ground, and thoroughly pulverizing the 
soil ere perform oil m one time The entire ab¬ 
sence ui Spikes or Spring Teeth avoids pull¬ 
ing up rubbish. It Is UMpeeiitlly udnpted to In¬ 
verted sod and hard clay, where other Harrows ut¬ 
terly fat'; works ucrfeciJy on light sol', and Is the 
on'v Harrow or cultivator that cuts over the en 
tire Surface of the ground. 
Highly cxnnmcmlcd hy solcntlllc and practical 
Farmers, many of whom pronounce It to be the most 
valuable recent improvement in farm Machinery, 
wh lli- 
All agree that “The Judicious use of an linple- 
" meut like the " A- me" Pulverizing Harrow, Clod" 
" Crusher nml Leveler. In the preparation Of the soli," 
" before planting, will Increase the yield from Five” 
to Ten Dollars per Acre.” 
FAIR.PLAY. 
If your dealer does not keep the “ ACME” 
for sale, don’t let him palm off an inferior 
tool on you by assuring you that he has some 
thing better, but. SATISFY YOURSELF 
by ordering one ON TRIAL. We will send 
it on trial, and if it does not suit, you may 
send it back, we paying return freight charges. 
We don’t ask for money or Note until after 
you have tried it on your own farm. 
Send for Pamphlet containine; Hundreds of 
Testimon als from 44 different 
States and Territories, 
NASH A BUOTKDR, 
Manufactory and Principal Offl-et 
Branch Ofllce, I WILLING TON, 
HARRISBURG, Pa. | New Jersey. 
N. B.— Pamphlet entitled "Tillage is Manure” 
will also be sent to pnrtleB who name this paper. 
Imported and llred hy 
M. W. DUNIIAM, 
OAKLAWN FARM, 
Wayne, Du Pago County, Illinois 
85 mil** nvni of Chicago, on & 3. \T. IVj. 
jx 468 Of THE FINEST 
^ Imported from France by 
jX- him during tho past 
AC .12 months, 
(259 since July 1st,) 
Address for Circulars, 
.Sn ellf-rs,Light and 
fi’H eavy IIORSL- 
IpOWERS, &c. 
VETERAN CORN SHELLER and ONE HORSE POWER 
Revolutions of Tumbling Rod to one romid 
of Horse. 
CAPACITY OF 
JSBb/ SHELLER 
Sflpt/ 30 bushels pr hour. 
n • I e r\ • 
rower suited for Running 
Churns, Pumps and tall light farm work. 
IW~ Write for Circulars. Address 
SANDWICH MANUFACTURING CO., Sand Wien, HI, 
UM-AhPota.wi.4aT> ^5) T fe y 
Veins more than the combined im- 
nortui ions of nil other importers of all 
kintli* of l>rafi IIoi-mon from Fnrope for 
any previour year; ami more than have 
ever been imported im<l bred by any 
other mao or firm during their entire 
buMim-MM career. 
.trlii Hichc NtatrineiitM if rn lie Iioi-ncn 
are not included to nwell iiiiihIm-ih or 
mislead. 
’ Com* and see for yourselves the greatest import¬ 
ing and breeding establishment in the world. 
Visitors always welcome, whether they desire to 
purchase or not. Carriage at depot. Telegraph at 
Wayne, with private Telephone connection with 
Oaklawn. 
Dated Sept, i, rSSa. Send for Catalogue 
The Albion Spring-tooth 
LKY HARROW 
Still maintains its position as the BEST 
SPRING TOOTH HARROW on wheels 
In the market. 
jt Is unsur-, _ 
passed as a 
CORNCUL¬ 
TIVATOR. 
and has a ilrst-cluss 
1 KEEP THE SYSTEM 
LADIES! 
Get up Clubs for our CELEBRATE.!) TEAS, and 
COFFEES an secure a beautiful MOSS-ROSE or 
GOLO-BANO TEA-SET el! P* ee»). »ur own Ira 
portatton. One of these beautiful China ti'a-nets 
given away Lo the party senalng a club for $2i. Tills 
Is the greatest Inducement, ever offered Send in 
vour orders and enjoy a cup Of GOOD TEA or ('OK- 
FEE. and at the »..mc time procure; a HANDSOME 
CHINA TEA-SET. N-' humhug Good Teas 30c , 35c., 
and 40c. per pound. Excellent Teas 50c aud fine..ami 
very best from 65o. toSlo. When ig be sun- 
ana mention what kind or Teas you want-wnetlier 
Oolong, Mixed. Japan, Imperial. Young Hyson, Gun 
I iowder or English Break rust. We are the oldestaud 
argest Tea Company In the buslm-nn The rcpututlon 
of our bouse requires no comment,. For full particu¬ 
lars address THE GREAT AMKkICAN TEA CO.. 
P. 0. Box m 31 and 33 Vesey Bt., N. Y. 
regular with Tropic-Fruit 
Laxative, aud you will al. 
ways feel and look well. 
It is better than lulls and 
the usual purgatives. Uu 
like them.lt does not sick 
on or weaken the stomach. 
The dose Is small, the taste 
delicious. Ladles and chil¬ 
dren like It. Try a 25 cent 
box and you will be sure 
Sold separate or combined. Thousands In us • \\ //V/l Yvf ,V | iiJ YN-/ 
and giving n ill venial satisfaction All inqu ring \'L^ //■ ! I 'VW > |1 j ; / 
and orders from the N. E. Htules, N. Y., Ptt., Del , //fill lA » if; \ J V ,//« i 1 
N. J.. Mil,, Va.. and W Va„ should be addressed t _ \\ | 1/ 7/f 1 / //| / / L/ 
G. B. Olln 4t Co., Perry, N. Y., From Cal.. Ore, \, / / / 1 ' // I /'J' 
W ash. Ter. and No*, to Batchelor & Wylie Hal . ' / / / /// jj' / / J * 
Fraiieisoo, Cal From ull other States wid Tn __ -Z/r / / // A—r*— — . _ 
rltorles West of the Mluslsslppl River, 111 an - .' ■ ^ —- 1 ' . , 
WIb. The Oale Spring-tooth Harrow Co., D. '■ ~ 
trolt, Mich. From the Dominion of Can di. J —t - - T - 
Nox n Bro's Mauuf. Co., lngersoll, Ont. From' 
all other territory to 
ALBION MANUF. CO., Albion Mich 
to adopt It as a family necessity. 
Sold by all Druggists. 
