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COOLEY CREAMERS 
timorous 
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|M% i i Hi They are Ski.k Skimming. 
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il “ ■II Seven Silt or Medals for 
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ERS, and NESBITT BUTTER PRINTERS. Full line of 
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Teacher to a small boy—“ What does the 
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.1 pood Baptist clergyman of Bergen, K. Y,, a strong 
temperance man, suffered with kidney trouble, neu¬ 
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vears after he was told that Hop Bitters would cure 
him, becausp he was afraid of and prejudiced against 
“Bitters.’' Since his cure he says none need fear hut 
all should trust in Hop Litters. 
Front Even >tliere. 
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of the power and cttleocy of Hop Bitters to cure them, 
they can find cases exactly like their own, in their 
own neighborhood, with proof positive that they can 
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ask vou’r druggist or physician. 
OitilRHWXCH, Feb. 11. 1880. 
Hop Bitters Co.— Sirs— 1 was given up by the doctors 
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pVERY Cheese Maker should use this Band- 
" age- It is a new and great Improvement. Also 
Jenks’ Automatic Cheese Maker. 
A perfect apparatus for making cheese In the com¬ 
mon vats entirely by machinery. 
l$t~ Send for our illustrated Circular. 
CHARLES MILLAR & SON, Utica, N. Y., 
Manuf’rs of Cheese Factory and Daily Ap- 
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A CAT-ASTROPHE 
KEEP THE SYSTEM 
paratus and Supplies. 
regular with Tropic-Fruit 
Laxative, and you will al¬ 
ways feol and look well. 
It Is better than pills and 
the usual purgatives. Un¬ 
like them, It does not sick¬ 
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The dose Is small, the taste 
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THE MAPES COMPLETE MANURES 
Truck—Earlier Maturity. 
“ j find that the Mapes Manure will mature a crop much earlier than stable manure.” 
E. HARTWRIGHT, Sound Beach, Fairfield Co., Conn., Dec. 30, 1882, writes; , „ 
Only running a small truck garden. I have not made any comparisons, but I find that the Mapes Manures will mature a crop much earlier 
than stable manure. 1 like it much. 
Potatoes. 
“ Never saw potatoes jump so. Every one said It was the best piece in town.” 
“ in one row left w ithout fertilizer, there w ere not any good potatoes to speak of.” 
“ Four years’ experience w ith the mapes Manures.” 
NEWTON OSBORN, Newington, Conn., Nov. 2d, 18K2, reports: . ....... 
1 put in seven acr es of potatoes, seed Late Rose, planting size, cut in halves. The soil was sandy, with clay sub-sou (about two acres no 
sub-soil) Plowed, harrowed and marked off with a horse-hoe; then applied the Mapes Potato Manure, at rate of four bags per acre; a small 
bush was then dragged through the drill to mix the manure with the earth; then the seed was dropped and covered with the horse-hoe. After- 
two weeks the gr ound w as bushed entirely flat, and you never saw potatoes jump as those did; every one that saw them sard rt was the best 
piece in town. Yield, on an average, 141 bushels per acre. In one row left without fertilizer there were not any good potatoes to speak ot. 
Season very poor. Have used the Mapes Manures on all my craps during the past four years. 
Cabbages, Beets, Spinach, Lettuce and “ Rare-R'pe” Onions. 
u f{ M( i » very good crop of Cabbages, every plant headed.—The Cabbage crop almost an entire failure In this section.” 
“ Success of the Mapes Manure on the second crop.—Lasting effec ts.” 
THEO F. HOLMAN, Slatersville, Providence Co.. R. I., Nov. 7. 1882, writes: , ,, . 
Made no comparisons except with Peruvian Guano (Guar anteed) On ear ly cabbage. Used 1,600 pounds to the acre each of Guano and the 
Manes Cabbage and Cauliflower Mauure, and could see no difference in crop. but. considering the difference m the price of the fertilizers, the 
result was very much in favor of tire Mapes. The season was very dry, and the cabbage crop was almost an entire failure in this section, but 1 
had a ver v good crop, every plant headed. Used the Mapes Complete Manure for light soils, on early beets, spinach, lettuce, and rare- 
l-jpe onions ” with very satisfactory r esults. Raised a good crop of turnip beets, after lettuce, spinach and onions, without the applic ation of 
to adopt it ns a family uef e’slty. 
Sold by all Druggists. 
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Business Men use them for Running About. 
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Three Styles, weighing from 90 lbs. to ICO lbs. 
Prices from iS.15.UO to fSSO.OO. 
First-class in every respect, and 
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it l( V I) LEY A: COMPANY,- 
(Established 1882.) Krrncime. N. 5 
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ie, Du Pago County, Illinois 
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BLISS’S ILLUSTRATED POTATO CATALOGUE, 40 
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