^-^^CTUREIi SY 
, J °^ON &F jfjj| 
and pUchinerii 
amptettuntje aafl ^ttacbiujyj, 
Mr. Harris, the most successful orange- 
planter in Florida, has cleared $63,000 on his 
crop of fruit this year. 
Vermont proudly boasts of a citizen, lately 
deceased, who “had attended 167 funerals”; 
and he wasn’t an undertaker. 
Seuator Palmer, of Michigan, has given in 
advance ius first year’s salary to the city of 
Detroit, to found a public museum of art. 
Congressman Ellis, of Louisiana, says if he 
can make certain business arrangements in 
New York he will resign his sent in Congress. 
The Duke of Newcastle, now in California, 
is said to have made large purchases of land in 
the southern part of the Slate. Doubtful— 
he’s a minor. 
Mr. Bluckshear, of Thomasville, Ga., has 
the largest strawberry farm in the South. 
He has picked about 30,000 quarts this season, 
most of the shipments being to Northern cities. 
Jay Cooke, whose collapse in 1873 began the 
panic, is said to be rich again—worth $3,000,- 
000—after working quietly year after year 
and paying all his obligations, dollar for dol¬ 
lar. Loesn't such a man deserve to be rich i 
Sir John Macdonald has presented to the 
Canadian Parliament a new franchise bill, 
which gives suffrage to unmarried women and 
widows on tlic same terms as men. His step 
has been taken without petition on the part 
of women. 
Our old friend, S. P. Peek, of Muskegon, 
Michigan, and his venerable wife, have lately 
celebrated their “golden wedding,’ having 
been married 50 years. To the host of con¬ 
gratulations and good wished received by the 
pair on this joyous occasion we very heartily 
add our own. 
The richest woman in Colorado is not a 
bonanza princess. She is Mrs. John W. IlifT, 
widow of the late John W. IlifT, popularly 
spoken of as “ the cattle king ’’ of the State, a 
man who 'bod owning, perhaps, twice a 
many herds as any other stockman in Colo 
rado, owning considerably over 100,000 head 
when he died. 
JOHNSON & HELD 
■MANUFACTURERS OF- 
WROUGHT IRON © 
These Celebrated Mills have long 
been used by the Farmers and most 
prominent Millers and Grain dealers 
in the United States, who recom¬ 
mend them a* being the best Ma¬ 
chines ever produced for cleaning 
and grAdlng Wheat, Barley, Oats, 
Corn and Seeds of every description. 
They do the work more perfectly 
and have greater capacity thun any 
other machines. -* 
They are strongly built of the verv 
best material, highly linished. and 
provided with Superior Attach¬ 
ments, Sieves, and are made in three 
dilferent sizes one fur farm use, and 
two for Warehouse, Elevator and 
Millers’ use. 
They are warranted to give sat¬ 
isfaction. 
Correspondence soliciied and de¬ 
scriptive c.rcular and price list sent 
tree on application to 
JOHNSON & FIELD, 
RACINE, WI& 
Vrknnwl'rigrd to b» tbs Beat Iron Fence now 
.n one soluble for Private Reahlincea, Parks. Court Houses, 
Ctmoteriee or Public Grounds—made richer Plain or Ornament¬ 
al. Aloo, inanofOeturer-oftheIron Turbine Wind Engines, 
Buckeye Force Pump*, Buckeye Lawn Mowers, Eta. 
Tend Jbr Plains ted C»tslo*ues sod Prices to 
JNigreUnneottjS 
/ / MM BY MAIL OR EXPRESS! 
KmpIv a JtlHIun to tplpfl fruw. wlIWfTd bj 
our own •*» U»© market* nfih* irorid. 
UrvMM UiMidh. Silk*, Trlromltt jr** IIo*|cry, 
t’phoUfory. Fiuwy ikmIh. LjuIh*’ Ort****i*M. Clunks 
riuk*r\Tv*»r, Tic*, laevo, Gout** PnritUJilii* 
Infant**. Hns**’ uml tilrU' Out Ilf*. «V(s .Sam{ties, infor¬ 
mation, -Util * snoprtxo timiiE '’ft**on ivrdieiijoa. 
C OOPER <Jfc C OVARO. 9th X Market Phllada. 
C^/’PlciLac when? jou thie AdvertiewmfnL 
THE U. S. MAIL BRINGS US TO YOUR DOOR ! 
The most extensive Seed Growers in America. Founded j 781. Drop ns a Postal Card 
fbr our JPRICED CATAUKiUK. Address simply LANDKETH PHILADELPHIA- 
“ THE GOLDEN BELT ” KANSAS DIVISION *a P. R’WAY 
STOCK RAISING WOOL CROWINC 
Buffalo Grass Pasture Hummer unu \Y u J .er. L nsu.passed tor Climate, Grasses, V ater 
CORN and WHEAT FRUIT 
170,000,000 bus. Corn. 35,000,000 \V heat. The Best in the Pastern Market. 
Pamphletsnnd Maps free. B. M C ALLASTER hand r.nmip's’r Kansas Citv Me 
y is iti 
MS TAMMANY 
org*£amette . 
Send for Circular., Ciitnlniruc-of Music Ac. 
McTammawy Organette Co.. Worcester. Mass, 
Itching Piles—Symptoms and Cure. 
The symptoms are moisture. Hire perspiration, m 
tense Itching, increased by scratching, very distress¬ 
ing, particularly at night, seems as if plu- worms were 
crawling In and about the rectum: the private parts 
are sometimes affected. If allowed to continue very 
serious results follow. •• SWAYNE'S < dN l MKNT' is 
a pleasant, sure cure. Also for Tetter. E'en, Salt 
Rheum, Scald Head. Erysipelas. Barbers" Itch. Blotch¬ 
es, all scaly, crusty Sktn Disease’s. Sent L>v mail for 
50 cents: 8 boxes, *1.35 (to stamps>. Address Dlt. 
S WAYNE A SON, Philadelphia, Pii. Sold by Drtig- 
Improved Cornell Corn Shelter 
FOR ISS‘2. 
ar'F v T I Will shell more corn with 
Msn less labor than any other 
Tfer-rsSd L-dB machine In market, 
bc illii *1 fil The only shelter made 
S!®EKli «K,‘l SPIRAL SPRINGS FOR 
KLI THE PRESSURE BAR. 
latm. Every Machine War 
T t W ran ted to do as good 
ANY sheller made. 
Fl li aWdr IJr- Ask to SCO the Cor 
1 bell Shelter, try it, and 
. ■ yefA von will buy no other. 
Address orders to 
if mp l cm cut?, & Sttiehi utij 
HEW BUCKEYE 
FORCE 
PUMP 
All persons say their roods Are the test. We ask yon to u. 
an,me our Improved Keller Positive Force Feed.Grain, 
Seed and Krrli.lils* Drill <u<l our liny Kaiken They 
are as good a. ihe Nivt. «n<! ;*a !« sole »s <r.eap. Ail are war- 
muted. Orcuiars mailed free. Newark Machine Co-, 
Newark, Ohio* Eastern Branch H. usc. Uuini,»a, Md. 
DIG OFFER 
future trade, 
" wo will on receipt of .5— 
:jct. stain) s and Names and 
Address of 1 friends, send this 
Elegant Tortoise shell -1-blade 
tmn. Steel Knife with Tooth¬ 
pick and Toilet tdade, or £ for 
3.1 ets. and S names. Address 
A. LOWKY, sfi Nassau St., N.Y. 
YWorh* enny and throw. 
Lin eon Mini I Mir UK III. 
I Has Force In in - I-iued 
uiul llrass C’yllndcr. 
f * easily net. Is the 
lenprnl vV- Best Force 
I’anip in the World for 
Deep or Shallow Wells. 
Thousands in use In 
every part nl the United 
Slates. 
Never Freezes in U in¬ 
ter. 
Send for Circular mid 
Prices, givinK depth ol 
well. 
Manufactured 
under the Perry Fatcnts J./T ^ 
BRIDGEPORT CART CO., 
Brid;«tot'.. Coed. '_ ' 
It is Light, yet Strong. Artistic, Popular, Cheap. 
A pertbri Tvt-riooltr. See Illustrated Price List. 
TENTS TO RENT for Fair purposes, by CtiaS 
M. Gibbs, h>. Sycamore St, l in'd, O.. or -i-i w.K. 
St.. Syracuse, N. Y., US River St.. Troy. \. Y. 
pier day at home. Samples worth *5 free. 
Address Stinson & Co., Portland, Me. 
470 A WEEK, tis a day «bornecoidlymade. Ooetly 
▼ * “ Outfit free. Address Tklk A Co.. Augusta. Me 
Springfield, Ohio. 
IF"A woman or child 
can use them. 
Cir* 90,000 In successful 
operation. 
Morphine Hatdt Cured iu 10 
to SO Days. No Pay until Cured. 
J. L. SrarucMS, M. D., L-ebanon. Ohio. 
RUPTURE CURED • Method 
Send for Circular. DR. J. A. HOUSE, 
126 Fifth Avenue, New York Ctty. 
S. PENNOCK & SONS CO. 
Kennett Square, Pa., and Four Wayne. Ind 
auso SOLI MAsurACTUHias or the Matchless Silf- 
_Loading. Sttr-OuMpiNa Scraper. 
GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, ISIS. 
BAKER’S 
Baker Prensivm CTlocolafe, the best 
preparation of plain chocolate for fam¬ 
ily ufb. — Rnkrr't Breakfast Cocos, 
from which the execs ol nil him been 
removed. easily iligtsted and admirably 
adapted fur Invalids. — Baker's I’auilht 
Chocolate, ae a drink or vulva as con¬ 
fectionery la a delicious article t highly 
recommended by touriato, — Bakers 
Braims, L,valuable is a diet for chil¬ 
dren.— German Siectt Chocolate, a 
most excellent article for families. 
Sold by Grocers everywhere. 
W. BAKER afc CO., 
Dorchester, Mass, 
For th« lbws»rv«Hon of all 
kinila of Fruit and VMgwta. 
blue. Ibiriiu: the In jrrein, it 
has proved theonlj/'r.wN'f.i! 
Evaporator conatnicted, and 
operated on strictly philo. 
sophioal principle*. It is the 
cheatH-et machine std for 
quantity and quality produo- 
ed. »n,l l» the only one that 
will (loos much or more than 
iuguamtHeod. It will evapor¬ 
ate <ionbts the amount of any 
other machine, with one half 
the help, and no mom fuel, 
besides the quality of the 
work Is far superior, as all 
can lea re by uujulrihg of tirst- 
cIhjo, ijeu let-* in New York or 
Boot oil. It is prsctirally fire 
proof. Send for our circu- 
lam and mreetirate before 
buying. Manufactured by 
S K .1 J M SPROUT, 
Muncy, I j-com.'rut Co., Pa., 
for the Kastrm, Middle, anti 
Southern 8t»t.*s, and Can¬ 
adas. and by JOHN WIL¬ 
LI \M8 A SON. KaIiluossoo. 
Michigan, for 1 he IVtwt and 
Southwest. J. S. TWOll 
BLY. it Comiucrcia) St., 
Roetnn, Mnas.. Agent for 
Maine. New Hampshire and 
Mamschnsetts. 
THE ONLY PERFECT 
Possessing the same mechanical advantages In all 
essentials as are established by our well-known 
Mower. Tills Reaper ranks with the standard light 
machines of the day, and I* the lightest draft Reaper 
In use. UttKGG A. CO., Sole HHUiifttcturi'ra, 
TRUMANSBURU, N. Y. 
Also Manufaeturers of lawn Mowers, Plows, &c. 
IN THE MARKET. 
It Istheouly Wheel Harrow that l« perfoefb’ flexible — 
all others require to be locked rigid, or half rigid, to 
make them work. 
It ts the only Harrow la which the gang* are unlr- 
in nitent —either can lit and follow any Inequality 
w lthout disturbing the other. In all other Harrows 
the gangs are tied together so that one cannot vi¬ 
brato without pulUbg the other along with It. 
It cab bo set at a sharper angle than any other Har¬ 
row, and will thereby loosen ground that others 
will run over. If other Harrows could bo set as 
sharp as ours thev would StldO Instead of turn, on 
account of the friction In their bearings. 
MANUFACTURED BY 1 HE 
KSTARL1SIIRI) aS-o*. NO PATENT l NO PiV J 
1 TP II T A ol-tulnovl tor Mocbamcat Dvvlcv*. Com- 
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A.Ur,-as LOl'lS lUut.LU A CO., oollfltura of Cati-nt,. 
WASUIN61UN, Ik C. 
Choice, healthy Plants, from best of seed. Write 
for special Pitlcts, stating iiuautltv needed. 
W. ATt.EK BUIU'KK ,t IT)., Philadelphia, Pa. 
HIGOANUM, C’ON.N'., U. SL A. 
Manufacturers of Agricultural Implements of every 
description. 
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Pm Ji Book, <■» All ivho *<-nil two 
k ■ fl ■3<*. Man»|H for add 
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Now (18881 ClirornoCards, no 3 alike, with name 
10c. post paid. Uko. I.. Rifd St Co., Nassau, N.Y 
THE AMERICAN FRUIT DRIER, 
OF ALL PLANTS, FOR ALL CROPS, 
FOR ALL CLIMATES. 
Wo are the largest farmers, Uirgesl seed grow¬ 
ers and largest sera dealers anywhere; houco 
have greatest fuel lute, or ir, glueing Host Seeds 
All our Scots arc text* 1 ., alld only the beet stmt out. 
Our Annual Catalogue ami l'ore Li A brings TIIK 
tlREATEST SFKD STORK IN TIIK 
WOULD TO VOI It OWN DOOR. It in 
eludes all the deolrnhlo new and standard varieties 
of Flower. Vegetable, Fid, l and Ttvo Seeds, and 
Plants. Sent FRIT, to any address. 
HIRAM SIBLEY A CO. Seedsmen 
Kacht- »l«r, N, Y. uml Chlrogu, III. 
TH6 BEST IS CHEAPEST." 
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i: 1 v i ’11 gf Such 
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l\ nynr*bor*>, Pn, 
50 lieu ml (til. Imported (’hronw 
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gold rlH^. U(rip4 uteti. 
Northern Supir Cane Manual, 
By Professor Weber A Sooviu.e, Champalgtio, Ills, 
sent free on application to Uko.L.S qoiRK.Buffalo,N.Y, 
Address 
