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IN AMERICA 
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PERSONALS, 
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President Cleveland and the members 
of his Cabinet will attend the funeral in New 
York. 
The death of General Grant leaves only 
two ex-Presidents of the United States among 
the living—Rutherford B. Hayes and Chester 
A, Arthur. 
A Southern Senator now in Washington 
says he will introduce a bill next session giv¬ 
ing Mrs. Grant a pension of $5,000 a year for 
life. Why not? The surviving wives of all 
the other dead Presidents get $6,000 a year, 
now, by an act of the last Congress. Mrs. 
Grant will, also, no doubt get the remainder 
of the General’s salary for the curient year. 
Mr. Charles L.WKUSTER.Grant’s publisher, 
says Mrs. Grant’s profits from the sale of the 
General’s book will be between $300,000 and 
$500,000 for the first year alone. Mrs. Grant 
gets 75 per cent, of the profits on each book 
sold in the United States, and 85 per cent, on 
the sales made in Europe. 
TnERE are now four widows of ex-Presi¬ 
dents living. Mrs. Tyler, who was married 
when her husband was President, yet lives in 
Georgetown, D. C; Mrs. Polk,who entered the 
White House as its mistress more than 40years 
ago, still lives in the Polk mansion in Nash¬ 
ville; Mrs. Garfield and Mrs. Grautare fresh 
in the memories of the country and the 
world. 
Vice President H endricks has designated 
the following members of the Senate to repre¬ 
sent that body at Grant’s funeral: Justin 
Morrill, John Sherman, John A. Logan, J. 
Donald Cameron, Wade Hampton,W. M Ran¬ 
som, Joseph E. Browu, J. G, Harris and John 
F. Miller, Cal. Of the senators named, Mr. 
Miller is in Alaska, Mr. Cameron is in Mon¬ 
tana, and Messrs. Harris and Brown out of 
reach of the telegraph. The remaining Sena¬ 
tors have been notified by telegraph, and the 
Vice President was informed of the absence of 
the others and asked to name substitutes. 
The surrender to the Grant family of the 
cottage in which the General died was not the 
only kindness shown to the invalid by his old 
friend, Mr. Joseph W. Drexel. There is no 
kitchen in the cottage, and the meals for al; 
the household, including the doctor aud ser¬ 
vants, aro brought there three times a day 
from the hotel,which is 1UU yardsdistant. This 
has been the custom during all the time the 
Grauts have been on Mt. McGregor. The 
household has included 13 persons most of 
the lime, aud the hotel keeper is understood 
to have agreed to supply them with the best 
the market afforded for $57 a day. Every 
Saturday Mr. Drexel either personally pays 
the bill, or, if he is not there, sends a check 
for $m 
CUDIQC CRAIN 
cifinnc drill 
WITH FORCE FEE0 FERTILIZER ATTACHMENT. 
THE OLD RELIABLE! Send, for Circulars. 
5Ve do not claim that Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is the 
only medicine deserving public confidence, but 
we bellevu that to purify the blood, to restore and 
renovate the whole system, it is absolutely 
Unequalled. The Influence of the blood upon 
the health cannot bo over-eitirnated. If it be¬ 
comes contaminated, the train of consequences 
by which the health is undermined is immeasur- 
tble. Loss of Appetite. Low Spirits, Headache, 
Dyspepsia, Debility, Nervousness and other 
••little (?) ailments” are the premonitions of 
more serious and often fatal results. Try 
Hood’s Sarsaparilla 
Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Made 
only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. 
IOO Doses One Dollar 
EMPIRE DRILL CO. SHORTSVILLEfN. Y. 
**UOW TO Bit.SB WHEAT” FREE to mil wfaa mention lid. |>mpcr< 
OVER 300,000 IN ACTUAL USE 
And all giving perfect satisfaction. 
AGENTS WANTED. 
Will w.vh Cleaner, Easier, and vs h Less Injnryto 
Clothes than an y otl u'x in the World. We challenge 
any manufacturer t produce a letter Washer. 
Every Illarliinc Warranted FIVE Years* 
and Satisfaction Guaranteed. The only 
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tub like a Wringer. Made of malleable 
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machines. Agents wanted. Exclusive Terri-// 
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from $75 to 8200 per month. Retail price, $7. 
Sample to agents, $3 Also our celebrated 
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Or what is better, an Enterprise Wind Mill. 
Furnishes water for Stock, Houses and 
Lawns. Takes il from Weil or Spring and 
delivers just where, when and in quantity 
wan Led. Is sell-acting,costs nothing alter 
once erected. Full information in our 
New Hook just published, one copy 
mailed free on receipt of request. 
ENTERPRISE CO., Sandwich, Illinois. 
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mall, postpaid. Illustrated sample 6 icuts. send 
now. Gold medal awarded the Hutborby the National 
Medical Association,to the officer* of which he refers. 
The Science of Life should Dr read by the young for 
instruction, and by the afflicted for relief. It will 
benefit all. -heutm Lunaet. 
There Is uu member of DOdvif to whom The Science 
of Life will not tie useful, whether youth, parent, 
guardian. Instructor or Clergyman. -Aryonaul. 
Address ibe Pea Ik) <y Medical institute,or Dr. W. H. 
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be consulted on alt diseases requiring skill aud expe¬ 
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eases ihat have tsitfled the skill of AlXhXVLi all 
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treated successfuify without an XX X QXtJLX 
Instance of failure. 
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Binghamton, N. V. 
For Carriages, Buggies. Sprlug Wagons. Road Carts, 
Barm Wagons, and lumber Wagons. Write for 
prices, terms, and catalogues to us " A cents libet ally 
dealt wirh Special terms to Farmers, where we 
have no agents »--* *s 
THKKtoMISTON dk WADDELL CO., 
•1.51 & J.5J I irst Street*Brooklyn*K.D..N.Y. 
ASPINWALL POTATO DIGGER 
DYSPEPSIA It, 
Nature, Causes, Prevention, and 
Cure, ny JOHN H. Mr-A1,VIN. Lowell, Mass. 14 
years Tax Collector. Sent free to auy address. 
EZ" I I VVJ Kro. Jonathan’s Jokes. 
I | X * pages, Illustrated Sent, Post¬ 
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^NCLO-SVYISSJUHI w 
Z' CONDENSED lYllLlVi 
MILKMAID BILAND. 
Economical and eonvonient for all 
kitchen purposes. Botter for babies than 
tmeondensod milk. Sold everywhere. 
THE HERRINGTON 
POTATO DICC E 
IS A SUCCESS. 
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Troy, N. T. 
A machine that will dig five acre* per day, clean 
and convenient for picking. Guaranteed to work as 
represented. Send for circulars to 
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Senlrh C.itUj.Shepherd ll.ii, *ad 
Yu ii r* Poultry. HrmJ tart Aialnga. 
W.A I LhK lit Kl'Ht A CO.rtiIlB.Fa 
We bIm mx-ioViurr lo„n, Rmpri-vT-Hlnr BUde**, K>km,rtrH 
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PERFECTLY RESTORE TIIE HEARING, 
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those using them, Send fur descriptive circular with tes¬ 
timonial,, tree. Addtrs-, !•'. II1SCOX. S.Vl ltroml- 
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SPlUNta’lEUD, o., 
BUCKEYE FORCE PUMP, 
IKON Tt RHINE WIN DM11.E. 
BICKEYK WltOl GUT IRON PUNCHED 
RA1I. FENCE. 
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SPlt IN lx I.BKS. 
Scud foe Uluvii-uteil catalogue and PtIcc List. 
THE GRANGER FAMILY FRUIT AND VEGETABLE 
HV iiiimT evaporators. 
L S3 A«, SB.OU, and Si 0.00 
X, Send for Circular. Eastern 
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OXFORD DOWN^. 
The unrivalled mutton aud wool hrccd. Largest 
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from best Kiigllsh breeders l’rUe« In 1884 First. 
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field, ofirt, cost 5s gs, -‘Sir Johu of Wlnclicndcm," No. 
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Hick nvciage, 12 pounds Middle Wool. For cata¬ 
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I m I»y-on'«.*cI l'ti rm implements. 
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Established 1*30. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. 
To Introduce Hewn, w« 
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THE NATIONAL CO. 23 DD STRUT. N. Y. 
ROOFING SLATE 
TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES 
OVER 400,000 IN USE. 
t\ ill *td( the following siock lu lots to suit purchasers: 
»jt Head Young tlrudr .1 i-rsey lleilcris. 
7 “ “ “ Guernsey " 
« I horoitglihred Jersey Hull Calves, three 
to ten months old. 
Several Pair rejg. Du roc-Jersey Pigs, 
JOHN T. CLA RK. Clttilou, Mich. 
Black, Strong, and Fadeless. Shipped to all 
parts of the country. Slate Butter Slabs, ete. 
JESSE II. Kl.liES, I S. Broad St.. Pliila. 
A /N YlT^TnQI iVanteil hy the Chase Numeric*, 
n.v7Xiil 1 O IatMiucort sf Eic.-otM Si^Yorry. 
Growers of a full hill* of Fruits and Ornamentals. X 
Good Opening fur Hon,-si. Fnergrtlr Men. 
The business easily learned. Full Instruct Ions given. 
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HICAIHlUAltTICItS Fblt 
Tim “Staodard” 
For g^g;-- 
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lias no equal for * ‘ 
simplicity, dura- y 
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itWinti/e 3- A.t— _-ip—-—j 
Jyent« ,ql _ liuaiim 
wanted in all tin- At F^^qp 
assigned territory. -- 
Pumps, Tanks, and Wind Milt A 
Supplies of every description. /) 
Farm and Suhurban Water 
Works a specialty. Illnsirated , 
Catalogue and Price-List free. * 
The Phelps «fe Bigelow W.M.Co, 
Kulainuzoo, Mleh., and Hi IN Weal 
9th S|reel, kmaiut'lt), Ho. 
A PHI7.K, 8end six cents for postage, aud receive 
free, a corily box of good* which will help you to 
more money right away than anything else In ihls 
world. All, of either sex. succeed from tlrst hour 
Tlie lirond road to fortune opens before Ihe work, rs, 
absolutely sure. Address Tuck & Oo., Augusta, Mr. 
Rasiest Riding Vclilclc 1 mnde. Rides as east 
with.me person ns two. The Springs lengthen anc 
abort i'll according to the weight they carry. Equalh 
well adapted to rough country roads and 
flue, drives of cities. ,'Iunulnelnred und sold br 
all leading t icrriage Builders aud Dealers, 
Vine 
Training 
Lawn 
Fencing. 
TKXUI M. 111 K 
The •‘Siiceesg’’ Hatcher. Tbe simplest and best 
In the market. How to raise Poultry, Pigeon*. Birds, 
Dog*, Ac . and make It profitable. Dvdgnsof Poultry 
H.m.-os, t)o K Kennel* An. Poultry and Dog fixtures 
or nil klndH. How to adorn Hie Uardeii and Lnwu. 
reiiclng of till kUtds, Illustrated Catalogue, quarto 
slzi-. *1 pp„ eontuliiiiig above information, and much 
uiore, sent on receipt of 15 cents. Address, 
HKOCKNKK Sc KV ANN, 
M f r’s uuil till porters, 422 W.«t Street, N Y Clly 
[NewScrap Pic ure* and 12 Midden Name Cards, luc 
Sant tile Book Sets L. JONES A <•<>.. Nas-an. N.Y 
Avlarlen, 
HERCULES WIND 
MACHINE. 
a month ensllymmln by either 
sex, half us 111 neh evonluus 
World M fgCo 1S3 
IV'J Nassiiu Stroet N-Y- 
THE 
F*IV WUMATIC 
Fruit Drier or 
Bv«poi-ator. 
Retain* the natural fruit aud veg¬ 
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evaporation. \vt»h the least fuel. 
It 1* the only Drier made in which 
the heat passes three- times across 
the furnace. 
Also, evaporators for mak¬ 
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without sugar or auy foreign sub¬ 
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Family or Factory Use 
Illustrated Pamphlets FREE. 
\ cr in out Karin Machine Co., 
Bellow * Falls, Vt, 
Most powerful, easiest cared for. self- 
regulating. For pumping or driving ma¬ 
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Inclose stamp. No postals answered. Ad¬ 
dress 
HERCULES WIND ENGINE CO„ 
Worcester, Muss. 
UlTpil V(IU can make a fnrtimo 
fin I UII in h short time by using 
theC uaio 1 s-re patou Profitable at 
[finy Mention PUIP 1 /G DV n f the 
yoar. Price U n I u IVO DI fi2, $17, 
$ 22 , $82, for 100 , 200 , 800 and 6 W) egg 
elzes. Auy into can raise CTC A tf 
a few chickens. Bond 2 O I CrMYl 
stamp* for valuable unw catalogue- 
F. D. CRAIG, North Ev&ustou, III- 
OUR SULKY POTATOtPLOW, 
xiw aud iitfaehmcuts l'raws the 
furrows. Covers (heseed, cul- 
, rj *u\ tivates and digs thecroit. No 
feiSil k I pay demanded ir it does not 
* work. Orxler now to get the 
SlTj lowest prh e. 
REINER AND Bixo., 
Box #0, Line Lexington, Pa 
Virginia Farms.— Mild climate. Cheap Homes 
Bend for circular. A. O. BLISS, Csutrulln, Va, 
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