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WEAVER ORGAN & PIANO CD; 
REGULATOR. 
GUARANTEED TO CHOP NOT GRIND THE 
[cofiRMtii 
(iron,tent filter. 
Crain Threshers, Horse Powers, and Engines, 
TTtghoat prize awarded tlicsi' machinesnt the New 
York State Ac. Bw.’h latest trial, over a large nunc 
tier competing. Ampin warranty ami opportunity 
tor trial given. For full particular* address 
8T, JOHNSVlI.I.fe AG It’I, WORKS, 
8t. Johuavillo. ItTontaomery Co., Now York. 
Hiebner’sJWfnt Leyal-Tread Horse-Powers. 
erclieron Horses. 
FRENCH COACH HORSES. 
-Our latest importation has arrived from Franco, and we will he glad to see our 
A k friends and acuimlntunees and those with whom we have been In correspondence, 
\ In fact gny and nil who are In search of tlrstclass PEUOITEKOMS aud FRENCH 
COACH KltS, to took tlieill imr. We have an exceptionally Hue lot, awl our stud 
Im mi large thal all iiuij be pleased. We offer the largest number and greatest 
, ^iiVl variety In select from. All nur Imported sfoe.k Is selected by M H KAIt.N CM hlm- 
W^aHLUH ,elf personally In France, and be accepts nothing bur the best Horses of the most 
itflUll nKjH approved breeding. 
j, ‘ j-J Our Home-bred .Stock Is all the progetiy of selected sires and dams of the best 
flH§W form aud most desirable breeding. Wc guarantee our stock .sell on easy terms 
- and at low prices. 
We will be glad to answer all correspondence promptly: but we would 
strongly advise r>. rsons contemplating the purchase of a horse or mare, Hercheron 
^Brnr or French Coach, to get ou the train and come atul we us. 
Savage 
, to get ou the train and come and see us. 
Catalogue* Free On Mail. 
cfc Farnum, 
PROPRIETORS OK ISLAND IIO.HK STOCK FARR, IMPORTERS AND BREEDERS, 
Address nil communications to Detroit, Mleh.) GROSSE ISLE, WAYNE CO., MICHIGAN. 
gftiiSMUattcousJ gulvtrtiiSing. 
IHIGCiY COMPANY, 
COLUMBUS, OHIO. 
IMniiiitiicttircra of FIRST-CLASS 
BUGGIES, SURREYS 
3-^haetons, 
Park Wagons, 
Light Carriages. 
Our work is fully guaranteed 
and absolutely reliable. 
flTinm ^ or Uivery Service I 
K n \ I For Family Service! 
JJ llU Jl For Pleasure Driving! 
Points of Superiority; Superior 
Material ami Workmanship, Fine 
in Finish , Easy in Hiding Quali¬ 
ties, Light in Draft. 
UNSURPASSED IN DURABILITY, 
Cheapest for Quality of Goods in 
the World. 
One of the Publishers of this 
paper lias used a Itnjf^y made 
by this Company and found it in 
every way satisfactory. 
ENTERPRISE MANUFACTURING CO 
l Third aud Uauplilu Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. 
READ 
CHOPPING 
Sausage Meat, 
MINCE-MEAT, 
HASH. SUET, 
HAMBURG 1 
STEAK FOR 1 
DYSPEPTICS, ® 
BEEF TEA 3 
FOR INVALIDS, I 
SCRAPPLE. 
Tripe, Clams, H 
CHICKEN ■ 
Croquettes M 
and Salad, 
Scrap f ^ 
for Po ^ 
Hoc ,'d ' 
Chef t, 4c. 
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No. 10, «" n 
^FAMILY SIZE. 
CAPACITY 
W* No. 10. 
■, Chops 1 lb. per 
minute, $3.00. 
1 No. 12. 
V Chops 1 lb. per 
C ■ minute, $2.r>0. 
L I No. 22. 
r I Chops 2 lbs.per 
M minute, $1.00. 
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iff ®No. 32. 
F Chops 3 lbs. 
per minute, 
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FOR CATALOGUE. S, *CWs CAN W** 
SOLD BY ALL 
HARDWARE DEALERS. 
TESTED AND ENDORSED BY 100 AGRICULTURAL JOURNALS. 
on and T'irrahle satin: 
It Is the only Meat Chopper we ever saw 
that we would give house room. It ha# proven 
such a very useful machine that wo want our 
readers to enjoy Its benefits with us.” 
lturnl New-Yorker anvfii 
“Wo have used an Enterprise Meat Chop¬ 
per for three years. It is simply perfect and 
we recommend it unqualifiedly as THE Meat 
Chopper all our friends need." 
ow’iypnr time 
to get. oiders for our Celebrated 
Tnw, Cuflfeeo and Iluklng 
Puwder, and securoa beautiful 
Gold Band or Mow, Itosn China 
Tea Set, Dinner Set, Geld Band 
Moss Rose Toilet. Set., Watch, Brass Lamp, Caster, or 
Webster's Dictionary. For part ioulare ndaresB 
THE OKEAt AMERICAN TEA. CO., 
P. O. Box 288. 31 and 33 Vesey St., New York. 
CLARK'S CUTAWAY HARROW, 
Supersedes the plow: hunts the world; ground made 
Into a perfect seed bed; baa a seeding attachment fur 
sowing all kinds of grain. Send for new circular with 
fuUdew.-m.tlon. MIHGANUD! ll’FG I'Olt POK- 
ATIDN, 11 iggn mi in. Conn., Sole .Manufacturers. 
Wnrehnnses. its) aud 191 Water St., New Ymk, and Si 
South Market 81 ,, Bouton, Maas. 
— HcebneiV Improved Threshing lWnchinc. 
Fodder Cutters,Com Slid iers, Wood Saws, Field Boilers. 
Extraordinary success with latest I nu-ro vo n ie n ts. Ca to. 
toque* Free. II UK UN K It A SONS, Lansdnle, Pa. 
Mention the Ul'iial Nkw Yorkku. 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
A mistake. —Porter: “Gents, tin’s way, 
please. Swell (who dislikes the word “gent”): 
“By Jove, fellah! I’m no gent!” Porter (in ap¬ 
parent confusion): “ Bog y’r pardon, miss, but 
y’r clothing deceived me.”— Life. 
Pedestrian: “Madam, a boy who I am told 
is your son has just thrown a stone at me, 
causing a wound that is very painful. What 
arc you going to do about it?’ Mother: “I 
don’t know; have you tried arnica V'—Tid~Bits. 
“ I asked Miss TittlebaCk to marry me,” 
remarked Tompkins, “ and she refused me. 
But I’ll teach her.” “Why, what are you 
going to do about it ?” “ I’ll teach her to treat 
me in that way. I’ll never ask her again.”— 
New York Sun. 
Old Lady (to grocer’s boy): “Don’t you 
know, l>oy, that it is very rude to whistle 
when dealing with a lady?” Boy: “That’s 
what the boss told me to do,mum.” Old Lady: 
“Told you to whistle?” Boy: “Yes’m. 
He said if we ever sold you anything we’d 
have to whistle for the money.”— Harper's 
Bazar. 
Mrs. Waldo: “I have a letter from your 
Uncle James, Penelope, who wants us to spend 
the summer on his farm.” Penelope (du¬ 
biously) : “Is there any society in the neighbor¬ 
hood?” Mrs. Waldo: “I’ve heard him speak 
of the Holsteins and Guernseys. I presume 
they are pleasant people .”—Cincinnati Week¬ 
ly. 
A terrible Cask: Omaha Girl: “Well, if 
you love each other aud he is able to support 
a wife, why don’t you marry ?” New York 
Girl: “Don’t speak of it, I beg of you. 1 can 
never marry.” “ Mercy! What’s the matter?” 
“ At every New York wedding now the bride 
has to wear her grandmother’s pearls, and my 
grandmother hadn’t any .”—Omaha World. 
The old lady who keeps cats seems to have 
a purr-puss in life.— Life. 
In these days the preserving housekeeper 
has a good deal to put up with. —Lowell 
Courier. 
Let the winds blow soft or whistle, the 
Yankee has the gristle to paralyze the Thistle. 
— N. Y. Evening Sun. 
Flipkins was passing along the street and 
saw a trunk outside the door of a dealer, bear¬ 
ing the legend, “ This size for £10.” “So do 
I,” said Flipkins ..—The Epoch. 
Ik we were called upon to name three of the 
most prolific sources of quarrels between 
neighbors, we should mention first, “hens;” 
second, “ hens;” third, “HENS .”—Danville 
Breeze. 
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WE MANUFACTURE 
WELL DRILLS 
FOR 
Water, Coal and Gas. 
ll ,<lr»iillr nr Jettlmr. 
Large.t stack In America. 
-fftsS&z' Kuruiera with small out¬ 
lay [experience nnneeetsarm, Cun 
luake large profit*. NoXlsks. Cali 
direct buyers to paying territory. 
Prospecting lot Water, Uuui 
%. or Gas done on application. 
Also NTs of WIND MILLS. 
M, HORSI POWtRS, FEED MILLS, 
r^> fodder And ensilace 
t y CUTTERS, PUMPS AND Will SUP- 
K? PLIES Mention thin Patter. Head 
V\ \__l4c, to cover oo»t mulling 
- 3. X , j Catalogue. 
5 < CHICAGO 
m&j TUBULAR WELL WORKS. 
(18 W. Luke St., Chicago, III. 
FARQUHAR VIBRATING SEPARATOR 
6END FOR CATALOGUE. 
Wonderful 
^ -C* . ' Capacity. 
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taaren, A . U. ViUutlUU. York. !>>. 
THE COT.D WATER Dll’ (Thyiuo-Cresol) is 
a handy, sure, safe, absolutely TP I Al/A 
NON-rOlSONOIJS REMEDY I |I!K\ 
for Lieu, Fleas, Mange, Scab, ■ IWI\W 
all Insect Pests, ull skin troubles, and many 
Diseases of Live-stock. Used and recommend¬ 
ed by the leading Breeders and Veterinarians 
throughout the world Send for circular. 
T. W. LAWFOitD & CO., 
Hulilmore, Hid. 
THE 
GreatAmerican 
A 
OOMPANV 
CIDER 
MACHINERY 
Knuckle .Joint and Screw ITess- 
Cfe, Graters, Elevators, Pumps, 
etc. Sent! for Catalogue. 
Boomer & Boschert PrcssCo., 
118. W.WATKR.ST., Stracuse.N.Y. 
PIANOFORTES. 
UNEQUALLED IN 
Tone Toneh Workmanship and Durability. 
WILLIAM K\1 HE dc CO. 
Baltimore: 22 and 24 EusOialllmore St; New Yoiik: 
112 1- IfM» Ave; Wabhinuton: 818 Market Space. 
COLUMBUS 
