DE k FEf\ 
DICK’S FAMOUS JPALTJHJTSTr 
AVOID IMPURE SALT! 
Salt M the cheapest article in the expense, of a family, and 
even the poorest people can afford- to use the best. 
There are few families who use over one dollar’s worth of suit in a 
year, and there is no excuse for using salt impropriated with lime, 
magnesia and other impurities, causing stone m the bladder and 
other distressing diseases. ITS EEP'ECT OJV 'I'll E HI DWEY8 
is most nisAsrnovs. many casks or mtiom \s 
DISEASE HA IE HEEN TRACED TO IT. 
ONLY HICGIN’S EUREKA SALT, 
is free from impurities. It is made by the only process for which 
the English Government granted Letters Patent, and which is as 
great an advance in salt manufacture as fiessemer's was in making 
Steel. All others crush or grind up the limes' pan scale so it cannot 
be seen, but the Hiyyin process extracts it. 
UNEQUALLEO FOR SWEETNESS, PURITY AND FLAVOR. 
For the Dairy, EUREKA SALT has no e<mnl. Its remark¬ 
able antiseptic qualities makes it the “Greatest Preserva¬ 
tive »(the Age.— EtKKR.t SALT was aw arded Eleven Gold 
Medals (the highest awards otTercd; at all the International Exhibi¬ 
tions held since the Centennial. Wfi. including New Orleans, 1 ss.". 
Ask v our grocer for HUiKIN’S EIRliKA 
SALT 'remember the braud and trade mark) 
and if lie cannot supply you, write us, and 
we will see tliat you get it. Respectiully. 
THE EUREKA SALT MFG. CO,, Ld., 
LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK. 
For Hay, Straw. Corn Stalks, anti 
Ensilage. 
EUREKA 
FINE SA 
DI CKS ApRtpULT UR ALWQRUS 
A.DAPTED FOR HAND, HORSE, STEAM, OR 
WIND POWER. 
IN PURE LINEN SAttf 
Dairy^TableUs 
I Cheshire, 
Engiand. 
These Machines positively havenoequal for cuttlngTIay and Straw. 
If_They excel nil others In cutting ensilage and they are ttfe only one’s 
C ^i ln rhe market that, spilt and cut corn sulks. They are simple In 
jg r construction, durable and strong. Have straight knives. Readily 
jg F '1^ adjusted and easily kept In order, cuts different lengths. Built. In 
« Jlu’‘ various sizes and sold at lower prices than any other cutter ln the 
world of equal capacity. Seud for Illustrated Catalogue. Address 
Dick’s Agricultural Works, Canton, Ohio. 
^racta'fiwit'aiicd 
Packed at the works in 4 bushel 
linen sacks, and 1 bushel linen 
bags and for family use in 141b. 
pockets, 16 in. brown outer sack. 
Third and Dauphin Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. 
MONTOUR 
RANGE 
CHOPPING & 
y> CAPACITY 
No. 10. 
. vh Chops 1 II,. per 
minute, $3.60. 
% No. 12. 
Chops 1 lb. per 
C H minute, 92.&0, 
I* 1 No. 22. 
JB ■ Chops l! IhN.per 
K minute, $t.oo. 
w No - 32 - 
^ Chops 3 lbs. 
/f per minute, 
96.00. 
tcc -r :n/oi :is the I. 
it is iitccl up V, ilh 
Has the largest 
oven with baking qualities unsurpassed. Auto¬ 
matic oven shelf; Extended Fire Chamber, which 
adapts it perfectly for wood or coal. Ash Shute, 
‘ dee 
twenty to thirty-seven dollars and seventy-five cents. Ask 
you. We also 
kinds of stoves adapted for any market 
semi | » | 
T HIS range is now i 
range in the market. 
Smyth's Patent implex G 
oven 
Sausage Meat, 
MINCE-MEAT, 
HASH, SUET, 
HAMBURG 
STEAK FOR i 
DYSPEPTICS, I 
BEEF TEA fl 
cor Invalids. |3 
SCRAPPLE, B 
Tni pe, Clams r 
CHICKEN 1 
Croquettes * 
and Salad, ^ 
Scrap Meat ™ 
for Poultry. 1 
Hog s Head 
Cheese, Ac., Ac, 
guaranteed to chop not grind the meat. 
adapts it perfectly for wood or coal, 
Mention this Paper, 
and ranges in price from ?,] 
your dealer to order one for H 
Parlor Heaters. In fact all “— - - 
States. All sLoves of out manufacture fully warranted 
manufacture a full line of square and round 
; _^ \ in the United 
for prices and further particulars. 
DANVILLE STOVE & MANUFACTURING CO., 
Branch Housei W. 0. HOLMES, Manager, 86 Lake St., Chicago, lilt._ DANVILLE, PA. 
Columbus, Ohio; 
Kansas City, Mo.; 
Indianapolis Indiana 
Since 1880, ovrr 1,000 TONS have been 
used with Safety and Efficiency. 
Positively Provents Butter from ever becom¬ 
ing rancicl. 
Endorsed by Qoorge B. Douglas, Esq., Ex-Presi dcut 
Mercantile Exchange. 
Putnam Conklin, Esq, Manager Thurber, Wyland 
& Co.’s flutter Department, New York City. 
Col. Win. Crosier, Northport, L. I., N. V. 
St. Louis Dairy 00., Charles Cabanne, Oen’I Mana¬ 
ger, 81 . Louis, Mo. 
And such Agricultural Journals as the Rural New- 
Yorker, American Agriculturist, Indiana Farmer, 
Country Qentlemau, Farm Journal and others. Send 
for Circular. 
SUCH A RECORD IS ITS OWN BEST 
RECOMMEND. 
For pamphlet address 
Fislikill-ou-tlic-IIiidsoii 
NEW YORK. 
Sold by the Seedsmen. 
Largest Manufacturers in the World of 
PERFECTION IN BUTTER MAKING. 
Office and Factory foot of 
West Eleventh St., New Fork City, N. Y. 
1/ OUTF,T 
xf 1 WX excels 
H , |\, THEM ALL. ] I 
O. K. CREAMERY 
Has the largest cooling surface, takes lees P — , 
exiling uiiitorial. less labor, and gives beet Ir" 
results. All cream raised between milk- I 
ioge IW Skimming elan whole depth of * P ' 
can, who Ming condition olmilk without touching creamery 
O lf nUIIDM Has Improvement* over the best. 
• vtiunn j.>ny to cluun, I'tiNj to operate. 
Made of White Oak. Cover ('uslin«> will not break. 
O lf DIITTCD UinD If CD Mude on scientific rwitniple, 
. A. DUIICn WUKMn Adjustable bed. Preservea 
the groin ot the butter Solid wood roller. 'i'll 1C AIOST 
PERFECT Hotter Worker ever put on the market,^ 
JOHN S. CARTER. Sole Manufacturer, SYRACUSE, N. Y. 
BOTANIES. 
Prof. 0 R. WILLIS, Editor 
"Text Books which should, be in the house of every 
farmer in the country 
Wood ’n Object Lessons in -Botany. 
For Beginners 3*0 pages. 12 mo, cloth, Price, post¬ 
paid. S1.2.V 
VVood’M Botanist and Florist. 
The best Field and Forest Botany, 41? pages, limo, 
half leather. Price, postpaid, $2.25, 
Mood's Class Book in Botany. 
The Standard book, including (ill the Itora eust of 
the Mississippi, mirth and south Coulaius the best 
Introduction to the morphology of plants. Has about 
5di more species t han any other stogie Flora, 
832 pages. 8vo. half leather. Price, postpaid. $3.00. 
Wood and Steel's Fourteen Weeks in 
flotu ny. 
A text book treating uu but few gpeeies. Designed to 
create a love for the study. Elmo, cloth. Price, post¬ 
paid. $1.2... 
Wood’s Botanical Apparatus. 
Consists of a Tin Truuk, letyxllJS sheets of absorp¬ 
tion drying paper, wire uetllng, knife, towel, t wee/, 
erx, lens, straps, and Wood's Plant Record Essential 
for Field work. Price, $3.00. (By the cloy.., 4 ;,.00 each.) 
Wood’s Plant Record. 
Wood's Riant Record, l’lalu, Ho. cloth. Price, for 
examination, 35c. 
Wood's Plant Record, with King's Check Tablet. 
Price, for examination, 55c, 
Morgan’s Plant Record. Price, for exam., -lOo. 
For full description aud adtnplc copies, address 
A, 8. nARNF,S&f!»„ Publishers, 
111 and I 1 3 William St„ New York. 
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 
JYarranted Strictly First-class Through' 
cut. Stands the Severest Use. 
ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE 
.STYLE AND FINISH UNEQUALED. 
/ Write for Catalogue and name of nearest 
agency. Our sign, “COLUMBUS BUGGY 
CO’S BUGGIES” in every town. Look out 
for it. 
The KISH BRAND BLtCJUtJeU warranted wM-in roof, anil will you dry In 
tbo htinlPRt storm. Tlui m»w POMMKI# 8I.ICKKU l« u |*erU*cl riding rout, atui 
rorern tlus utifclrM HiuJdU’. IH-whio uf Imltntloui*. Nono Kcmtflie without tlie “Fltili 
lirntut" tmilo-iimrlt. lUustratci} CmUIukuo free. A. •> Tower, liuiWu, Musa. 
Some dealers are trying to deceive the pub¬ 
lic by using a name plate “COLUMBUS 
BUGGY.” Ail such are spurious. None are 
genuine unless the full name “COLUMBUS 
BUGGY CO.” appears. Look out for this 
description. Carefully examine name plate. 
8CROI.L. 
SAWYER. 
This beautiful three 
Ahclf Bracket Design, 
size 13x21, and a lataas 
number of Miniature 
Dealumtfor Kcrnll '•'uw 
ltig will be Sent, post¬ 
paid on receipt ol 15 
trills. Or m-im t, cents 
for illnstuitnl Cul'l- 
loyue of Scroll limv*. 
I ait hex, Fancy WikmIk, 
M rcli a nlca’ Toti|«, 
Small Locks, Fancy 
Hinge*, Clock Move 
nvents. <tc. A com 
plete Stock, and great 
inducement* altered 111 
way of premiums. Ac. 
Addtvaa 
A, n. POMEROY, 
Adverilsllng Depart¬ 
ment- 21fi, 220 Asylum 
St., Hartford, Cotui. 
Make Water Wells, Gas Wells. Oil Wells, Test Wells, 
10 to 1,000 JftsePDeep, with the 
KEYSTONE STEAM DRILLER, 
J f | Because It Is 
moved In Its 
— entirety, set lit 
_ m . —nr---■ 20 minutes, op- 
h l''~ ' / Y ——eraun by two 
pM 9 /J? II men, Sent on 
jb ; . t|zr r^=r -V:\ —10full days ted 
■ Xl , ''fees. Ill, trial Human 
''WJfe’LWflt teed to drill 40 
, JMcjRy T a.- . ■ feet fi-In. hole lu 
\ " ~ I6 tone. In 10 
^ t : : yffU * 10UrH ' or 110 
-- IvHv A/hy V ' m* &ZRB with or 
wlthrmt Trao- 
—' ' -—’ tlon. Send for 
Catalogues. 
KEYSTONE DRILLER CIO., Limited. 
FALLSTON, PA„ U. S. A. 
Guaranteed the 
lightest running, AT 
fastest cutting, n -^ ira 
simplest and 
i^, ,1 ,1 rnbl.^Eli ■ 
lnirtie containing 1 
full description ; 
aud testlnionluls. 
Cl PIF.lt PONT <fe CO., 
WANUFACTUREUS, new haven, conn 
THE 
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AtirujliN.Nf’. 
For CORN and 
FEED GRINDING 
Genuine Freuch 
BURR STONES 
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Prices Below the Lowest 
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