®fi,E ‘jL, ■allies' floral Satinet anil iSPiclnrtal Ml ante Eomnamon. 
BEAtJTIFOt FLOWERS DOUBLE TUBEROSE PEARL Leamon’s Dyes Color gilts. 
BY MAIL. 
Each Collection, 50c. Any 4 Plants, 50c. 
2 Carnations, 1 Rose, 1 Scented Geranium. 
2 Fuchsias, 1 Begonia, 1 Coleus. 
2 Double Geraniums, 1 Heliotrope, 1 Musk Plant. 
2 Pansies, 1 Lemon Verbena, 1 Pink, double. 
6 Fine Basket Plants. 
2 Honeysuckles, 1 Weigelia. 1 Spirea. 
2 Altheas, double, 1 Farsythia, 1 Tamarix. 
2 Junipers, 1 Sib Arbor Vitas, 1 Tree Box. 
A large and fine collection ot Greenhouse and 
hardy flowers. Roses. Small Evergreen Trees, Small 
Fruits, &c. Catalogues free to all. 
HENRY S. RUPP, 
SniREMANSTOWN, Cu.MB. Co., Pa. 
Finely Printed Visiting Cards (9 tints). 
with your name on them all for only 10c. 
Star Printing Co., Korthford, Conn. 
40 
For 25 Cents. THE EUREKA CABINET. 
Containing 1 Chinese “ What Is It ? ” a capi¬ 
tal trick—hand it to a person to open and a 
small needle stabs their finger every time. 
1 elegant French bronze Pocket Pencil with 
adjustable leads. 1 Eureka Camera, shows persons or ob¬ 
jects behind you or at your side. 1 Nest of Pharaoh’s 
Serpents Eggs, each egg when ignitec. produces an im¬ 
mense serpent. 1 Centennial Badge, beautiful designs. 
The Cabinet containing the five articles sent post-paid, for 
only25cents. Address, Eureka Trick & Novelty Co., 
Box 4614. 39 Ann Street 9 Mew v ork» 
9 f/AVE YOU SEEN THEBESTAfA CH/NEFOR MA KING 
OHESS thkmmings 
SlBOX .0 
I PERFECTION.SIMPLICITY,ECONOMY 
1 COST OF MACH/NE SAVED OH ONE ORES S . 
B -CTWVYUS’tVtkVtO GXRCMV^S 
1 MILTON BRADLEY& CO. S PRING JJJ s LD , 
Strong Plants deliveredj^res of cost safely 
per mail at your door. Satisfac¬ 
tion guaranteed. Splen¬ 
did assortment of 
ROSES 
6 for $1, 
13 for ^2. Send for 
Nero Catalogue of Plants. 
HOOPES, BRO. & THOMAS, 
Cherry Hill Nurseries,West Chester, Pa. 
The PERFORMING SKELETON, 
If inches in height. It will dance in perfect 
time to any tune ; falls down, rises, walks, 
bows, &c. &c.,as requested, seemingly en¬ 
dowed with life ; defying detection, it never 
fails to delight, astonish, and produce a 
decided sensation, Price reduced to 15 ets. 
2 for 25 cts. Mailed, post-paid. Address* 
EUREKA TRICK AND NOVELTY CO., 39 
Ann St., New York, Box 46 14 B 
postage stamp, 1 will mail 
FREE 2 flowering bulbs— Pearl Tuberose— 
and catalogue containing treatise howto bloom.them. 
OHAS. T. STARli, Avondale, Chester Co M Pa. 
THE 
FLORENCE OIL STOV E, 
For Heating or Cooking. C 
TWO STOVES HVONE. 
Safe, 
Odorless and Durable • 
Can be used without chimney- 
flues, as it generates no smoke 
or noxious gases. 
Meats and Hread cooked 
by this stove are better flavor¬ 
ed and more digestible than 
when cooked by coal or wood. 
THE HEATER 
furnishes an abundant sup¬ 
ply of pure, moist heat, easily 
regulated to any desired tem- 
Tlie Cook , with Baker, perature. 
The FEOREIVCE received the only Centennial 
Medal awarded to Oil Stoves. Report of the Judges-. 
;< It is simple in construction, easily managed, and 
well adapted to its intended purpose.” 
made by the 
FLORENCE SEWINC MACHINE CO. 
FLORENCE, MASS., Manu/achn-ers of 
THE BEST SEWINC MACHINES. 
General Agencies—36 Union Square, New York, 
476 Washington St., Boston; 66 Lake St., Chicago. 
i Madame FOY’S 
CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER 
^Increases in Popularity 
every year, 
Anti for HEALTH, COMFORT, 
and STYLE, is acknowledged the 
BEST A KTICLE of the kind ever 
1 made. For sale by all leading job- 
} bers and retailers. Beware of 
imitations and infringements. 
Manufactured So lent by 
F0Y&. HARMON, New Haven, Ct. 
White Pond Lilies 
Are easily grown and will bloom finely in tubs and 
artificial ponds. I will send strong roots dug fresh 
from the ponds, by mail, postpaid, for 2oc. each, #2 
per doz. Circulars with directions for planting, 
free. J. A. Vaughan. Carver, Plymouth Co,, Mass, 
Cut Flowers of Carnations 
Sent safely any distanc; by mail. Sweet.beautiful 
flowers for the sick room of a friend; mixed colors, 
or white, 10 florets for 25e.; 25 for 50e.; and for $1, 
fifty florots, and scented geranium leaves suflicient 
to make a handsome boquet. CHA8. T. STARB, 
Florist, Avondale, Chester Co., Pa. 
Dr. Warner's Health Corset, 
With. Skirt Supporter and Self- 
Adjusting- Pads. 
Secure* Health and Comfort of Body, 
■with grace and beauty of Form. Three 
Garments in one. Approve! by all phy¬ 
sician*. AGENTS WANTED. 
Sample* by mail, in Coutil,' $2; Pat- 
teen, $1.75. To Agents at 25 cents less. 
Order size two inches smaller than waist 
measure oyer the dres*. 
WARNER BROTHERS. 
763 Broadway, New York. 
PLANTS 
Superior in Quality and Size. 
First Quality Large Flower- Doz. ] 00. 1000. 
ing Bulbs,.$ 75 $4 00 $30 00 
Second Quality Flowering 
Bulbs,. 50 3 00 20 00 
A few hundred Extra Large 
Bulbs,. 1 00 5 00 
Dwarf Pearl, first quality 
f lowering Bulbs, - - - 1 50 10 00 
If sent by Mail, 25 cents per dozen Extra. 
MILLER & HAYES, 
5774 Germantown Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. 
EVERY LOVER OF FLOWERS 
WILL FIND MUCH OF INTEREST IN 
Roots Garden Manual, 
for 1877. containing practical suggestions upon flow¬ 
ers which thrive in the shade, upon light sandy 
soils, upon heavy soils; those for fragrance, for 
summer hedge, for vases, etc.; arrangement of 
grounds, ribbon beds, and much else of interest to 
florists and amateurs, besides much upon vegetable 
and market gardening, and price-lis s’of seeds, im¬ 
plements, garden, small fruit, and greenhouse plants, 
roses, etc. Altogether, containing as much as $1.50 
books on similai topics. Sent for 10c , which will 
be allowed on first order. J: B. BOOT, 
Seed-Grower, Kockford, Ill. 
Roses 
Seeds 
Plants 
'OUR NAME on 40 mixed cards for 10 
cts. and stamp. Clinton Bros. Clinton ville, Ct. 
50 
Mixed Cards, with name, for 10c. and stamp, 
Ag’ts Outfit 10c. Dowd & Co., Bristol, Conn. 
Music Bools § SalMh Schools. 
Leainoiis Dyes Color Woollens. 
i . i iiiim■ ssEssa——mam- 
Lean's Dyes Color Cottons. 
Leamon’s Dies Color AnYtaing, 
Crimson, Violet, Yellow, Purple, Green, 
Maroon, Scarlet, Slate, Brown, 
Black, Blue, Bed. 
Each Dye colors frmn one to two pound* of 
good* any shade, iciih certain success. Warrant¬ 
ed to be the best and cheapest colors for family 
and fancy dyeing. 
ANY GUILD CAN USE THEM l 
A book giving fnlljlirections for all uses, with a 
beautiful sample card, showing how to make 86 
colors, sent to any address for a S-cent stamp, or the 
same with a package of any color on receipt of 25 cts. 
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., 
BURLINGTON, VT. 
it Union D-rnr!) Strengthens the voice, makesit 
V | ,H tlf musical, extends, its compass. 
I uuiu Uiau Iniisyensable to Singers and 
Speakers. Cures Coughs, Bronchial Affections. 
Relieves Asthma. Circular free. 
“Voice Bars” Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. 
Greatly Improved, 
Overcoming all possi¬ 
bility of Slipping off 
Shoulder. Excels all 
other kinds. New FIN 
and Slides easily ad¬ 
justed to undergar¬ 
ments. Send $1.25 and 
chest measure to 
Cleveland (Ohio) 
Shoulder Brace Co. 
ASK FOR 
PRATT’S 
IJNew Patent Brace 
AND SKIRT 8UPP0RTER. 
Visiting Cards, with name 10c. and stamp. 
Agt’s Outfit 10c. L. C. COE & CO. Bristol,Ct. 
MIXED CARDS, name in Gold, 25c.; 15 for 
10c.; 25 Snowflake or Marble, 25c.; 100 styles. 
Outfit, 10c. Send scrip or stamps. J. 7 
MOORE, 11 Paine St.. Providence, R. X. 
SHINING RIVER. 
PUnPAI PEJAICf ' Fitted for the oc- 
UnUnAL rnMIDE.casionsofthe ‘-Epis¬ 
copal” year, but is a book of great concrete beauty 
for any denomination. 100 good Songs, Tunes, 
and (easy short) Anthems. By Bev. J. H.Watkk- 
bury. Price 25 cts. 
r»nnn KICM/Q A happy title fora beauti- 
UUULI I1E.WVO. fill Sabbath School Song 
Book, which disappoints nobody and contains a 
large number of songs which will be universal 
favorites. By E. M. M’Intosh. Price 85 cts. 
The glittering tide 
aptly,. Indicates the 
character of the profusion of bright, pure songs of 
elevated sentiment, which fill the book with beauty. 
By H. S. & W. O. Perkins. Price 35 cts. 
DIX/CD nr I ICC Containing songs 
nlVtn Ur LI r t. contributed by a large 
number of well-known composers; it has an un¬ 
usual variety, nnd everything is of the best quality. 
By H. S. Perkins and W. W. Bently. Price 35c. 
LIVING WATERS ■ Meetings, Revival 
Meetings, &e., this is also most appropriate for 
Sabbath School Work. No better collection is pub¬ 
lished. By X). F. Hodges. Price 80 cts. 
Remember the ENCORE (75 cts.) is the book for 
Singing Schools. 
K-g^Either book mailed, post-free, for Eetail Price. 
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston. 
C. H. Ditson & Co. 
711 Broadway, 
HEW YORK. 
J. E. Ditson & Co. 
Suco'rs to Lee & Walker 
PHILADELPHIA. 
JL 
HP 
f A e 
Latest Improvement. 
Double Treadle, including one doz. 
Saws, thirty inimitable Fret Saw¬ 
ing Patterns and Prepared Wood, 
to the value of $4. A new device 
for tightening Saw, Power Drilling 
attachment, Wrench, Oil cup, and 
Screw driver. Speed, 800 stroke* 
per minute. Saws 11-2 inclfthick. 
Price, complete, cased and deliv¬ 
ered on hoard cars or at Express 
office, 12 Dollars. 
SMALL STEAM ENGINES, 
J with copper Boiler, to drive light 
_ ■ Lathes, Scroll Saws, &c. 100 Scroll 
Work "Designs Fr©0 on receipt of stamp. Paw only, without 
Attachments, S9. GEORGE PARR, BUFFALO, N. Y. 
PLEASANT EMPLOYMENT 
For young or middle aged ladies or gentlemen in 
every City and Town. No fortune to be 
made selling humbugs, but sure pay ami pleasant 
honorable work. If you or some friend really 
want work, send postal card for particulars. Great 
inducements to experienced canvassers. 
Address at once, 
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., 
Burlington, Vermont, 
DOUBLE TUBEROSE BULBS. JUST OUT. S=“ls 
all for 35 Cents. Little Lost Irene, Darks; Na¬ 
tional Debt, Delano; Give.a Kiss to Me. Percy; 
Ever Sweet is thy Memory, Hosfield; On the Wave 
Waltz, Marathon Polka, Old south Grand March, 
Melville Polka Mazurka. EXCELSIUli MUSIC 
CO., 256 Washington Street, Boston. 
1 lnc.; ZflBnowtiake or Marble, 25c.; lOOstyi 
Outfit, J0c. Jlend scrip or stamps._X F. 
4SEEDS, BULBS, PLANTS. 
SUPERIOR QUALITY. By Mail, Postpaid. 
Ten Gladiolus, ten sorts, with name, fine, 50 cts. 
Ten Double Tuberoses, fine flowering bulbs, 75 cts. 
Four Beautiful Dahlias, different sorts, - - 50 cts. 
Catalogues free. Send for one at once. All kinds 
of Flower Seeds at 5 cts. per paper. Bulbs and 
Plants at extremely low prices 
JOHN LEWIS CHILDS, Queens, N. Y 
For $1.00 I will send free by mail, 
8 distinct kinds of Monthly Hoses, 
Or 8 “ “ flowering Begonias, 
“13 “ “ Basket Plants, 
“ 8 “ “ AVhite Leaved Plants, 
“13 “ “ Carnation Plants, 
“13 “ “ Pink Plants. 
“ 6 “ “ Fancy Caladium Bulbs, 
“ 13 “ “ Chinese Chrysanthemum 
“13 “ “ Pansies, 
“ 8 “ “ Dahlia Bulbs, 
“ 13 “ “ Gladiolus Bulbs, 
“ 8 “ Pearl ” Tuberose Bulbs, 
8 distinct kinds of Double Geranium Plants, 
“ 8 
Li 
u Gold, Stiver, and Bronze 
Geranium Plants, 
“ 8 
U 
“ Scented Geianium Plants, 
“ 8 
U 
“ Ivy Geranium 1’lants, 
“ 8 
“ Zonale Geranium Plants, 
“ 8 
LG 
“ Lantana Plants, 
“ 6 
U 
u Lily Bulbs, 
“ 6 
It 
“ Double Petunia Plants, 
“ 13 
“ 
“ Single u u 
“ 8 
44 
“ Phlox Plants, 
“ 4 
It 
“ Passion Flower Plants, 
“ 16 
L« 
“ Choice Verbena Plants, 
“ 8 
It 
“ Choice Fern Plants, 
“ 8 
U 
“ Heliotropes, 
OR BY EXPRESS, 
3 of 
any of 
the above $i collections for 
NEW & 
RARE. 
By Mail and Express. New Catalogue, Free 
ELLWANGER & BARRY. 
or the whole collection of 336 Bulbs and Plants 
sent by express on receipt of $15.00. to which either 
of my" books. Gardening for Profit, Practical 
Floriculture, or Gardening for Pleasure (value 
$1.50 each), will be added. 
PETER HENDERSON, 
Seedsman & Florist, 35 Cortlandt St., N. Y. 
ELEGANT PHOTOGRAPHS of Moody and 
Sankey; the two postpaid for 25c. POSTMASTER 
at Pomeroy, Pa. 
Eight beautiful ever-blooming 
Monthly ROSES, pot-grown, 
sent safely by mail, postpaid, on I 
receipt of $1 
35 varieties choice Flower | 
Seeds sent, postpaid, for $1. 
Special Price-List of Vegeta¬ 
ble Seeds sent to market gar- I 
deiiers and dealers on application. 
Our Descriptive Catalogue 
of Seeds and'Plants will be sent I 
free to all who apply. Address, | 
Benj. A. Elliot A Co- 
Pittsburgh, P a , 
■ 
pUBLIS *lu£T' 
w woodward’s 
Ornamental & Fancy Alphabets. 
Three parts, fifty cents each, postpaid. 
Order catalogue of new hooks on Art, 
Architect live and Agriculture. 
Geo. E. Woodward, 
136 Chambers Street, 
New York. 
BABBITT’S TOILET SOAP. 
Cfl Visiting Cards, 10c. and 3c. stamp. SEND 
UU NOW’! Seeinyadv. in last month’s Cabinet. 
W. C. CANNON, 712 Washington St, Boston, Mass. 
“You will Miss, Miss It!” 
If yon do not send for Rogers’ Collection. Ten 
packets of choice Kitchen Garden Seeds for 30 cts.; 
Seven packets of choice, most showy, and desirable 
varieties of flowers for 25 cts. Either collection 
sent postpaid on receipt, of price. Both col., includ¬ 
ing extra inducements, for .*0 cts. Northern grown 
Seeds, best quality, fresli and true to name. Address 
allorders, Rogers Enos., Cape Vincent, N. Y 
P. O. Box 149. 
41 
Unrivalled for the 
toilet and the hath. 
No artificial a nd de- 
ceptive odors to 
cover common and 
deleterious ingre¬ 
dients. After years 
of scientific exper¬ 
iment tho manu- 
f acturer o 1 B. T. Bab¬ 
bit Vs Best Soap has 
. perfected and now 
offers to the public The FTNF.ST TOILKT SOAP in the World. 
Only the purest vegetable oils used in its n\anvfaetvre. 
For XTin the Nursery it hsi* No Fonnl. 
"Worth ten times its cost to every mother and family in Christ¬ 
endom. Sample box containing 3 cakes o i 6 ozs. each, sent 
free to any address on receipt or 75 cents. 
Address Ji. T. New York CitVo 
637“For Sale by all Druggists..^ 
