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THE 
Ladies’ Floral Cabinet 
AND 
PICTORIAL HOME COMPANION. 
The Handsomest Illustrated Journal of 
Household Art, Flowers, and Home 
Literature in America. 
$1 25 per year, Monthly Edition, with Premium. 
65 cents, six months, without Premiums. 
These terms include postage prepaid on Paper, 
which is paid by the publishers. 
25 cts. for agent’s outfit of paper and chromo. 
Terms to canvassers sent on receipt of P. 0. 
stamp. Agents wanted in every town. 
Advertising Rates—50 cents per agate line of 
space, or $7 per inch. Address 
ADAMS & BISHOP, Publishers, 
Successors to H. T. Williams, 
P.O. Box 2445. Office, 46 Beekman St.. N. Y. 
HEWITT, PRINTER, 27 ROSE STREET, N. Y. 
for winter 
' flowering, 
1 6 for #1, 
m* —- _ _____ 14 for *2, 
post-paid. Window and basket Plants, bulbs, 
and catalogue free. J. T. Phillips, West Grove, Pa. 
Plants Grown 
for Transplanting, and FRUIT for the Market. 
| n I ACRES planted with BERRIES I flfl 
I U I Varieties of SELECTED FRUITS I UU 
See new Catalogue for what sorts to plant. Sent \ 
free. 
JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
W. C. WILSON’S 
CATALOGUE 
of Choice Bedding and Greenhouse Plants, Flow¬ 
er and Vegetable Seeds, will be mailed to all who 
apply by addressing W. C. WILSON, 45 West 
Fourteenth Street, New York City. 
Ifin Scrap Pictures, 10 cts.; 100 Transfer Pic- 
I U U tures, 10 cts.; 12 Floral Embossed Cards, 
10 cts ; 10 Perforated Mottoes, 10 cts. ; 4 Chro¬ 
mo Mottoes, 10 cts.; 4 Fine 6x8 Chromos, 10c. ; 
1 Floral Surprise, 10 cts. All for 50 cts.; post¬ 
paid ! Stamps taken. 
J. W. FRIZZELL, Baltimore, Md. 
djpp a week in youT own town. Terms and $5 
tpWU outfitfree. Address H. Hallett & Co., 
Portland, Me. 
dJI^O A WEEK. $12 a day at home easily 
• « made. Costly outfit free. Address True 
& Co., Augusta, Me. 
djK fn 6>OA per day at home. Samples 
Ul worth $5 free. Address 
STINSON & CO., Portland, Me. 
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Magnificent New Piano Upright 
Parlor Organs. 3 Set Golden Tongue 
Reeds ; 5 Octaves ; 12 Stops ; 2 Knee Swells. 
Walnut Case, warranted 6 years. Stool and Book. 
Only $78. New 7 Octave Pianos, with 
Piano Cover, Stool, and Kook, only 
$143.75. “The most successful business 
house on Bartli.” Illustrated Newspaper 
(Autumn Number) sent tree. "Address 
DANIEL F. BEATTY, 
Washington, N. J. 
Ut /YT I k Any worker can make $12 a day at 
vX "XJlS* home. Costly outfit free. Address 
TRUE &" CO., Augusta, Me. 
On trial, and & Beautiful French ■Writing 
Box, imita’n Morocco, containing 1 Lead 
Pencil, 1 Penholder, 3 Golden Pens, 
Rubber, and Patent Top Pencil, for 
25 Cents. 
This offer ia made to introduce our 
paper into new homes. Address 
SOCIAL VISITOR PUB. CO. 
Box 3139, Boston. Mabb. 
1 1 n,,.. For 10 cents will mail to any address One Pack 
■Tin PM Mill of 'Wizard Trick Cards, with full directions. 
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which it makes to ache and torture the offender. 
The use of this aperient will carry off naturally, 
and almost imperceptibly, the offending cause. 
The disease is removed and the head ceases to 
ache. 
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 
COLGATE & CO., 
Extract White Rose 
For the Handkerchief. 
FREE GIFT! 
A copy of my Med. 
Seal Common 
Sense Book will 
be sent to any per- 
r __ . _ ~ ~ ~ son afflicted with 
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma, Sore 
TIiroat, or Nasal Catarrh. It is elegantly 
printed and illustrated. 144 pages, 12mo. 1879. It 
nas been the means in the providence of God of 
sa^mg many valuable lives. Send nameand post- 
omce address, with six cents postage for mailing. 
Ihe book is invaluable to persons suffering with 
^}]X, tbsease of the Nose, Throat or Lungs. 
Address I>r. X. B. WOLFE, CINCINNATI, O. 
FITS 
Express address. ■ 
CURED PROMPTLY 
And PERMA n ENT- 
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my celebrated remedy, with 
a valuable treatise on this 
disease, free to all sufferers 
who send me their P.O. and 
Dr. H. G. ROOT, 
183 Pearl Street, New York. 
I“VK AUTUMN LEAVES, 25 FERNS, 50 cts. 
• Moss and lichens for rustic work, 10 cts. 
per oz. L. LOOMIS, Box 557, Ellington, Conn. 
LADIES’ SPECIFIC! 
EVERY LADY HER OWN PHYSICIAN. 
This Specific should be In the possession of 
every lady. It is a sale, speedy, and cer¬ 
tain cure for all sawalled female Weak¬ 
nesses. C Inclose stamp for a Circular 
regarding the Ladies’ Specific. Address 
W.W.SHERAR, 
149 Powers’ Block, Rochester, N. Y 
E. P. ROE 
has one of the finest 
stocks of Strawberry, 
Raspberry, Blackber¬ 
ry, and Goosebeiry 
Plants , Currants, and Grape-Vines ever grown 
in this country. Prices very reasonable. De¬ 
scriptive Catalogue free. 
Address E. P. ROE 
Cornwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. 
MIXED CARDS, with name, 10c. and 
stamp. Agent’s Outfit, 10c. 
~ COE & CO., Bristol, Ct. 
Agent’s 
X. C. 
kA Snowflake, Motto, etc., no 2 alike, or 25 ele- 
tXw gant Chromo Cards, 10 cents. 
NASSAU CARD CO., Nassau, N. Y. 
KA Chromo, Snowflake, and Lace Cards, with 
OYf name, 10c. 40 all chromos, 10c. 
STAR PRINTING CO., Northford, Ct. 
K p Perfumed, Ocean Gems, and Gilt Edge as- 
O/W sorted Cards, name in gold, 10c. 
ELLA RAY, E. Wallingford, Conn. 
"I O ELEGANT New Style Chromo Cards, 
with name, 10c., postpaid. 
GEO. I. REED & CO., Nassau, N. Y. 
p K FASHIONABLE CARDS, no two alike, 
with name, 10c., postpaid. 
GEO. 1. REED & CO., Nassau. N. Y. 
tn <129 A P er day at home. Samples 
fptl IU worth $5 free. Address 
STINSON & CO., Portland, Me. 
(Cut is not nerir full size.) 
This is an elegant Pocbet-Bcok of a new design, made of Ru«« 
sia leather and handsomely finished with nickel plated mountings 
and clasps. It is arranged with pockets suitable for either silver, 
scrip or bills, and has a beautiful silk handle with tassels attached. 
They are equal to pocket-books sold in the stores for $1.25 to 
S 1.50, and yet we send one by mail post-paid as a premium to 
any one sending five subscribers to Farm and Fireside at 50 cents 
a year. We are confident that our lady readers will be delighted 
with this new premium, and are sure that a more acceptablo 
present could not be found. 
PRICE OF POCKET-BOOK, post-paid, including on* 
year’s subscription to Farm and Fireside is $1. 
It Is only because they are manufactured in large quanti 
ties especially for us that we can afford them at such a low price. 
FARM and FIRESIDE is the most popular Agricultural 
and Home Journal in the U. S. It is suited to the home circle in 
city, town or country, and is a welcome visitor in every house¬ 
hold. Farm and Fireside is published twice a month, it contains 
8 large pages, and the circulation is so large that we can afford 
to publish it at 50 cents a year, although each copy contains as 
much reading matter as most journals costing $2 to $4 per year. 
SAMPLE COPIES of Farm and Fireside and Premium 
List sent to any address for 3-cent stamp. 
ADDRESS ALL LETTERS plainly to PUBLISHERS 
of FA!”* ;md FIRESIDE, Sprinigiield, Ohio* 
No. 2. Ne Plus 
Ultra Pocket. Knife. 
—Warranted best qua¬ 
lity cast steel; the 
spring cannot get clogg¬ 
ed nor wear the pocket, 
being entirely concealed 
within the handle, 
which is one solid piece; 
latest invention in cut¬ 
lery, elegantly finished, 
first-class every way. 
No. 3. — Pocket 
Comb. —Made of finest 
horn, tough and dura¬ 
ble, in a neat case; cannot soil the 
pocket. Suitable for ladies or gen¬ 
tlemen. A handy, useful article. 
No. 4. — Pinafore Cardl 
G-ame. —Two games in one, the 
latest out. Funniest, jolliest, and 
most original ever published. Capable of end¬ 
less changes, for any number of players ; has no 
equal as a social pastime. The 108 cards, includ¬ 
ing Question, Answer, and Forfeit Cauls, will 
keep the dullest parties and social gatherings in 
roars of laughter for an entire evening. 
No. 5.—Japanese Crepe Pictures. —Re¬ 
presenting elegantly dressed Japanese ladies, 
beautiful landscapes, and artistically drawn 
figures, transferred in indelible colors to Japanese 
Elastic Crepe of the finest texture. They make 
beautiful and brilliant tidies for backs of chairs 
and lambrequins, centre-pieces for table covers, 
etc.; are very fashionable, and will be admired 
and favorably commented upon by your friends. 
Our Illustrations show but four of the ar¬ 
ticles in Cabinet, and these on a greatly reduced 
scale. (Crepe Pictures not shown, being difficult 
to illustrate.) We furnish the entire lot, of 5 
articles in all, in a strong case by mail, post-paid, 
for only 48 cents, or 16 three-cent postage stamps. 
This offer is made for the purpose of introducing 
our goods in new localities, and to procure new 
names for our Holiday catalogues. We will send 
3 Cabinets for $ 1 25- No further reduction. 
Send us clean postage stamps of any denomina¬ 
tion. as we prefer them to silver. Don’t send 
pennies or nickels. Address all orders to 
EUREKA TRICK AND NOVELTY CO., 
P. O. Box 4614. 39 Ann Street, New York. 
60 
.Perfumed Chromo &c. cards,name on, 10c. 42 Mixed card* 
U flue rocket Knife, 25c. Autograph Album 20c. Game / i- 
thors. 15c. 35 Fun cards 10c. Clinton Bros.. Clintonville. Ct. 
This oxlmcrtiacmcnt will not appear again. 
or Wizard iricx onrus, wuu tun iunuuv. 
Address BELCHER, JAMES & Co. Boston,M 1 ’ 
KA Gold, Silver, lace, Diamond, Lily, Rose- 
bud, etc., Cards. Your name neatly printed 
on them all, only 10c. 
STAR PRINTING CO., Northford, Conn. 
9 K ALL CHROMO CARDS, CUPIDS. MOT¬ 
'S W TOES, FLOWERS, with name, 10 cents. 
NASSAU CARD CO., Nassau, N. Y. 
PALMETTO HiT?, ^“t^: 
By mail, $1. Florida Moss —10 ounces by 
mail, 25 cts. M. R. BEAN, Norwalk, Fla. 
9 K CARDS, 25 styles, with name, 10c. Outfit, 
9 10c. Samples, 2c. 
J. B. IIUSTED, Nassau, N. Y. 
MAMNARIAL BALM restores and 
develops the bust. Warranted sure and 
safe. Price $1. New England Medical In¬ 
stitute, 24 Tremont Row, Boston, Mass. 
25 
SNOWFLAKE ASSORTED CARDS, with 
name, 10c. Outfit, 10c. 
SEAVY BROS., Northford, Ct. 
65 
MIXED CARDS, with name, 10c. and 3c. 
stamp. Samples, 6c. 
DOWD & CO., Winsted, Ct. 
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USE 
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HOP 
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Cures drowsiness, bil¬ 
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BITTERS. 
