Stephens City star., March 03, 1883, Image 3

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For Dyspepsia,
. I nslivi'iirm,
%-n-k Headache,
<' h ron I c* I >i
' lJlood, Fever and
I Affile, Malaria,
J and all Diseases
caused hy De«
Bi» I'm'", iMIWeIS and Kidneys.
t OF A DISFASFD T.IVER.
; Pain in the Side, sometimes the
ier the Shoulder-blade, mistaken for
general loss of appetite; Bowrli
vu. I jmetimes alternating with lax;
rubied with p.-.iti, is dull and heavy.
ible loss nf memory, accompanied
ensation of leaving undone something
have been done; a slight, dry Cough
:e is sometimes an attendant, often
onsumption, the pntient complains
id debility; nervous, e.tstly startled;
rn:ng ( sometimes a prickly sensation
isU; spirits art* low and despondent,
„ .atisned that exercise would be bene
ficial, yet one can hardly summon up fortitude to
fry it—in fact, distrusts every remedy. Several
•if the above symptoms attend tne disease, but cases
Have occurred when but few of them existed, yet
examination after death has shown the Liver to
have been extensively deranged.
Rould be used by all persons, eld and
•vug, whenever any of the abx.ve
symptom* appear.
mom Traveling or T.lvlng In Un
thy tiOCMUiUe*, by taking a dose occasion
-5 keep the Liver in healthy action, will avoid
alarla, Bilious attacks. Dirtiness, Nau
sea, Drowsiness, Depression of Spirits, etc. It
will invigorate like a glass of wine, but la no In
toxicating beverage.
If You have eaten anything hard ot
digestion, or feel heavy after meals, or sleep-
W*is« at night, uke a dose and you wdl be relieved.
Time and Doctor**' Bills v. ill he saved
bjr always keeping the Keg-ulator
rw .£" ". ie Ho,,se L v
For, whatever the ailmcni may be, a thoroughly
safe purgative, alterative and tonic can
■c cr be out o( place, The remedy is lrirmlens
i.if does not Interfere witn 1.u>..,. ~ or
pleasure.
it is purfxy TsarTAntis.
And has alj the power and sAc .cy of Calomel or
Q< mine, without any of the injurious after
A Governor's Testimony.
Simmons I.iver R< gul.itor has ln.cn in use in my
fail ; y for s tne time, and I am sat ii lied it is a
addition to the medical science.
). Gill Skurtek, Governor of Ala.
i Ron. Alexander If. Stephens, of Ga..
Says: Have derive • jr.e benefit rrom the use of
Simmons Liver Rtgulator, and wish to give it a
further trial.
"The only Tiling that never falls to
Relieve."—f have used many remedies for Dys
f psia, Liver Affection and Debility, but never
have found anything to benefit me to the txtent
Simmons LrVcr Regulator has. I sent him Min
nesota to Georgia for it, and would send funlv-r for
such a medicine, and would advise all who are sim
ilarly affected to give it a trial as it seems the only
tSing that never fails to re!i..\ c.
P. M. jAmim, Wnmepolii \\hrn.
Dr. T. IT. Mason says: From actual ex
perience in the use of Simmons Liver Kcgulai <r in
my practice I have been and am satisfied to use
and prescribe it as a purgative medicine.
flJ&'Tukc only the Genuine, which always
ha* on fhe Wrapper the retl Z Trude-Maik
and Signature or J. H. ZEILIN .V CO.
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L and ATLANTA. GA.— .
,sfe ß - !gß ß,id g «JHitnap «&f
R. H. Mawhinney, Gen. Agent,
lOi Sixth Street, Fittabnrgb, Pa.
Funk & Ray, Agents, Winchester, Va.
T. L. Miller Co.,
HEREFORD CATTLE
COTSWOLO SHEEP
BERKSHIRE SWINE.
Beecheb, Will« Co., Illinois.
fl n CHURN
fe % j Il 9 I ivo Rises nutria for Family Dalrir*
E fj H I l'"iv« BlauN for l?'.ifttuy ii(w. Itor&ti
I ti MR '< ek aud tho lieat work Xt Otttl
sj ? P lj'ii»l'le. efficient, couvi-uir*i)tau.lt"...r
Bf I a| .-bio. They con tin tin io bo
THE STANDARD CHURN OF TH£
COUNTRY.
TRY ONE-
Send for full Descriptive Circulars to
POBTEB BLANCHARD'S SONS,
CQICO D. H. H.
liie is sweeping by; go
i i IT i'lM md ilari- before you (lie; suuie-
KH\ I tiling tnljrbty mid sublime
, j ill I leave beliiuil to conquer time.
XIJJh/ 1. ;",(ioii week iv your own town (
$ ou lit ~,!, no risk; everything new; cap
ita, uut r quired; we will furnish you every
thing. Many are making fortunen. Ladies
make as inucli as men, and boys and girls
make great pay. ttea, er, if you want hus
iii(,.-3 at which you oan make great pay nil
the linn v rite lor pa lonian to
Co., Portland, Maine. I
f- ~ , . i. me tiy the in-
V* 1 c i LlU'Wli'iouh llest bu nets now be-1
Ik I i lore the public Cap. ai not need-'
iii a Jgod. We will stsrt you. Men.wo-.
I LM nen, boys andg rls wanted every
»» n ii t worktbr'us. Now is the time. You
Can v.ink in spare time oi give yi ur whole
time hi the business. No oilier bus ness will
pay you nearly as well. Ni> onec n fail lo
make enormous pay by engaging at once.
Cosily outfit and terms free. Mon.y made
fast, easily and honorably. Addn >h
Thue & Co., Augusta, Maine.
OUR LOCAL OPTION COLUMN.
I DV A. A. P. N.
Temperance Mass Meeting.
There will be a Temperance Mass
Meeting in the Market Street Metho
dist Church in Winchester next Tues
day night. Two eminent speakers,
members of the Methodist Conference
to meet iv that church, will address
the meeting. Goal! who can. One
ot these speakers is from Washington, j
: the other from Baltimore, and they
will tell us how the work is going on
in those great cities.
Hon. W? W Berry. | J
This gentleman, on last Friday!
night, in the Methodist church in this!
place, addressed a good audience of;
interested people on the subject of!
Temperance. He is the G. W. C. T. '
jof tlie Order of Good |
Templars in this State, and was ex-1
pected to bring forward prominently
(the claims of the order, but his re- '
marks took amc re general scope. In ,
; his introduction he referred to the! 1
large amount of money expended <br ,
whiskey in the State, and said that !
enough had been wasted in this article
|to have bought all the railroads that :
1 hud been sold in Virginia three times '.
over. In the last decode enough had j
, been spent to pay our entire State debt!'
three times over. He addressed the i t
! Christian people as to their duty in i -
: this matter. He dwelt upon the ne- i
i cnssity of educating our children in
the public schools as to the nature of
alcohol. While he did not ignore the
great and good work his order had I
done, and is doing, he heartily greeted '
all workers in this noble cause. He|
promised us also to give a week or BO -
next summer to Local Option in this
county. He is a pure, chaste and im
pressive speaker, just such an one as
_ the trustees in churches can safely '
trust in their places of sacred wor
ship, i
etesearwm * I
Personal Liberty. '
A great deal is t-aid about destroy
ing people's rights. We learn that a
few days ago in the Northern portion
of this county three young men, under
the influence of whiskey, rode tip to '
a man's house and told him they had i
was the meanest man in the
county, and they had made a wager
about getting Hipper at his house, de-1 ,
miinding at the same time that he | i
Bhottld provide them a meal. He told I'
them to leave his premises ; then one ! |
drew a pistol, swearing he would kill ;!
him. One i f the ladies present faint-! i
ed, and the others succeeded in get-;'
ting them to leave. They went a lit- j (
tie further, and were passing a young ; I
lady alighting from a horse, under',
which was a dog, when they fi ed three .'
shots at the dog. Fortunately for the |
young lady the horse was acoustomed '
to the report of fire arms. ,
This is what some call personal lib- j'
erty. We are glad there is another
side to this personal liberty. We are
at liberty to protect ourselves against
all such lawlessness. It may be these
parties were going ftom a large sale in ;
i this county. We also learn that there
! one man took the liberty to stab an
other ; another took the liberty to
j draw a pistol "on his fellow—all of
j them having taken the liberty to get
, j drunk.
assapass
Joint Meeting in Winchester. t
The County Executive Committee,
together with Winchester Alliance,
j met as appointed in a class-room of:
the M. E. church in Winchester. A J
good delegation of both committees r '
was present, and the meeting very:'
harmonious. Rev. Mr. France was |
happy in his effort to lead the senti- j
ment of the meeting in the very best .
channel. Alter a free exchange of j
opinions, the following resolution was! ~
offered and adopted : ! fl
Resolved, That we recommend to 1 , 1
all people, regardless of political par-1 1,
ty, who are interested in Local Option, | li
that they vote for no man who will j c
! not pledge himself to do all he can to j
j secure a special Local Option bill for
! this county sit the next Legislature of j
j Virginia."
This refers, of course, to candidates ;
j for the next Legislature. It was also ; «
! resolved to appoint a committee ofjL
five to prepare an address to the peo
ple of the county to be published in ! r
the county pipers. j c,
Rev. Dr. White and 0. M. Brown, | p
of Winchester, and D. W. Bronson, J. f,
B. Larriek and Rev. Wm. Hodgson, of »
the county, were appointed on that ( (
committee. There was but one pur- Jj
pose manifest on the part of all pres
ent; the purpose simply to remove
the drink temptation from our people.
Who will not help do this? If saloon pj
keepers themselves could get rid of ' J
ii- i .i , .I in
I money - blindness, even they woulct j - tc
| help. «]
The present appearance of the grow- °'
ing wheat shows that the apprehen- jnt
sions of farmers a few weeks ago were *
not well founded. We learn fromgood „j
autority that the crop, in this county,
at least, looks fully as well as it usual-1
ly does at this season of the year. —
| Winchester Times.
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DR. RUSH'S SPECIFIC
CONSUMPTION
A Positive Cure for Consump
tion in All Stages.
For Bleeding at the Lungs, Coughs,
Colds, Croup, Bronchitis, Influ
enza, Asthma, and all Affec
tions of the Lungs It
Has no Equal.
Dr. Ritsh's Specific for Consumption
is recommended by all the leading physi
.cinns who are acquainted with its use.
Price, Large Size, $1.00
" Small Size, 50
£5?" Sold bj Druggists everywhere,
Dr. Willoughbv. the attending physldtvn
at ihe Sisters' Hospital, and one oi Buffalo's
most prominent member! of the profession,
Ims used it for yenrs. and siivs:
Buffalo, Aug. VI, 1882.
Dr. Hush's Medical Association :
Df.au Doctors—l unhesitatingly add
my mime to the long list of regular practi
tioners who have recommended your "Spe
cific for Consumption." I have used it for
many years in my practice for all pulmonary
affections, and have always been more than
satisfied with the results. I consider it the
best compound known for lung diseases.
Yours, SI. WILLOUGUBY.M. D.
Dr. Howard, Professor of Anatomy, Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons, Buffalo.
N V., says i
Dr. Hush's Medical Association i
Dear Doctors—l have used your Spe
cific for Consumption in my practice for
years with the best results. 1 consider it n
sure cure for consumption if taken Record
ing to directions. Yours I nil v,
C; r*. HO WARD, tt. D.
DR. RUSH'S
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FOR
Heart Troubles !
A Sure Cnre for all Diseases of
the Heart.
DR. RUSH'S "REGULATOR" has
never failed to give relief. It has been used
successfully for years, in subduing the most
stubborn cases ot heart difficulties.
Large Size, $1.00
Small Size, 50
B3?"Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Wm. G. Osgoodby, the well known safe
manufacturer of Buffalo, Philadelphia,
Pittsburg, Newark and Atlanta, Ga., says:
Office of Osooodby's Improved Safes,
17 South Broad Street,
Atlanta, Ga , October 17, 1881.
Dr. Hush's Me.dicul Asxociation :
Dear Doctors—The three bottles of Dr
Rush's Regulator I ordered were received
by express last week, I have taken near'y
one bottle and am thoroughly satisfied with
the result. For over two years I have been
troubled with sharp pain lit my heart. My
physician, upon examination, pronounced
it enlargement of the heart, and was unable
lo give me any relief. The trouble grew
worse, until I hail become convinced that I
could nut be cured. While in New York
City last week I called on one of the most
prominent physicians there, who charged
me (M for an examination, and then rec
ommended your •■Regulator." Knowing
you to be a regular Medical Association,
and not a patent medicine setienic, I ordered
the three buttles. I have not been trou
blud since I eoninionced taking it, but shall
continue and take the entire three hollies,
so as to obtain a permanent cure. You
have mv sincere thanks. I am, gentlemen,
very rtspectf "ly. WM. G. OSGOODBY.
DR. HUSH'S
BLOOD ROOT OIL
Gives immediate relief in all cases of
Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Back
ache, Soreness of ihe Chest, Gout,
Quincy, Sore Throat, Swell
ings and Sprains, Burns
Scaldi, General Bodily Pains,
Tooth, Etn and Headache, Frost
ed Feet and Ears, and all
other Pains and Aches.
Dr. Rush's Blood Boot Oil lias no
equal in the world ns a liniment or oil. It
is a cheap, safe, simple and mre external
remedy tor man or beast. It is put up in
two sizes. Price 25 and 50 cents. Sold by
druggists everywhere.
Cured of Rheumatism in 2 Hours
Buffalo.'N. V., May 2, 1882.
Dr. Rush's Medical Asseciution: J
Gkntlemkn—l have been troubled with ,
rheumatism for two years. I tried all the
best advertised oils and liniments, and many '
first class physicians without relief. The '
last doctor 1 visited recommended Dr. ,
Itusii s Blood Root Oil. I purchased n
large bottle for fifty cents, and applied it — 1
In two hours I was relieved, and now am
entirely well. Its effects are wonderful, and c
I believe it the only thing in the world that 1
will cure rheumatism. Truly yours, ,
JOHN HUTCHINSON, '
89 Erie St., Buffalo, N. Y. f
MRS. DR. RUSH'S |
Cathartic anil Anti-Bilious Pills. J
Prevent and Cuue Constipution and f
Piles. A sure remedy for Biliousness. Tor
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Jiek and Nervous Headache. They cleanse
lie stomach, and thus remove alt bad taste v
Tom tlie mouth and make the breath pure ]
md sweet. Remove all Impurities and
from the complexion-. Pleasant '
o take and agreeable ill their action. En- (,
irely unlike oilier pills Purely vegetable.
Price 25 cents. c
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
a
The above preparations nre prepared by i a
Dr. Bush's Medical Association, in which : a
Dr. Rush is associated with the most prom
mi-ill specialists of both Europe anil Anuv
ca. Special treatment can be obtained for i
my disease. These medicines are the leg-1 s
liar prescriptions for the diseases mention- ■ ..
id, and never fail to give reliol.
They can be obtained in Richmond, Va., n
it wholesale, of Owens & Nisnor, and any
Iruggist will gladly übtaiu them for you
ipon application, or they can be obtained 1
if us direct. Address, (
Dr. Rush's 0
Medical Association,
Buffalo, N. V., U. S. A. t
The Stephens City Star.
Sunset Gates Ajar.
To-night I sat at my Window,
When the west was all agleam
With that strange and Wonderful splendor
That is fleeting ns a dream ;
I thought that the hands of the angels
Hud flung open heaven's gateway wide
And I caught a glimpse of the glory '
From the hills on the other side.
Is it not a beautiful fancy.
This sunset thought of mine,
Thnt the gates of heaven are alwsys
Flung open at day's decline—
That I hose whose day is ended,
Of earthly woes nnd ills.
May pass to the morning sunshine
That dwells on tlie heavenly hills!
When for me the sunset gateway ,
Slinll nt day's decline unclose, .
And I pass in through the portals j
To that long and sweet repose, I
I know that I shall remember, I
In thnt city so fair and far, I
My strange nnd beautiful fancy
Of the sunset gates ajar.
Perhaps, while I sat there dreaming
Of the gateway in the west,
Some poor soul went through its portals
To a long and endless rest.
Passed through the suiint gateway !
To that city paved with gold—
Passed into the new life's gladness,
To be no longer old. C
To Young Men. —Young man, stop c
and think. What you are to be will '
depend upon what yon are to do.— 8
Your words and thoughts and deeds .
are not fragile and perishable, but t
permanent and enduring. Do noth
ing wrong. Battle for the right.—
Help and bless humanity. Honor and f
obny the author of your being and \
your blessings. Be not an idler. Work c
and win. It is not genius, but toil ]
that is the creator of utilities. Great
characters in history are alweys mira- ]
cles of industry. Butler put twenty t
years on his Analogy, and his work is \
. i
immortal. Rittenhoufe, who began to
calculate eclipses in his plow handle, 1
could not fail in eminence. To-mor- ;
row is the day in which idle men work '
and fools reform. Let your theatre |
and time of action be to-day. Seek
to be an intelligent worker. Read
books and papers. Cultivate and dis
cipline the mind. Seek the society of
thinkers. Aim at eminence in the
arts and sciences. The paths along
which Franklin walked, or Webster
or Clay, are still open to willing feet.
Advance to the front. Be an intelli
gent worker in the world's great work
shops, You are in life's spring-time.
If you do not sow and plant now you
cannot expect a lioh harvest by and
by. Up and be patient. Sow good
seed. Keep the weeds down, be pa
tient and work fill, ftnd the future will
not be without hope and blesseness.—
New River Bulletin. '
$100,000,000 foe Educational
Purposes.—The United States govern
ment is considering the propriety of
distributing among the several States
during the next ten years the sum of
$100,000,000. This is to be divided
among the States in ten annual in
stallments, and is to be distributed on
the basis of the inhabitants. It is
likely that the agitation in this direc
tion will be successful and that the
money will bedistritiuTed. We do not
inten.il to file objections to the propos
ed new law. Education is a necessity
in a government whjre the people are
the source of power. But we would
have more confidence in the outcome ,
il the money was lo be laid out in the
promotion of industrial education. —
Our common schools are doing a good
work. They have opened a path for -
many a young man who but for their -
help would never have attained suc
cess in life. But there are some de- i
fects in our American life which the t
common schools do not remedy, which, >
in fact, it sometimes aggravates. A '
great many young Americans are now t
growing up with a contempt for labor, j,
The old apprenticeship system has | (
fallen into abeyance. Not only do •
many foolish parents encourage their ,
children to look contemptuously on
honest labor, but many boys who are
honestly anxious to become mechanics I'
find no avenue open whereby they *
can gratify their desire. Thus we
find many of our young people grow- j
ing up with a positive aversion to me
chanical pursuits and others debarred
ci
from following them Then take this in
iignihcant fact. Four-fifths of all the ?
nraates of our penitentiaries are men pi
rvho have never learned a trade or
eft before they had mastered one.— m
We, need in this country a revival of "
;he old apprenticeship system or the
istablishnienl of industrial schools.— _t
Money spent in this way by the State
md general gov£j«M|oj; would yield In
i rich return i;\ individual prosperity ''!
md national 'greatness and stability, jra
The Democratic party wan t a tariff! ~.
iufficient to pay the actual expenses of !•*
•unning the government. This tarill h
uust, or should be judiciously plan
ted, that an excess of money may not ~„
je collected from the people. Relief a "
rom burdensome taxation is what the —
iountrv wants, and wants badly
' -<.».»- • ' *
Patent medicines are now made
;hat will cure everything except hams. S'
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HEADQUARTERS
AHEAD!
It is with pleasure we announce to
our friends that we intend to do every
thing possible to gratify their wants
during tl-e new year of 1883. We
have added to the line of
Heavy Groceries !
we have heretofore beeu selling every
thing nice for holiday feasting ; many
things not usually found in country
stores, and comprise all the favorites
to lovers of good living, from Codfish
to Cranberries. To the- young people
we offer a choice selection of
Toys, Fruits and Candies !
Staple Domestics!
In ordtr that we may better con
duct our trading business for produce,
we have recently bought a nice stock
of Domestics, such as Brown and
Bleached Cottons, Prints, Thread, &c,
and thus put ourselves in a better po
sition than ever to increase the repu- '
tation we have already won of being
among the leading shippers of
Grain and Produce
from the Valley, for which we are al
ways ready to pay highest prices in
cash.
Lumber of all Kinds,
Boards, rough and dressed, Frame, &c.
we still make a specialty, and are
ready to make bids on special bills for
houses, barns, &c. We give as refer
ence E. F. McLeod and Messrs. Camp
bell and Beatty, of Stephens City,
gentlemen with whom we have had
the pleasure of daing business.
Come and See Us!
Yours, very truly,
Timberlake, Stickley & Guyer,
Middletown, Va.
P. S.—Do not forget that our estab
lishment is more than ever HEAD
QUARTERS.
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Jas. H. Smell,
FASHIONABLE
Boot & Shoe Maker,
STEPHENS CITY, VA.
Has removed to the building north of
the M. E..Church, on Main Rtreet,
where he will lie pleased to fill all or
ders entrusted to his care. Ladies',
Men's and Ch'ldren's Fine Bouts and
Shoes made to order in the most fash
ionable manner, and of the very best
leather, which h« guarantees to give
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Repairing done neatly and at reasona
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ige is solicited. 14m6
Larriek II ohm*,
MID DLETO WN, VA.
f. F. Larriek, - - Proprietor.
The Lanick Route rooms are large and
oinforlahle, and well adapted to families or
individuals who may wish to secure board.
I'be tables are always supplier with the
icst the market atl'ords, and every attention
mid to the wauls of guests.
Conveyances and careful drivel's can al
vuys be secured at this liouse. Charges
uoderate. july2!)m3 i-
Something New
GOOD?
JAMES V. SARGENT is lnanufnclur
ig nt his residi nee, !2£ miles east of Hte
hens City, the well known Rustic Chair,
f the very best hickory wood, and war- j
anted to List a life-time. P. O. address —
Stephens City.' Va. 27y
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Sthpiilns City, Va.
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aper hanging, &c, in the very best style, \
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DEN. S. GILMOHe7~
JOB PRINTER,
i-iEruEKs City, : Viuuit !_
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Remember the pkop, MAIN St., 8 doors'south of Water,Winnhester, Va
THE BEST WAGON ON WHEELS.
Established IH!W. Thousand., in \i«o
M jLjrD\"ITT/T~niTjlsHMLjlL.Tll' Tv " VH -' Bt '" v "' cheapest, ivury *«„,»,
fulJy
MsT * n * norm .out from the factory until
IJ»i. tested.
THE LIGHTEST RUNNING WAGON MADE.
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WM. HARRISON, GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
BALDWIN'S IMPROVED ENSILAGE _ _;#*
AND FEED CUTTERS. Ml
Simplest and Best Only Three Feed Gears. TN 3L
■EE^^ B in,, tlie mint i;,ri„'m.jiwi„w r^;!™^
H for Cultin '" Ensilage, and proved a grand success; and
l Ef '■ has been the leading Cutter for the past fifteen years for
1 . § cutting all kinds of Dry and llmon Feed. Power Cutters
JiM iM H fitted with the only reliable Safety Balance Wheel mado
I T**Tgs» i H WouianiifactiireNineiSiaosforllandandPow.Tiisn. Semi
I M - direct to the Sole Manufacturers for Circular containing Full
f Description, J'ricee and Testimonials. I
I ~2mS* C. PIEBPOMT * CO.. New Hnren. C"i;u, |
Moselevs Cabinet Creamery
M'THE STANDARD CREAM-RAISING
APPARATUS OF THE PERIOD."
(OBEAMEBY AOT) BIFBIGEBA7OR OOBBDiEDi.
Has taken moro FIRST PREMIUMS aud MEDALS
Requires less ice to operate it than nny other Portable
Creamery on the marict Is protected by letter, patent.
IKTOINGKS NO PATENT ON DEVICE OB PbOCESS.
llffc Co., Poultney, Vi
mm The REHINGTOIT MastoTlla Socket"
%M\M WRENCH for CARRIAGES
S^lUPlHtd'' S ' 0: "-'•" ?-" Sl: '' i:iJI ' STED JXSTIMLT, HOLDS THE
_ Every Sl.ble-keeper, Carriage Manufacture ■
jragS .v,,.. ro,, l .a; ,.«,:, ~,■ Wagons or Oarria \
W — havo one of those iiidi.ptusable u.,J
H .uraluable Wrencheb.
HARDWARE TRADE, fgj So. 2 «::i t,i. ;.«;. \ H t, j ~., r D ,« r „,,,
We will mail, prepaid, sample, upon receipt of 75 cents.
Addbbss Sole MANCTAcrcnEBi,
REED & CO., Hiccanum, Conn.
THE "STANDARD" CULTIVATOR,]
With Cotton and Corn Plantar Attachment.
|| &p*Wl l|p Ever V farmer In the South should
EMERSON, TALCOTT & CO.,
Sole Manufacturers, ROCKFORD, ILLS. /