Rensselaer Union, Volume 7, Number 9, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 19 November 1874 — Page 7 Advertisements Column 4 [ADVERTISEMENT]

WkEGEArr, NILBOWACO.. FOBT WaTWa, nrfik, (IRAfi“ANi>“BEEDS.. Are now placing In store the crop of 14, of Orchard Grms, Lawn Grass, Kentucky and English Blue Grass, Red Top, Aisike, Alfalfa, White Clover, (Mage Orange and their other usual stock of Field, Garden, Tree and sired by those interested) a short essay on the eomtnonsense and easy method ot making eider or wine vinegar, as sncceMftally practiced by them for many years. All free if stamps are sent to pay postage and for each sample of seed ordered. BUBINEBS!b«SX Wanted in Every Store. HF-State Bights, Northvest, for sale. Applicants for rights to manufacture and sell it should address A. L. Stimson. Purebasing Agent of the American Express Company, Chicago. Thishandy tool (fust patented) is made entirely of spring steel. Sample sent, free of freight charges, on receipt of $L Remittances of money to me for the purchase ot tools or any orniß goods, In Chicago or New York, will come free of express charges. A. L. STIMSON.

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