-■ . •• 
T n ,11'i hi* 1 
blade tested, SI. Boy’s 2 blade, 26c 
imper and tested, $ 1 . Rudding kuile,. 
Jutcher knife, post paid, 6 uo XUustra- 
beavv 2 blade made for hard usawe, 75 eta. -, Our Beat 2 blade, ever: 
Ladies’ 1 blade, 25c.; 2 blade. Sue.; Gents’ fine 3 blade 81. Bruners, oil 1 
TUI SURAL HIW-Y0BK 
l^inaornus. 
Veteran Corn Shelter 
The business of a telegraph company is 
spread from pole to pole. So is that of a 
washerwoman. 
“Hold on!” yelled a policeman to a 
citizen who was speeding toward the de¬ 
pot just as the train was pulling out. “ Hold 
on! what are you after ? ” “I’m after time! ” 
hooted the pauting citizen, and of a verity he 
was.—Burdette. 
An old-fashioned minister, passing a new- 
fashioned church on which a spire was going 
up, was asked how much higher it was going 
to be. “ Not much” lie answered; “that con¬ 
gregation don’t own much higher in that di¬ 
rection.” 
FOR HAND OR POWER. 
Just the thing for Mill, Farm and Plan¬ 
tation. 
Power and fland (lorn Shelter* of all size* 
and la ■all all wonts. 
HORSE POWERS, JACKS, Etc. 
Write for Dp»e—p T 've Circulars ana prices. Ad¬ 
dress SANDWICH MANUF’O CO., 
Sandwich Illinois. 
209 Percheron Horses 
Arrived in New York Aug. 25th 
And nndcr Custom. Tklnstlan 
Were Bonded for 
$ 350 , 000 . 00 . 
0£T» 
CARPETS. 
AT RETAIL 
By the Manufacturers. 
A GENTLE HINT. 
These horses were imported by 
M. W. DUNHAM, 
WATXE, DUPAGE CO., ILL., 
upon whose larm can now l>e seen 
One-Fifth of All Imported French 
Horses K«w Living In America. 
During the past 17 months SfiO STALLIONS AND 
MARLS have tteen imported from France to this es¬ 
tablishment, being MOLE than the combined impor¬ 
tations of all other importers of Draft Horses fsom 
all parts of Europe for any one year. 
100 Page Catalogue sent free on application. Con¬ 
tains over 40 illustrations and ths history of thf 
Percheron race. UrUcr Catalogue "X." 
AT THE 
GREAT CHICAGO FAIR, 1881 . 
In competition with the Largest ond FINEST collec¬ 
tion of n,VIIKSIU),E HOHSKS ever shown, 
consisting of the Piur.R Wnorans at the Great Shows 
of Scotland and England, 
M. W. DUNHAM’S 
Herd of Percherons 
WAS AWARDED THE 
Grand Sweepstakes Prize SI,000 
.y.VH *J ««/,/< dlff/Mi.. 
His Mare " MIGNONETTE," was awarded the 
Grand Sweepstakes Prize, $500, and Grand Gold 
Medal, and his Stallion, " VlDpC'Q,” was specially 
recommended to receive the Society's Gold Medal. 
LITTLES CHEM1CALFLUID 
|The NewSheepDipl 
NON-PO ISO NOUS 
patented in IT, S., July 3, 1877) 
MORRIS LITTLE & SON, Proprietors and Manufac¬ 
turers. 
Is superior to all other Dips. ... 
Is cheaper, for ; gallon makes 100 gallons of mixture. 
Is warm and protecting to the skin water proofing it 
agaln.il wet weather, and perfectly safe to use in 
the coldest weather. 
Increases quantity aud Improves quality of the wool. 
per "tod ” i3i Uis.j more money. 
Is a sure cure ami remedy as follows: 
SHEEP -Snub, Ticks, Lice, Kly and Maggots, Grab in 
the head and Worms In the t.hrrmt in Lambs. 
HORSES—Mange, Lice, Thrush, Grease Cracked 
Heels, Saddle and other Galls, Olanders. Bots. 
CATTLE -Lice, Foot-and-Mouth disease; Pleuro¬ 
pneumonia. , , 
DOGS-Mange and Fleas; makes the on at glossy. 
HOGS—Mange and Lice. Internally for worms In all 
animals; ulcers and wounds of all kinds. 
IULTKY —Fleas and Uq». Purifies the houses. 
ORTIC C LT ORE—Aphis. Blight, scale on Orange 
Price per gallon, $1.SO; Ten gallons and upwards. 
$1.65. Send 3-cent stamp for many recent y. S. testi¬ 
monials to T. W I,AW FORl»« Gen 1 Agent, 
My Agency established April, 187IL 
Mention t his paper.} Box 504. Baltimore, did. 
SIMPSON & GAULT 
(STRAUB MILL CO.) 
Makers of 
Flour Mill lAachinery 
ot Em iy Description. 
Portable Mills for Corn, Wheat, 
Rye, and all kinds ol Grain. 
E3?~ Write for prices, 
N. W. cor. FRONT & JOHN Sts 
Cincinnati. Ohio. 
Patent spaxh-arresUng Farm and Dairy Kiigine* of 
all sizes, from 2 to 12 norBe-power, mounted or un¬ 
mounted. Warranted to be the Best and Cheapest 
engines made. Pncea from 8*150 upwards, .send 
for Illustrated Catalogue “ A ” which will give you 
(fall information aud prices to 
B. W. PAINE fit SONS, 
Box 841 , CornlnK, N. Y. 
Small boy (to visitor)—“Here’s your bat and umbrella, and you’d better go now, or mamma 
will be cross as she was the last time you called aud stopped so long.” fJudv. 
[Judy. 
General Advertising Rates of 
THE RURAL NEW - YORKER.. 
Inside (Agate space).40c. per line. 
“ 13th page... 50 “ 
Outside or last page. 60 “ 
Discount on 4 Insertions, 5 per ct.j 8 ins., 10 per ct.; 
13 ins., 15 per ct.; 36 ins., 20 per ct.; 52 ins., 25 per ct. 
tT&~ No advertisement inserted for less than $2. 
Tthe imps?oved 
EVAPORATORS i 
.flake belter 
with lees fuel and labor than any -.mot aeparutue. 
Will condense Sorghum Juice faster than any evupora 
tor in use, and consequeDtly make lighter syrup and 
whiter sugar. The best apparatus known for making 
Jelly from sweet cider. Baud for descriptive circulars 
of Evaporators. Cane Mills, Ato Agents wanted. 
VERMONT FARM MACH. CO., Bellows Falls, Vt. 
RICHMOND CITY MILL WORKS 
uicnnoNo, in a. 
Manufacturer >f 
ROSES—Old&New 
The Autumn Is the best time to plant hardy Roses. 
We have Bplendid plants, grown In open ground, on 
own femes, and budded, one year old; the growth 
this season is exceptionally fine. New Catalogue sent 
on application. Mention tills paper. 
ElLWANGEE & BARRY, Rochester, N, Y. 
An Offer 
—to— 
CONSUMERS 
—OF— 
Tea & Coffee. 
We have made a specialty for the past Jive years 
of giving away as Premiums to those who get up 
Clubs for our goods, White Tea Sets, Gold Band Tea 
Sets, Dinner Sets, Silver Plated Ware, d>c. Our goods 
are warranted equal to any in the country. Full 
line of every kind aud variety. Send postal for Price 
and Premium List, and mention Rural New-Yorker. 
GREAT LONDON TEA CO., 
801 Washington Street, 
Boston, Jflass. 
LARGE STOCK OF 
PEACH and APPLE TRESS, 
and other fruits, among which can be found varieties 
suited to all seellotm. A large list of long-keeping 
Apples,—ajefl'er and Leconte Pears, Uropcs, Rasp¬ 
berries aud Strawberries In large or small lots. I also 
offer a full lino of Nursery Steen at low rates. Apples, 
PencbdS, KlefTer and Leconte l'ears, sent by 
mall. Special rates given where large lots are want¬ 
ed. Catalogue showing how and what to plant, with 
much valuable Information, mailed grails to all who 
apply for them. RANDOLPH PETERS, 
Great Northern and Southern Nurseries, 
Wilmington, Delaware. 
9*1 
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Till 
,• »k*ll 
rrrniFTTTT 
!1 omcITliitUfif niii 
i c v i -■ ip fy •?'» i* Y 
lUOiidi 
'U 
OLD FASHIONED HAND FORGED RAZOR STEEL KNIFE. 
1MA1IEU & GHOSH, 
■JO .tlonroe 8t„ T« 1 - 
do, Ohio, to introduce 
their brand Of cutlery 
(every blade warranted 
and replaced Free if 
soft or flawy), will send 
postpaid, knllo like cut, 
strong blades and ebony 
hand ie for 7&c.; or with 3 
blades $1. We have 1- 
bladc knife. tto,; extra 
heavy 11 dado, Me.; medi¬ 
um 2 biude, 50o.; extra 
tXXJ, t llUIiLlLiK Mill I > ©1. KjnitLIV auiiv, (jt » , utuupm v-iuvu, uom,. * r- —-'F ■ 
ed list free. Liberal discount to dealers. Ask our Postmaster about us. 
'"~ z - - - v It is manifest that from GOOD Sill.!>F 
A'% vt rvn ONLY can Good Vegetables bo obtaim tl. 
v 1 'i. The character ‘ r I AMHIEUF' SEED? 
g jf s' * 47 V> » x Las been substantiated Of Hand all ijuislnm. 
A A' gQ —\ They are the »i'AM),U:i> for Ouality. 
A^^ —: \ Ovet 15U0 acres in (iartleil Seetl Crops 
\/ y\ v *! ^. \ antler our own cultivation. 
JD r’if'.vV L’ rjceNNA AsK yo 11 r SUi ve k of- per for them ntonmnal 
JLiIw *- V 1 f sealed packages or drop us a postal card for 
prices and Catalogue. 
i" 1 Wholesale trade prices to owners on appocaiiou. 
Fa^dsdim DAVID A $0118*2123 S, Sixth St P&dadetphl*. 
We have now open an immense stock of 
Carpetings, including full lines of all the 
New Fall Patterns and Styles. 
Being the product of our own factories, 
we warrant every Carpet as represented, 
and full satisfaction is guaranteed or the 
money refunded. 
Ax minster Carpets —We offer 300 
pieces of these desirable goods at $1.75 
per yard, the same quality as sold last 
season at $2.75. 
French Axminsters —A full line of 
our own importation at $1.(55 per yard. 
American Moquette Carpets— 
400 pieces at $1.4-0 per yard—the cheap¬ 
est carpets ever offered. These goods 
cannot be found elsewhere in the city at 
anywhere near the price. 
Velvet Carpets — The largest and 
best stock of Velvet Carpets in the United 
States at $1.50 and $1,60. Extra 
good value. 
Body Brussels —Best quality, full 
five frame, at $1.25 per yard, special 
patterns at $1.40 and $1.50. 
Tapestry Brussels —A very large 
assortment of popular patterns at 75 Cts. 
per yard—same goods as sold elsewhere 
at. 90 cts. Finer grades at 90 cts. and 
$1.05. A splendid assortment. 
Ingrains —Extra superior quality— a 
very full line from 75 cts. to 90 cts. 
Also a good line of all wool ingrains 
from 65 cts. to 75 cts. yer yard. 
Persia and India Bugs and Mats 
of our own importation, a large assort¬ 
ment at low prices. 
j. & jTdobson, 
40 and 42 WEST 14t!i ST., NEW YORK. 
John Van Gaasbeek. Manag-er. 
FOR HOME 
AND CHAPEL 
Every Estey Organ 
Sold is made 
Throughout with 
Equal fidelity, and 
Years of experience 
have proven the wisdom of this rule, for both seller 
and buyer. 
Send /or Illustrated Catalogue. 
J. ESTEY & CO., Brattleboro, Vermont 
BADSER STATE 
Received the only honorable mention granted to anv 
Butter Color at the International Dairy Fair of 1879. 
If not for sale by your dealer, send for circular, &c. to 
the manufacturer, E. SHELDON, Fort Atkinson, 
Wisconsin. 
