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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER* 
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WELLINGTON, 
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Kwptftnctttsi and ParititMtg. 
$fmpUmettt$ and gjEtarfeintrg 
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PtoccUaneotw. 
Cheapest Color Made, 
j&torti anfl poultry. 
rATEsTEP: 
Nov. 9, 1880; 
April IS, 1881; 
May 10, 1881 : 
May 17, 1881 and March 2ft. 1881. 
TIhh Implement Is Interchangt'aMp 
(at the will of the* operator), el til it ns a digging 
Cultivator. Harrow or Smoothing Harrow. The ac¬ 
tion of the teeth produced bv the slow walking or a 
team, la of vibratory, also# gyratory motion, mak¬ 
ing It the moat ICKF itcTUAL RXEMT of gr-ss, thistles or 
weed*, at the seine thru* a i<kkMScT Agitator and pul¬ 
verizer of tile aolL ever produced. The tooth bring a 
compound acting spring, a new departure, and fully 
covered by patents, when In use, it only requires a 
farmer from 1 to It minutes to concede Its merits over 
any other Jn the market, and Is hIso convinced he 
cannot afford to be deprived at Its use. 
For circulars and particulars, address 
NELLIS, MelNTYRE & C0„ Pittsburg Ta 
Also, manufacturers of Veins' Original Harpoon 
Horse Hay Fork, Grapples, Wood Wheel Steel Frame 
Pullevs, Ornamental Fencings, Railings, Cresting*, 
Cast Tool Steel Castings, Agricultural Steels, Post 
Augers, &e., &c. 
EgrXtdlis' Electric Soring Agitators is also made 
Into a One-Horse 7 Tootn Corn Cultivator. 
T W'J< / VK SI S 
Wfy/ilitr fro 
THREE SIZES 
GRAHAM, EM 
Patentees rt 
631 Itlarket S 
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SEEDS! 
FARMERS 
GARDENERS 
NURSERYMEN 
It pays to Lave good tools and seeds. 
It pays to buy of a reliable hou-e. 
It will pay you to seud for our 
Illustrated Catalogue. 
maxufactu men bv thk 
BELCHER & TAYLOR 
AGRICULTURAL TOOL CO., 
Chicopee Falls, Mass. 
This Rake received the highest award at the Cen- 
teuulal Exposition nnd Field Trial. The only Silver 
Medal awarded at the Paris Universal Exposition, In 
1878. It Is easily handled by a girl or boy strong 
enough to drive a horse, Sknu kor Circulars. 
J. B. CROWELL & CO 
CreencastSe, Pa. 
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IMPLEMENTS 
I WE ABE THE 
Matthews’ Seed Drills, and I SOt-E 
other flrst-elasB goods. I WESTERN 
Errn/'hi’"/ for the Lawn, Gar-1 AGENTS, 
deu, Greenhouse or Nursery. I 
We WARRANT everything as represented. 
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO. 
SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS, 
Fully illustrated Catalogue sent free. 
CHICAGO. ILL Wholesale »adEelail. ROCHESTER, N.Y. 
B ERRY BASKETS. - BEST, CHEAPEST. Free 
circular. V. D. BATTERSON, Buffalo, N. Y. 
Amber Cane Seed, 
Southwestern grown. Weighs 60 lbs. to the bushel. 
With full Instructions for making syrup. Price $1.50 
f r tiO lbs. Less amount ilk*, pr. lb. 
a .1. REYNOLDS, Coming, N. Y. 
American Magnum Bonum, 
Beauty of 1-1 el-iron. 
And other Seed Potatoes. The above named per 
buslud. *2.00: per barrel, $1 50. Address 
TCISCO GREINER, Seedsman, Naples, N. Y. 
Hilili 
iojcuea Fre*. OirrenpondeDoe aollcltod- 
PALISADE POULTRY YARDS, 
SCHRAALENHURGH, new jersey. 
C. S. Coopeu has four pens of P. Rocks and three 
F iens of L. Brahmas, choice birds, mated for 1882. Will 
urnlsh eggs for hatching at $2,110 for 13, or $3.00 for 
26, no In-breeding. 
and Sfttartitttfni. 
f\SVCS tonovAKwe. 
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(Rotate. 
THE WESTERN 
Farm Mortgage Go. 
Lawrence, Kansas. 
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS productive!f anna 
SULKY HAY RAKE, 
This rake la very simple In Its plan, and durable In 
all lla parts. It has no ratchet*, springs, or friction 
devices for dumping, which are liable to break or get 
out of order ; and for ease of handling, and for doing 
good work, Is uuequaled by any hand dump Sulky- 
Mowers, Plows, ,te. Address 
QREC1G & CO,, Sole Manufacturers, 
Trvmansuvho, N. Y, 
GRAIN & FERTILIZER DRILLS. 
Complete Force Feed. Rubber Springs, AUTOMATIC 
CUT OFF. saving FERTILIZERS. Agents wanted in 
territory not occupied. 
lif~ Descriptive Circulars sent on application. 
THF RFQTthreshing machines 
IILDlOI And Engines in the World 
tlTAnd, while prepared In oil, is so compound 
cd that it Is impossible for It to become rancid. 
IYBEWARE of oil imitations, and ot all 
oilier oil colors, for they are liable to become 
rancid and spoil tho butter. 
{-fir you i-nnnot get the ‘improved” write us 
to know where ami how to get it without extra 
expense. G®) 
WEILS, ItIt'll.tnn.SON Sc C0», Hurling! on, Vt. 
Terms for 1882. 
The subscription price ot the Rural New-Yorker Is 
Single Copy, per year.#2-Ub 
Six months...,.. 1-10 
Great Britain, Ireland, Australia and 
Germany, per year, post-paid.$3.04 (12s. 6d. 
France.. .. &b4 (16 W f r - 
French Colonies... 4.08 (20 J® fr. 
Any one sending a club of seven Is entitled to one 
copy, one year, free. 
Agents will be supplied with canvassing outfit on 
application. _ 
Entered at the Post-office at New York City, N. Y., 
as second-class mall matter. 
General Advertising Rates of 
THK RURAL NEW-Y'ORKER 
Inside (Agate space)... -10c. per line 
Outside or last page. 50 
Discount on 4 Insertions, 5 per ct.; 8 1ns., 10 per et 
13 Ins., 15 per et.; 36 Ins., 20 per ct.; 52 Ins., 25 per et. 
pr No advertisement Inserted for less than $2. 
PERSONALS. 
*** “ Do not grasp at the shadow and lose 
the substance.” Kidney-Wort is able to con¬ 
vert you from a shadow of your former self 
into the substance of established health. 
Said a sulferer from kidney trouble when 
asked to try Kidney Wort for a remedy. “ I’ll 
try it, but it will be my last dose.” It cured 
him and now he recommends it to all. If you 
have disordered kidneys don’t fail to try it. — 
Adv. 
PLANTS WITH THE PRECISION of n IIOE 
Alt the ground a person can walk over in a day. 
THE EASIEST TO HANDLE, and TllK FASTEST 
HAND PLANTER IN USE. 
Every Planter fully warranted and satisfaction guar¬ 
anteed. Inducements on sample* thl* season, send 
for circular. 
WALLACE El.SK South Byron, 
Gkneskk Co., N. Y. 
Vanderbilt Brothers, No. 23 Fulton St., Agts. for N 
A’. City. Hamlin Johnson, Providence, It. I., Agents 
for New En gland.____ 
NOYES’ HAYING TOOLS, 
FOR STACKING OUT IN FIELDS OR MOWING 
AWAY IN liAKNS. 
a j Save labor & 
r-i money. 
Are Simple, 
*•-*3 durable a u d 
cost but little. 
No trouble In 
1 ^# getting over 
£mI high beams or 
P 3 I to the cud of 
' ~ deep bays. 
Hundreds are 
now In use. 
THE UNITED STATES MAIL 
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jvj/ BB ETjbjyft OCCUOI UnE man’s door 
^ jM /4 /t Is manifest that from GOOD SEEDS 
iHh livdf. ^*1 +* \ v r v can Good Vegetables be obtained 
\ \ \ ** Tito character of LANllllKTH’S SEEDS 
WlLaDn UKryT K i*.T been substantiated beyond all question. 
^T in y are the STANDARD for Quality. O ver 
acres in Garden Seed Crops under our myu 
l uJ l J17U7r** | ~niT^ miP-lTT**— A*ls your Storekeeper for them in oriyinat scaled 
a «^P*u«d..pw». 
The People have Proclaimed 
The Clydesdale 
The Kin°; of Draft Horses 
POWELL BROTHERS, 
FRINGBORO, CRAWFORD CO., PA., 
.urgent nml finest collection lu • !»«• World 
f Clydesdale Stallions. Hie best breed ol 
Iratt Horses. Also an Importation of the choicest 
’ctciierori-Normiuis to bo found. Breeders of 
’rottlnu-hred Kondsler-, and Importers and 
Ireeders of tlnlsiclii and Devon Cattle. Rare 
ndivid-ual Hxctllrncf and Choicest IWtigree our 
toccUiltie*. at same time avoiding animals whose 
! ill . . i. .1..: .wl rtrYnil'u.l IniVl. lioidl 
Ex-Governor Tilden received the first prize 
at the late New York dog show. He has a 
fancy for dogs. 
Ex-Secretary Evarts is giving more atten- 
tention to farmiug. lie has bought au addi¬ 
tion to his farm in Vermont. 
Senator Brown is said to be “ a very sick 
man.” He has a bad cough and his friends 
fear that its ravages cannot be checked. 
King Kalakaua’s chamberlain, C. H. Judd, 
reached New York from Europe yesterday. 
He traveled half-way round the world to buy 
flue furniture for the King’s brand new $200,- 
000 palace. 
General D. H. Hill has resigned the presi¬ 
dency of the Arkansas Industrial University 
of Fayetteville, Ark. He carries his age well 
and looks scarcely older than when he made 
his terrific assault upon McClellan’s troops at 
Malvern twenty years ago. 
Captain Jobn Bertram, who died at Salem, 
Mass., recently, made a great deal of money 
in the Zanzibar trade. He leaves many gen¬ 
erous public and private bequests, the amounts 
varying from *500 to $50,000. His widow and 
daughters receive $720,000. 
Bishop Huntington, of New York, wants 
the State to reconstruct the Onondaga Indians, 
who hold 0,000 acres of land near Syracuse. 
He says that the Indians are mainly in a state 
of barbarism, governed by ignorant, irrespon¬ 
sible and despotic chiefs, and that under the 
present regime any improvement is impossible. 
Jay Gould has established an experimental 
farm on the Staked Plains of North Texas. 
The section is known more familiarly as the 
“ Great American Desert,” and the general 
idea is that it is sterile and uninhabi table. Mr. 
Gould and ethers think that the whole section 
may be turned into a Hue grain-producing 
country. 
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CIRCULARS TO 
RH1NEHART, BALLARD & Co. 
Spriugiield, Ohio. 
Anti friction Hay Carrier. Grapple Fork. 
Wood Pulleys, Floor nooks, etc. 
Send for circular and designs for tracking barns to 
U. S. WIND KMi IN IS A PURR CO , 
Batavia, Kane Co., Ill. 
MEADOW KING 
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WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO’S , 
IMPROVED 
BUTTER COLOR 
A NEW DISCOVERY. 
UfTFor several years we have furnished the 
Dairymen of America with on excellent arti¬ 
ficial color forbid ter; so meritorious that it met 
with great success everywhere receiving the 
highest and only prizes at both International 
Dairy Fairs. 
ISTBut l>y pnttent and scientific chemical re¬ 
search we have Improved in several points, and 
now offer this now color as the best in tho world. 
It Will Not Color the Buttermilk. It 
Will Not Turn Rancid. It Is the 
5lst Year. 
RELIABLE ONION SEED. 
All Eastern crown; cron of ISSl. Yellow Dan¬ 
vers, yellow Dutch, White Furuig.-0,8-4.25per lb.; 
Red Weatheislicld, $1.50; Yellow Globe, §5; 
White Globe. SO. Free of postage. Iu lota Of a 
lbs. by express deduct 50 eenls per lb, 
SEED DRILLS 
MATTHEWS’, PLANET JR., NEW YORK. 
SEND FOR I 1 HICKS, 
White Bnssinu Oats, $1.50 per Bushel. 
PRICE & KNICKERBOCKER, 
80 State Street, Albany, X. Y. 
MALL FRUITS 
CARNATIONS 
ROSESand PANSIES 
My catalogue gives full Instructions for 
culture, describe* the Dow varieties, offers Wants at 
reasousbe prices (J Q U/AI CQ Uochewlrr 
and Is free to all Ui Oi It ALLO NewYork. 
col leges, estates and private individuals. 0< >up>n Bond s. 
Interest and priuclpalpahl on day of tnalurtly at the 
Third National Bank iu N'ovv York City. 
Funds promptly placed, largo experience, bo losses. 
Investors compelled to take no land. Ko delays In pay¬ 
ment of interest. Only the very choicest loan* accepted. 
Full Information given to those seeking Safe and 
profitable Investment*. Send for circular, ref¬ 
erences and snniplo documents 
F. M. PERKINS, Pres. I,. If. PF.RKINS, Sec. 
J.T. WARNK, VIce Pres. C. W.L LLLETT, Trcas. 
N.P. HART, Auditor. 
BIHIW— 
AND GRAZING LANDS ARE FOUND ON 
tx. Northern Pacific r. r. 
in MINNESOTA, DAKOTA. 
and MONTANA. 
BIG CROP AGAIN IN 1881 
Low Prioes; Longtime; Rebate for Improve¬ 
ment; Reduced Fare and Freight to Settlers. 
For Full Information, address 
R. M. Newport, gen.landAqt. 
MR' noN this Parch. St. Paul, Minn. 
QH MTU Don’t locate before seeing onr Janies River 
OUU I 11 Settlement. Illustrated Catalogue /re*. 
■ _J. F. MANCHA, Claremont. Surry Co.. Vo. 
(f. 8 9 a week, $12 a day at home easily made. Costly 
w * outfit free. Address True A Co. Augusta. Me. 
