JULY \ 
THE RURAL fflW-tOBKfft, 
447 
PERSONALS. 
Rutherford B. Hayes is hoeing corn and en¬ 
joying hinwelJ. 
The Marquis of Lome and Princess Louise 
will visit San Francisco in September. 
Daniel Webster’s birthplace is to be pur¬ 
chased by the Webster Memorial Society of 
Boston. 
General D. H. Hill has decided to withdraw 
his res gnation of the Presidency of the Ar¬ 
kansas University. 
Cardinal Newman takes del’ght in draw¬ 
ing sweet sounds from the violin, with which 
he fell in love when a youth. 
Parson Newman, who was a man of promi¬ 
nence during Grant’s adminit tration, is so ill 
that his recovery is not expected, 
Sirs. Garfield is said to have decided to at¬ 
tend the commencement exercises at Williams 
College, where her boys are studying. 
Wendell Phillips is of the opinion that 
“ Garibaldi shares with Mazzini alone the 
gl>ry of having made Italy what she is to¬ 
day. 
Paul Tulane, of Princeton, N. J., who has 
given $”50 000 worth of property to New 
Orleans for educate nal purposes, acquired the 
nest eggs of his fortuue in that city. 
Captain Paul Boynton, who has swum more 
than ^5 000 milts, is reported officially by the 
Lite living Service to have saved seventj- 
two persons from drowning in American 
waters. 
Judge J. C. Parker, of the United Stutes 
Court at Fort Smith, Arkansas, is said to 
have sentenced more criminals to be hanged 
than any other Judge in the United States, 
unless it be Judge Lynch, 
Longfellow’s ancestors were from York¬ 
shire. At a sale w r hich has just taken place 
at Bradford there was an old chest from a 
farm house at Ukl*-y which bore upon its 
ceuter panel this inscription: “Jon. Longfel¬ 
low aud Mary Rogers w as marry ed ye tenth 
day off April Anno Dm 1061.” 
The Maharajah of Bulrainpore, who died 
recently at Allahabad, was wtll known to 
sportsmen in India, aud is said to have assisted 
attLe Willing v.f HU0 tigers. He w as one of the 
most respected native princes. For dbtin- 
gui-hed services during the mutiny he was 
granted a large rewaru by the British Govern¬ 
ment. 
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***“ Troubles often come when w e least ex¬ 
pect them.” We may often prevent or coun¬ 
teract them by prompt and intelligent action. 
Tuousands of persons are constantly troubled 
wi h u combination of diseases. Diseased 
kidueysand costive bowels are their tormen 
tors. They should know that Ividney-Wort 
acts on these organs at the same time, causing 
them to throw ulF the poisons that have clog 
ged them, and so renewing the whole system. 
— Adv. 
Terms for 1882. 
The subscription price of the Rural New-Yorker Is 
Single Copy, per year.$2.00 
“ Six months. 1.10 
Great Britain. Ireland, Australia and 
Germany, per year, post-paid.$3.M (12s. 6d. 
France... S.(M (16 W fr. 
French Colonies.. 4.08 (20^ 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. 
Ceneral Advertising Rates of 
THK RURAL NEW-YORKER 
I aside (Agate space).. 40c. per line 
Onrslde or last page. 50 “ 
Discount on 4 Insertions, 5 per ct.; 8 Ins., 10 per ct 
18 1 is., 15 per ct.; 38 Ins., 3n per ct.; 52 Ins., 25 per ct. 
t-Sf~ No ad' ertlsement Inserted for less than $2. 
»(ocs aua rotmtq. 
The People have Proclaimed 
The Clydesdale 
The of Draft Horses. 
> 
^POWELL brtOTHERS, 
4-rKINGBORO, CRAWFORD CO., PA., 
i.iirginl mid liut'Hl roll, clinn In .lie World 
«l' ( lydeedule Nliultoim, itie best breed oi 
limit llorxen. Alsu an Importation of the choicest 
]*■•• eliernu-.NneiimiiM to be found. Breeders of 
Trouiua-ltrril It uudMrr-, and Importers aud 
Breeder* of llxlnieiu mid llevnu Cuttle. Rare 
Individual treelle nee aud Chohnmt Bediuree our 
Specialties, at same time avoiding animals whose 
constitutional vigor, energies, and stamina have been 
impaired by high-feeding aud over-fattening. Cata¬ 
logues Free. Correspondence solicited. 
Mention Rural New-Yorker. 
AND GRAZING LANDS ARE FOUND ON 
™ Northern Pacific fi. r. 
in MINNESOTA, DAKOI A, 
and MONTANA. 
BIG CROP AGAIN IN 188! 
Low Prices: Longtime: Rebate for Improve- 
MENT; REDUCEO FARE AND FREIGHT TO SETTLERS 
For Fu^l Information, address 
R. M. Newport, gen.land aqt. 
Mr non this Paper. St. Paul. Minn 
TIIl^ WESTERN 
Farm Mortgage Co. 
Lawrence, Kansas. 
FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS&SSi 
nrUS. s .i 'Lv’.f m.-mirity at tlie 
Tliird Nationui Hank in New York City. 
1 " experience. No lossca 
Itiy estors compelled to take no lnnii, N g delays in pay- 
pf inlerest Only the very choicest loans accepted 
1 information given to those seeldrr: Safe and 
profitable investments. Send le. circu.ar. ref¬ 
erences and satnp c (locumcaU. 
J/i vlfSFWlV T • n - PBttKTXS. Sec. 
J.X. IVAit.N a, Vice l J re3 C. YY. GILLETT, Treas 
N. F HAHT. Auditor. 
NURSERY FOR SALE! 
LEE’S SITMMIT NURSEKIES, 
Jseksou On., AXis.otii-i. 
KOKfcUT IVATauN. Ihopricl or. 
Further Information given by letter soil circular. 
Address KUBP. WATSON, Lee's Summit, Jackson Co., 
Missouri. 
OH ITU bon't locate before seeing our James River 
0UU I n Settlement. Illustrated Catalogue free. 
_J. F- MANCHA Claremont. Surry Co.. Va. 
LANDS 
green stamp to 
Agricultural.Grazing. Fruit and Timber 
InKy and Tenn. Also Chattanooga 
City property. For catalogue.- send 
J N. Brows & Co., 182 Vine fc>t.. Cin , O 
fi/tpes, ^ceua. etc. 
To en¬ 
joy the 
STRAWBERRY 
in Its per¬ 
fection, 
... ojtow rr Ycuihsfcuf. 
Pot-grown Plants planted ihis summer will yield 
large crops next season. 
CABBAGE AND CELERY PLANTS 
at very low prices for ltuve lots. 
lOO Limit* by wail, prepaid. 75 cent*. 
Instructive — — * — ‘ ' ha 
Circular free 
1C.S.W ALESLW'KrT: 
.H.MTff/i * TE K. 
1 he one great ri'l KAXV BRRRY for home u-e or ma 
kct. J'nnluctli'e as Crescent Perfect form, tni^i 
color ; firm, and g ml lla vor Colored plate slums o> 
foot iff row in full fruiting, sent free, with catalogt 
of Ihl-tand other best sorts. Binwau., FivcH and Si 
Ybh.mjn. In Furs or layers planted now, tvlU fra 
;.e.W June. MANCHESTER it. full fruiting at "Eli 
Fruit. Karin." 1st to loth of Jpiv s< H 11 EG \ tl 
new early Black Cap, ripe o c week later. Do not fa 
to visit us ir you arc Interested In the- best fruits 
HALE IIEON., so, (illusion dry. Conn. 
CABBAGE and CELERY PLANTS. 
Largo lots at VERY LOW prices. 
11XJ plains by mail p.-s.ag- paid, T5 cents 
1 instructive Cir cula r free to all 
GEO. S. WALES, u ‘ ,c “''^r Y 
S E E D S 
FARMERS 
GARDENERS 
NURSERYMEN 
It pays lohavegoosl tools aud seeds 
It pays to buy of a reliable liou-e 
It will pay you to send for out 
Illustrated Catalogue. 
■•uooLiiiiiia i . jjiustxateacatalogue 
IMPLEMENTS 
WE ARE TIIE 
SOLE 
WESTERN 
AGENTS. 
Philadelphia Tawn Mower, 
Cahoon Broadcm<t See 1 Sower, 
Matthews’ Si-cd brills, and 
other firatelasa g> «.k 1 » 
Eeerythoiij for the Lawn. Oar 
den, Green house or Nursery - 
\Ye AVARRANT everything' as represented 
HIRAM SIBLEY & CO. 
SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS, 
eu.c . illustrated Catalogue sent free. 
CHICAGO, LL Wholesale sail Beisil. ROCHESTER, N.Y. 
AGENTS 
Can now grasp a foriuiie. 
worth $lu free. R1DEUCT , 
1U Barclay Kt.. New Vurlt 
$72 
a week, $12 a day at borne easily made. Costly 
outfit free. Address True it Co, Augusta, Ma 
40 
Large rhromo cards, no 2 alike, with name, 10c. 
Postpaid. G. I. Kkkd, & Co., Nassau, N. Y. 
“Mi 
RirrlQPlI PI 
nvor Uiillor! 
lit 
in DllUocll Ul 
UVul Ei 1111U1 i 
PATENTED MARCH 21st, 1882. 
Saves all the seed and cleans It ns threshed. Those anticipating 1 the pur¬ 
chase of a lirst-elass ( lover Hnller. should not fail to sen 1 for circulars, which 
give a full descripti. n of all the latest inproveinenls, including our "Sew” 
re-cleaning attachment, our “ New** ladings elevator, etc., etc. All improve¬ 
ments are secured to us l»y *• Letters Patent,” bearing date, March 21st, 1.NN2. 
securing to ns the exclusive right to manufacture this “truly wonderful 
machine.” 
For full particulars, address 
BIRDSELL NIFG. CO. 
Say where you saw this. SoutH Bend, T-t-i rl. 
The Monitor Self-DumpRake. 
Of all the Rakes that I ever saw Rake, I never saw a Rake rake a 
this Rake rakes! That is what they all say. 
Send for Circular. 
HIGGANUH M’FG CORPORATION, 
Higganum, Conn., U. S. A. 
CORTLAND WAGON C0„ 
^ ft ■ "—A 
m 
Manufacturers ot 
Platform uprmf Wapos. 
End Spring. Side Spring and Side Bar 
OPEN AND TOP BUGGIES, 
Phaetons, Road Wagons, Etc., Etc. 
Having recently enlarged our works, we are 
repared to, and will furnl-ha better wason 
or the money than any other concern In the 
Lulled State*. All our work Is fully warrant¬ 
ed. No shoddy or poor work Is allowed to 
leave our .hops. Catalogues furnished on ap¬ 
plication. Agents wanted every w h- re. 
CORTLAND WAUOK Co.. CO HT LAND. N. Y. 
BRANCH or KICK. 263 W abash ANK., IHU-Uin, ti t_ 
Jitm/ioN this i-ap> r when you write 
IMPROVED FARM IMPLEMENTS. 
Non-Explosive Steam Engine*. Best Railway tt Lever 
Horse Powers, Threshing Machine*, Straw preserving 
Threshers; Ij» Dow’* Disc and steel Spring Tooth Har¬ 
rows. Eagle Sulky Horae Rnkes.Culllviii.crs.Kwd Mills 
Feed Steamers,Ac., Ac. VV ngKt.ica A Mkijck Co..Albany 
N.Y. Esiabllshed IS3U. Send for Illustrated Catalogue 
LANE & B0DLE Y CO, 
AWARDED 
GOLD MEDAL 
THE UNITED STATES MAIL 
BRINGS 
SEED STORE 
TO EVERY 
MAN’S DOOR 
li Is manifest that lYom GOOD SHEDS 
ONLY can Good Vegetables be obtained 
The cliaraeter of LAVDRETll'S SEEDSs 
has been substantiated beyond att question. 
They are the STANIUK1) for Ouallty. Over 
_ __ >00 acres in Garden Seed Crops under onr own 
Founded l78'Vr^iT^*3^—‘ cnitivattou. Ask your Storekeeper for t bent in original sealed 
piwKngtM, or drop us a postal card for prices and Catalogue. Address 
DAVID LANORETH & SONS. 21 and 23 S. Sixth Street. Philadelphia. 
Potato Bll 
Poison. 
LONDON PURPLE. 
TRADE MARK. 
Potato li i 
Poison 
jrr, dealer bas not got It, w • f»e to HEMINGWAY'8 LONDON FURPLE 00. (Lmmu», F. O. 
YkO, No. 10. WATM Srojusr, Nxw Youx, wlio will send price# and tesiUnouRus. 
BY THE 
ATLANTA COTTON EXPOSITION, 
ON THEIR 
Steam Engine and Saw Mill 
Sxhibitad at Atlanta in 1881. 
Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Boilers, 
Faw Mills, dung Rigors. Lath Machines, Hub 
.id spoke Machinery, Sh ifting, Bangers. Pul- 
.eys. Couplings. Gearing, Grist and Flour Mills 
Semi for Sp. rial Circular of our No, 1 IC.mtatlcn 
Saw Mill, which we Sill for 
$ 
Special attention given to Plantation Ma¬ 
chinery. lUuatrated Cireutar* Free. 
LANS & BODLEY CO-, 
dotin Jt I Voter Sts., Cincinnati, O. 
