JULY 45 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
479 
PERSONALS. 
Parson Newman’s salary has been raised to 
$ 10 , 000 . 
Senator Joe Brown owns $339,000 worth of 
property in Atlanta alone. 
Mr. Blaine says that he made $75,000 in his 
Virginia railroad speculation. 
Senator Windom likes to remark that he 
was once a tailor in an Ohio town. 
Boston Corbett, the swarthy man who slew 
J. Wilkes Bo.th, is importuning Congress¬ 
men for a pension. 
Oscar Wilde’s oddities have enabled him 
to pocket about $30,000 so far during his visit 
to America. 
Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Tennyson, the Bishop of 
Winchester and Lord Coleridge have written 
letters to the London Society for the Protec¬ 
tion of Animals from Vivisection, expressing 
sympathy with its work. 
“Adirondack” Murray denies the story 
that he is living a sinful and poverty-stricken 
life in Texas. He claims to be walking up¬ 
right and to be making money out of a big 
sheep ranch. 
Dr. Atticus Haygood, president of Emory 
College, Georgia, in reply to a letter asking 
why be declined the bishop’s robes, said: 
“ When I came to Oxford I bought a lot in 
the cemetery. I mean it. ” 
Mr. Pullman, of palace car fame, says that 
his attention is mainly devoted just now to 
providing large, clean and healthful homes 
for his employes. He has made a contract 
for five hundred model houses, to be built at 
the town of Pullman, near Chicago. 
Victor Hugo was entertaining some friends 
at his house in Paris the other night. Turn¬ 
ing to Francois Coppee, who sat at his right 
hand at the table, he said: “Why should 
not the two poets here present drink their 
health 3” “ Ob, dear master,” replied the mod¬ 
est Coppee, “there is only one poet here.” 
“And I,” asked Hugo, “do not I count?” 
A resident of Cleveland says; “Mrs. Gar¬ 
field has $300,000 in Government bonds, the 
result of the subscription. Then her husband’s 
life was insured for $50,000, which she 
promptly received. She also was paid the 
salary of the President for the unoccupied 
first year, amounting to about $50,000. That 
makes $100,000, does it not? Very well. Then 
add to it about $30,000, the total value of Gar¬ 
field’s estate. 
*** “ It is a great art to do the right thing 
at the right time.” The person subject to de¬ 
rangement of the kidneys or liver has a 
protective duty to perform in purchasing a 
package of Kidney-Wort. It invigorates 
these organs, and by its cathartic and diu¬ 
retic effect cleanses the whole system of all 
bad humors.— Adv. 
Terms for 1882. 
The subscription price of the Rural New-Yorker Is 
Single Copy, per year .$2.00 
“ Six months. L10 
Great Britain, Ireland, Australia and 
Germany, per year, post-paid.$3.04 (12s. 6d. 
France,... 3.04 (16 « fr. 
French Colonies. 4.0S (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-YORKKR 
Inside (Agate space).. 40c. per Une 
Outside or last page...50 “ 
Discount on 4 Insertions, 5 per ct.; 8 Ins., 10 per ct 
18 Ins., 15 per ct.; 86 lus., 20 per ct; 52 Ins., 25 per ct 
fW~ No ad' ertlsement Inserted for less than $2. 
The People have Proclaimed 
THE CIjYDEbDAIjE 
The Kin? of Draft Horses. 
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WUIL.tYlIc'rOK. 
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rOWHILli BROTHEK8, 
SPRINGBORO CRAWFORD CO.. PA. 
liiu-ueal and finest collection in ibe World 
of C lydesdale Stallions, (lie best breed ol 
Brail Horses. Also an tmporuitluu of the choicest 
Percberon-Normans to be found. Breeders of 
TrottiuK-ltred Roadsters, and Importers and 
Breeders of Holstein mnl Devon Cattle. Rare 
Individual fCxcsllence and Choicest Pedigree our 
Specialties, at same time avoiding animals whose 
constitutional vtgor, energies, and stamina have been 
impaired by high-feeding and over-fattening. Cata¬ 
logues Free. Correspondence solicited. 
Mention Rural New.Yorker. 
PROFESSOR 
POWDE 
Made from Professor Horsford’a Add ’ 
Phosphate. 
Recommended by leading physicians. 
Makes lighter biscuit, cakes, etc., and. 
Is healthier than ordinary ~ > ''w« 
der. 
In cans. Sold at a reasonable price. 
Th Horsford Altnauac and Cock Book 
sent! ee. 
Rurni -d Chemical Works, Providence, R. I. 
H. M. ANTHONY, Ag’t, 100and 102 Reade St.. N. Y. 
DR. C. W. BENSON’S 
Iskin cure! 
w Is Warranted to Cure 
S; m 
oi ECZEMA, TETTERS, HUMORS, w 
§ INFLAMMATION, MILK CRUST, § 
£ ALL ROUGH SCALY ERUPTIONS, 
« DISEASES OF HAIR AND SCALP, *2 
g SCROFULA ULCER8, PIMPLES and g 
n TENDER ITCHINCS on all parts of the < 
body. It makes the ekin white, soft and smooth; 
removes tan and freckles, and is the BEST toilet 
dressing in THE WORLD, Elegantly put up, two 
bottles in one package, consisting of both internal 
and external treatment. 
All first class druggists have It. Price $1. per package. 
®««, flanta, 
jo° y the STRAWBERRY “S r ' 
_ . Cr‘“Gito\v n yourself. 
Pot-grown Plants planted this summer will yield 
large crops next season. 
CA BBAGyNBCa|RY..aANTS 
too Plants by mail, prepaid, 75 cents. 
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r NEW CR0P 
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PRICE LtST 200-206 Randolph St,Chicago, III 
MOSS" 
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THE NEW MASSILLON 
24, 80. 33, 36 and 40 inch Cylinders ; the last known aa 
our * Red River Special,* making with our improved 
straw burning Engines, the model outfit of the world. 
Send for circulars to 
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NOYES’ BAYING TOOLS, 
FOR STACKING OUT IN FIELDS OR MOWING 
AWAY IN BARNS. 
Save labor & 
money. 
Are Simple, 
durable and 
cost but little. 
No trouble In 
getting over 
nigh beams or 
to the end of 
deep bays. 
Hundreds are 
now in use. I 
Anti friction Hay Carrier. 0rapple Forfc 
Wood Pulleys, Floor Hooks, etc. 
Send for circular and designs for tracking barns to 
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not dreamed of by other ma- 
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“Victor” one-horse Grain Drills, 
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(3and5-hoed). 
For Sowing Wheat 
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REWARD ! for 
■ H ■■ MW M PF* case oi Blind 
Blc-Nlirig, Itching, 
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AGENTS! AGENTS! AGENTS! 
GEN. DODGikj' bran' new book, ***** published^ entitled 
THIRTY-THREE YEAxCS AMONG 
OUR WILD INDIANS 
« the oratuUM c fiance ever offered to you* Introduction bv 
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pgsj wheat 
AND GRAZING LANDS ARE FOUND ON 
the Northern Pacific r.r. 
in MINNESOTA, DAKOTA. 
and MONTANA. 
BIG CROP AGAIN IN 1881 
Low Prices; Longtime: Rebate for Improve¬ 
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the westeriT 
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tt Four thousand acres of Arable and Pastoral lands 
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six nitles west of Cookeville, Oil the head waters of 
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perruanent surveys 
flv 11 ' 1 r S ,r “ distance of three miles 
upon said lauds, these lands are .veil timbered and 
crop ;ia (“-’res open, but not tu cultivation 
Will sell the entire tract—l.CMJ acres inure or less— 
to*"**™ °I fy**' or If on (tie usual credit of 
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10 lbs. Choice Black or Mixed, for $3. 
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Potato Bug LONDON PURPLE. Potato Bug 
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are purely American In design and composition. 
ZenoTlia new Grand Opera, just oat. 
ZJC-LIL* Old it 1* by s G.PRATT. The subject Is 
a noble and heroic one, aud the scenes are capable 
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Mias Annie Carr taking the principal role. 
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46th. Psalm Kffi. D0DLEY BUCKi,s 
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Egyptian* and the other Babylonian scenes, which, 
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The music is good, aud either is well worth giving, 
New Flower Queen 
Picnic l * LOO) By rHOMAS - 
Two Cantatas which are most appropriate to the 
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Redemption Hymn 
will be most acceptable to choirs and choruses. 
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