aiitmur 
MITCHELL 
WAGON 
mi i u mm ari-lIhwfliL 
CHEAPEST & BEST MILL 
SOLD UNDER GUARANTEE 
TO GIVE SATISFACTION 
OR MONEY REFUNDED 
SEND FOR OUR CIRCULAR 
CHA* KAESTNERaC? 
303-311 S CANAL STR. 
V CHICAGO ILLS. V 
$cal (Estate 
Acres of timber and pralrie^^K 
I^and ulonc the 1 me of the st. 
and San Francisco Railway for sale on Reven 
Vflarfl 1 tiTTlA nHrnm <CO nA ao r\r\___ n 14 
I*nr«fst Stock of Trees in the 
§§&/ t ountry. A bo other trct\^ vines 
fey and i>hints« includfmr all the l?cst 
jg*/ Morisot RTKVWBEURII S. RASP- 
^ Fj^L^ l «• .t *" tu 
■ Sla “’Itcrr. 1 
- ' hillnidr 
UroUi* and *mw 
m<»■•<- and will) 
Kia l it(rr #am< than with anv nthei machine, Bead 
for Circular to J. WII.IIIA «Sr UO., Vlj.nii 
fartumn, 227 IValuul lan,, Cindnntill, «. 
$mpUtn*ttt 0 attfl Parttiturg. 
Mitchell, Lewis & Co., Racine, Wis., 1$. Jk. 
and padtinery. 
The Sedgwick Steel Wire Fence 
Is the oulygwieral purpose wire fearein a bo. Being 
a strong net-work •withoutt.avba.it will tarn dogB. 
PUVH. poultry as wall us the most vicious stock, with¬ 
out .lunger to either fence or stock. It la Just the 
lenco ror larinrrs. gardeners. stock-raisers. and rail- 
roads , very iter.irahlofor lawns, parka or cemeteries 
As it is covered with rustproof paint It will last a life- 
tmui. It is supplier to hoard m to every rep«jt. and far 
liettur than bailed wire. Wo ask for it ,i\ r.di- trial, 
knowing \t will wkau itself Into favor. The Skdcp 
wicic Gapes, uiado of wrought Iron pipe and steel 
wire, defy all enmimtition in neatness. lightness, 
durability. Wenlsomahe the BEST and 
CHEAfBfli ALh IRON Antoinatic or Kkpf*open- 
1 n a Gate. Ask hardware dealers, or for price list and 
particulars address 
Sedjrwick Hro*., Richmond, Ind. ' 
FA.RI«EHS and PARWER3’ SONS 
f! \ \ AT A T\ T to S15 ° 
IVIA lYX’i per MONTH 
During the Fall and Winter. For particulars. 
Address, J. C. McCCRDV & t o , Philadelphia, Pa. 
. P. § 600 
. P. 650 
. P. 850 
L. P. 1000 
Send fordcs- 
crlptlve cat¬ 
alogue..^! 
EVAPORATING FRUIT 
Treatise on Improved methods 
SENT FREE. Wonderful results. 
Tables of Yields, Prices, Profits, 
and General Statistics. Address 
AMERICAN JLLNTF’G CO., 
ismua Fruit ZVitr. WayUCabotO. P&« 
■ ASH ■ ■ | %T I ESTABLISHED .. v 
NINETY-EICHT YEARS ^ 
CCCnC Forthe MERCHANT on our New Plan l ^ ■“ p 
For the MARKET GARDENER wtfcLJO 
CCCnQ For the PRIVATE FAMILY CCCnC 
Crown by ourfielves on our own Farms U J 
t~5f~ Handsome Illustrated Catalogue and Uurul Register FREE TO AUL. 
MERCHANTS, SEND US YOUR BUSINESS CARDS FOR TRADE LIST. 
DAVID LANDRETH&SONS.SEED GROWERS,PHILADELPHIA 
PERSONALS. 
_ P'knowlwlp'.l io hr the Rest Iron Fence now 
In use BUttibli! for Prtvme Ri>uh-uevs, Parks, Court Houses. 
Ccmeterio* or Puhlio 0rounds—made cither Plain or Ornamrnl- 
ftl. Also, mai.iilheturmofthe Iron Turbine Wind Engines, 
Buckeye Force Pump*, ltuckeyc Law u Mowers, Eto. 
Bend for Illustrated Catalogue* and Prices to 
. MAST, FOOS & CO., 
.pmeraut uma 
Ex-Senator Toombs, of Georgia, is said to 
be failing rapidly. 
John B. Gough, who is ill again, has can¬ 
celed all his lecture engagements. 
M Billot, Minister of War in France, is the 
youngest of twenty-one children born of the 
same parents. 
John W. Maekay, the millionaire, has got 
to be fond of fast horses and probably will 
collect a costly stable. 
M. Duclerc, tbe French Premier, began life 
as a type-setter and at one time was proof¬ 
reader on an obscure newspaper. 
Governor Blackburn, of Kentucky, thus far 
has pardoned every man convicted in that 
S ate for carrying concealed weapons. 
The late Daniel Murphy, the Nevada “cattle 
king,” left an estate worth about $3,000,000, 
and was the largest land owner in the world. 
Frederick Gower, of Maine, has made a 
million and-a half dollars by formiug tele¬ 
phone companies in London, and Lilian Nor¬ 
ton, of the same State, is singing in Paris at 
$13,000 a year. They are going to be married. 
Ex-Congressman Miles has resigned tbe 
Presidency of South Carolina College to take 
charge of the Burnside sugar plantation in 
Louisiana, valued at $4,000,000, and belong¬ 
ing to his father-in-law, Oliver Beirne, of Va, 
A fund has been started in Spain for the re 
lief of the sufferers by the cyclone in the 
Vuelta Aba jo, Cuba. King Alfonso heads the 
subscription list with a contribution of $10,000. 
The King’s sister, the Infanta Isabel, has 
given $5,000. 
James E. Anderson — “ the Lying Jim 
Anderson ” of the Louisiana Returning Board 
notoriety, was mortally shot, on Friday, Oct. 
3, at Eureka, Nevada, by G. F. Reeks, Re¬ 
publican candidate for Superintendent of 
Public Instruction. “Lying Jim” was edi¬ 
tor of tbe Eureka Leader. He died “game.” 
The Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, who has 
just been inaugurated as Governor of Geor¬ 
gia, writes that he is in his usual health. His 
niece, Mrs. John A. Stephens, will preside for 
him at the Governor’s mansion* and two 
other nieces, now attending school in Atlanta, 
will make their home with him. 
PORTABLE FEED MILL. 
Latest out, and best adapted for th» 
farmer In America. 
Write for testimonials and Circular. 
LEWIS STR A V EK, York, F 
* + *“He who is ready to buy up his enemies 
will never want a supply of them.” It is 
cheaper to buy a true friend in Kidney-Wort 
who will drive away those miserable enemies, 
a torpid liver, constipation, diabetes, piles, 
diseased kidneys and bowels. This remedy is 
now prepared in liquid as well as in dry form. 
— Adv. 
TO INVESTORS!! 
Now is a moat favorable time to obtain some of the 
cliiiiccHt I on 11 « secured by FIRST MORTGAGES 
upon improved, productive property. 
IN TE K KST O U A U AN TEED a t the T hi nl N n t i o n a I 
Bunk, New York, 
IT WILL I’A Y any one seeking a most desir¬ 
able Investment to confer with the 
Western Fan Mortgage Co., 
LA\VIf £NOE, KA NMAS, 
Send $21*1 to smumo Immediately, or write for 
SPECIAL INFORMATION about the prime 
Ion ns just now oil build. 
Every Loan (iuftmnteetl Satisfactory. 
Rates are Hnn and Securities never better. 
E M. PERKINS, Pres 1-. II. PERKINS, Sec. 
J.T.WARSR. Vice Pres. C. W. G1LLETS, Treas. 
N. H. HART. Auditor. 
Address the Secretary and mention this paper. 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS 
Platform Spring Wagons, Three Spring Wagons, Four Spring Wagons Open 
and Top Ituggles, Phsetons, Sewing machine Wagons, Backboards. 
The MITCHELL WAGON 1 b Monarch <f the Biad, only the very best stock used In Its constructlcn and 
made by the best wagon mechanics In the world. The Spring- Wagon and Buggy Deoartment la entirely aep*. 
r*t# rem th* F'o" whi/oti shorm oh fn r manufacture of this class of work we have facilities unanr 
passed, Send for Catalogue and Illustrated Price List. 
AirrfHELL, LEWIS A CO„ Racine, Wis. 
WHAT WILL THE WEATHER BE TO-MORROW 
^©Pool’s Signal Service Barometer 
OR STORM GLASS AND TUKRiMO.MI’.TEU COMBINED, 
WXI.X, TELL YOU I 
It will detect arid Indicate correctly any chon go In the weather 12 to 48lioure 
In advance. It Will teli what kind of storm la approaching, and from what 
directs >n—Invaluable to navigators. Farmers cun plan their work 
according to its predictions. Saves 50 timer, its cost in a single season. 
Has an accurate thermometer attached, which alone is worth tlie price of the 
combination. Tin - groat WEATHER INDICATOR iaendorsed by the 
most eminent Physicians, Profeasoiw orer 111 TUC tilHDI n I 
and Heientinc men of i he day to be the O CO I ill I M C W U i\L U . 
The Thermometer aud Barometer are put in a nicely finished waLuut inuue 
with silver plated trimmings, etc.. ucJiiiur it a bm nil t id j»h well as useful or¬ 
nament. Wo will semi you a sample one, aulii-rttlj'w., to your place, in good 
order, on receipt of SI. or aixfor 84. Agents are making lrum $a to $;o 
llivUy tlUiUl. A It ini tt/ill >'On> ntr* ynu, at OIJCC\ It. St‘11# at 
SIGHT! Just tlm thing to sell to farmers, morehanta. ot<-. Invaluable to 
evcrj liody, U. B. Postage Stamps taken If In good order, but money pre¬ 
ferred. Agents wanted everywhere. Send for Umuhir and terms. 
Address all orders to OSWRIiO Til Eli MO.METFR OltKS, 
(LuryeHt **\tbt<shnun! of the kind tn the world) Oswego, Oswego Co., N . Y. 
We refer tn the Mayor, postmaster, County Clerk, First and Second 
National Banks, or any business house in Oswego, N. Y. 
Write your J lr >'t Offier, C<itu*KU mid Slate plainly, and remit hy money-order 
draj't on AVte J urle/or reyietrred. fetter, at our riek. 
Tills will make u Rentilirul on<l Very Lscl’iil Present. 
This will uiuko u Kenutlfnl und Very Useful Present. 
READ WHAT THE PUMIJO SAY ABOUT IT. 
I But Pool’s biuruuieler work. mil .vi to. that ct> ■: ■ iuit dollarYou can rely on rt 
OViiry time. Csrr. Ciiah. B. UtMisiw, Sliip ‘‘Twilight,” Sen i-TiUioUeo. 
Barnmcler received tn good order, ouil muit -.ay that Hie instranirut gives perfect set. 
Ufaclioa iu every roepoct. It U nentiy mode Mid wondi rfal'y cheap st tw o dollars. 
Goo. H. P*kso»s, M. C. tt. It. Ollif". Detroit, Mich. 
PooP, Barometer lie* si ready raved mn many time* ii, eo*i f iu foretelling the weathor. 
It I. » woudorful ouriodty oidd work* to perfection. F. J. Robeui». e,, JUIwaattBe.WP. 
BEWARE OF AA ORTHLF.SS IMITATIONS. None genuine 
without our Trade Murk, amt Signature of J. A. Poop, on back of lustre- 
Evety Instrement warranted Per fret and Reliable. Size 9 Winches long, 
Va wide. If not satisfied on receiving the instrument, return ft at once aha 
we wiR refund your money. Please state where you saw our advertisement. 
Buckeye 
1 WROUGHT IRON 
Putentvd 1NSO 
ACME 
Terms of Subscription. 
The subscription price of the Rural New-Yorker ts 
Single Copy, per year. 82.(W 
“ • Six months. 1.10 
Great Britain, Ireland, Australia and 
Germany, per year, post paid. $8.04 (12s. 6d. 
France,. .. 8.04 (16J4 fr. 
French Colonies. 4.08 (20fr. 
Any one sending a club of seven Is entitled to one 
copy, one year, free. 
Agents will be supplied with canvassing outfit on 
application. 
General Advertising Rates of 
THE RURAL. NKW-YORKER 
Inside (Agate apace)... 40c. per line 
Outside or last page. 50 " 
Discount on 4 Insertions, 5 per ct.i 8 Ins., 10 per ct 
18 Ins., 15 per ct.; 86 ins., 20 per ct.; 52 Ins., 25 per ct. 
Qr No ad-ertlsemeut Inserted for less than $2. 
40 Clydesdale Stallion 
AND MARES—Mostly Imported, 
60 Hambletonian Stallions, 
AND MARES OF THE FINEST BREEDING 
ROSES AND 
PUNTS 
MILLIONSof them 
Our Fall Catalogue Is the flu. 
est and most complete ever 
issued. Full instructions for 
culture by an exiierlenced 
horticulturist. Sent FREE. 
HIRAM $iBLEY&C0. 
SEEDSMEN, • 
Rochestor.N.Y. A Chicago,!!!. 
IB I obtained my First (4rnft«i of 
SjisA , ' ,u " valuable peur direct from 
the Originnlor, and now offer the 
BERRIKS.etc, ( alulogui- EH. 
J. S. COLLI NB, Mooreatowu, N. j. 
gctAfi, glatttji, Sr. 
Separate Catalogues of each class of stock 
with milk record of cows. Denote which is 
wanted. 
correspondence solicited. 
SMITHS «c POWELL, 
Lakeside stock Farm, 
Syracuse, N. Y. 
VIRGINIA CO-OPERATIVE WmmXtiSt 
Registered Jersey Cattle of best butter strain* a 
specialty. The largest herd In the State, kept ut 
three farms, aud most successful at Virginia State 
Fairs. Young stock for sale. Also Cots wold, Shrop¬ 
shire and South Down Sheep. Berkshire, Essex and 
Jersey Red Swine, and all the leading varieties o t 
pure-bred Poultry. Address A. P. or M. B. ROWS, 
Lick-Lox 84, Fredericksburg, Va. 
Mill Manufactory. 
Established 185 L 
GRIST MILLS 
or FRENCH Rl'HB BTONK. 
Portable Mills for Farm¬ 
ers, Saw Mills, eto.i 16 sl- 
ses: over 2,008 tn use. 
Price from $8u uix Com¬ 
plete Milt and Shelter, 3*6. 
A boy can grind and keep 
In order. Adapted to any 
kind of suitable power. 
r rvvmplete Flouring and 
Com Mills. 
N’ordyke & Mnruiun Co., Indianapolis, Ind. 
HOLLAND BULBS 
Entered at the Post-ofllce at New York City, N. Y., 
as second-class mall matter. 
Largest Herd ot 
HOLSTEIN CATTLE. 
With largest milk records In America, 
Cheap Farms 
NEAR MARKETS. 
The state of Michigan has more tbau I,fifth miles of 
railroad,and l,ijut) luilcsof lake transportation, schools 
and churches in every county, public buildings all 
paid for, and no debt. I Is soil and climate combine to 
produce large crops, ami It is the best fruit state in the 
northwest. Several milliousafucrcsof unoccupied and 
fertile lands a re yet in the market at low prices. The 
Slate has issued a PAMXM1LET containing a map and 
descriptions of Its soil, crops and general resources, 
which may be had free of charge by writing to ihe 
COMMISSIONER OF IMMIGRATION,Detroit, Midi- 
WEALTHY FARMERSg°^gj l r jr 1, gSf 
business and reside In a c-lty, can haveaclreular, witi 
cuts of a FINE RESIDENCE for sale on easy terms 
by writing to JOHN 11. JOHNSON, 
R. E. Agent, Spriugllold. Ohio. 
