THE NEW BIRDSEU. CLOVER SEPARATOR" 
THE KING OE^THE CLOVER MACHINE FAMILY 
■ : '.'\SENC fCft. -D£ 5CRIPTJVE nin&rir 
l ■ aBCgatriF V i , 
, WE ALSO SHALL CONTINUE TO 
MANUFACTURE THE "OLD RELIASl f S JUSTLY rFLEASATED 
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BIR0SEU.MfG.CO Sou: Manuf’rs SOUTH BENO. IND. 
PERSONAL ITEMS. 
fmpUmcntsi anti Paclttncty 
L. M. Kallook, Charles De Young’s murderer, 
was arraigned for the crime at san Francisco 
Saturday. A motion to act aside .the Indictment 
will be argued In a tow days. 
Among the ancestors of M. Challemel-Lecour 
the French Ambassador to England, were two 
fraudulent bankrupts and a forger. He has had, 
on thataccount, no little trouble in obtaining rec¬ 
ognition or his talents and public services. 
During the debate on the Reform bill In isso 
Mr. Gladstone pointed to six men who. all enter¬ 
ing the Parliament young, succeeded In becoming 
leaders of the House. Mr. Pelham entered at 22, 
.Mr. Pitt at21, Mr. Canning at 22, and the first 
sir It. Peel at21. Gladstone himself entered at 21. 
The queen of Siam and the king’s favorite child 
wore drowned on the night of June 1. a picnic 
boat on which they were sailing being run down 
by a steam launch. Nearly all her attendants 
also perished. The bodies have been recovered 
and Hangkok, the capital, is plunged into mourn¬ 
ing. The king la nearly distracted with grief. 
The last election In Ireland was a poor candi¬ 
date's triumph. In Sligo Mr. Sexton, a journalist 
defeated Mr. Klng-Harmon, Lord-Lieutenant 
of the county, an Immense laud-holder. In Ros¬ 
common the O’Connor Don, though of ancient 
Irish stock, holding large estates, and supported 
by the Roman catholic clergy, was defeated by 
Mr. O’Kelly, another journalist. 
M. Jules Ferry, the French Minister who Intro¬ 
duced the bill for the expulsion of the Jesuits 
from France, Is the direct descendant of a man 
who, 120 years ago, established several houses of 
the same order In that country. M. Ferry’s an¬ 
cestor having lost his wife, joined the order of the 
Jesuits, and after studying at the Jesuits’ college 
at Rome, was ordained a priest. He returned to 
France one of the most ardent followers of St. 
Ignatius. His name was also Jules. The present 
Minister Is the great-grandson of the son that this 
reverend father had had before he embraced the 
monastic career. 
A Turkish journal, commenting ou the elevation 
or Mr. Gladstone to the Premiership, asserts that 
he was a Bulgarian, “ ills father was a pig dealer 
in the valley of Kustendje.” says this veracious 
chronicler, “and young Gladstone ran away at 
the age of sixteen to Servla, and was then with 
another pig dealer, sent to London to sell pigs. 
He stole the proceeds, changed his name troni 
Trogadelr to Gladstone, and became a British 
subject. Fortune favored nlm until he became 
Prime Minister. Gladstone has no virtues.” The 
Turks don’t love Gladstone very much ; but the 
writer of that biographical sketch must have read 
a good dear about American Presidential candi¬ 
dates In our political papers about election time 
to be able to concoct such a “ life.” 
E M M M ■■ Makes a specialty of the 
§0 IIIIL Sharpies* Strawberry 
■ T ■ |1 U pot- it town ; Cuthbert ami 
■ ■ w ■aw* Gregg Raspberries, and 
Snyder Blackberry. After thorough test he strongly 
recommends these superb small fruits. Catalogue 
free. Address 15. P. ROE, Oormvall-on-Hudsou, N. Y. 
UT UCDkinM Seetfllnit Strawberry.— 
1*1 I ■ wLnrVUn Productive as the Crescent 
Seedling, very large, very good quality, luu other 
sorts Berries and Fruits. Catalogue free. 
J. S. COLLINS. Moorostowu, N. J. 
THE MARVIN STRAWBERRY. 
Those wishing plants of the Marvin, please address 
MARVIN A FRENCH. 
Ovitl, Midi. 
Cabbage Seed a Specialty. 
ALL LEADING VARIETIES WARRANTED 
TRUE TO NAME AND CROP OF 1SSO. 
Wholesale pricelists for dealers, mailed free on ap¬ 
plication. FRANCIS BRILL, Seed Grower, 
Mattituck, Long Island, X. Y. 
5U varieties of Strawberry Plants, for 
surumeraud fall planting. All the choice 
new and old sorts in pots or layers. Ex- 
tra stock at, fair prices. Catalogues free. 
G. H & ,1. H. Half., So. Glastonbury, Ct. 
Acres DHJ 
Berries 
Potted Strawberry Plants, 
100,000 CEL l .ft Y PLANT S 
Sow ready. Send for Price List. 
W. L. FERRIS, Jit., Dutchess Nurseries, 
Poughkeepsie, N, V. 
St. .Johns Yille, Montgomery Co., 1ST. "Y 7 
gjmpUmrnt# and ^Rarhinevy 
The Monitor Jr. is the moat pert eel Ciover iltresh- 
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Threshing aud Hulling Cylinders run imder-shot. 
They also continue touiamuacture the old " Monitor,” 
with Thresh inu and llu llina Cylinders running over¬ 
shot. ,Send for price list, terms, aud descriptive cata¬ 
logue. Address as above, and say you saw this in the 
Rural New-Yorker. 
CORNELLS ABC 
THRESHER AND GLEANER. 
aiamuaeinrers oi riauorm fei'iin»r wagone, upeu aim lop Buggies, Business and Iioad \\ agons. Tli 
Wagons and Buggies are perfectly adapted to meet the requirements of all clauses of Business Men, but 
Platform Spring W agons are especially designed for the use of Fanners arid Dairymen. All work is fi 
warranted in every respect, 
A finely Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue and Price List furnished free upon application. Address 
CORTLAN13 WAGON CO., 
Cortland, N. Y. 
Or 263 &. 265 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 
(•Situational 
The largest and most thorough Homceopathlc College 
iu the world. Twenty-first year. The largest Clinics. 
For catalogue, address 
T. S. HOYNK, ITI. !>., 
1632 Wabash Ave., Chicago, III. 
This Muchiuo ruus -JtJ per cent. Lighter than any 
other Thresher aud Cleaner in the market, ami does 
MORE aud BETTER work with the same amount of 
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Due-Home Railway Power to a 3o-inch cylinder for 
a Six-Horse Lever Power. Write your name, Post- 
Oflieo, County and State, plain, and address 
ALBANY AGRICULTURAL WORKS. 
O. H. P. Cornell, Proprietor. Albany, N. Y. 
Best Orain seed and Fertilizer Drill 
in the market. The cuts show our I 
broadcast shovels set with steel to the 
middle of the boot, and the force feed 
attachment. '.-a 
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Highest awards at the Penn. State 
Fair in 1879. Send for circulars. 
Addross. 
Foundry and Machine Dept., 
Harrisburg; Oar 0o., 
Harrisburg, Pa. 
POlltiUHKH PSi A*, JV. 
For tlie Liberal Education of Women. 
Examinations fur eutrauee Sept. 15. Catalogues sentou 
application to W. L. DEAN, Registrar. 
WELL AUGER 
Our HELL. AUUEK is the 
cheapest, bores the fastest. We are the oldest and 
largest firm in America. Send for our pictorial 
catalogue. United States Mr a Co., Chicago, I1L 
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The New Buckeye 
New Styles Chromo Cards, lu cts. Best ever 
sold. Stamps taken. .1. B. Hustkd, Nassau, N.Y. 
Gold and Silver Chromo Cards, with name, 10c. 
post-paid. Geo. I. Rked & Co .Nassau, N. Y. 
Un questionably the Best. 
.Sows Fertilizers splendidly. It 1* very accurate. It regulates by cog wheels. It is 
light draft. It is easily managed. 
It is strictly first-class in workmanship and construction. Works to trie entire satisfaction of every 
body who knows what a grain and fertilizer drill might to do. Its sterling qualities have gained it a 
world-wide reputation, and all who appreciate excellence and accuracy, prefev tile MeSHERUY. 
Seud for pamphlet. Mention this paper. 
i’uttUcutions 
A NEW S0H00L SONG BOOK! 
OUT 
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A New, Complete and most attractive 
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Send 50 Cents l'or Specimen Copy. 
The only genuine Geiser. 
ALSO 
THE NEW BUCKEYE 
Combined Grain and Fertilizer 
Poerle&s Farm Engine. 
AS IMPROVED FOR ISHO. 
Over 7,000 of these new Drills were sold aud used in 
the United States last season, and were pronounced by 
all to bo the most tier feet Seeding Machines lu the 
country. No Grain Drill ever made gave such univer- 
ml Hatm/action. it is the liost force-food in the mar¬ 
ket. Our Fertilizer Mower has a positive force-feed 
and has no equal in this country. Be sure and seud 
for our new Illustrated circular, giving illustrations 
aud descriptions of the improvements. Address 
P. P. M AST’ Jc CO., 
Springfield, OUio. 
OLIVER DITSON Sl CO., Boston. 
C. U. dumb <fc c*.t J. K. UllMi de C«. 
813 Broadway. New York. 1228 Chestnut St.. Philo. 
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THIS CUT REPRESENTS OP It NSW FORCE- 
FEED FERTILIZER DIBTUIIll’TOH. 
THE ONLY DRILL IN THE WORLD 
Having a Force Feed-Grain and Fertilizer 
Distributor. 
Quantity of Grain and Fertilizer sown regulated by 
change of gear. 
Send for circulars describing this wonderful inven¬ 
tion, to the 
EMPIRE DRILL CO., Shortsville, N. Y 
tap- Mention this paper. 
Fit all drill bools, run level, cat jtat 
bottom furrows, cover with mellow soil, 
aud instead of e'onditig the seed Into 
narrow rows but one tflrA in width, 
scatter it ijj.t, and 5 lushes , the ylatiU 
. thus standiu< wider apart, have more 
| ROOM TO STOOL, derive more 
|L nourishment from the soli, be- 
X X come more vigorous, and pro- 
ducc better developed 
average heads. 
Ty Send for Illustrated 
Circular with Testimonial* to 
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PHILIP S. JUSTICE, 
14 N. 51k St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
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