Mi 
PERSONALS 
miscellaneous' ^ilmtising 
$eal Estate 
fmplewents and machinery 
Sir John Willoughby, a young officer of 
the Guards, is the owner of the Adelaide Ally 
which is now the first, favorite for the Derby, 
and which has apparently a bright future. 
As winner of the "July’ 1 and the Deerhurst 
Plate, she has secured $15,000 in stakes. 
Whittikr Is color blind. A fire having 
damaged the wall paper in his residence, he 
undertook to match it with anew piece, which 
was neatly pasted on, to his great admiration 
and the amusement of the family. He had 
used a green vine with one of crimson. 
There is a Jewish penman in Vienna who 
writes 400 FTcbrow letters on one grain of 
wheat. To furnish the Emperor with satis¬ 
factory evidence of his extraordinary skill, 
he has written the Jewish prayer for the im¬ 
perial family ou the narrow edge of an ordin¬ 
ary visiting card. 
It lias now become the regular resource of 
the impecunious English noble to "go in for” 
the directorships of companies. Thus the 
name of Lord Churstou, who was mimed by 
gambling a few years ago, appears as director 
of one company aud trustee of another—a 
New Brunswick; railroad. 
Noticed have been served on the tenants of 
the Marquis of Waterford's Wicklow estates 
demanding au increase of rent, in some cases 
amounting to JO poreeut. The tenants will 
take the cases into the Land Court. The Mar¬ 
quis, since liis hunting was interrupted, has 
ceased to reside in Ireland. 
At the recent half-yearly meeting of the 
British Goat Society in London, it was an¬ 
nounced that the Duke of Wellington had re¬ 
cently presented to the society his goat Billy 
Doux. which had accordingly been added to 
the list of the society's stud goats. The newly 
coined word "goatling” was adopted, to dis¬ 
tinguish goats above 12 months aud under two 
years. 
At the famous luncheon party on Sir Don¬ 
ald Carrie’s yacnt in the harbor of Copen¬ 
hagen, says the Pall Mall Gazette, Mr. Ten¬ 
nyson, in conversation with the Empress of 
Russia and the Princess of Wales, is said to 
have asked by what title he ought rightly to 
address those ladies. "Ido not know,” he said, 
“what 1 ought to call yon.” "Oh,” said the 
Princess, “there is no difficulty; Minnie and 
Alec, to be sure.” 
LANE & BODLEY CO 
ip Unil wsnt to buy a half section farm in 
1 1 1 U U Ford County, niluois. well Improved 
near railroads, schools and churches, address for 
particulars and terms, 8 . O. MeQUISTON, 
Lebanon, Laclede Co., Mo. 
MANUFACTURERS OF 
Portable and Stationary 
FRUIT FARM ata Great Berg* in. Fur descrip 
tlon and price write A. RATTLES, Girard, Pa. 
PROFESSOR 
T onrl T Aont Netting investors 8 per cent. 
Tjctlltt Principal and Interest guar¬ 
anteed. Guaranty based on capital of # 75 , 000 . Refer 
to any commercial agency. Send for circulars. 
Texas Loan Agency, Corsicana, Texas. 
And Steam Boilers of the best design, material and 
workmanship. Our smaller sizes especially adapted 
on James River, Vn„ in a Northern settle- 
illustrated circular free. 
J. F. MANCHA. Claremont, Va. 
pARMS 
x ment. 
? y0SPJM77 c 
We manufacture six sizes of Saw Mills, with capac¬ 
ity > f from Three to Fifty Thousand Feet per day 
with One Saw. Send for special circular of our No 
1 Plantation Saw Mill, whleb we sell for 
For Sale and Exchange. E 'tr~ Write 
for free REAL ESTATE JOURNAL. 
It. R. ClIAFFTN A to. ... irglnla 
CHEAP FARMS 
Near Market*. 
The State of Mluhiguu lias more than L500 mile* of 
railroads and 1.S00 miles of Lake transportation, 
schools and churches In every eonntv. public build- 
lugs all paid for. and no debt. Its soil and climate 
combine to produce large crops and It Is the best 
fruit Stale la the Sortbwesr. Several million acres 
of unoccupied and fertile lands are yet In the market 
at low prices. The State ban Issued a NEW PAM¬ 
PHLET containing « map and description* of the 
soil, crops and general resources of every count 1 / lu 
the State, which maybe had free of charge by writing 
to the Comm’rof Immigration. Detroit, Mich. 
Illustrated Catalogues of our Machinery 
sent Free. 
Made from Professor Horsford’s Acid 
Phosphate. 
Recommended by leading physicians. 
Makes lighter biscuit, cakes, etc., and 
is healthier than ordinary Raking Pow¬ 
der. 
in bottles. Sold ata reasonable price. 
The liorstord’s Almanac and Cook Hook 
sent free 
RuinfordChemlcal Works, Providence, R. I. 
H. Al. A NTIION Y Ag’t 100 and ltd Reade St..N. Y. 
John and Water Sts.. Cincinnati, O 
Farina for Sale. Catalogue 
free. Maps of Va. 20 cts. 
It. L. Staples dj-Ou. Richmond, Va 
,4 Ton #60. Beam Hot Included. 
240 tb. FARMER'S SCALE, #5. 
The "Little Lteioetivo.” U oz. to 'J5 lb. S3. 
aoo OTH EH SIZES. ReA»ff*t>RltE LIST FRKK. 
FOSSES, TOOLS, &c. 
BEST FORGR Ml PR FOR LISItT WORE, # 10 . 
40 lb. Anvlland Kit of Tool*. # 10 . 
Farmer* care lime a»<J money doing odd Job*. 
Blowers. Anvils. Vices * Other Articles 
AT LOWEST PRICES, WHOLESALE k RETAIL. 
/ GENUINE N 
YANKEE SOAP 
MANCHESTER, CONN., 
WILETAMsft BROTHERS 
CHKMIST 9 AND APOTHRCARIR 8 . 
Ny Co pr«,«ci cuuwluu, the r mil t>a open 
aach calc. Ip 
Five-acre small Fruit Farm and Greenhouse in a 
town of lO.CMJ Inhabitants. A rare bargain. Must 
sell ou account of sickness. Address 
The Bauer Greenhouse, 
Box 229. Creston, la. 
FEED MILLS. 
The cheapeet 
and beet mills 
In the world. 
Prices #4) and 
upward^ sub¬ 
ject to cash dis¬ 
count Send for 
ctreul a rs to 
A.W STEVENS 
A SON. 
Auburn. N. Y. 
Mention this 
paper. 
160000 ACRES&'E.SiK; 
Ozark Plateau, in Southern Central Missouri, Eight 
fjou rsfrom st. Louis, along the line of the St. Louis & 
San Francisco RR., comprising Wheat, Corn, Flax, 
Blue-grass, Tobacco, all kinds of Fruit, and Superior 
Grazing Lands. Climate, mild and healthful: and the 
people mostly from the East. THK OZARK PI. A TE A IT 
f,A.\ D CO. offers these Lands to settlers at sL5 to s>1 O 
per Acre, o* easy terms. Circular* giving details sent 
on application to LUCIA N HA \V I.KY. Hec'y, 
2a Erie St.. BUFFALO, h. Y 
(Copy of front Label, adoi>ted 1810.) 
For forty years the recognized standard for Shaving. 
LAther; rich, mild and lasting. No soap in the world so 
much counterfeited. Decisions of U.S. Courtssustain 
Ing our "Trade Mark" sent free on application. For a 
PERFECTLY PURE TOILET ! OAP 
use our Barbers' Bar Soap." sample mailed for Be, 
and a cake of Yankee Soap for 13c. Address, 
J.B. WILLIAM?* A: CO.. Cln-dunbury .Conn, 
DAIRY FARM FOR SALE. 
A small Dairy, Fruit and Vegetable Farm.adjoinii 
the city of Arkadelphla, Ark. Healthy location: go, 
business started. Reason for selling, am not odapte 
Address B. G. SWEET, Arkadelphla, Ark, 
Jfmplrments' and 5 ttachiwmj 
“THE cifeST IS THE CHEAPEST.” 
SAWCIIP yCC THRESHERS, 
MILLS, EL ll UI ll EL 0 Horse Powers, 
iForallsectlonsanil purposes.) Write for Fw® Pamphlet 
and Prices to The Aaltman <fc Taylor Co. . Mansfield, Ohio. 
,^toek and poultry. 
'PO NEWSPAPER CA N VASSEUS.-tOeer 
I to #2.00 Commission Paid oil 1.VM leading nev 
papers und Magazines. Send for catalogue, 
NATIONAL SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY, 
Brockton. Mass 
(Tree.*, Cecils and Plants 
MOST EXTENSIVE PURE BRED 
LIVE STOCK ESTABLISHMENT 
IN THE WORLD. 
SL A Imp. Chromo Cards, name In new script type. 
tFv/luc., 13 pks. #l.or 10 pks. for #land choice free of 
handsome gold ring, plain, chased, fanev stone set¬ 
ting or tortoise 2 blade knife. Snow .x Co, Meriden,Ct 
DOYLEST0WH HORSE POWEt 
GENTS I am Money who sell Dr. Ouse's Family 
PhyOleum. Price #2,110. Specimen pages free. 
Address a. W. Hamilton A Co., Ann Arbor, Mich. 
For 1354 is an Elegant Book of 150 Pages. 
rZ V :* Colored Plates of FLOWERS and 
Vegetables, and more than 1000 Illustra- 
BA ~ tlons of the choicest Flaws r*. Plants and 
VEGETABLES, and Dim loos for 
Gnawing, ll is hand- .meenough for the 
Center TaLU- or j liolidnj Present. 
r* with 10 cents, amt w .v, ,11 sciwl you a copy, 
- j,- iHv-it-ptiid. This t* not a quarterof its cost. 
uL) It is printed in 1«>'U Eiultsl; arid German. 
TjY. If you aflermmfcs order seeds deduct the 
K2P' 1 • ruts. VICKS 3EEG3 ARE THE BEST 
IMS IN THE WOULD. Tie Fl .< kaLGcidl will 
' '7 tell how to get and grow them. 
1 TICK’S Illustrated Monthly Magazine, 
kj Png, - *, a Colored Plate in every number 
anil many line Engraving*. pn, e # 1.25 a 
rear; Five Copies for v- Specimen num- 
H Bern m 
Address, 
FRFiFi 1 Secure a Splendid Present by sending Wj, for 
• S packs of Chroma Cards, new and Imported 
designs, or 50 Gw ide. K. H. Parpre, New Haven.CI. 
Wlih either regnlur iiiclTiu- orTeveI77,^idtran^ia* 
the Simplest and most efficient governor made. Tta 
Dujlrsiawn Junior Thresher aiul Cleaner 
has uo superior. Far Illustrated 1 "atalogue address 
sole manufacturer, DANIEL HI ISHIZER, 
Dorlrstowa. Bucks Co.. Pn» 
K. H. Pabdrk, New Haven.CI. 
i YOUR NAME 
Hk%; *1 Mixed h*-; *4 Gold Kdte, 15c.; 1* Bor. 
>W Geld Kdco, 10c.: K Arquanlasro C*rd>, 10c.; 45 
Horuoboo Chromo, Ke.; 1» Sl'.ppur Card*. IV,; IS P»- 
Gonu, DAiue bidden by bond bolding boqnet, 3de.; 
IS I'bcdigraph Cbftle, tend phol^nnb, rce will roturu 
It, a*f. Agent'e CKit&l, tv. Au ologant iTwnluai tot 
every oedeo emoentlnc *• #>• or sure, given fro*. We 
berc lb« lergou nnetv of e»y C-ied law In lb, Wcrid 
V. ' ’ Jt 
CLYDESDALE HORSES. PERCHKRON’-NORMAN 
HORSES, TROTTING BRED ROADSTERS 
HOLSTEIN AND DEVON CATTLE 
Our customers have the ndvnntai 
yeans experience In bree,llng and 
collection*, opportunity of comparing 
tote pricer, because of re tent of burin, 
of transportation ~ 
solicited. 
JPOWHIjZj BHOTHBH 8 , 
SPRING BORO, CRAWFORD OO., PA 
Mention Rurn I New-Yorker. 
SMITH’S SELF-ADJUSTING SWING 
p CATTLE STANCHIONS! 
Is the most practical, useful and best fastening In¬ 
vented. Adjusts itsklk when opened so the animal 
cannot turn It when backing out, and cocks rrSELF 
when closed. Medal awarded at New York State Fair 
Elmira, N. Y., 188L Send for Illustrated Circular. 
fe Of wir many 
importing laroe 
date mil breeds, 
- - - --and tote rates 
Catalogue free. Correspondence 
Dl RUV nKDnC Printer, m*d StAi.-ncrt, 
ULHIllV UnnUO tniayyaatity, *1 vary low 
rr-.,, ,ni itxrrt> f.-r pffee-llat, noii» frvv. Address 
HUB CARO C 0 „ 149 Milk St, BOSTON, Mass. 
TJ 1 ’ 1 a, 'V' 1 »«lld pUifl Hnc, »- vlr of 
18 K. Itolird Gold, carlccl 11 
--Velvet Casket, m-riaW 5 year*. 
1 -Hmd. 4D<-., 8 for *1.25. SO 
tnrd*, "Beauties,” all Gold. Sit. 
ver. Ice—e*. Lilies. Molliacs, Ac., aiii :,me ou, tOe., ll 
pucks *1.00 bill. »t>d tin Gold Klug t ree. 
U. 8 . CARD CO.. CKNT£KBKOOK. CONI? 
Grind your own Bone, 
Meal, Oy,ier flhelUA- Corn 
I ,n th,J HASH MILL F. 
f 5Nilsons Patent> 100 percent 
/ // more made in keening Poultry. 
11 Also Power Mill* and Farm 
Feed Mills, Circulars and Testimonials sent on 
application. WILSON B H OS.. Easton, Pr. 
JAMES VICK, 
Roe hearer, Ji. Y 
lYTi — Catalogue 
A - Free. 
A- K. SPALDING, 
.VixsYvoKTir, Iowa. 
SHEDS! 
Sheep and Lambs 
fo; « a 'e- including some verv choice Yearling Rams 
ana uam l.arnhH or K<>od pedigree. Prices verv mod 
erate tor quality of stock. Write for particulars, 
stating i)Qiubt*rwaoCo(L Wo have also for sale sev- 
eral tine Oxford Down*. Address, 
W. Atlee Burpee St Co., Philadelphia, Pa, 
THE BIGGEST THING OUT. n ^; t « ra F?« 5 . Book 
E. NASON A CO. ISOKuRon St, New York. 
YOUR NAME&carS 
k tX dv»Lrn* of <*-^d Fi oraJ, 
EEDSMAN 
Kfmtmbraitc** S*nSimrint. /f-iuJ 
Kiafol, wiill /ztw, Prtend- 
*4t ft. And f/olkJ if xt Ifle 
I,A. ---- ,UV * 
Late of the firm of HENRY A. DKLEK , 
WAREHOUSE, 1018 MARKET ST., 
PHILADELPHIA. PA. 
Smith'* Seed Catalogue for 1.8H, containing all the 
best leading variet'*** of fresh and reliable Flower. 
V eseluhle. ai'd Field ?4eed*. also Iniplemetit.s and 
(vurden Requisite*, ^ent ftee lo all anplu-ants. 
j.t«. wtthi. - — 
•IrtTknl Klna-. 50 c.. 1 & uk*. h Klnc.fi, - 
I a NEW -HOMTU 1 D > MP 
| / l*rd« (■«»* w»ufe*M with hand 
holttloE lo*#n with MuUtK* fittou 7 X. 
pk%. t>U )itng(or$l. 4 gY»u* •«!■- j' 
plr ok 101I full outfil, 2 Sr- Uv«r ttU 
CjiH* » 4 tlr<l tbW Kktuii. MmI »( «htttf*«le 
NORTUFURD tARll CU. Sorchlord, 
HOLSTEINS 
Twenty very flue heifers to calve tills Winter, just 
Imported and for sale at fair price*. 
CHAS. W, WOLCOTT. Readrllle, Mass. 
SOUTHDOWN SHEEP 
New 
York 
ASSIUS M. CLAY.breeder of pure SOUTH DOWN 
SHEEP. Whitk-Hall. Kentucky. 
,er, Five H<-u:mero. lllnd 
er, Thn-iul Cutter, Need 
UBafi f Ij le.i. Oil .Mill full outfit Wiui each.— 
■is-GiV /dll Guaranteed to bo pvrfteL Wur- 
H BS • Au run ted o y,„r* Don't par double 
—|tW for liiik'luiU'ino hotter, when 
* rw TSll canny these befuroyou |X»T leaf 
If 4 S R All Iktc improvements. Run* light 
A f]Sfjvfi tiA a itit little noise, llandr-om, u ;id 
“ durable. Cln-ular* «Its ban- 
... 77l Ct?; .?. . “Of tevllmi.nlnl* * trees. 
far.ti. i'A l.)E 4 lO, 47 Third Avc.. CbLogo.Ul. 
IMPERIAL EGG FOOD 
THE BEST. CHEAPEST and SIMPLEST. 
Sows all grain*. trrv*s ooeds. Ume, salt, .■uhes, fertili¬ 
zers and everything requiring broadcasting—any 
quantity per acre, bettor and faster than by any other 
method. Saves seed by sowing it perfectly even. 
8 <iws single w doable cast, all on either or both aides 
of wagon. Not affivtcl lo wind, us the seed Is not 
thrown up into the air. Perfectly simple. Readily 
attached to any wagon. Lasts a life-time. Can be 
used wherever a wagon can be dri ven. Team walkin g 
one mile sows four acres of wheat Crop one-fourth 
larger than wlusu drilled. Send stamp for circulars 
giving terms and testimonials. Mention this paper. 
C. W HOHR, Treasurer, 
RACINE SKEBER CO., He, Molnca, Iowa. 
Will be mailed CDCC ' 0 a " applicants and to 
customers of last ■ ilCC year without ordering it. 
It contains illustrations, prices, descriptions and 
directions for planting all Vegetable and Flower 
i*c<-ds. Plants, tc. Invaluable to all. 
D. M FERRY R C0. D ?,». 
We wilt send you a watch oracuaxn 
•I MAIL OR El PRESS. C.OD.,tobe 
examined before mylng any money 
and I f not satisfactory, returned at 
I our expense. Wo manufacture all 
our watches aud save you S) per 
cent. Catalogue of 430 styles free. 
Kvk*t W,ns \t . *, ,*tvu. Aepwa 
RTAHOARD AMERICAN WATCH CO., 
iimKUMH PA 
iSALXX CORDATAI, a native of Nebraska. Thick 
close growers for shelter belts, as durable as red 
cedar posts set ten years. Perfectly sound. A limited 
number of strong cuttings, one dollar per hundred. 
J, T. ALLAN, Secy. Neb, Hort, Soc.,OMAHA. Neb, 
PR 1YRRRR V PT.I\T«I New and old. medium and 
blLiit B r. Bit T » hdii I o [late variety for sale. Those 
wishing to raise Cranberries, will please send for cir¬ 
cular, relating to culture and planting soil, etc. F. 
Trowbridge. Milford. Ct-.or H. H, Olln. Jew-ett. Ct. 
B ronze turkey gobblers for. $ 4 , 
from Gobbler Weighing S3 pounds. Address, 
ELIAS S. REED, Landisville, N. J. 
CRAZY PATCHWORK 
i Uvcu, Cl. for a dollnr pvckii^oof th«lr beautlfu l idbfor patchwork. 
JAN § 
THE RURAL NfW-Y 0 R|<ER. 
