AUG 46 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 1 
534 
PERSONALS. 
gUvettte'tnfl. $mpUmftttsi and £H»eHinmj. 
®«w, f taut*.Ac. 
A rare case is that of Andrew Carnegie of 
Pittsburgh, head of the largest iron manu¬ 
facturing concern in this country. After ac¬ 
cumulating a great fortune, he has returned 
to his native Scotland, and it is said will seek 
for election to Parliament. 
Montgomery Blair’s death leaves but few 
old Cabinet officers alive. Among these are 
Mr. A. H. H. Stuart, Secretary of the Navy 
under President Zachary Taylor: Jefferson 
Davis, Secretary of War under President 
Pierce; and Jeremiah S. Black, Attorney- 
General during the latter part of President 
Buchanan’s term. 
The Hou. Austin F. Pike, who was elected 
United States Senator for the State of New 
Hampshire last week , was a delegate to 
the Fremont convention in 185(5; President 
of the State Senate in 1858 and Speaker of the 
House in 1865-60. He is 64 years of age, and 
was a member of the Forty-third Congress. 
Parnell has sent a cable to America stating 
he will bo unable to visit America until after 
the coming general election in Great Britain 
and Ireland. 
During the grand bar banquet in London on 
Saturday night, among the guests at which 
was Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, the waiters 
in atteudauc were all private detectives, as 
it was said an attempt would be made to 
assassinate Coleridge on account of the severity 
he has displayed towards Irish “ patriot” cri¬ 
minals. He has been strongly advised not to 
make his proposed visit to this country on 
account of danger of assassination by the 
“Physical Force Party.” 
Ex-senator Dorsey, of Star Route notoriety, 
owns 208 quarter sections of 160 acres each, in 
all 34,000 acres of grazing laud near Springer, 
New Mexico. Every quarter seetiou carries 
with it a water privilege, great or small, 
which is often all the real value of the land. 
His land is not all in one compact mass, for 
other owners cut him off here aud there; but 
in general his range is between 50 aud 00 miles 
wide, and 70 and 80 miles loug. He has con¬ 
solidated his interests with those of J. W. 
Busier and others under the name of Palo 
Blanco Cattle Company, which now owns 
about 50,000 cattle, aud will ship this Fall 
10,000 beeves worth -$45 each, a total value of 
$450,000. In spite of Star-Route “ persecu. 
tion,” Dorsey isn't a beggar yet. 
and f oulttfl. 
SOUTHDOWN SHEEP. 
C ASSIUS M. CLAY, breeder of pure SOUTH DOWN 
SHEEP, White-Hall. Kentucky. 
MOST EXTENSIVE PUKE BRED 
LIVE STOCK ESTABLISHMENT 
IN THE WORLD. 
CLYDESDALE HORSES, PKKCHKHON NORMAN 
HORSES, TROTTING HKKD ROADSTERS 
HOLSTEIN AND DEVON CATTLE. 
Our customer* have the advantage of our many 
yeam experience In breeding and Importing larae 
mtlleetloiis, opportunity of eompariny dilferent breeds, 
low pries*, because <>r extent of business and low rates 
of transportation. Catalogue free. Correspondence 
toilettes. 
fOWWIiL BROTHBK8, 
SPRINGBOHO, CRAWFORD CO., PA. 
Mention Rural New-Yorker. 
_ Lbs. W’KHi 
[ OrTwdTJmoTMPTCoVKD CIIKS 
TER Hogs. Send tor doecrtptloi 
of this famous breed, Also Fowls,: 
It. SILT Hit, it.EVEl.ASO, <>, 
GOTSWOLDS AND SOUTHDOWN 
Sheep and Lambs 
For Sale, Including some very choice Year I lug Hams 
ami Ram Lambs of good pedurreev Prices very mod¬ 
erate for quality of stock. Write for particulars, 
stating uumber wanted. Wo have also for sale sev¬ 
eral fine Oxford Downs. Address, 
W . A flee llurpee Sc C'o.« Philadelphia, Pa. 
FARM FOR SALE 
IN ONONDAGA COUNTY, N. Y. 
A very fine Farm of uxj acres, with a tine House, 
two good Grain Barns and House Barn, and a very 
Hue Orchard. Apply to 
FRANK A. D. BROWN, 
Elbridgc, Onondaga, Co., N, Y. 
3 
PROFESSOR 
IAKING A 
POWDER 
Made from Professor Horsford’s Add 
Phosphate. 
Recommended by leading physicians. 
Makes lighter biscuit, cakes, etc., sad 
Is healthier than ordinary Baking Pow¬ 
der. 
InIBottloM, Sold a t n reasonable price." 
The Ilorstord Almanac and Cook Book 
sent Ire<*. 
Rumford Chemical Works, Providence, R. I 
H. M. ANTHONY, Ag’t 100 and 102 Readt St, N. Y. 
UNS 
OF EVERY KIND CHEAPER THAN EVER. 
Rifles, Shot Guns, Revolvers, Ammunition, 
Pishing Tackle, Seines, Nets, Knives, 
Razors, Skates, Hammocks, elc. 
Xarge Illustrated Catalogue FREE. 
Addz'OHt* 
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS, 
PITTSBURGH, PA. 
PAYNE’S FARM ENGINES 
Our 10-IIorse Spark Arresting Threshing 
Engine has cut 10,000 feet Pine Lumber In 10 hours. 
Will burn wood K feet long, coal, straw and corn 
stalks. Send for Price List and Catalogue "A.” 
B. W. PAYNE & SONS, 
Pox 841. Corning, N. Y. 
TRIUMPH ENGINE. 
CHEAPEST. BEST AND 
HOST DURABLE. 
It Is especially adapted to the 
requirements of -nn&ll grainele 
valors. portable saw and grist 
mills, butcher shops, cheese fac 
torle-*. elder milU, and the run 
nlngof light machinery gener¬ 
ally. 
Full power guaranteed, and ev¬ 
ery boiler Insured Tor 1 year 
payable to the purchaser. 
Can be operated by any ordi¬ 
nary person; Every engine com¬ 
plete. ready to run as soon as 
received, and warranted as 
represented. 
3H orse Power, 8250 I ? Horse Power, 8375 
5 “ ** 300 110 " " -500 
Illustrated catalogue sent free on application. 
FAZGE »IT’G CO., 
202. 204, 206 Jackson St.. 
PAINESVILLE, OHIO. 
Queen the South 
* PORTABLE 
FARM MILLS 
For Stock Feed or Heal for 
Family use. 
10,000 T38T T7SE. 
\t rite for Pamphlet. 
Simpson & Gaslt M’fg Co. 
Successor! to Stbacb Mill Oo. 
CINCINNATI. 0. 
Complete A Cheap Flour -Mill Outfits 
TSTew Departuire in Grain Drills. 
The only drill in the market Upon which the operator can ride and see hi- work, and at the same time 
control the machine. No Gk.vh Wheels. K>:ki> is flackp musiriv ox Tire Axle, a POSITIVE FORCE 
FEED FERTILIZER. The only one In the market that will sow any and all kinds of fertilizing material aud 
not clog. For circulars and prices address the Manufactures. 
HART, HITCHCOCK & Co., Peoria, Ill. 
Tbe Union Grain Drill, 
WITH OR WITHOUT 
FORCE FEED FERTILIZER. 
IT IS THE ONLY COMPLETE PULVERIZER, 
CLOD CRUSHER & LEVELER IN THE WORL 
ACME 
ALL AGREE 
THAT 
.‘The judicious asa a fas in-" 
•pleaaat lii» th* *A:ae' " 
•Tulwlsia* Harrow, Clod " 
/Crush** asdL?Telar, in the " 
/preparation cf the Soil, h*-” 
‘tore towingWlatergrain.will Incrrase*' 
, the yield from 5 to 10 Dollars par Aorc. 
PULVERIZING HARROW, 
CLOD CRUSHER 
AND LEVELER. 
Agents Wanted 
in 
Unoccupied Territory 
FAIR PLAY. 
™ if, y i° Ur dea, , er do9s kee P fche '• ACME ” for sale, don’t let him palm off an inferior to, 
oR/()\ TrTw US iV° J m ftt .thing better, but SATISFY ^OURSELF bv onleric 
We mu send it on trial, and if it does not suit, you may send it back “ 
on y youi- own"farm Sht charSes ' W ® ‘^ k Cor m oney or Note until after you have tri^l 
SEND FOR PAMPHLET CONTAINING HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS FROM 
DIFFERENT STATES AND TERRITORIES. 
NASH & BROTHER, 
BRANCH OFFICE: MANUFACTORY AND PRINCIPAL OFFICE : 
Harrisburg:, Pa. Millington, New Jersey 
NAMETHI P SpipER eQtitled “ TILLAGE 18 MANURE” will also be sent to parties wh 
Now is tha Tim9 to Plant 
Grown STRAWBERRIES 
to secure a good crop next season. Our plants are in 
the finest condition, catalogue containing full 
cultural directions mailed FREE. Address— 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, “oc&er X N r Y erles ' 
FULTZO-CL AffSON WHEAT 
Per bushel.$4.00 
5 bushels or more, per bushel. 3. (Hi 
By mall, 30c. per n>. 
Address HUGH L, WY80R, 
Newberu, Va. 
150,000 L.E CONTE PEAKS. 
Also, Kieffer Pear, Peen To and Honey Peaches, and 
the largest stock of other Fruit Trees and Fruit 
Plants In the South, at wholesale and retail. Cata- 
kigaes free. Address, HUNTSVILLE NUR¬ 
SERIES. HUNTSVILLE, ALA. 
FRESH BASS BARK 
For Budding, In quantities to salt Purchasers, at 12 
cents per pound. 
COLEMAN. ANTHONY & CO., Gkxeva, N. Y. 
B loomington by F. K. PHCF. 5 LX, 
NURSERY CO. n ^«r 1 ^ 
BLOOMINGTON, ILL 
non of Fruit and ornamental Trees. Catalogue 
and mailed on application 
1^600 acres: i3 creenhouses: 
POT; 
*'^UiiUWN" STRAWBERRY PLANTS 
JI a no hosier, James Vick, Old 
Iron ( lad. Ikaniel Hoonc, Jersey 
Queen, Warren, Big Bob, Nigh’s Su¬ 
perb, and all leading varieties both new and old: 
grown with lhe assistance of irrigation, hence of su¬ 
perior quality. Pamphlet telling what, and how to 
plant/t ee. J, T. LOVETT, Little Silver. N.J. 
ALL THE GOOD OLD SORTS: 
MRS. GARFIELD. 
THE NEW STRAWBERRY FOR 1SS3. 
.1 perfect jlareeriny needling of the Crescent, which 
it equals in health, vigor, pmd nut i mu'*#, bright color 
and early ripening, and fur surpasses In size, form, 
.rtrtrtmvQi and high flavor. It is The Coming Karlv 
.Market Berry. And its high flavor wlU cause It to 
be planted in every family fruit garden, send for 
free Catalogue with opinions of leading experts. Also 
price list of all the best new aud old varieties for 
Summer and Fall planting. 
HALE BROTHERS, south Glastonbury, Conn. 
w MOULSON, Rochester. N. Y., wants retail Sales- 
lO.men on first-class Nursery Stock and Pure Soap. 
PHIENiX NURSERY, SSSSEgHtit 
Valley. &c. 
Full List Free. 
F. K. PHCENIX. Delay as, Wis. 
#HsceUanmt$ Advertising. 
Sold by all Druggists. Price $1; six bottles 
for $5. 
AYER’S 
Hair Vigor 
restores with the gloss and freshness of youth, faded 
or gray hair to a natural, rich brown color, or deep 
black, as may be desired. By Its use light or red hair 
may be darkened, thin hair thickened, and baldness 
often, though not always, cured. 
It checks falling of the hair, aud stimulates a weak 
and sickly growth to vigor. It prevents aud cures 
scurf and dandruff, and heals nearly every disease 
peculiar to the scalp. As a Ladles' Hair Dressing, the 
^ zqor Is unequalled ; It contains neither oil nor dye 
renders the hair soft, gtussT. and silken in appear¬ 
ance, and Imparts a delicate, agreeable, and lasting 
perfume. 
, oiwv .au.uj .t4*-44 V UIUIUCBLCU i-iilLIUg OUl, aUQ 
In a short time I became* nearly ball. I used part of 
a bottle of A Tim's Hair Vigor, which stopped the fall- 
Ji&lr and started.* new gsow th l have now 
a full head of hair growing vigorously, and am eon- 
vlnced that but for the use of your preparation l 
should have been entirely bald.” 
Mrs. O. A. Prkscott. writing from IS Kim Street. 
Charlesio icia, .Vans., Ain't! it, 18S2, suss : “Two years 
ago, about t wo-thirds of my hair came olt. It thinned 
very rapidly, and I was fast growing hatd. On using 
Ayek'r Hair VI 90 R the falling stopped, and a new 
growth commenced, and In atsiut a month nvy head 
was completely covered with short hair. It has oou 
tlnued to grow, and is now as gootl as before It fell. 
I regularly used one bottle of the Vigor, but now use 
It occasionally as a dressing." 
We have hundreds of similar testimonials of the 
efficacy of Avan's Hair Vioon. It needs but a trial 
to convince the most skeptical of its value. 
PREPARED BY 
PR. J.C. AYER & CO.,Lowell,Mass. 
Sold by all Druggists. 
Sym ptoms Indicate disease, 
a continuance, days of suf 
ferlng, — perchance Death! 
Symptoms are. Impure 
blood, co-T.lveueas. irregular 
' bna «?*or to stands and urine, hot. 
ami cold sensations, yellow skin, -sw lYSK'S Ptl ,i,S" 
roruoving uli iMrrupt matter, reguhit- 
oW i,u: th ” « cents, flu stamps), 
box of ptlU;5 Ikixi's, *l.ui, at Druggists or bv mail! 
Address, DR. bWAYNK .kSON, PlTladelphia, Pa. 
$65 
iV ‘V board for 3 live Young 
M o u /r’i’o 1 '. l ' ounr >'- Address 
P. \\, ZEIGI.KR & CO., Philadelphia, 
ouutvoo Kmnnvi tV '.U., rurUUDU, . 
