SEPT 22 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
Pi.siccUattcou.3 gulvertteUfl 
anti g#a*ltitt*ry 
Wm£tt& 0 , flaata 
A daughter of Bayard Taylor has been 
supporting herself as a governess in New York. 
Mrs. Taylor and this daughter did not foiget 
the dignity of poverty when $80,000 were 
raised for them. They declined the purse. 
The Pope on his name-day (August 19) gave 
100 beds with bedding to the poor of Rome; 
and sent at about the same time magnificent 
presents to the bride of his nephew, Count 
Uamillo Pecei. Leo XI il spends about a dollar 
a day on himself, but he gives royally when 
he must give. 
Andrew Caruegie, the Pittsburg iron man 
who drove an American four-in-hand through 
England and wrote a book about it, is said to 
have joined with a prominent English Radical 
in buying uiuo evening papers at a cost of 
$2,000,000, for the purpose of pushing radical¬ 
ism in England. 
The lunng passion strong in death was illus¬ 
trated m the late hunt-loving Count de Cham- 
bord. During his last illness ho had his 
couch wheeled out into a park and his guu 
steadied by an attendant that be might shoot 
a stag which was led up in range for the pur¬ 
pose. He left $15,000,000. 
Dennis Kearuey is hopelessly out with the 
workiugmeu of the East. He was known to 
have a long conference with the vice-president 
of the Central Pacific Road during Ins recent 
New York visit, and the labor union now 
claims to have photographs of receipts given 
by Kearney for money paid him by Califor¬ 
nia monopolists. 
The burial of the murdered traitor Carey in 
South Africa was a dismal scene. Poor Mrs. 
Carey and three children followed the body 
to the grave, the surgeon and a magistrate 
were there, and a few negroes looked on. No 
minister was there, although Carey was an 
excessively devout sou of the Church, and one 
of his grievances in Kilmainliam jail was his 
being debarred from his daily mass. How¬ 
ever, the surgeon, Dr. Eusor, offered a short 
prayer. 
Lowest prices ever known 
on Breech I.nniipn, 
It in ox, A Revolver*. 
and New Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses, 
Paeonles, Hedge Plants, etc. Abridged Catalogue 
mailed free. 
ri I Uliyorn 0 DADDV Mt - Hope Nurseries 
tLLnflNIltn a DflhnT, Rochester, N. Y. 
1 st greatly reduced pri - . 
'Send Mamp for our New 
lllue. Catalogue. 1883-84. 
Illui. Catalogue, 1883-84, 
POWF.LL &60N, 180 Mam Street,CINCINNATI,O. 
PROFESSOR 
Queen T S r E South 
PORTABLE 
FARM MILLS 
For Stock Feed or Heal for 
Family uae. 
3-0.000 XLT "CTSSL 
Write for Pamphlet. 
Simpson St Gault If’f 'g Co. 
Successors to Straub Mill Co. 
CINCINNATI, O. 
an Flour iTIill Outfit* 
U 14 U IIOUH I UU| Fail Trade a very 
BLOOMINGTON Ilf i*™*finest 
D<-UUm I no I U n, ILL. of every descrip¬ 
tion of Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Catalogue 
mad mailed on application 
BT0OO ACRES! 13 CREENHOUS- 
ESI 
APPLES. GRAPES, SMALL FRUITS. 
HCXlX NURSERY, 
iley. &c. Fall List Free. 
F. K. PHCENIS, Delay as, Wis. 
? yOSPHAT; c 
tor gVodcropPLANTy*'*" STRAWBERRIES 
next June. Send fur free circular. 
Address F.LSaGE & SON,Wethersfield,Ct. 
T HU AMERICAN FRUIT DRIER. 
i _ Cheap, 
HANSELL 
must profitJible Raspberry. 
Send for full account. 
SMALL FRUITS. 
embracing all varieties; also 
ft superior stock of fruit trees. 
Illustrated Catalogue free,tell¬ 
ing bow to get and grow them. 
J. T. Lovett, Little Silver N.J. 
Made from Professor Hereford's Add 
Phosphate. 
Recommended by leading ^hysiciant. 
Makes lighter biscuit, takes, etc,, and 
Is healthier than oiC.Inary Baking Pow¬ 
der. 
ill So'tl ai a reasonable price. 
The llorsfnrd Almanac and Cook Rook 
scut free. 
Rutnford Chpjolen' Works, Providence, R. I. 
H. >1. A NTimv • , Ag'f Hi) and 10SReade St. N. Y 
F t rated Catalogue 
valuable infor¬ 
mation free. 
AMERICAN >1 IG.Cn., 
Waynesboro. Pa. 
Address 
WTHE BOOMER STEAM -"WE 
VAPORATOR 
MILLIONS 
OF THEM 
For FLORISTS and 
AMATEURS. 
Dutch Bulbs, Japan 
Bums, French Bulbs, 
American Bulbs. Also 
Plants forGreenhouses 
aiul Window Gardens, 
■ FOR SORGHUM 
OOMER & BOS JHERT PRESS CO.i.X R ^ c Kl^, 2 N ,^,i:?,rb 
0 CIDER PRESSES, CRATERS, 
ELEVATORS, PUMPS, ETC. 
I N.Y.City Offlcr.21 OFultou Si 
Send for 
Circular. 
BEAUTIFUL/^ 
Catalogue 
FREE! Cm 
GRAPE VINES o for 25e. 
o tor .50c., 12 for !* t, by 
mailpostpaid. Order now 
for Fall planting. Siitis- 
(gducaiional 
J. M. THORBURN & CO., 
15 John St., New York, 
OFFER FREE. THEIR 
Annual Bulb Catalogue 
FOR THE AUTUMN OF 1883. 
HYACINTHS, 
TULIPS, 
LILIES, 
Lily of the Valley Pips, etc., 
For Florists, by tl\e Huiidi d 
or Thousand. 
It Digs Irish and 
Sweet Potatoes m 
Equally Well. ^ 
THE TECHNICAL COURSES 
It will save Its cost yearly to every farmer. We {ptarantee it will dig eno bushels per day. One man with a 
team can dig as fast as ilfteen ncr.una can pick up The potatoes are gathered without Irjlng cut or bruised, and 
cli-um r than Is usually done wlih ft hue. Every U gger Is sent on Sj days’ trial so Unit there is absolute!. no risk 
In buying. We want ftu agent In every County In United Sr arcs and Canada to exhimt our Digger till, fall ai the 
Stale and County Fairs. We will furnish clrculare/m*. and pay your newspaper advcTtlSAngbllla In your Coun¬ 
ty. Don l fall to mention tills paper, mid it'rileyuiek for illustrated cliruiars giving pnei-s. terms, Ac. 
Head THetse Fi'esh. TeatlmonialiS and Notice the Late Dates. 
Tttstn. N. Y , Aug 3>, hKt 
Jfiwt'trcA .V fg Co., Chi'agn, lit,—Tint -Sirs: The Monarch Lightning Potato Dlgyi rhsts been nvelved. Have 
tested it and am vkkv much plsvsbu with t r. I think it wl.l suit the people very well, at least tfi ** whahttve 
seen it like I [ very much. It t should Ohtir twenty-five Dlgg"rs, would the freight he cheaper la pro port ton than 
ou a single Digger? How many will a ear hold? Yours, Ac-, Frank: J. Bxaxks. 
Lovdex. Iowa, Aug. 13, i** 8 . 
J (onaTrh Suit. Co. —G nllcnen: The Monarch Lightning Potato Digger arrived In good order. I nave tned It 
and it work* lIp-top f Enclosed please llud P O. tnonoy-order for $31, Tor which send me two rmm trigger.sns 
soon as possible. In regard to advents nc yon might advertise In the “Conservative” and “ Advertiser" papers 
at Tipton, Scud me some circulars for advertising. Youre truly, H.D. Kemmann. Agv uL 
6 SOTBCTn.Uk Spencer Co.. Ind.. Aug. A Ik-3. 
Monarch Mfg. Co.—Dear Sirs: T Just write you a few lines to let you know a hat success 1 have had with the 
Monarch Lightning Potato Digger 1 received It to-day at : .:I0 o clock and thoroughly tested li In lie potato 
Held, and sold 3 Diggers In 8 hours. I will give the agency my whole time, and travclaruend the County with a 
wagon-lonU of Diggers. Please to have an advertisement put In I lie Rockport “Sentinel.” I want toted yon 
that the Digger ejxeedrd by far my anUcimtions. after giving It a hard test, the ground was yery hard and'dry 
and covered all over with grass, and the I'leg' r worked splendid. I would not rake fad for It and do without It. 
Ten inen can’t pick up the potatoes rastenough. I have sent money hy express, ships Digger- right away. 
Your* Respectfully. Gkokuk Hollis. 
Nsw Watkkfobd, Ohio. Aug. 2S. 1S33. 
Monarch Mfg. Co.. Chicago—Dear sirs: l got your Digger and have been digging some potatoes with It. ft 
digs well, although the ground Is grassy. Wo are going p> have a Fair In two weeks and it will be a good place 
to sell. Yours truly. Hibam Mktz. 
The Monarch Lightning Potato Digger has been In uS» for the past live years, and we have been reliably In¬ 
formed that so gn at I* the Pent in i f.>r this Important farm Inlpl ulcui that the factory Is taxed to Its utmost 
capacity .—From Indiana Farmer, Indianapolis, Ind.,Jutf li, isss. 
COMPETENT AGENTS WANTED AT Sl.OOO SALARY AND COMMISSION. 
You will lose all opportunities of selling Diggers this year. II yon don’t write quick for Illustrat 'd circulars, 
g’\lug prices, &c. You can com money seulng our Diggers. Address, 
MONARCH MANUFACTURING CO., 163 Randolph SL, Chicago, UL 
Asriculturc, 
Arelilteot ure 
Civil 1 •! i»“i neerl hjj, 
Electrical Enslneerlnt;, 
YI eeh a ii leu 1 Hn "in cor I lit;. 
Rntrnncc Kvuinltmiiou* begin hi <» a > 1 ., 
September IS. 1 SS 1 J. To regular students In Ag 
rleultur® ln-J ruetlnn l< free. For the I'NivunHlTY 
ltEotrtTKU, etmtalnlng full stfttemeut- regarding re 
qulremcnts for ad in Las Ion, course of study, degrees, 
honors, expenses, free •tehoLurshlps, etc., and for 
special Information applr to The PitKstoEsr op Con 
nell University, Ithaca, N. Y. 
;3ai$cella«?ow$ ^Vrtvcttiairip 
T 1 If p Tile World W.-iCeh Stationery 
B eM 5# I'nekage 1 = the fastest selling :.rtit.s in 
K BJt 3% r. tbs ui.i/t.vt_—Contains I •* -law.s note 
■ I'ap-r 4 w Eii vole c. |*«1 t. Pen Holdet, 
Fen, and a hands.eieco ,f .l.-w, v k. :ao i t ,. 05 
cents. Four down for $8-00. A svaleb guaranteed 
with every four doaeu you order. l'..r a.A C«nts 
In 0110 «r two cent pnatreostam wo will t,ond a ciitni<le:a 
sample nae'-agn, with elegant Gold 1 laird Sleeve Buttons 
Gold Pl»t»d studs, (ini,I flatod Cottar Button, Ham'srtna 
wntch Chain, Uotu f'-stod Ring An t elegant S.-irf Pin. 
Register inrqs aBroiunts. IS Page IHustrst©,l Catalogue of 
t.ons Solf-eoeking Kur,livers, t'elvscowis, Sp\ U.ssses. 
w ntehos, Acenrdvons, V,olios, Or- ai M 
gsnettes, At- free. Write jt ouee t.< Bk. I |1 | | jfl 
J'.'.’J'L* 1 -luring < o. TORS] I J 3 - 
I J NiissuiisiirH ten Vorkl ■ W I IVL 
ana ^owutu 
HOLSTEIN 
CATTLE. 
THKY COMBINE 
Milk, Cheese, Butter and Beef 
far more successfully than any 
other breed* 
THE 
2410.000 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALK. 
Karras remaining !>' lo 2,300 Acres. Timber tracts. 
3,000 10 fiO.OOO Acres. Grastng Lands, ;L30 to 
0.000 Acres Yineyards. 11 to Ml Acres. Mining 
properties.. Iron, Copper. Water powers. Variety of 
Soils, Crops, Cereals. Grapes. Cotton,Toluieco Fruits 
Vegetables. Climate mild, even and healthful. Water 
excellent and abundant. Prices front two to twenty- 
five dollars per acre, For full particulars 
Address Collin M. Hawkins & Co.. Raleigh N. C. 
Over 350 Pure Bred Animals. 
Every animal recorded in the Holstein 
Herd-Book of America. 
Send for CATALOGUE. Mention Rural 
New-Yorker. 
SMITHS A POWFLL, 
Syracnae, N.Y. 
“ THE GOLDEN BELT ” KANSAS DIVISION U P. R’WAY 
STOCK RAISING WOOL CROWING 
BuffaloLh’itss Pasture Summerttnd W'juter. Unsurpassed lor Climate, Grasses, Water 
CORN and WHEAT FRUIT 
170,000,000 bus. Coru. 35,000,000 Wheat. The Best in the Eastern Market. 
Uirnphlets and Maps tree B. MCALLASTER t.and Comrpis'r kgnsav C !+ v M- 
We wiv, send you « watch or a chain 
BY MAIL Oft EIPR;SS. 0.0 D.. to be 
examined be to repiv urg «• i y money 
and if not satisfactory, returned at 
lour expense. We manufacture all 
'our watches and save yen SO per 
cenL Catalogue of 35d stytes free. 
Evxxy Wakh W'cxrkvtko. Avoacss 
STAMOARB AMIRICAH WATCH CO., 
PITTSBURGH, PA. 
SOUTHDOWN SHEEP 
Send for 
Catalogue 
and 
Prices. 
ENGINE 
WORKSJ 
INDIANAPOLIS, IND., U. S. A. K 
k MjkRttrooTtmKRS or U 
1 STEAM ENGINES^ 
/ and BOILERS, m 
CABBY ENGINES ud BOILERS IN STOCKEw IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 
CHARLESTON, S. C. 
DISSOLVED BODE; ACID PHOSPHITE; 
PUHE GROUND PHOSPHITE ROOK. 
All of Best Grade and very Cheap, Free ou 
bool’d in any quantities. 
For Terms, Hand Books, Agricultural Prim¬ 
ers, &c.. address the Company. 
ASSTUS M. CLAY, breeder of pure SOUTH DOWN 
SHEEP, White-Hall. Kentucky. 
12^50© i> . W’sanflfc- 
for' 'ibvTToi 1 1rrnirut*vLi) 4 iip;s-*c 
I'TEK HOGS, Bend lor deueriptioirf" 
iof this fauions breed. Also Fnwl«,La 
IL: li. SILVEli, ( LEVKLASli, 0.10 
oundatLasS“S!l 
' rn.-vii our NEW C4St 
&CONTlNTSihat"illhelp>.,» tom,.reREADY CASH 
AT ONI E. tliauujiy other method lit the world. It 
never fails. World M’fg Co. 18! Na.-v>riu SL New York. 
572 A EKK, 412 a day at hotiu . asiiy made. Costtv 
“ Out^’ AtMre r t C A -,rrv* 
Hardy, growth strong, straw rtilT, beardless, y 
cent iiitrtglin'tlou. Hushel, Ho.oO; Peck ; 
Prrnfi For the Merchant, Market n 
dCCUa Gardener, Private Family. Ul 
iroductiva The Beat White Winter Wheat of ro¬ 
il). No charge for bags. Send for sample and circular. 
1NDRETH & SONS Phllad'vlphl*'. 
per aay at home. Samples worth $5 free 
Add roes Stinson A Co.. Portland, Me. 
