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A. L. sARDV, 10 Burling Slip,N.Y 
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4885 
THE RURAL HEW-YORKER. 
STEAM ENGINESS BOILERS. 
Carry Engines and Boilers in Stock 
for immediate delivery. 
granulated, 64' mould “A,” fiVc: confectioners’ 
•‘A.'’ 64<*: standard ‘ A," 6c: otT A. 5%'^hlic\ white 
extra ’ r C,” s^-as^c- vellow extra “C, r ’ 5fi>5^c- C,” 
ye’low* 44<&M<e. 
The short price (drawback *2.82 per 100 ft, less 1 per 
cent, its— 
Cut lonf, *8.9fi crushed. 3.96: powdered. *3.53-33.83; 
granulated. *S7t. 
Tat.low. Prime city quoted at «4c. with $2 charge 
for packages: city at • 4<: 
Toiiacco Quiet. January «<:: February. SQalAtC: 
March, 5!</»5W April, 5W «.34o Mur, .3> 4 f«,r> 7-J6c; 
June, 5m(»5^c: July, rc^c; August, 
VEOffTABbse.—The tiuotatlons are for:—Potatoes— 
Rose. Maine, per double-beaded bhl., *2 Rose. «IK) 
«1.75bbi., for State: Curt>aut>, a’.37i«*i 50: Peerless, 
at g'.fil) V bbi, ilu double bended bbl* 25e. should 
be added totb- above quotations.! sweet potatoes 
at *3t»3.75 for Delaware and Virginia Cabbages- Per 
100. *na6. Onions—Chester white, per bbl, M-34. 0; do, 
red per bbl *2.503 .75 yellow, S2JO s3 per bbl- do. 
Eastern white. ?8.73>SH.25. Squash Marrow, Jersey, 
per bbl. 5oe do, Hubbard, per bbl, at75c'o,*l. Tur 
nips Russia oer bbl, 75e<tM*l. Celery, per dozen 
bunches, af i5c.fo$l. 
LIVB STOCK MABKBT8. 
New York. Saturday January 24.18*5. 
Beeves —Sales: Indiana steers 1,309 It. 104c-15 do* 
1,3-0 ft, 10c: oxen, 1,490 ft, 9c, SB ft: Michigan oxen, 
1,953 ft. *4 50 do. 1 593 ft, *4.30; do, 1,160ft, * 30; hull. 
1.940 ft. 44 c; do, 1,435 ft, 34 c- St. Louis steers, 1,800 
ft, *G 02c: do. 1,207 ft, *5,90- do, 1,257 ft. *5,9o' do, 1,093 
ft, *5 74; do. 1,206 ft, 16.65 do, 1,236 ft,* .60 do, 1,121 ft, 
*5.60: do, 1,145 ft, *5 55 do, I.U9I ft, *5 50 do. 1,110 ft, 
*5 35: do, 1,121 ft. *5 , 8614 : Chicago do, 1,221 ft. *5 70; 
oxen, 1.3:5 ft, *">; bul’8, 1,590 ft, 44 c: do, 1.990 ft, 4c: 
Ohio steors, 1,672 ft, *7 per 100 ft; do, 1,123 ft, J6-25- 
do, 1,3d ft, *6 20: do, 1,265 ft, t • 95- do, 1.159 ft *5.60; 
do, 1,445 ft, *5 55 do, 1,191 ft, *5 20; do, 1,193 ft. *4 95! 
bull, 1,590 ft, 4e do, 1.880 ft 5e mixed Western steers, 
1,495 ft. 12c 56. ft: do. 1,410 ft, 114c do. 1,175 ft, IIQc, 55 
ft: do, 1,165 ft, *630: do. 1,885 1b, *6 10- do. 1,239 ft, 
*6 10- do, 1,182 ft, *5 60: do, 1.123 ft, *525: Pennsylvania 
do, 1.384 ft, *6.30; do, 1,MM ft. *« 25; do, 1,500 ft. *6 80; 
do, 1,274 ft, *6: do, 1,284 ft, #5 60- do. 1,860 ft, *5 65: do, 
920 ft, *5: oxen, 1,270 ft, *4 80: bulls, 1,660 ft 44 c do, 
2,220 ft. 54c State oxen and rough steers. 1,374a 1,580 
ft. *5-545 00- Illinois steers, U51 ft, *r»30; do. 1,813 n, 
*6 02 do, 1,I!U ft, *5 1U; bull. 1,740 ft. 4,4e. Indiana 
steers, l,3u0 ft.*5. 4 5; do, 1,276 ft, *6 02; do, 1,246 ft, 
*5 7 : do. ’,295 ft, *5.0934- Chicago do. 1,307 ft. *5 65; 
Pennsylvania do, 1,3-15 ft. *6 10: do, 1.120 ft *5 .30 do, 
1,16 j ft. *5 50, less *1. p r head do, 1,490 ft, *4 95. Mtcb- 
gan oxen, 1.125 ft, *5: Pennsylvania steers, i.nv2 ft., 
9c, 55 ft; bulls, 1 , 22.5 ft, 4cj Chicago steers, 1,237, *5 90; 
do, 1,281 ft. *5.70; do, 1,203 ft, *5.10; do, 1,055 ft, 9!4c. 55 
ft- Jersey dry cows, 637 ft. 24*c. 
Calves Sal-s: Hrassers.iOo ft, 34 c- Veals, 156 ft, 
10c- do. HI ft , 84 c: do, 100 ft, J e- 00 , 33 ft, 7c; do, 119 
ft, «c- Fed Calves and Ur88‘er», 312 ft, 4c. 
Sushi* a'p i.AMiis Total receipts for six days 33.- 
3’1 head against 37,676 for ibe same time lust week. 
Sales—State lambs 19 1 b H-V: do. 8 i ft, 64 c: do, 71 lb, 
*620: State sheep, 1n6 Ih, *320- do, 94 ft. 5c: Wes¬ 
tern, do. *5 ft. *4 . 164 . do. % lb, ’c; State ewes, 101 
ft, 44e: State sheep, s2 lh, *4 60 Ohio do. 104 lb, 
5VJC- do *3 lb 4*4c do, 10 ft, *3 63 do, 33 ft, «4 5U; do, 
901b,*4*0; Pennstlvunla do ifew lainhs), 7M It-,f4 10 
State ‘beep, 96 Ih, 5c Pensylvanla do, 122 lb, 5T*c- 
Ohio lambs, hi lb. 7c: Western sheet-. 9-< lb, *t’0; 
Jer-ey do, 105 'b, 54e: do,ewes, HP In, 44c Ohio 
slice.', 84 lb, *4 064; do, Si lo, *4 30: Western. Intnos. 
67 lb. 5%c. 
Hogs Total receipts for the six days 36,338 bead 
against 37.7 9 bead tor the same time lust week. 
Common to Prime may be quoted, *4 75*5 20, 
CHALLENGE WIND MILL. 
Over luCuO In actual use. Victorious 
at all fairs. Pound in every 'tale 
and Territory of the U. S. "It Is a 
section wheel has been madp by us 
for ten years- In al that time not 
once bl wn down without tower 
breaking a record nooth-r mill can 
show. We leave It to the ubll---to 
„ , deb rmlne their merits. Mills sent on 
30 days’ trial. Best Peed Mills. Corn shelters,Src..&c. 
Catalogue free. CHALLENGE WIND MILL & FEED 
MILL Co., Batavia. III. 
8n°oPURES3- 
U U CAYUG5 UNO PLASTER 
C-.ntaitis Phosphalr «*t" Lime. Gives Plants 
i-irly start., improves quality, ittt-rsMt ytel.H. I.uw 
freigh' -1» nil [Hiitii - I 'tinurrst Vletiioi-nndiiui 
Hook sent I’i!I:K, • rr ,u 
( AYrtiA PLANTEK CO„UniotiSp-..ngs.N.Y. 
We will s<od you a wntehor achaln 
Bl Hill, on t Vl-llt-s. 1 LO. !>., to be 
ex-unini"! before p« v iugany money 
ano i t not sati-f actory. returned at 
ooysxpwi.se. We manufacture all 
our watches ond save you SO per 
cent. Catalogue of 250 styles free. 
Every watch Warranted. Address 
STANDARD AMERICAS WATCH GO., 
PITTSBURGH. FA. 
$9001 
er year and expen-cs. 
Outfit free. KAGLE BAKING Flirt DK 
CO , 7 S. W'ater t... Cleveland. Ohio. 
No peddling. 
NG POWDER 
SE8IIH, P. CARROLL, Wholesale Seed Merchant. 
Specialties: Kentu. fey Blue and Orchard Grass. 
77 AND 71 W. M \IN .STKKET LEXINGTON, KY. 
Bead the Rural's offer (on page 72) of a one 
dollar eyclopcrdia of universal knowledge (800 
pages, 1,200 illustrations to all of our present 
subscribers who will send us ONE NEW sub- 
scnber.and 82.15 —the fifteen cents for post¬ 
age The offer will last until March 15. 
BIULL 4 WHITMAN, 
Little Falls, New York, 
Inventors and Manufacturers of the latest Approv¬ 
ed Apparatus f r manufa, taring 
BIITTFR * Ml rHEF.HR 
most successfully and for obtaining the largest pro¬ 
fit. A iso General Agent* for 
OBNTBIFUOAL WTACRINrS 
for the separation of cream from milk. 
New developin' nta constantly coming out. Seed 
Corn for Grteii Kodder or Silo. Send for our Illus¬ 
trated Catalogue. 
State aud Western. l'2,o.3e: fowls, Philadelphia, 
prime, 12*1 (e; do. Jersey, 12c, do, -date -Mid \Ve8i- 
ern, ih«.l .c duck*. Philadelphia, per ll>, 160. do. Long 
Island, per lb, I.Viltic do, i3t»te and Western, per 
lb, ihalSc; Western, Inferior. 10 a,loo squabs, while, 
per doz , *3- do. dark, per doit. *2. 
Game Partridges, prime, per pair, 50 *73; grouse, 
per pulr, 85i*95c wild ducks Western mallard, per 
pair, 806*tOc- do, teal, Perpalr ShiA c quail at 75c 
SI per dozen: wild duck*, do canvas, Western, per 
pair, *1 7.3, do, redhead, Norfolk, per pair, 7io<**t, 
rabbits, per pair, l t»20e. 
COTTOX.-The quotations according to the 
can classification are as follows: 
New 
Orleans 
Upland* and Quit 
Ordinary. 8 13-16 9 1-16 
8trlct Ordinary. 94 94 
Good Ordinary. ill 1-16 10 5-16 
Strict Good Ordinary. 10 7 16 10 11-16 
Low Middling. 104 11 
Strict Low Middling. 10 13-16 il 316 
Middling.. II i-|6 II 5-16 
Good Middling. 114 114 
Strict Good Middling. 11 7-16 11 11 16 
Middling Fair. 11 13-16 12 1-16 
Fair. 1 > 7-16 12 11-16 
Amerl- 
Texas. 
9 1-16 
94 
10 5 16 
10 U-16 
11 
11 8-16 
11 5-16 
114 
11 11-16 
12 I 16 
12 11-16 
STAINED. 
Good Ordinary... 8 7-16 | Low Middling. .... 9 15-16 
Strict Good Ord.. 94 1 Middling.10 9-16 
Fresh fruits. Apples: Baldwin, per double¬ 
headed bbl. *2a2.25- Greenlugs #l.J3.ig,2; Grapes—Ca¬ 
tawba. KLtllc. per lb. 1 ruuberries Cape Cotl, choice, 
per crate. SITS *4 oh; do. tier bbl, *, 3 Wi 16 - Jersey, 
choice, tier crate. *4t»4.2>- Jersey- poor, per crate. 
*3.5o<a8.7''- Florida oranges at *3.234*3,50 tier box for 
best, and *2.2:»a2.5il fur poor. 
Dried Vat’ii-n. Th following are the quotations 
for Fancy evaporated apples, ,4 mSe: choice do. 64 
®7c- gooil do. 54®'C faney North nrollna gnu urlt-d 
appl. ■- slice. 1 . 5-4.54".: choice do.,3v-»-kv. Vlrvlnta, 
3(a34c- Tennessee co-rsp cut. 3 a34c: Kentucky 
a uarters, 34.a4c; peeled peaches, S(u,K 4 e, f or pest 
eorgtu and 74-t?Hc. for choice; -N.C. fancy 84 «9c: 
extra fancy,94-aUk" choice. 74 'E k c.- unpeel-'d halves, 
new, t4'-*ic. quart-r*. 54-'-6c: plums, 9<»94c. for 
Damsons- and • 14 . 4 l 2 e. for State huefeleberrb-s, 
14e: blackberries. “4e cherries, 134 » Me, for choice: 
evaporated ruspbcrrlos, 37i*274o- sun dried do, 25 
@254c. 
Peanuts—T he quotations are 44-»5c. for extra 
aud fancy hnn-1 picked ; farmers' grades at 34e. 
Hav and straw. Choice timothy bav. 90 t95c: 
good do, »V.iN3e. medium do, 73(-t-bo- shipping hay, 
ilk: clover mixed, 7da75c-clover. 35 ,65c. Long rye 
straw, 90e- short rye gtruw, 7-tf7.3c; oat straw. 15 
@50c. 
Hors.—The best Stale 1884s, were 15(AI6c-. 
Rick -Quotations: Carolina ancl Louisiana com¬ 
mon to fair at 44 a54i>- good to prime at 55* tHc: 
choice at 64@6**C: extra hcipl at. .'A*-Aic Ran¬ 
goon at 44 «5c. duty paid, and -‘9M*2&<t. lu bond; 
Patna at 5M@54u- Java at 5>*3i5^c. 
Seeds. Quotations: Clover X4c. for prime Western 
*4c. for choice, and Sc. for extra choice. Timo¬ 
thy Is quoted at *1 60-41.65. Linseed la nominal; 
quoted at *1 85. ’ 
Sugar.—T he quotations are: 
Cut loaf, 6J*e; Crushed, 6j^c: powdered, 64@64e 
Six rowed State, 80c- Corn—U ngraded mixed at 51 
6:524c No 3, 5 : 64 -a53e. steamer mixed, 5 U« 524c. In 
elevator 534-»5H6i delivered- to nirive in Januarv, 
534 c 11 float, and first hair Kcoruarv, 524 c afioa't: 
Steamer yellow, 524c. 'n elev tor high n ixed, "tc. 
afloat: -teamer wh te, 524c afloat: No. 2 mixed tor 
January. 32Rn»’3'*o- uo, for Februarv, ’OaSttHc- do, 
for March 5u 30'jc do. tor April, 4VtA" 5tts do, for 
May, 4 4-a4li2*c. Oats No 3 mixed. 8f«; No. 2, 36 
(8364*0. in elevator No. 1,370- No 3. While, 57c: No. 2, 
394 c No. l(X- mixed Western 36<*8J4c- white do, 
87f«40c: mixed State. 37-fDti'c: whit-- do, 'Jt'</40c; No 2 
mixed for January, 364'i87c do, for Fcbntarv, J'-’v.f- 
3644 c do. for Mar h. 86u@86fco do. for April, 869*@ 
37c do, for May. S0$iit,874o. 
Beavk. Quotation': Marrows. *1 95a>2: mediums 
at si 5<t; pea at *1 50: red kidney at t2.13®2,20; 
turtle soup at *2 10: white Kidney at *2 10. 
Peis—G t-eeti are quoted at 41.20 for new. Southern 
blackeyed. *3 60:48 75 per t wo-bushel bag. 
Provision*. Pom The following are the quota¬ 
tions *13,23 *13,90 for new nr3s: fumlly me'-, *13 25 
@14- clear back, *t5--*6, extr» prime, ft 1 Dressed 
Hogs sales at - c. for bacon to 6?*c for light aver¬ 
age*, nnd 64 c. for pl-/s C0 T Mka’ 8 Pickled bellies, 
14 lb, average, 64c for Philadelphia- small Hues 
have been obtained at 6*4c city ptefelpd shoulders 
quoted ut 5% x 4<: smoked shoulders at 64c: 
S lcklrd hams at 9 * 9440 ; smoked hams a< lOdtHc. 
iddi.ks Long and short clear, half and half, 
for January aui February deliveries, quoted at 
6224e tu - hie ago. Btck Extra India mess, «2d-o 
22; extra incss In bnrrols at $11 all 50 om-kecat *11.50 
for barrels; plate beef atr*li at2; family at *12.50 *13. 
Beef Hams-Q uoted at *20. Lard Western ate m 
for prompt dellvecU-s quoted ut t 03; January option 
sues olose-l Bt 7.u8@7 u>c February option sales at 
704 -708c Slareli option sales at 7 3-i,7 16e: April 
option sales at 7 2o--7 2Sc- 31 uy option sale9 at 
7bO-a7 82e- June op'lon sales at 7 36-./,7 8sc.- city 
steam Is steady at 6 9,3c. Refined Is quiet; Conti 
nent quoted at 7 40c and South American at 7 7oc. 
No. 1. city, *6.624. 
Butter —The quotations are: for t’reauiery, Elg’n, 
at 35c; do Western, best, at K9t@38<v do State 
Fall best, at 29 -29c: do prime at 259427c do, good 
at 22<B24e: do, fair at ’9,421c; do tVesiern, held at I s«t 
21c: State dalrv, hulf firkins, mti- uu-i pa’ls bt>.|, at 
27@82c do, p-line, at 25 1 26c: do, good at 23a21c -’O, 
fair at t6-i2ie, cto. Wclsn tub', best, 2i«' do. prime. 
25c- on. good. 23«.*24c: do. fair. I»(a20c: do firkins and 
tubs, best, a(. 24425c do. prime ut 22 So: do. good, 
at I9-»20i\ do fair, ul I7«t- 9e; do, llrhlus, be t, at 
22@23c: -JO prime, at 2 e do good, atisaiyc: do, fal'- 
at 15c-4i7e- Western Imitation creamery, choice, at 
24925c, do. prime, at 2le do, fair, ut '6c- Western 
dairy, choice at 19® 20c; do, orltm ut l?@18c: do, 
fair, at 18-tile. Uo, poor atlO-l3c:W 'tern factory, 
fresr, best at (9 J2<ic:do, fair, at '5@Kc W r i-st rn 
factory, fair, at I3"i4c do poor.at Hi-lie arease, 
6®7c- rolls at U@l*c. for best and I4dl6e. for prime. 
At the Mercantile Exchange the following tele 
grams were received: From Philadelphia. Quoted, 
extra creamery, at 34c; Western do, at 8ie: York 
and Bradford, at 27<*28o: dairy, at 23@24e receipts, 
900. Frum Chleaao.-Extra creamery at 34c.; extra 
dairy at ?7c. From Bost-iu—Extra northern cream¬ 
ery at 29-3H0c choice do, at 214*2004 Western extra 
do, 32431c; dairy selected ut 24(4,25c. 
Cheese, QnotatlOHs- seleetluiis I3(ai84e.: choice 
124®1264'Mjob lot- 134-1340: 1 l-Q-3l-'e : for line 
good lots, KHy-ilie fair lots, 94 jU4c: light skims 
at 8(310c' skims at. 3^7o- Ohio flats at tiq,c. 
for best 8a tic for fair to good- Pennsylvania 
skims 8-3j <v4c. for prim it 34 * 340 . for good, and lia.2c. 
for common 
At the Mercantile Exchange the following tele¬ 
grams were received: From Philadelphia-Murket 
firm; cheddars at 134c. receipts 450 boxes. From 
Chicago Market dull- cheddars, He. From Boston 
—Market quiet, extra at l24e. 
Egos. The quotation* arc. State, fresh. 33c: West¬ 
ern. 82.138c Southern, be-f,9Wtl24c; Limed. 19@2oc. 
for State, I4a!94e- for Cutmdtaa. 194 jj104c. for 
West rn: Imported, 1 ." u,i6e. 
At the New A’ork Mercantile Exchange the follow¬ 
ing telegram* were i-ouilved; FiOtn Philadelphia— 
—Mamet steady quoted ut 310t82c. receipts, 923, 
From Chlcago-Markct strougat 2-44c. From Buston 
Market steady at 2vc 
LiVEPoet.Tuy Chicken*, near by P tt- .9(al0c: Uo, 
Southern and W est ru, 9c, fowls. Jersey, ^tate and 
Pennsylvania, oer tb, lie- do Western, 0@iic roos¬ 
ters, old Caie turkeys, per lb , lisa’2c.: ducks. 
Jersey, New York ami Pcnti * pair, 8l)ca#l.: do, 
Western, per pair. 70>a85c; geese Jersey, New York 
and Pennsylvania, per pair. *l75i»2 do. Western, 
per pair *1.25(0,1.5U: pigeons, per pair, 23a.vue. 
Dressed PorLTRy.-Turkeys. Phlludelohtn, l.vaiflc: 
Jersey at '4^16c: state uud Wcstcui, 18(* < 0 -chick¬ 
ens, PbRadi'lptita, <tp'-lnR 1 selected. Isrge, l -16c. do. 
THE RECORDS SHOW IT. 
BETTER BUTTER, and more of It. than by any Other .Method or System in the World. 
Send for Circulars of the C'ooley System of Cream Gathering and Supplies for Butter Factories 
and Dairies. VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO.. Bellows Falls Vermont. 
HEE GRAIN AND GARDEN H> EDS. 
Grandest collection of Seed Grain In America. All 
the latest novelties. Several not before offered. 
Cheap as dirt. Catalogue free 
ROBERT BELL. JR . 
Box 39, HENSALL, ONT. 
THE NEW WHI TE GRAPE, 
FRANCIS B. HAYES. 
HON. MAR ? H A.LL P. WILDER, President Ameri¬ 
can Pomological Socle' y, sa.\ - the * Hav s " is the best 
white chibl <>f he Concert!, amt one of th esiree'est 
grape' he ever tested. It will, he 9 -ys. probably 
succeed almost every where The ‘Have*” is out of 
the same lot of seedlings as the '-Moure's Early.” 
Send for catalogue. 
JOHN B. MOORE dk SON, CONCORD, Mass. 
RICHMOND CITY MILL WORKS, 
RICHMOND, IND. | 
Manufacturers of 
Mill Stones and Flouring 
Mill Machinery. 
LITTLE’S PATENT SHEEP DIP. 
IMPORTANT TO SHEEP GROWERS. 
Send for 
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and 
Prices- 
ATLAS 
INDIANAPOLIS. IND., U. S. A. 
MAtruPACTL-RERS OF 
THE VICTORY FEED MILL, IMPROVED 
Tim 1 In three 
sizes wttb 
capacities 
from 9 to 10 bush 
^ els per hour, l hc 
only milk that b a 
. complete 
/T\ # 'U • e- ss In 
lii.. grinding 
I **-, 1 1 corn and 
HE ** - cob to- 
V gether and all 
T kinds of grain. 
7 For strength nnd 
5 durability it has 
1 no equal. War 
I rantc-l lu every 
\ respect. For clr- 
, oular address 
* Thos Roberts. 
Springfield, O. 
An Oily, Non-poisonous Fluid. 
WARRANTED SURE DEATH TO TICKS 
and all Insects infesting Sheep or other domestic 
animals. 
A Surk Cork for Sca b or other Skin Diseases. 
v THE GREAT ENGUSU REMEDY. 
Perfectly soU’ttt.K is 00 m watkr. ami harmless to 
man or anlmnl. It leaves the wool soft and silky, 
uud promotes a rapid growth. 
HAS THE LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD 
Awarded four medals and five certificates. 
Bkwark of WouruLKss Imitations. 
Buy direct of the manufacturers or their author¬ 
ized ageuts. 
For further particulars and price send for elrcu 
lurs to 
.WOKRIS, LITTLE & SON, 
Manufacturers, 
Doncaster, England} and 173 North 10th 
»t., Brooklyn, E. D., N >. P. O.BoxS.., 
SEND FOR FREE PAMPHLET ABOUT 
Fertilizers, and 
"EVr+ili **in cr fj’hornipalc 
Especially adapted for purposes 
requiring light power. Wrought 
Iron boilers—ie«ied, inspect¬ 
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the Oil cell; (.aer. Uuarauteed 
as represented. Ready to run 
as soon as received. 
3 House Power, . *250.00. 
| 5 •' 800.n0. 
7 “ ” 375 00. 
10 “ ** 5 (0.00, 
Write to PAIGE MF’G CO., 
43 Park Place, New York. 
1- ■ -.((niptnoii'ly Illus¬ 
trated honk 0 ! over 70 [-ages, 
tipta how to erow build of all 
MutlV, eiv- - himct 'irKjrlptlons 
, W ’ all WtMtTtlV SMALL 
SI FRUITS junt others^ repre- 
**enliliJC tho lurirOMt ntook in 
tif CutiedSUfFN. Tt conUIn« rail LnstnMHru^ ror planting, 
prim titunil ublulh 1 n Fruit TrctMuid PlttntN, and 
ta rcpi.U' with tnr..r u r m ntVAluahlo Co oil 3nxorc*(tfil iu fruit 
culture, exivcrial • lirifinnerMi Price, with yilatco, 10 
eciitt; without i>!ult*o, 5 cento. PHce-LUt* FREE* 
J. T. LOVETT, Little Silver, N. J 
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IF YOU HAVE YOU WILL NEED 
SEEDS 
And will want tile Best at the least 
money. Then my new Seed Catalogue will 
surprise you. No matter where you have 
been dealing it will save money. It is mailed 
Free to all* and you ought to 
have it before buying anywhere. 
WM. HENRY MAULE, 
l’ 9 & 131 South Front St., Philadelphia. 
jp O Pcrj' nn>i fjitifleu ,\Yin)(» (UR |)S 
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1 T If r.ll I leil RU'ine's Men, bound 
LI AIL 1 * VI ItVIli for Swift Couutrv, Minne¬ 
sota. Schools, Churches, good neighbors good and 
Cheap lauds. Land as go- d and as Cheap as on wild 
frontier, as good soe'ety and advantages as In New 
\ork or Ohio, Send tor circular. 
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STOVER 
T RIPLE GEABEn 
Is the best general purpose wire fence la use. 
It is a .1 route net-work wit hour barbs. 
Don't in are stock. It svm turn dogs, pigs, sheep, 
and poultry, us well as horses anil cattle. The 
best fenoa lor Farms. Gardens, Stock ranges, and 
Railroad'. Very neat, pretty styles tor Lawns, 
Parks,School lots, and Cemeteries. Covered with 
rust-proof paint, or made of galvanized wire, as 
preferred. It Will lost a life-date. It Is better 
thnn board* ar barbed wire lu every respect. 
iveur 1 svl Into raror. 
The Sedgwick Gate* made of wrought iron 
pipe aud steel wire, defy all competition lu light¬ 
ness. neatness, strength, and Curability. We 
make the best, cheapest, and easiest working 
all-iron ntiinn atlcur act;-opening gate, 
and the -jr-.,,.*t cheap ‘run fences uow 
inude. The B.tso folding poultry coup 18 a 
late aud usei’.l Imitation 1'i.e beat VVire 
Streicher, Cutliae Fib rs, and Post An« 
f :ers. \Ve uso utauufactuie Hu»ell’* excel* 
en: Wind Engine* for pumping, ami Geared 
Engines (or grinding, etc. Foriniuc, *a4 t»uUculan 
usk IlsrJnAre Dtaterp ut mi'iulonlnc piiK-r, 
SEDGWICK. BROS., Richmond, Ind. 
FEED MILL 
Has no equal. Warranted lo grind foster.do better work, 
and to bo more serviceable than any feed m 1 made, 
The inner grinding bur • nwikrs three"revolutt. n- whil 
the outer burr nnd team make one. which greatly in 
creases its grinding capacity over old style ungear 4 
mid. Send for illustrated descriptive circular x idre • 
STOVER MFG. GO., ILLINOIS. 
F I. O w 1 D A A N N |T A l, F D U 1S85. 
A J‘’Iipage Book, With New Map, 22in.x2. in , .50 ets. 
by mall, SO cts. No. *40 Nassau s>r., N. Y. 
THOS. C. DAY & CO., 
FINWUI AI. AGF'TS. 
Wc have Invested million* of dollars for Eastern 
corporation' and lu-Ividuab. upon Re il Estate In 
Indiana We can refer to those who have dealt with 
us fo 16years, without tbe lo»s of a dollar. We col¬ 
lect principal and interest wiihout expense to the 
lender 
Real Estutein Indiana cared for or sold, and any 
financial business attended to on reasonable terms. 
Write f r references and circular, addressing 
7*2 K. .Market 4t , I udltttini>ull». Indiana. 
UtttFTi, STOCKS. TREF-. Everything 
'* for Nurserymen, Fruit Growers and Amateurs. 
Star* NuRsKRit s, Louisiana, Mo. 51st year. SOOacres. 
CHPSHIRK FU4S. 
8 weeks old SI A a irio We have won more First 
Prizes on Cheshlres than any other breeder In East 
Pennsylvania. St OTT lihOs., 
Makddeltl, Bucks Co., Fa. 
