4885 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
444 
incubator 
l'.Afti<*Kt KkImik \ eliidt- made. Rides as easy 
«ii hone iht~,h »stwo. The *|>rinu« Icngilii-ii and 
shorten »cc«nllng to the weight they carry Equally 
well adapted u* rough couutrv road- und 
line (triT«-a or oiliee. .Manufacture d mi,I hold hr 
u.11 lending t urriagc Guilders and Dealer*. 
I.OCK 
Lawn Mower 
$125(31 75: Jersey per dozen hunches at #iai 75: culls, 
per dozen, 50®65c. Beets—Bermuda. E crate, $!®1 25. 
Cabbages—Florida, per bbl. 7»c*(##l MJ • Savannah, 
per bhl, crate (life?; Charleston, per bbl, Crate. * (3 
2: Norfolk and North Cnrnllna, per bbl. orate, i 25(3 
2 25. Cueumbcrs-Savannah. per crate, S' 2 '« 3- Flori¬ 
da, per box, *1111*2 t*J. O . ii Peas—Maryland, per 
bbl. #4445; York River, per half bbl. orate, #175(32: 
Norfolk, per half bbl, .«2'a>2 25. Onions-Bermuda, ¥ 
crate. #1 25(31.7); New Orleans, per bbl, (SiftS 50 ; 
Fgyptlnn, 1121ft, ease, #2 75(3, Srrlng tieans— North 
Carolina. Hat half bbl. #2 50; North Carolina, flat, 
bushel crate. #1 3U*175; Savannah and Charleston 
wax., crate, 75e.®#l25 : Savannah and Charleston 
round, 75c3#l: Savannah and (’harlcston flat, per 
crate, 50375, Rqtmsh — Charleston and Savannah, 
bushel crate, 50375c : Florida white, per crate, 50c. 
Tomatoes — Florida, prime, per busliel crate. #2 25 
32 50: ilo, Inferior, at (l .’iU'iil 75; Bermuda, per box, 
20c® 80c. 
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. 
New York, Juno 0, 1835. • 
Beeves.—T otal receipts for six days, 9,282 head, 
against 12,121 head for the corresponding time last 
week. Terre Haute “StitlerR," 1.275 ft, #5 38: do. 1.273 
ft, #5 30: do. 1,193 It. #5 80; do, 1,210 It, $5 TM#’ do, 1,309 
ft, #575; 1,238 ft, #5 75; do, 1,165 ft, #5 75: do, 1.166 ft, 
#5 70; Chicago steers, 1,170 ft. #5 30; St. Louis do, 
1,208 ft, #5 US: Kentucky "Stillr-rs," 1,215 ft, #5 88; do, 
1,205 ft, #5HO; do, ],2ll ft, #5(2): Pennsylvania still 
bulls, 1,233 ft, 4e; St. Louis do, 1.300 ft. 4c: do, 1.383 ft. 
4c: do, 1,352 ft, 86, l*: Peoria • StIUers.” 1,232 ft, #5 85: 
do, 1,811 ft. #5 90; do, 1,291, 1b. #595; do. 1,480 ft. #6 05; 
Chicago steers. 1.219 ft, #5 70; do, 1,305 ft, #5 70; do, 
1,213 ft, #5 70, less 65e,F head: do. 1,168 ft, #5 SO: do. 1,212 
lb, #3 60: do. 1,164 ft. #5 60:do. 1,132 ft, #5 50: 81 III bulls, 
1.437 ft.#4 50: do. 1.700 ft, #4 15: do. 1 425 ft, #t 40; do, 
1,730 ft, #125; do, 1,700 ft, #420. do. 1,515 ft, #1 12!*- 
Pennsylvania stable-fed steers,Q.tMO tb. #6 50; do, 1.540 
tb, #6 25; do, 1455 ft, #6 15; do, 1,316 lb, #6 15: do, 1,343 ft, 
#5 9.5; rin, 1,245 ft, #5 IBfttf: do, 1,295 ft. #5 35: do. 1,803 ft. 
$5 90; do, 1.270 ft. #5 74;do. 1,130 lb, #5 70: do, 1,170 ft, 
1585; do, 1,197 ft, #.5 60s do. 1,106 ft, #5 55; do, 1.093 1 b, 
#5 50; (lo, 1,048 lb, #5 40. 
Cai.vks. Receipts were 253 head. Sales: Veals, 
Usft.rtJtc: <10 162 tb, 544C- do. 166 ft, 6 ArC; do, 190 ft, 
5kjC: do, 125 ft.Utf: do, 158 ft,$J#o; do, 135 ft, #5 35; 
do, 149 ft, 51#c do, 102 lb. 4c. 
Sbbkp Attn Laurs -Total receipt* for six days 
23,528 head, against 28.380 head for the sumc time 
lust week. Kentucky lambs. 82 ft. clipped 
sheen, III lb 5c: do, Ohio do, 83 ft, 1-1*0: do -S3 ft, 
*4 70. OHIO Sheep, 87 ft. 47#C; do. 92 ft. #1 85. do, 38 ft, 
M*o; do. 83 ft, 14* C: do. 81 ft, #170; do 81 ft, l^c: 
Texas do, 73 ft, 4c- lambs, 50 ft:. T^e; Ohio sheep, 91 
ft, 5c; do, 81 Tb, 4S;c do, S3 ft. 14jc: ilo. 96 ft.. *4 85; 
Wooted yearling*. 71ft. sue: Virginia lambs, 60 ft, 
9V*c Kansas sheep. 86 ft. il*c- Own do. 83 it., *4 *u: 
do, 85 ft, 1C■ Jersey ewes mnshorn(, 120 ft. 55*c; 
Ohio sheep, 92 lb, # > III: do. 39 ft,*4 *11- do, 33 ft., #4 s(): 
do. ** ft, -t^ic: Virginia lambs, 37 ft, 6i#(.\ 
Hoos.—Total receipts for six days 29,761 head against 
26.986 head for the same lime last week The sharp 
advance In City Pressed yesterday caused a Arm 
feeling to-day, and Live Hogs are nominally #5 loos 
#5 60. 
Does better work, and gives better satisfaction 
than any in use. Went on trial to responsible farm¬ 
ers. Larse Carriers for handling Coal, Stone, Iron 
and Merchandise, a specialty. For circulars, address 
W.I.MCOTT.BriUKewater, Oneida Co., N.Y, 
THE G RANGER FAMILY FRUIT AND VEGETABLE 
fP- tT evaporators. 
ft =| S3 a0. S6.00. nndStO.OO 
— \ i Send ror Circular. Eastern 
Biua f U’Cg Co., 268 So. 5th St., Phi la 
PROPHETS SAY 
twill he nviuy next aiiinxner. Then 
* * nv JitrLiiy. Our cm'ular describes 
cm, ia«5 only CArrlertliftt horw returns to 
,-J load. and runs either war without 
chanpiru; an\(hingr. Hiv bargain to 
introduce It. Don't Target this. Kox 414. 
OBORN BROS., .Marion, O. 
HAY CARRIER. 
MALLORY TRACKLESS HAY ELEVATOR. 
Best in the market fur lllling a buru with hay. Bet¬ 
ter than any track carrier. Emily put up and taken 
down. Price only tlve dollar*, warranted to give 
satisfaction or money refunded. Best bay fork In 
the market $3.25. Write fur catalogue and terms to 
agents. HERBERT BAKER. 
93 Erie Si., Toledo, O. 
C DllU’Q Star Churns. Rapid Ice Cream Freezers, Im- 
orfllN 0 proved Tree Tubs, all made of CEDAR. 
0UIIDIIP Send for illustrated circular and prices. 
uNUnRu. Clement A Dunbar. Philadelphia, Pa. 
CURE f t°h\DEAF 
Peck's Patent Improved Artificial Ear Brums 
PERFECTLY RESTORE THE HEARING, 
and perform (he work i.f use Natural Drum. Always 
in position, bat invisible to other*. All Conversa¬ 
tion and even whispers heard distinctly. We refer to 
those using them. Send for descriptive circular with tes- 
tiraonials, free. Address. I*. III set CV, s.7:{ 1>road¬ 
way, Ji. Y., successor to Dr. Peck. Mention this paper. 
IHIDINGEE&CONARDCO’S 
• BEADTIFUL EVEK-BLOO.U1NG * 
Our Great Specinltv is growing and distributing 
ROSI its—we deliver strong Pot Plants, suitable for 
immediate bloom, safely by mail at all Peer Offices. 
-6 Splendid Viirietirs, »mr eh»irr, all labeled, for 
81; 12 for §2; 3ofor:85; !OOfor*12. Also 
OTHER VARIETIES 9-& If! FOR SI 
according to value. Send far our New G uide, 76 pp 
elegantly illus. and chi«Tse from over 300 finest sorts 
Address* THE DINGEE «fc CONARO.CO., 
Koee Growers, Heat Grove, Cheater Co™, Pa, 
SEND TEN CENTS IN POSTAGE STAMPS TO 
E. & O. WARD, 
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 
for Circular giving Important advice about ship¬ 
ping produce. Alsu containing recipe for pre- 
aervlng eggs. Established 1845. 
No.‘i79 Washington 8t„ New York City. 
827.00 Per Ton, F. O. R. 
AT Fall RIVER, MA88-, 
FOK 
CHURCH’S 
FISH & POTASH. 
ANALYSIS ; 
Ammonia.5.08 per cent. 
Phosphoric Acid, .... 5.82 
Potash.3458 
ChemiHt, C. A. GOE88MANN, 
MANTKACTL IIED BY 
JOSEPH CHURCH & CO., 
167 lbs. Bag. TIVERTON, U. 1. 
Address JOB HATHAWAY, Geu’l Agent, 
tiU3'|i Brook, Mils*. 
COM Pl.ETE FTP.K AND WATER PROOF 
D f \ CT I Kl #be Stcej< and Elat Roofs. 
r 111 V<# Cheap and Durable. 
Waterproof Building Paper. 
Send for Samples and Ca*U Price List. 
Empire Roofing Co., 
237 North 12th St.. Philadelphia, Pa. 
A PRIZE. Send six cents for postage, and receive 
free, a costly box of goods which wbt help vou to 
more money right away than anything else in this 
world. All, or either sex, succeed from first hour. 
The broad road to fortune opens before the workers, 
absolutely sure. Address True .* Co , Augusta, Me. 
UATPU Y °ucaa make a fortune 
■ ml Dll lu a short lime by using 
nnion m ft short lime by using 
the Cnxio iNCCTUToa Profitable at 
lauyseason PUIP1/0 DUof the 
year.PriceunIbRO OT fis. $17, 
#22. #33, tor 100, »». 300 aad 500 egg 
ire*. Any one cun raise err » i| 
few chicken*. Send 2 w I Cnm 
etanips for valuable new catalogue- 
F, H CRAIG, North Evanston, III- 
E xcelsior and 
cupper yr 
LAWN MOWERS /hand 
GUARANTEED THE 
BEST & CHEAPEST / 
IN THE 
MARKET. 
//MOWERS 
// IO TO 20 IN. 
/ HORSE 
UMOWERS 
25 TO 40 IN. 
OAKWOO I> PARK HERD. 
REGI8TKRKD .JERSEY CATTLE. 
Count CouBiassie, .542 a. J C. C., at head of 
herd. The record of bis dam, Daisy 4}ueeu. asa 
young cow. Is Hi lbs. butter fa'rweek His graudslre. 
H.hedive, Is stre of Princes** 2d (Whose official 
test is 46 lb« 18’-. oz-V and Oxford Kate (39 tbs. 12 
oz, butter in -even. days!. Young Stock for sale at 
reasonable prices, and good Family Com s at $UX) up¬ 
ward. Correspondence solicited. 
T. G. KNIGHT, 
Rockville Outre, ((ueen* Co., N. Y. 
A LADY, with several years' experience as a 
Writer and one year as cm Bditnr. wishes an engage¬ 
ment on some well-established paper, to take charge 
of a special department, read proof! etc. The 1 best 
of references a* to character and competency can be 
given. Address P. O. Box 3318, New York. 
GOO D FA If MS lu a mild, delightful climate #7H0 
to #2,wU. Good business vial’s-, no untimely frosts, no 
cyclones, uo floods.no malaria. K. I.AND18... 
Vineland. X. J. 
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THS RURAL NEW - YORKER. 
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fore rssj>eet.f}illy infonnmt that any correspondence 
with a view to obtaining dijff'erent terras will prove 
futile, 
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from date of first luseri ton. per agate line. 25 “ 
Yearly orders occupying 4 or more lines 
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Preferred positions.25 per cent, extra. 
Reading Notices, ending with “Ada.," per 
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France. . 3.04 (164i fr.) 
French Colonies.. 4.08 (291$ fr.l 
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Agents will be supplied with canvassing outfit on 
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at teoond-olass mail matter. 
ft 
Brans.—Q uotations are: Marrows, #1 80: mediums 
#1.55: pea, #1.50; red kidney, #2; white kidney. #1.80” 
Peas.—G reeu are quoted at #1 -10. 
Provisions.--Pork -The quotations areas follows: 
#1150 for Job lots of mess; #1150 for family mess; 
SIS 60Q15 [in for clour buck, (the latter for fanev). and 
#10 00 for extra prime. Dressed Hoos—Sales 
at fibSo. for bacon to TAfc. for light averages, and 
6c. for pigs. Cut Mrats- Pickled bellies 12 ft. aver¬ 
age ar 5Kc do, 11 lbs, average at 5t$rj, city pick led 
shoulders quoted at lt<o: smoked do, 5k,e: pickled 
hams, 9«9 h|c: smoked do, tOtywIlc. Middles—F or 
Chicago delivery, quotations are for short clear, 575c: 
short rib. 5 55c: long clear, 5 4'«: dry Halted shoulders, 
3 N5c, Hy kf.—Q uotations are Kxtra India mess. #22 
iA'U; extra mess lu barrels at #11 50412; packet. #12 50 
(Veil00 for barrels; family, #U»t4 50, Beep FIams— 
Trading Is (|ulct Quoted ut #l8<ift18 50 for old and 
#19 00 for new, lauu Sab-s of eonfcruct grade at. 
«.77kSc; choice at 6.800: June option Is nominally 
at 6.73®B.;«e: July option sales quoted dosing 
at (t,88ia() 89e; August option sales at «.92ffl«.9Sltc; 
September option sales ut 7.O2f<d7.05e: October op¬ 
tion Hales at 7.12i37.I5c; Novejuber closed at 7.09c. 
(37.12c. Cltv steam Is 5 points higher and In fair 
demand; quoted at 6 65c. No. I city at 6.25c. Re 
fined is wanted moderately: Coutltieut quoted at 
ic: South American, at i.dSc. 
Ucttbs.—Q uotations: New butter -Creamery- 
Eastern, I7^13e: Western, I4«5 b l«c: Elgin, isiaiBi^c: 
State dairy, half firkins, tubs, best at 18e. do. 
half flrklna. tubs, extra fine, lt®15c : do, hair 
firkins, tubs, good, at |8c ; do, Welsh tubs, prime, at 
15e; do. Welsh tubs, good, at lie ; do. tubs, poor, 
at. I3e; Western Imitation creamery, best, ut. 13,a 
lie: do, good, ut 12c ; Western dairy fine, at 180 ; 
do. fulr, ut 10tol2e: Western fnctory, best, atihail l«c: 
do, poor, li®7c. Old butter.—State dairy tubs, firsts, 
1UiSl2c: ao, do, seconds, at y«ioc. do, thirds, 7»3e. 
At the Mercantile Exchunge the following tcle- 
grumK were received: From Philadelphia.—Market 
firm. Quoted, extra creamery, 18c: Western 
(to, ut l8e‘ receipts, 1,100. From Boston—Market 
quiet: eastern creamery at 18c ; Western do. at 18. 
Chicago. — Market quiet; creamery at 15(«,l6c ; 
dairy ut 13&14C. 
Chekse.—Q uotations are for: New cheese—State 
factory, full cream, fancy, at HJ^c. good and fine, 
at 6u#6|qc: for fair to good, 4w*5i*c- night skims at 21* 
(*84*'-': creamery sklma, Penuaylvanla, good, at '.«•* 
le; do, Pennsylvania, poor, at l^c Ohio faetory flat, 
fine ut UdB'dc-. do, good at 4Si<ar>i#e; do, common at 
2»tc. 
At the Mereantlle Exchange the following tele¬ 
grams were received: From Phlladelphla-Market 
lower: quoted, Cheddars at. 7c; receipts, 850 boxes. 
From Chicago-Market. Inactive: Cheddars, old, at 
8S9r; do, new at 7c. From Chicago—Market dull; 
eheddars at 7@71<ic. 
Egos.—Q uoted, loss oft, State, fresh, at 15c: Cana¬ 
dian, ll}^3S15o; Western, 14V4'«tU${c, 
At the New York Mercantile Exchange the follow¬ 
ing telegrams were received: From Philadelphia— 
— Market firm. Quoted ut 111* dl.4Q,o.; receipts, 
1,500. From Boston—Market steady: quoted at 13® 
lie. From Chicago-Market quiet: quoted ut ll@l2c. 
Livit Pooltiiy The (|uotnrlon» are as follows - 
Spring chickens, per lb, UlkvaSSc: fowls, JerBey, 
State and Pennsylvania, per ft, at lie do. Western. 
Urn. roosters, ohl, at 7c: turkeys, per lb , ut 10(oil2c; 
ducks Jersey, New York and PenneyIvania per 
pair, UOc rt#i.25; do. Western, per pair, 90«?5C: geese. 
Western, per pair ;5 c«b*i.o 0. pigeons, per pulr. 50c. 
Dressed Popltrf.—F riusen at I«ai7c. for turkeys, 
i'resti killed Turkeys. 10u#l2c clilckcns, Phlladel 
phl»s spring, i>er pair, at 35c'*l-4o; fowls, Phila- 
deluhia, prime. 13aHo; do. Jersey, Hiaiic: State 
auil western. UQeafiti: squabs, n bite, per (loz , #800; 
do, dark, per doz, #2. 
Game—E nglish snipe, per dozen at #202 25; plover 
per dozen, ut #101 50. 
Cotton.—T he quotations according to the Ameri¬ 
can classification are as follows: 
New 
Orleans Texas. 
Uplands, and Gulf. 
Ordinary. s s-i6 86* 894 
Strict Orllnnry... 9 9 3-16 9 3-16 
Good Ordinary . 9 13-16 10 lo 
Strict Good Ordinary. lo S-16 10 % in% 
Low Middling. 10% 10 11-16 10 11-16 
Strict Low Middling. 10 11-16 107# 117# 
Middling. 10 13-16 11 11 
Good Middling. 11 It 3-16 11 8-16 
Strict Good Middling. II 3-16 ill# 11-5# 
Middling Fair... . ll 9-16 11 Af ll£j 
Fair. 12 3-16 126# 124# 
Stained. 
Good Ordinary.... 8 3-tu | Low Middling..,. 9 11-16 
Strict Good Ord,. 87# I Middling. 10 5-16 
Fuicsu Knurrs. -Apples: Baldwin, per double 
headed bbl. #1 0uS#5 on-. Russets ut #30003 50 per bbl. 
Han Bias eoeoumits at #1 M>0, and Baracoa at #26 00 . 
Strawberries. Norfolk,V quart,3#»Sc,for Maryliitul.h 
(pmrt, at 6<tse, Cherries—North Carolina black, 
cnolee, large, per lb, l,Sa# 2 uo- do. black, fair to good 
at 12015c, do, red and prime, h> 0 l 2 . 
I and prime, In 0 l 2 . 
DmiCP Fruits. -Kaucy evaporated apple#,'7W07#<c: 
choice do. 6fci'(#7t' prime do 6 <cHf#c fnney North 
narobua sliced ut tiiiQie, choice do., 3 ' 403 i#c;choice 
Vlrglnlu, 3 udlQc; cnolee Tennessee coarse eut, 8 c; 
Kentucky do, lu barrels, at 3Q(it34#c; fancy North 
Carollua peeled peaches, 1O01O>#C ; Cboleo (lo, 
Wic: choice tlporgla,.senile; un Dec led halves, i.l# 
07c, ll u pee 1 0(1 quaiters, 5l#a(l; SUile plums, 8091#; 
Southern Damsons, 8‘# i »7c: prime pitted cherries. 
Ilt# 012 c. evaporated rasphcrrlcs, 21024Sic; sun-dried 
do. 2'l0'48>#e: nUckberrlea, 9o. 
l*KAjtOT«x-Quoted at lilt, iM r KiJ. for best baud plek 
ed. und :pa 08 (^o, lor farmers' grades. 
hay and HTiisw.-For straw there Is a fair in¬ 
quiry, Choice Timothy hay quoted at #1150120. 
good do, #110; medium ilo, *1 (15c ; shipping hay, 
9.-H'0#l ; clover mixed 9600#100 , clover, 'OaS.ic • 
No. 1 rye straw. #10601 10; short rye, 8509oc; oat 
straw, t>507Uc 
Hops. —Thn quotations are as follows: New at 140 
15c, for ht.'st; 18018 for good to prime, amt Xu.I lo. 
for low grades; old ut ' 09 c, Pacific OOMt at 9013 c. 
Kick -Quotations- Carollua and Louisiana, com¬ 
mon to fair, ut itiQc. good to prime at SSSitUu; 
choice ut 6kq.6V. fum y head at sft),.6iC: Rangoon 
at 1004440; doty paid, and 2,hi *2 Vjc lu bond; t’atna at 
484060 ; Java at 5H05*i<c. 
Kkkijs.— For clover prices are held steadily on a 
small demand. Quotations are at 9c. for prime West¬ 
ern'9V#e. for choice, and 9* 4010 c. for extra choice; 
Timothy is quiet at # 1640170 . Unseeil Is nom¬ 
inal; quoted at $1.95. 
Sowar.—T he quotations are; 
Cut loaf. 7 v : ■- (•’■I, , 'i.c: powdered. ('.’,, k ;i s c: 
granulated, ('he, mould "A,” 6 li-ltc: eotlfeclloI^*''rfl , 
*'A." 64acu6 U Hie, sinndard ••A." 68#c. oft A. 5Vit«4*o, 
white 1 -xtra *'0,” 5*4«57 ho: yellow extra "O." 58#0 
344 c- "O." 5dJ.5 l 4ci yeilows, 49a0l*sc. 
Tallow.—P rime city quoted at vv* with #2 charge 
for packages. Sales In lots at 5»a«8 11 -1 6 a-. 
Tobacco.--Q uiet and uuchuugcd. The French Gov¬ 
ernment lodny awarded the contract for le.lkH) 
hogsheads of loaf tobacco to the same parties that 
secured the Italian contract. 
Wool —Flue Fleeces and 1 'mnblng Wools have 
been slow, In view of the light stocks offering. The 
bulk of purcba-ics thus fur ut primary centers has 
been for account of manufacturers. Foreign grades 
have been in better demand and firm, lu sympathy 
with foreign cables, particularly Utu*c from Liver¬ 
pool. Carpet Wools have had the preference. 
VKOKTAanm,— Quotations are for : - Potatoes- 
Rose, State, round hoops, prime, #150; Rose, per 
1 HH ft, #| 37#ji SO; Rose, state, fiat hoops and sucks, 
$1370(150 Burbank, Ntate, round hoops, #1 5U0| 62. 
do, 1K0 ft, $1 MV 0 I 62; do, ancks and fiat hoops #1 Hi 
jsJGjii; Slute, Inferior, per bbl, ilisi 0 #i 25 , 
l: n p#fcled Scotch, per sack, #1120150: Bcr 
niudarncw, > bbl, $405 : Florida, new, prime, p 
bbl. #3500 4 00; Suvannah, new, V bbl, #3 3004 IK); 
Charleston, new, prime. * bbl, #3 ,VM4 1 u ; New 
Wftrleaus. now, prime, V bbl, #3 3004 10: southern, 
new, seconds. V bbl, #2 3003 10 ; do, culls, per bbl. 
(l NXtfi. Aspuragu*-Oyster Bay, per dozen bunches, 
HERCULES WIND 
MACHINE. 
Most powerful, easiest eared for. self 
regulating. For pumping or driving ma¬ 
chinery. Catalogues mailed to all who 
ij Inclose stamp. No postals answered. Ad¬ 
'S dress 
-* HERCULES WIND ENGINE CO., 
s Worcester. Mass. 
CARNATION I*I N KS. 
Rooted Cimingsof this delightful plant, ulcely 
packed In moss and sent to any address bv mail, post¬ 
paid, on receipt of 4>Or. per dozen; SI. for two doz¬ 
en: SI ..10 tor three dozen, &o. Send tor nur retail 
descriptive price-list and choose your varieties. Par¬ 
ties desiring by the labor hum should send for our trade 
Hat, In both of which are short directions for plant 
Ing.&c. TUOS. F. SEAL, Unlouviilc. Chester Co ,Pa. 
MOWED CORN. 
For Sale. 25 Bush. sWftET CullN. Just therhlug 
for sowing. In lot* to suit purchaser, at 90 cents per 
Bushel. Sample on application. 
44. \V. COLE. Fairfield, Conn. 
FARM FOR SALE. 
Au extra choice W11EAT FARM of tilil Acres, situ¬ 
ated In the celebrated Red River Valley, North Da¬ 
kota. 2Mf miles from a thriving town ou Manitoba 
H. it., said town being also the county seat. This 
furm is one of the best lu the couuty; nas 75 Acres 
improved, and lb Acres Hay Meadow. There Is 11 >t a 
rod of waste land on theseetlon. Terms: N>S.Ut» per 
Acre—one-third cash: balance ou time, at s per cent. 
This Is a rare bargain. Reason for selling, serious 
ill health of owner. Address Al.LEN BREED, 
Cooper-Gown, North Dakota. 
UPLAND FARmT 
LITCHFIELD, CONN., 
AXD 
BANTAM FALLS, CONN. 
THOROUGHBRED H0LSTEINS FOR SALE. 
Auiumls of all ages and both sexes, a number of 
them direct descendant* of RIF VAN WINKLE, 85 — 
sire of the famous Cow Kcho Otic Hull, eighteen 
months old. by KKTHEKLAND PRINCE 714; another, 
Bcvcutecn months, by SIR HENRY OF A BOG IE 1160. 
N.C. BARNEY, Box 1-484*, New York Oily. 
IT to*cil our Rubber Printing Stamps. Sum- 
11 "■JO pies free. J. M. Mitten A Co . Cleveland, o. 
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION. 
18 8 5. 
P1IICE8 REDUCED! 
tI J IIl^\pELPHb\^ 
TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES. 
OVER 400,000 IN USE. 
‘TRICKLER’S REVERSIBLE 
1 uni icrii r»r/.un iiiiu r’l) luf iur (ih ini (. »(*« 
Weighing Irom 'J I to 411 pouiiiIn, 
THREE SIaES FDR HORSE POWER. 
Latvn Sweepers, Grass K(liters, etc. 
GRAHAM, EMLEN & PASSMORE 
latentees and Manufacturers, 
631 Market Street, Philadelphia, Peun’a. 
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Care for the Children 
Children feel the debility of the changing sea¬ 
sons, even more than adults, and they become 
cross, peevish and uncontrollable. The blood 
should be cleansed and the system invigorated 
by the use of flood’s Sarsaparilla. Give it a trial. 
" Last spring niy two children were vaeciuated. 
Soon after, they broke all out with running sores, 
so dreadrul I thought 1 should lose them. Hood's 
Sarsaparilla cured them completely; and they 
have been healthy ever since. I do feel that 
Rood's Sarsaparilla saved my children to me.” 
Mas. C. L. Thompson, West, Warren, Mass. 
Hood’s Sarsaparilla 
Sold hy all druggists. SI; six for $5. Made 
only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass. 
IOO Doses One Dollar 
Grateful—Comfortine:. 
LV-I WIND MILL, 
AL -n,ooo-| 
lias no equal for r—^ i 
simplicity, dura- ie375j&. j 
bilitv, aod power. ur. ~ WI “ 5 ^ 
Meltable 3—A Y —- - ^ T r 
Aorults Vth— 
wanted in all un- Ah _ 
assigned territory. »— J — 
Pumps. Tanks, and Wind Mill A 
Supplies of every description. // 
Farm and suburban Water 
Works a specialty. Illustrated g 
Catalogue and Price-Hat free. 
The Phelps & Bigelow W.M.Co. 
Kulnmuzoo, tltcll., and 1217* West 
9th Street. Kaimie* City, ilo. 
We have at last a perfect Mowing Machine Knife 
Grinder. Weighs but twenty pounds can be carried 
Into the field and attached to Mowing Machine 
Wheel. No former can afford to be without this tool. 
Send for Descriptive Circular. 
PRICE, 86.-10. 
It.11.A I. LEX CD., 1 SO Water St„ New York, 
Sole Managers for United States. 
Ii 144(4 AN I'M M’F’G CORPORATION, 
Iiigguuuiu, Ct», General Agents for Sew England-, 
EPPS’S 
DUTTON GRINDER. 
COCOA. 
PI | |V| Bro. Jonathan’s Jokes. 
I” I ^1 A) page?. Illustrated Sent, Post¬ 
paid, for Twelve cents. 
Excelsior'Publishing House. 29 31 Reekuian St., A r . Y. 
