1 i' 
r-., *..Lj*MlSk'.L 1 a?V^ 
Also Manufacturers of 
Buckeye Fertilizer Drills, Buckeye 
Riding and Walking Cultivators, 
Buckeye Seeders, Buckeye Cider 
_ Mills and Hay R akes, _ 
SPRINCFIELTD, OHIO. 
• «\|| a r% m uxPC oaeh setof Grinding Plates to srrlnd 
WE uUAKAN I tt 0,000 to 8,000 Bushels of Grain. 
%lir nil A D A fcJTCC tnore work and better work with 
WE oUAKAN I tt ©<iUtt! power thuu can be done on 
any other mill. 
Uir nil ADA AJTrr the Ntronerst and best mill made, 
Wt uUAnAN I tt and the rlicii pest, when you con- 
aider quality of work, durability of plates, and other parts. 
0 0^tTSTv C 
0 UR"H EWpR E-C LEANER 
BIROSELLM’F’GC 
SOUTH BEND-INOI/ 
r*«t: 
srs 
HOLSTBIN-FRIESIAN 8 . 
STOP! THINK! INVESTIGATE! 
LAK JsSt-i I I>JK HTOC 1$ FABM lms 
The only Cow that has given afi.tRii lbs. 2 or. of miUc In a year. 
The only four-year-old that has given 23,602 IL>*. 10 oz.in a year. 
The only two-year-old tliai hue Riven IS, 4*4 lb*. 13 oz. In a year. 
The only herd of mature Cows that lias averaged 17,16a lbs. 
l oz. In a year. 
Thu only herd of two-year-olds that has averaged I2,ib51bs. 7 
oz. In a year. 
The only two-year old Holsteln-Frleslan that has made 21 
lli.t. li >>4 oz. of butter In a week. 
Thirty-one Cows lu this herd have averaged 20 lbs. 1 oz. or 
butter In a week. 
CtOT»LOt^J i3oe.m».W^^wifFLWilkX!'- Fourteen Cow* in this herd have averaged 22 lbs. I oz. of 
■ILK RECORD 2602] US. 20ZS.IN ONE VUR. , V?ffV5vAJ butler Lll a Week. 
Also a line stud of Clydesdale. Stallions, Mares and Fillies and choice standard-bred Hambletonlan Stallions. 
Send for Catalogue giving full records and pedigrees. In writing always mention Rural New-Yorker. 
SMITHS, POWELL A: LAMB, Syracuse. N. Y 
$U.sceUauEou.$ 
THE 
GremAmerican 
M 1 
Company 
Greatest offer. Now s your time 
to get orders for our celebrated 
Teas, Cuffed ami Baking 
HCijO] Powder, and secure a beautiful 
Gold Hand or Moss Rose China 
■■■■ Tea Set, Dinner S/'t, Gold Band 
loss Rose Toilet Set, Watch, Bra.'.-. Lamp, Castor, or 
Moss Rose Toilet Set, Watch, Bra!.-. Lamp, Cas 
Webster'a Dict ion ary. For part icular* address 
THE GKIAT AMERICAN TEA © 
P. O. Box2a9. 
M ERICA N TEA CO., 
31 and 33 Ytisey bt„ New York. 
ESTKUUSURO 1652. 
.JACKHON BROTHERS, 
HEW TOEE STATE EEAIH TILE AHD PIPE WOEES, 
MA IN OVFICK, 76 THIRD A VE., ALBANY, N. Y. 
UCKEYE 
-WROUGHT IRON 
. Punched Rail Fbucb 
Suitable for Privtta H*eiJooc"», Pirki. C«*rt Bhim, OomotorlM ®» PaVlW 
VtuumU—mad? fitk»pp PUlo nr Ora«n«ntal Alao, tot* o futures of tb* 
lEONTUaMlSK WIND EN01KKS, BUCKET* PORCJJ f GMPB. 
BUCKEYE l,AWN novv^ua. nc 
Icad/orllluitrmUd CeiiU^uee tad Prioei lo ^ 
_ MAST, FOOS Sc CO„ Springfie ld , Ohj ft 
CALIFORNIA FRUIT LANDST 
Yuba and Sutter Counties offer land tit low prices' 
Fine climate. No snow, lee or blizzards. Oranges, lent 
ons, raisins, peuelies, prunes, apricots and all other 
fruits. Good markets. For descriptive pamphlet 
address THE IMMIGRATION BUREAU, 
Marysville, f’al. 
A WOMAN’S REASON. 
She was always saying “ Because,” 
It came at the end of each clause, 
As a reason for all that she did — 
A bad habit she never could rid— 
One day a bee lit ou her dress. 
As she fled to the house In distress, 
I asked her the cause of her plight, 
The cause for alarm and affright; 
For a moment she did chance to pause, 
Theu came the old answer, " Bee-cause.” 
—Ooodall’s Sun. 
In this world a few pieces of wire and bits 
of tape make a Lotta bustle.— New Orleans 
Picayune. 
A wedding ceremony shouldn’t pass off too 
smoothly. For instance, there should be a 
bitch of some kind.— Puck. 
It is said Diogenes slept in a tub. We sup¬ 
pose somebody had to wring him up in the 
morning .—Boston Commercial Bulletin. 
There is no use for garden vegetables com¬ 
peting ti >r prizes at an agricultural fair—the 
cabbage w ill always bea head. — Washington 
Post, 
The most afflicted part of the house is the 
window. It is full of panes; aud who has not 
seen more than one window blind.— Ameri¬ 
can Inventor. 
Two little girls of seven and eight are play¬ 
ing together. “Aud your papa, what does he 
do?” asked one of them. “Whatever mamma 
says .”—Ottawa Journal. 
“ On which side of the street do you live, 
Mrs. Noouau,” asked the counsel. “On aither 
soide, sir,” said she. “ If yes go wan way its 
ou the right. If yes go the other it’s on the 
left.”— Washingtoyi Post. 
A paper asked; “Is there a wife in the city 
to-day who makes her husband's shirts?” The 
following answer was received by return of 
post: “I do, but he won’t wear ’em .”—Otago 
Witness. 
Big buttons still continue to be fashionable. 
A Texas lady missing two buttons on her 
dress, asked her boy if he had seen them. 
“Yes, ma, the cook’s got them. She uses 
them as lids to the saucepans .”—Toledo Blade. 
“Speaking about tbe artist who painted 
fruit so naturally that the birds came and 
pecked at it,” said the fat reporter, “I drew a 
hen that was so true to life, that after the sage 
threw it into the waste basket it laid there.”— 
Peabody Reporter. 
“What are you doing now, Thomas?” 
asked the minister, patronizingly. “1 am a 
writer for the press,” said the lad proudly. 
“Indeed, you are quite youug for that. 
What do you write?” “1 direct wrappers.”— 
Washington Critic. 
With one B Out.— We have received a 
prospectus of “Seven Gables,” which is the 
name of a girls’ school. It is an excellent 
school, but we don’t take much stock in the 
new spelling reform that leaves out one of all 
double letters .—Portland Transcript. 
Applicant: “ Is this the place to apply for 
a pension? I’m an old soldier, sir, and up to 
the present time I haven’t asked the govern¬ 
ment to give me a cent. Now I want assist¬ 
ance.” Pension agent: “You want a back 
pension?” Applicant: “Certainly; that’s 
where! was shot.”— Tid-Bits. 
ROUND, SOLE AND HORSE-SHOE TILE 
Over 13 Inches Iona, By canto or smallest quantity. 
Our now Improved machinery makes superior round 
and sole tile execIliiiK anything offered heretofore. 
First urejtilunrvrherever exhibited. Price Baton ap¬ 
plication. D llunaeh lues for sale. 
Buy the Best. 
THE 
EUREKA 
Awarded FIRST Pre- 
^51 nilunt wild Gold Med- 
i.r World’s Fair New 
r” < i-if=?l--^tOrleana,overl2 leading 
-L'U*VtjV wind Mills The EU- 
^SS SyAJltliKA, after a trial 
i -- iff lusting * ms*, was pro. 
pounced the beat over 
nil and to-day stands 
at the head of all MthlfM'or 
wnA-anUd F-Gmateaon ap 
7\ Little C,iRl 
A qr&en pear. 
iIJAhmm.— 
Combination . 
THE LATEST 
— AND — 
THE BEST. 
Sherman Pier and Ensilage Gutter. 
POINTS: 
EXAMINE 
Iron Frame, Steel Hearings, Positive Cut, No 
Springs, No Itubhitt Metal, New Feed 
Rollers ami Adjustment, 
Safety Fly Wheel. 
. SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND PRICES. 
HIGGANUM MANUFACTURING CORP., 
HICCANUM, CONN. 
Warehouse, . 38 So. Market Street, Boston, Mass 
IE HUDSON STEEL POTATO DICCER. 
^S^SOUP HTKKL ft lorn LIFT FROST SHANK. 
O "-^^JIOM.FII STRKI. "Mill 111 ItOAlUV ROD*. 
2 I.VMSR UAHS, KTKKL SHARK, 
—T Tr-— EXTRA HIGH BEAM AND 
~ ~. T '— ROCKER BOTTOM. 
IE BEST \f -T 
\Yv\A TESTIMONIALS. 9 
cord Yet. great 
ioer Sample. ’■ L ~*~". IMPROV’T. 
ii n /-* I UI/xDUC D I V/T R W Ffln. N. Y. 
i BELLE CITY 
.Feed! Ensilage 
? CUTTER. 
FllUttn Know IIimI feeding Kn- 
■ 11 UK p iorrenMui pruOtKa »nd we 
ink jnu 1(6 b.«ni) foeourllluiiirelvd 
fulnlottuu mihI IVlfO LUth before 
Jbuying ii cutter. All «!*««• 
TSIlo and KhmUk** IrviUie KUKK. 
^ Hello City Bfp. Co., Rtdne.Wis. 
The Syracuse Nurseries offer for the Pall of 1887, a large and unusually choice stock 
of Standard Apples, Standard, Half Standard and Dwarf Pears, Peach¬ 
es, Plums, Cherries, and Quinces. Also a full line of other Nursery Stock 
both Fruit and Ornamental, Shrubs and ltoses. With an experience of nearly 
half a century, soil especially adapted to the growth of trees, and growing only for the 
trade we can offer special inducements to Nurserymen and Dealers, aud solicit tlicir 
correspondence or a personal examination of our stock before making contracts for Fall. 
SMITHS, POWELL A LAMH. Syraouae, IN. Y. 
WATERPROOF HAY COVERS, ETC. 
Al*n coven. for AGKICULTirUAL IMPLEMENT**, WA(il . vn.l Waterproof Covers for all 
purpoMinou Farm, ate. Cheap. Durable,Serviceable. WATER FKUUJ .V^kKTINGby Uieiflecefrom lWy- 
per ituuare foot, all wlfftliK. Waterproof Duck for all purposes. Also NiiiNT FLAM IIKD CLOTH, 
a substitute for k1ok, sash ou Hot Beds anil Cold Frames, for 3, 6, and 9 r* yyaril, and ts 36 Inches wide, Send 
for circular*, Bam plea, etc., free. Mention thts paper. ^ 
l. H. W A TEK TROOPING KIUEIt CO. (MMITEO ^iOUTII STKKET, NEW YORK, 
^^ CIENTIFIlKilNDING MILL 
THE BENT MILL ON EARTH 
In Numerous Sizes, adapted for all kinds of Power. 
-FOR GRINDING- 
Ear Corn. Shelled Corn. Oats, and all Small Grain. 
ONONDAGA F. F. DAIRY SALT. 
THE AMERICAN DAIRY SALT CO., L’D, SOLE MANUFACTURERS', SYRACUSE, N. Y. 
Purest and best Salt In the market. Used by a majority of Dairymen lu (lie country, with entire satisfaction.” 
Cheaper and better than any foreign Salt. First Premiums taken wherever exhibited. Send for “gait M anuaJU 
giving certificates as to quality, premiums taken, &c. Address J • W. BAKKER, bee y* Syracuse, N. i. 
