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Wife 
GremAmeriwn 
Company 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
KmsiS 
ENCOURAGING. 
Mr. Fillup Scribbler: Ah, yes, Madam, I do much writing; but then, you know, I have a very low estimate of my own work. 
Mi-s. Fayreeder: Of course, you ought to have. 
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Our latest Importation has arrived from France, and we will be fflad to see our 
friends and acquaintances aud those with whom we have been In correspondence. 
In fact any and all who arc tn search of tlret-olass PEFtCHEKONS and FRENCH 
COAC1IERS, to look them over. We have an exceptionally flue lot, and our stud 
is so large that all may be pleased. We offer tin- largest number and greatest 
variety to select from. All our Imported slock is selected by MR KAKNLTM him- 
telf personally In France, anti he accepts nothing but the best Horses of the most 
approved breeding. 
Otir Home-bred Stock Is all tbe progeny of selected sires and flams of the best 
form and most desirable breeding. We guarantee our stock oc 11 on easy terms 
and at low prices. 
We will be glad to answer all correspondence promptly; but wo would 
strongly ail vise person* contemplating the purchase of a horse or mare, Pereherou 
or French Coach, to get on the train and oolite and sec us. 
Catalogues Free by Mail. 
A Paradox —Why, two ducks, of course.— 
Alta California. 
Some people never pay anything but calls 
and compliments.— Orange. Observer. 
“ To eat peas with a knife may not be good 
form, but it’s fuu for the peas. 1 '— Washing¬ 
ton Hatchet. 
“This is the unkindestcut of all,” said the 
public man, when he saw his picture in the 
newspaper. —Norristown Herald. 
A letter received at a country post-office 
in New Hampshire addressed “An Ox” was 
delivered to Miss Ann Knox.— Lowell Cou- 
COOD NEWS 
TO L ADIES. 
Greatest offer. Now’s your time 
to get orders for Our celebrated 
Tem, Coffee, and BuUlne 
Pnwilrr.tnd scour* a boautlfiff 
PROPRIETORS OP ISLAND HOME STOCK FARM, IMPORTERS AND BREEDERS 
Address all communications to Detroit. Mleh.] GROSSE ISLE, WAYNE CO., MICHIGAN. 
send for U'liamtUL-i lnl— 
WEAVER ORGAN & PIANO CD 
•ss^s- ' , GRK .Pft lie f 
WATERPROOF HAY COVERS 
Tier. 
“Boy,” said a schoolmaster, putting his 
hand on the boy’s shoulder, “ I believe Satan 
has got hold of you.” “ I believe so too,” re- 
pbed the boy.— The Open Court. 
John Ruskin says that Scotch is “ the sweet¬ 
est, richest, subtlest, most musical of all the 
living dialects of Europe.” John must have 
been iD love with a Scotch lassie in his youth. 
— Exchange. 
The latest novel is entitled “ Which ?” This 
we believe, exhausts the entire stock of pro¬ 
nouns in the English language , and ambitious 
youug writers will now have to turn to the 
conjunctions.— Mail, and Express. 
A Scotchwoman, who has been visiting in 
Boston and New York, says that the Bos-j 
ton woman admires nothing she understands, 
while tbe New York woman understands noth¬ 
ing she admires.— Woman’s Journal. 
THE COLD-WATEll DIP (Thymo-Cresol) is 
a handy, sure, safe, absolutely I Al/ A 
Also covers for AGRICULTURAL IIH PLKMKNTN. WAGONS and Waterproof Covers 
purposes on Farm, etc. Cheap, Durable, Serviceable. VV ATE It • R.DDISIIKETING by the piece fre 
per square fool, all widths. Wlternroof Duck for all purposes. Also PATEN T P LA NT llED Cl. 
a substitute for glass sash ou Hot beds and Cold Frames, for 3, 6, and 9 cts per yard, and I. SC inches wide, 
for circulars. Samples, etc., free. Mention this paper. 
U. S. WATERPROOFING FIBER CO. (LIMITED). 56 SOUTH STREET. NEW YORK 
NON-POISONOUSREMEDY I II.K X 
for Lice, Fleas, Mange, Scab, ■ Iwliw 
all Insect Pests, all skin troubles, and many 
Diseases of Live-stock. Used ami recommend¬ 
ed by the leading Breeders and Veterinarians 
throughout the world Send for circular. 
T. \\. LAWFOKD CU-, 
Baltimore. Md. 
IMPORTALIMT TO 
INTt * '•serymen and. Dealers. 
Thf lest stock of Apple. Standard and Dwarf Pear, 
PP ^ and Peach Trees ever offered to the trade. 
2 AT BOTTOM BRICES. 
full line of GENERAL NURSERY STOCK. Write for particulars stating quantity, 
.^jSVietics, etc., wauted. Mention Rural New-Yorker. 
Smiths, Powell & Lamb, Syracuse, N. Y. 
FAMOUS 
ENSILAGE 
BARN FLOOR 
^ Horse Power 
They are more HubMtnntinl, easier tn operiue. 
have greater capacity, are Km* liable to acel- 
dentH than any oihcr cutters. We build nine sizes, 
six for power furnished art ih or without carriers. 
Send for Catalogue uml Treatise on Ensilage, and 
mention tills paper. 
SILVER & DEMINC M'F'C CO., 
SALEM, OHIO. 
Advertising 
WE MANUFACTURE 
FOR 
Water, Coal and Gas, 
llttlnmllcnr Jolting. 
Large, t storl. li* America. 
Farmers with small out¬ 
lay (experience unneceetttrtf}, Can 
inuke large profits. Norlsbs. Can 
dtrout buyers to paying, territory. 
l“r,>s|ieetli<Kfor Water,Coal 
or Gas done on appUcatiotb 
Also li'f’a «.f WIND MILLS. 
A HORSE POWERS, FEED MILLS, 
FODDER AND ENSILACE 
CUTTERS. PUMPS ARO WEU SUP- 
tSv PLUS. Mention till* Paper. Send 
YX Ho. to cover cost mailing 
Catalogue. 
5 ( CHICAGO 
TUBULAR WELL WORKS. 
tin W. Luka SL, Chicago, IIL 
manufactubers of 
Wnrrantcd the must perfect Foree-Feetl 
Fertilizer llllll In exlstenre. Mend for ele- 
eulur, A. B. FAltULUAlt, Fork, Pa. 
for all purposes. An experience of thirty years 
permits us to offer the best. 
Good work, at low prices. Send for circular R. 
