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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
NOV 2 
ijuinoroits. 
The Rural New-Yorker is prepared to 
offer very liberal terms to good, responsi¬ 
ble permanent agents. Correspondence 
solicited. 
Georgie saw a telegraph wire and poles 
for the first time. Gazing for a minute or 
two deliberately at it, he remarked, in his 
slow way: “ Is there any woman big 
enough to hang clothes on that line ? ” 
— Youth’s Companion. 
A New Jersey editor yearns for the 
“gingerbread his mother made 40 years 
ago.” If he wants to lay a sidewalk in 
front of his property he should use granite 
slabs. He will find them quite as hard and 
durable as gingerbread made 40 years ago. 
—Noir istoum Herald. 
A SEED? individual being told that his 
coat “ looked as if it hadn’t had a nap in a 
dozen years,” replied: “I beg your par¬ 
don, but this coat has been lying in my 
wardrobe two and 20 years till to-day, and 
that’s time enough to have had a good, 
long nap.” —Mountain Echo. 
Mother : “ Did the scholars vote on the 
(juestion of a national flower ?” Johnny : 
“ In our grade the most of them wanted the 
golden rod.” Mother : “ How did the 
principal vote ?” Johnny : “ I didn’t ask 
him, but I guess he’s in favor of the birch 
rod .”—Burlington Free Press. 
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What are you digging, dear ? ” 
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I'm goiti’ to plant mashed potatoes. I like ’em better than the other sort. 
No Family! No Physician i 
No Factory! No Stockruiscr ! 
No Workshop ! No Plantation! 
No Hospital ! No Farrier! 
The Invaluable Domestic Remedy ! 
For descriptive circulars and testimonials address the 
Proprietors, Hanck Bros. & White, Philadelphia. 
For Salt by Druggists and General Merchandise Dealers 
It. C. k J. 0. CROOME, of Locust Hill 
Stud Fni-m, Wyjhe county, Vi., any of 
THYMO-CKESOL (Tho Cold-Water 
Dip): hat been with us notably suc¬ 
cessful in curing Scab in Sheep , in an ad¬ 
vanced stage. Wc have found the growth 
of the wool materially promoted by dip¬ 
ping Sheep in it early in autumn. It de¬ 
stroys Lice on Colts, is a most useful dressing for the Hoofs of Horses , 
and a valuable remedy in cases of Grease and Thrush . W'e have found 
it a speedy cure for Mange, and as a Disinfectant and Purifier its 
merits cannot be too highly commended. In fact , the limits of its use¬ 
fulness to the stock-breeder are difficult to realise, and here toe should 
be inclined to feel quite helpless without it.” Imported only by 
Lawford Bros., Balt imore,Md. Sample by Mall, 50c. 
U A UC on 50Cards. Gilt Edge. White Dove.Frlngeand 
llAlfiL Hidden Name, 10c. FrostCo. East River, Conn. 
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Sold by Hardware Dealern Generally 
end forCir- 
FRAUDS, SNAPS AND HUMBUGS 
'"°K 2&SS? Wruth. .„d will now ho*. nothin* but the_ 
iinirTTi-m a -trn-“ 1 “ " 
Which are the Best and Cheapest, and which are more widely recommended than any othe ^ and o f s ^ : .^ -ayrrNTVT-civ ?? 
^ mwrr.^ WITHOUT DOUBT CAN’T BE BEAT FOR THE MONEY.” 
A “MURRAY" S5.S5 HARNESS. 
. CANTON, N. Y. 
To the Wilber H. Mur ret if Mfg. Co.: 
Gents—Your Harness received all right and 
am very much, pleased with it, so much so 
that you ran expect my future trade. 
Yours truly, 
A. M. PIKE. 
A “MURRAY" $55,15 BUGGY, 
C0NESTA60, PENN. 
To The Wither H. Murray Mfg. Co.: 
Gents—The Buggy I ordered from you ar¬ 
rived iu good condition. and is very satisfac¬ 
tory. Everyone who examines it, pronounces 
it the best for the money ever brought to our 
country. I expect to he able to sell a few of them 
for you in the near future. 
Yours truly, P. C. TTTLI/EB. 
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We don’t eive COLD DOLLARS FOR DIM ES, neither do we offer unheard of inducements to exhibit or introduce our goods, for the “ 
*oo well known for any such work as that. If you want the best goods for the least money, write us for our illustrated catalogue containing full description and plain net 
arices of the “ Murray” Buggies and Harness. _ - ___ 
WILBER H. MURRAY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, CINCINNATI, O, 
ANNIHILATORS OF HIGH PRICES AND EXORBITANT PROFITS. 
Enterprise Meat Chopper, 
Price, 
$ 2 . 00 . 
F'or Sale by the Hardware Trade. 
I F you cannot get this Meat 
Chopperfrom your Hardware 
Dealer, send money to us and 
we will express by first fast train. 
ENTERPRISE M'F’G CO., 
Third and Dauphin Sts., Phllada. 
Cork Prosser. 
Sausage Stuffier. Smoked Beef Sharer. 
Disappointed iit the President.— A 
bright boy at N ah ant came to town on 
Wednesday to see the President, and on liis 
return was asked what be thought of him. 
“ Well,” replied the young republican, “ I 
was disappointed. There’s a man in Lynn 
who looks more like M^. Harrison than be 
does himself .”—Boston Herald. 
£fti,$rcUan<w 
AN ELECANT COUNTRY HOME 
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. 
Located within an hour’s ride of New York City. House 
has 10 rooms with all improvements; barn 14x20. Two 
acres of land. Great variety or small fruit, shrubs, etc. 
Fine location for greenhouses. Price, only $4,5uU. 
Terms easy. Must be sold.. J. H. GRIFFITH. 
Care Rural New Yorker. N. Y. City. 
P ll EC Instant relief. Final cure In 10 rays and 
ILCOa never returns. No purge.nosalve.no 
sutposltory. A simpieremedy mailed fbke. Ad- 
oress Tuttle & <.’o., 78 Nassau Street, New York city. 
Choice Seed Potatoes. 
Pure Seed Rural New-Yorker No. 2, Early 
Puritan, Early Sunrise, Polaris, Chas. Down¬ 
ing. Burpee’s Superior, Early Ohio, Early 
Maine. For sale by the barrel bushel or pound. 
SPRINGDALE FARM, Trenton Falls, N Y. 
PURE SEED EARLY OHIO POTATOES 
FOR SALE. 
* The Earliest, Best Keeping and Latest Sprouting 
Potato. E. HURLBURT, 
128 Genesee Street, L’tica, N. Y. 
© A Uf MILLS, 
^kftllV IRON FRAME, 
WW STEEL ARBOR, 
IMPROVED HEAD BLOCKS. 
ALEXANDER, BRADLEY & DUNNING, 
beml for Catalogue, SYRACUSE, N. V. 
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN 
Two palis of Thoroughbred Poland China’s, six 
months old, and bred from the best herds of Illinois. 
1 For prices, write to E. G. WALLIS, Apulia, N.Y. 
K entucky stock farms For saie- 
Dargains. 600 Acres, the very best, all In grass. 
$60 an acre: 460 acres good land, no Improvements, #80 
an acre. 20 other Farms for sale. Address 
W. H. BLAKELEY & CO., Bowling Green, Ky. 
HORSES 
FOR ALL PURPOSES IT LAKESIDE. 
Standard Bred Trotters. 
A rare lot of Young Stallions of most popu¬ 
lar lines of breeding. 
French Coach Horses. 
Imported and American Bred, of very 
superior quality, style and action. 
Clydesdales. 
A Superb Lot of Young Stallions, Mares 
and Fillies of this valuable draft breed, the 
result of years of intelligent and careful im¬ 
porting and breeding. 
Percherons. 
A few unusually fine young Stallions of 
this deservedly popular breed. 
Catalogue containing full descriptions and pedi 
grees maile I to parties Interested. In writing men¬ 
tion this paper. 
SMITHS, POWELL A LAMB, 
symauusw, rr. y. 
FOR SALE! 
Three-year-old Coach Stallion, brother to Duke. 
“ tlie handsomest horse lu America M —ih* best three 
year old I ever saw. Four-yeai old trotting bred stai 
lion by Clark chief. Jr.; has showed a 2:38 clip : has 
never been handled. The finest pair of IH baud coach 
horses In the 8tate; five and six years old , mare and 
gelding- Also sucking colt, sire Hilly Wlikes, dam bv 
Columbus 96. Tula stock will be sold at one half their 
value, as owner has other business. 
Also 500 bbls. Monroe Seedling Seed Potatoes, per 
bbl., the finest In quality.and yield from 900 i o 450 bu. 
per acre Orderqulca. WALLACE L. Ill BUS, 
In wood Farm, JoneHville, I\. i . 
BARNEY & BERRY 
SKATES 
CATALOGUE FREE. 
SPRINGFIF! D.MASS__ 
