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Wu Save Farmers 
fit 7 ?® 
'FOR THE 
PERSONALS. 
Jay Gould eats grapes of his own raising 
in January, strawberries from his own hot¬ 
houses in December and peaches from his 
private conservatory in April. 
Senator Kenna, of West Virginia, is an 
amateur photographer and amuses himself in 
the Summer by tramping over the mountains 
of his State taking views. 
Amelia, the 14-year-old daughter of G. P. 
Morosini, the several-times millionaire ex¬ 
partner of Jay Gould, was bitten by a “mad” 
dog over a week ago, and her father has taken 
lu-r to Pasteur. 
“Mr. Coxkling,” said Henry Ward Beech¬ 
er, in Chicago the other day, “is now making 
860,000 or $60,000 at his law, but it is not for 
himself. He is paying off indorsements 
made for friends to the extent of several hun¬ 
dred thousand dollars.” 
Mr. Henry Phipps, Jr., of Allegheny City, 
Pa., has just given $25,000 for the establish¬ 
ment of plant houses in the new parks in that 
city with condition that the houses shall be 
open to the public on Sunday. 
Washington C. Wiutthorne, 01, law¬ 
yer. ex-member of both Houses of the State 
Legislature and of Congress for five consecu¬ 
tive elections, has been nominated, by Gov. 
Bates, of Tennessee, to succeed Senator Jack- 
sou, who succeeds U. 8. Circuit Judge Baxter. 
Virginia Thompson, a bright, sparkling 
widow, daughter of Rev. Dr. Campbell, 
founder of the Campbellites, to whom Gar¬ 
field and Black belonged, who has given much 
satisfaction as Postmistress at Louisville. Ky., 
for eight years, has been renominated for the 
jKisition by the President for four more. 
Thirty prominent politicians wanted the 
place—howls, of course. 
gUi$rfUancou.s 
I SAFE 
WarnER 5 
SAFE 
MUFFINS 
Are not necessarily bad; on the 
contrary, they are never bad 
when raised with 
WARNER’S 
SAFE YEAST 
The Housekeeper's Friend. It 
is Pure, Wholesome, and Health 
Preserving. 
Insist that your Grocer keep it* 
10 cts a Box. 10 cakes in a box, 
enough to raise 10 loaves of bread. 
We cannot too strongly imprass upon oui 
readers the fact that most diseases are caused 
by irregular action of the kidneys; and tiiis 
is true even though you do not feel any pain in 
them, for they arc deficient in nerves of sensa¬ 
tion and give forth pain only in the last stages 
of disease. It is an undeniable fact that for 
all diseases of the kidneys caused by excess of 
uric acid in the blood, Warner's safe cure has 
no equal. 
Takes th* Irnd. does not corrode like tin or iron, nor 
decay like shingle* or t-*r compositions, easy to apply, 
strong and durable at half tho oust of tin. I« also a 
SUBSTITUTE (or PLASTER at Half the 
Font. r 4 It PETS and HUGH of some, donble 
thewenrof oil cloths. Catalogues and samples / re*. 
W. II. FAY & CO., CAMDEN, N. J. 
CRIMPED 8t CORRUGATED 
IRON R OOFI NG 
W.G.HVNDMANUO. 
| L SEND FOR CIRCULAR & PRICES 4- CINCINNATI. 0 a 
wheel - r^r^siEDiR 
BARROW X/ ■■ n 
Tho only machine that will \ AnJ?! 111 ' 1 !'' am * l ] ura ' 
successfully sow f lover, Tim- \ / \ 7 > e * ll l 'on»tnio- 
otliy, Hungarian. Millott lu-ii^V l# Hun, Feed posi- 
To|i and Flax. Imllspcnsuble iivennd uniform, 
in windy woaUier when impossible to sow by hand. 
Krnd for circular describing latest Improvements. 
Mmt'Fd by O.E.THOMPSON.Ypsilanti,Mich. 
Two Plants each, postpaid. TrTITDl T 
lor *1. 40, ol Belmont, ^uiiapet* I H W H I I 
Gt. Ontario aud Henderson. U ill H ill L JJ 
The following, postpaid. for aue. ;>er down; SIX’, per 
100. Bldwetl, Bright Ida, Capt. Jack. Corni yueeu. cor 
nella. Cumb. THuitiph, Crescent, Crystal City, Dan 1. 
Boone, Downing, Fairy, Golden DetLoneo. Glendale, 
Hart's Minn., Iron Clad, Jersey '.juecn, Kentucky. 
Lacon, Iaibgiellow, Manchester, Norman, Pautuxet, 
Photo, Prince, Prtuio, Ray '8 ifoliflo. Sharpless, Ster 
ling, Vlnelanu, WUid-sor chief. Wilson. 
How togrowSTKAU HERKIESand other fruits, five 
E. D. PUTNEY. Brentwood, N \ 
Please mention this paper. 
THE DINGEE & CONARD CO’S 
BEAUTIFUL EVEK-BLOOMIBiG 
FOR SALE. 
The largest and most complete assortment of Nur¬ 
sery Stock lu New England. Orders will receive 
prompt attention. Address 
STEPHEN HOYT’S «i«XS, 
NEW CANAAN, CONN. 
SEED POTATOES. 
DAKOTA RED *1.25 Bu. 
WHITE STAR 1.00 “ 
WALLS ORANGE 1.00 " 
RURAL Ui.l’SH l.io “ 
F.ARLV MAYFLOWER 1.25 “ 
WHITE ELEPHANT .75 “ 
BURBANK’S .75 *• 
Bu. *2.50 Bbl. 
“ 2.25 " 
“ 2JH “ 
» 2.25 " 
“ 2.50 “ 
“ 1.75 “ 
“ 1.75 “ 
One tuber of each, eor- 
An assortment of 50 kinds. One tuber of each, cor¬ 
rectly labeled. Delivered at freight or express 
OttiCe. C'. L. HAWLEY. HORNELLSVILLE, N. Y. 
A DAY AND EXPENSES 
GUARANTEED iV’kVEKY tWYTT 
CircatiitOpuoininityEwr OCtiod. Don't 
ml-* It. Will pay *»l*rv If prefbrnd. 
and aiirnnec expcinc*. Outfit and Hill 
pnTtlcular* nttf. AiMrvw at or.ro, 
Standard Silver Want Co., Boston, Mast, 
and giants. 
300 BUSH. BURPEE EMPIRE STATE 
POTATOES.-For sale at SI bush.; *3.25bbl.; 10 bbl. 
*8bbl. .1. .1. SNYDER, 
VICTOR, O.NT. CO., N. Y. 
CTD lUf D C D DIC9 Send as many cents to (', Weck- 
O I nAlf DCnnlCo cgnrr, Mnrsliallv tile, O.. 
as you wish plants for. ami see what « ulee collect ion 
lie will send you. Name the varieties you have anil 
prefer. BK.KS CHEAP: Circular fere. 
Our Great Specialty is growing and distnb citing 
ROSKS.We haveall tie latest novelties and finest 
standard sort a, in different suzee and prices to suit all 
wants. Over 450 cAoiout varieties to choose from, 
We send strong Pot Roses safely by mall to all Port 
Offices, purchaser's choice of varieties, all labeled, 
3 TO 12 PUMTI *»_»?«<>«!? 
aooordmg to value Two rear Rosea by exprees. Our 
New Guide, 78 pages elegantly illustrated, Free. 
Address THE DUNDEE Sc CONARD UO., 
Rose Growers, West Grove, Chester Co. Pa. 
Marlboro Raspberry, L'lMer fVoltJtcorwt H/uah 
kecpsie lied Urupes. Send for description aud price 
to A. J. CAY WOOD & SON, Marlboro, N. V . 
PEARL OK SAVOY POTATOES. 
Earliest of all. Per bushel, *1.00. 
Lakeside Farm. FITZWU.LIAM DEPOT,*N. H. 
FOR SALE. 
PREMIUM PEARL OF SAVOY POTA¬ 
TOES. and ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT CORN. 
Address STEPHEN HOYT'S SONS. 
NF. W CA N.UN, CO NN , 
Send stamp for sample. 
Dietz Early Corn, Dietz Louuberry Wheat, 
Dietr. I'ruit Dry er. New way of eutnug fodder. 
G. A. DIETZ, Clin inben.hu rg, Pa. 
FOR SALK. 
I have about Seventy live Barrels of BUUPF.K’S F.5I- 
P1KK STATE PviTATijKS, wiiieh 1 will sell—-single bar¬ 
rels at *3.90; ten barrel lots, *1. r. o. h. hero. Address 
K. D. COPP, CLIFTON SPRINGS. N. V. 
HER RICKS GEM COLLECTION.—Ten va¬ 
rieties of Flower Sred« for *J3e, One packet each As¬ 
ters, Balsams, Sweet AUyssum. Pinks. Mignonette. 
Calendula, petunias, 1’ansles. Phlox, Verbenas. Her 
rick’s Eurtka Collection Includes Jl packet* oholot' 
Flower Smsls, ami 10 healthy plains, namely 2 0*rna- 
(Ions, 2double Geraniums, 1 Roses, 2 new Chrysanthe¬ 
mums. for »1. The above free by maU. at prices 
(Rioted. Scud for Illustrated catalogue. Mention Rc- 
iUX New Yorker. Address N. .1. 11 ER RICK, 
SPRlNGFlELp MASS, 
ALBANY, N. Y. 
NEW BLOOD OF EXTRA ORDINARY MERIT IN 
t::e thorburn potato 
It is the Earliest of All. 
$10 per barrel; $5 per bushel; $3 per hall-bushel; $2 per peck; $1.50 per 
half-peck. Or by mail, one pound, 75 cts.; three pounds, $2. 
Descriptive Circulars and Catalogues on application, 
\ JM Thorburn <s Co. .15JohnS: NewYork. > 
“MICHIGAN.” 
This Seedling originated fu Washtenaw County, 
-Michigan, by H. C. Chirk. Is a prollfle. vigorous, blight 
resisting variety, of floury texture, and delicacy of 
flavor unexcelled by any other variety. Season, me¬ 
dium late. 
Planted alongside of ten other varieties this past 
Season \* here four fifths of them rotted, there was no 
sign of blight or rot with It. Price. *1.00 per pound 
by mail, post paid; by express or freight, at purchas¬ 
er's expense, *-(i peck *2-00. peek *8.00, ty bushel *5.00, 
bushel *8.iA1. Scud all orders to 11. O. C LA It K, 
Lock Box 05. Ann Arbor, Mich. 
600 ACRES. 
13 CREENHOUSES. 
t:.:::=plants 
>Ve otfei fuiftm- Sprmg Trade a large and tine stock of 
every description of Fruit ami Ornamental 
Trees, Shrubs. Roses, Vines, Small Fruits, 
Hedge Plants, Fruit Tree Seedlings aud 
Forest Tree Seedlings. Priced Catalogue, Spriug 
1886, mailed free on application. Address, 
BLOOMINGTON (PHffNlX) NURSERY. 
Established « 8 $a. BLOOM I NOTON, ILL 
GRAPE 
Headquarters and General Agent for 
Hew WiatetOnspas —Empire State and 
No Niagaras genuine without seal: K.W. 0 . c. 
Also other SMALL 
FRUITS, a D d all 
old and new varieties 
GRAPES. Extra 
<1 u al ity. Warranted 
true. Cheap by mad. 
Low rates to dealers, 
lUnst rated [Bfr I 
Catalogue inCCl 
■k ■ ■ M M A fVSpeeial Terms to Agents. 
NIAGARA T. S, HUBBARD sgto* 
Smrninri /1 1 * the only successful Direct 
THE rlmrKA Draft Mower marinfactured. 
it, will do at least, one third 
morn work Ilian tboslde-cul machines with same 
power As the cut . . is Iiniriuupled, ImV will 
curt? quU’kui. iid * for mor® money. Don t 
fall to see the iOuroka before buying. Send for 
new 1886 catalogue. Mention this paper. ^ 
KU UK’ \ MOWER CO.* Utica* N. 
J^LDVETfSQi 
Bmp 
LOVETT'S GUIDE TO FRUIT CULTURE 
I. a book of 79 Pages, with illnminated cover, ember 
I hshed wit-h nearly 'iOO engravings f Orchard and 
Small Fruits. Nats, Ac. niTei honest discrvphPRt of J 
Golden (jnee# Raspberry, Lawson-Comet Pear.i 
ami over 400 varieties of other frails. ms; rue- 1 
tiers for planting, pruniag, cultivation and man-1 
agemeot. witn Low Prices for Tree* and Plant* Also! 
dfroetiens no clear that even anericocan readily detenmnn ' 
what and hotr to order. Fnrv, with colored pones 1 Oc„ 
with out plates, 5o. Price list of Trees and Plants Free All 
wl»o mention this paper wrtil receive a <Kn-v i.t Orchard and 
Garden" gratis. J. T. LOVETT, Little Silver, N J 
3 VETTE 
-THE- 
Broad Gut Centre 
DRAFT, 
EUREKA 
MOWER 
Time and Money 
[TEN LBS 
V Llfis 
\0Nr TOK. 
BENNETT’S IMPROVED 
STUMP PULLER 
kereireil Centennial XeitaL 
Is now In uso In Canada and 
1 nearly every part of the U. S. 
UFTS 20 TO fit! TONS. 
Stands on runners, worked 
by two men. Brines, *S^ to 
,|r». Circular* free. Manu- 
.factored by H L. BENNETT, 
’ Westerville, Franklin Co., O. 
AMERICAN 
ROAD MACHINE CO. 
KENNETT SQUARE, PA. 
Successors to 
S. PEN’NOCK & SONS CO. and CEO. W. TAFT. 
ROAD MAKING IMPLEMENTS 
FOR CITY. TOWN AND COUNTRY. 
fV" .Mncliint'N mciii on trial. »nd snliafnction 
it ii runt red. Purchasem are assured nf immunity 
rotu law suits. Circular and colored cuts FREE. 
FIRE-PROOF! WATER-PROOF! 
Gutta Percha Roofing. 
Especially arla/ited to Hot or Cold Climates. u 
Cheap and Durable for Flat or Steep Roofs. Send for 
Cutalugue. 
EMPIRE PAINT AND ROOFING CO., 
1128 and 1130 Race St., Philadelphia, Pa. 
«oo^ G 
" and Illustrated Cntalogoe of 
CINCINNATI (0.) CORRUGATING CO. 
$6 50for Boss Plow 
WITH 3 DIFFERENT SIZE MOULDS. 
Gives farmer Four Plows for price of one. 
Agents Wanted H B griming, 
HgGlllO II aillGU. tocORTLANDTST.. New York. 
fin A DAY save.! by using the Little Giant 
1IU Rond Al a chi tie, instead of making roads 
f. 1 In the usual way. It Is the cheapest and the 
JU hem. Send for circular. 
STRONG Sc PARKER. Vvrgennes, >t. 
IT IS IMPORTANT 
That Seeds should be new and true to name. They should be bought of men who have had experience In 
the business. My sending to us you will get just what you order, and that which will give you satisfaction. 
We are importers and growers of Seed. Send for our Catalogue. L. (2. SHEEJIAS & UO., 
Mention this paper. Providence, R. I. 
NURSERY STOCK—FALL 1886. 
The old and OVD APIIQC klllDQCDICO Cometo the front 
Reliable! OlllHuUuL PI UII01IIILO For the Fall of 1886 
with the choicest Stock of their specialties. STANDARD APPLES, STD. anil DWARF PEARS, 
PLUMS and CIIEK HI F.S, ever offered to the public, ail young, tb rilty aud well rooted. 
Also averv superior assortment nf GENERAL NURSERY STOCK both FRUIT AND OR- 
NA MF.Nl’A I. Including all rh(! popular OltNA MENTAL TR EES, SH RUBS, and ROSES. 
AU Nurserymen and Dealer- arc cordially Invited to inspect this superior stock or correspond with us, before 
placing their orders for the coming Fall. 
SMITHS, POWELL & LAMB, Syracuse, N. Y. 
(When writing always mention Rural New-Yorker. 
SYRACUSE NURSERIES 
