The ANOPt •*< 
PERSONALS. 
^.FARMERS. 
i»X II TO MAKE FERTILIZERS AT HO.ME with 
.W)POWELL’S ™$12.00 
wV ' DDCDADCn r ° ucaDobtaia A ton 
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CHEMICALS PHOSPHATE 
Secretary Bayard, one of the best horse¬ 
men at the capital, rifles frequently on one of 
the finest Kentucky Thoroughbreds 
The wife of Senator Cockrill, of Missouri, 
is credited with “having brought her husband 
out.” She was a Miss Young, of Ohio, and is 
a relative of the Sherman family. 
Ex--Conpederatk General Buckner has 
a farm a 1,5<H) acres, WX) cultivated, in a quiet 
part of Kentucky. He lives there most of the 
time, on the spot that was his birthplace. 
Taylor will probably be the name of the 
next Governor of Tenuessee. The Republi¬ 
cans have nominated Alfred Taylor and the 
Democrats will put up his brother, Robert 
Taylor, if the latter consents to ran. 
A Blue Grass statesman—a widower, by 
the way—said bluffly: “What do I think of 
Mrs. Cleveland? Well, now, maybe you re¬ 
member what somebody says to somebody 
else in the ‘Colleen Bawn:’ 'When you die 
leave your money to the («x>r. but leave your 
widow to me.’ So say I to Grover.” 
Ex-President Arthur is improving at his 
summer residence, where he does a little 
strolling about, a little fishiug and a great 
deal of resting. He is terribly emaciated and 
without physical strength, and his prolonged 
illness has made him, who was always noted for 
his good nature and urbanity, a good deal 
irritable and brusk. 
J u stick Gray, of the U. S. Supreme Court, 
is said to be fitting up his flue new house at 
Washington for the reception of Mrs. Gray, 
now Miss Annie Van Vechtan, who is at pres¬ 
ent in Europe. Justice Gray is 58 and Miss 
Van Vechteu about 155 aud very beautiful aud 
accomplished. His particular attentions to 
her during her last visit to the White House 
were the subject of much comment at the 
time. 
Claus Sfreckels, sugar monopolist of the 
Pacific Coast und real King of the Sandwich 
Islands, denies the report that the nominal 
King wants to sell the islands to that Euro¬ 
pean syndicate for $111,000,000. Doubtless the 
real King, owning the best part of the laud, 
thinks he can make more out of the place 
than by selling it for a paltry *10,(XX),000. 
The late David Davis, though his wealth 
was rated in the millions, continued to observe 
tbe frugal maimers of Ids early days, even 
after being appointed a Justice of tbe Supreme 
Court aud elected Senator. Punctually at one 
o’clock every day, when in Washington, he 
made his way to the stand kept for many 
years by a woman called “Dyspepsia Mary,” 
aud there ate his lunch, which consisted of 
two apples, a ginger cookie aud a glass of 
milk, costing him 15 cents in all. 
It was Senator Van Wyck, of Nebraska' 
who secured the adoption of an amendment 
to the Northern Pacific Laud-Grant Forfeiture 
Bill, which will make the land upon which 
stand the road, its stations, elevators, tanks, 
machine shops, etc., taxable the same as other 
reul estate. The land-grant Senators had 
cunningly framed the bill so that these would 
escape taxation in the Territories; but “Old 
Van” was too smart for them. Doubtless 
the road.-, will try, for revenge, to defeat his 
re-election; but they’ll find it a harder job to 
undo some of the legislation he has got through 
during his present term. 
The Grand Old Man is thus described as he 
looked the other night in the House of Com¬ 
mons; remember he is 78: “His mouth is 
drawn dow n aud in, until the lips seem a thin, 
irregular, imeertaiu line; the face is broad, 
noble, all but majestic in its firm lines of vig¬ 
orous old age; the scanty fringe of scattered 
gray around chin aud checks meets the sparse 
silver locks upon his bald, great hcud. It is a 
great head physically, massive, square, broad, 
angled sharply at the cheek hones and ears—a 
head which would he chosen by a painter for 
a statesman’s model, but not for that of au 
actor, artisan or merchant.” 
“One of the sensations of the Washington 
seasou has been the adoption of armorial 
bearings by Secretary Manning aud Gen. 
Logan,” says a Boston paper. The adoption 
of a “coat of anus” to which the adopter 
hasn’t an ancestral right is forbidden in aristo¬ 
cratic Europe; but in this free democratic Re¬ 
public, any man, Woman or child can appro¬ 
priate the heraldic device of Emperor, King, 
Prince, Duke, Marquiss, Earl, Viscount, Bar¬ 
on, or “Commoner," or make one to suit his 
or her own fancy, and paint it all over the 
house, print it on note paper, embroider it on 
handkerchiefs, engrave it on rings and watch¬ 
es, or even tattoo it all over the body. Shoddy 
plutocrats Bobbs and Snooks are assuming 
“armorial bearings” every week without 
creuting much sensation, why shouldn’t Mau-> 
niug and Logan follow so high-toned au 
example? 
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST FEED FOR 
CATTLE, HORSES 
NO TROUBLE. Any boy. in ONE HOUR, can mix a 
TON rpndy for Intelligent, prosperous und leading 
m 2*27 State AS reference*. C' H E A F, O OOO and 
I I- Hr.. Fully two-thirds of the usuaI Fertilizer bill can be 
wwd by oainff POWKLL’S PREPARED (TIE31I- 
l A US. *FreA book giving full information, mailed Free. 
BROWN CHEMICAL CO. 
BALTIMORE, MD. 
The OU Meal from the mills of the undersigned is 
found by many Feeders of 
LIVE STOCK 
to be of great service during the 
SUMMER MONTHS 
when grass Is good. No room here to give particulars: 
but try it. aud you will see the good results. It is sold 
by all leading feed dealers. 
Mr. JOHN KtNf.t, Norristows, Pe.\n\. Is General 
Eastern Agent. 
Cleveland Linseed Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 
Toledo Linseed Oil Co., Toledo, Ohio. 
Detroit Linseed Oil Co.. Detroit, Michigan. 
I. P. Evans A ( ■>., 1 ndiauapolis, Ind. 
Sit. Paul Linseed Oil Co., Wt. Paul, Minn. 
Cincinnati Linseed Oil Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio. 
PHOSPHATE! 
Send for BAUGH’S 
PHOSPHATE GUIDE. 
ACT I J IT AN I. P E,i AIA NENT A N IM A L BON E M A N URE 
BAUGH S 0 N Sj manufacturers, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
THE PEPINO OR MELON SHRUB 
The greatest novelty In SM A I, I. F R CITS Introduced by us to U. S. A. Get GEN CIXE stock plants from 
us. Plants by mall, prepaid, two for 41; twelve for So. Catalogue and circulars free. Address 
CVSTAV EISEN, Fancher Creek Nursery, Fresno. California. 
AND 
CLAY CRUSHERS. 
L BEST WUCg 
The old and OVD APIIQC Ml ID Q ED ICQ Come to the front 
Reliable! O I nHuUut llUllULnlLO For the Fall of 1886 
with the choicest .Stock of their specialties. STANDARD APPLES, STD. aud DWARF PEARS, 
PLUMS and CHERRIES, ever offered to the public, all young, thrifty and well runted 
Also a very superior assortment of GENERAL NURSERY STOCK both FRUIT AND OR¬ 
NAMENTAL Including all the popular OK N A M ENTA L TREES, SIIKUBS. aud ROSES. 
AU Nurserymen and Dealers are cordially Invited to Inspect, this superior stock or correspond with us, before 
plnclug their orders for the coming Fall. 
SMITHS, POWELL & LAMB, Syracuse, N. Y. 
(When writing always mention Rural New-Yorker. 
Strong, stocky Plants, growu from TUUnghast's P. 
S. Seed. All leading varieties at low prices. Address, 
stating kind and quantity wanted, 
C. E. MASON, Glens Falls, N Y. 
Seed WHEAT 
BUCHER, GIBBS &. CO., CANTON, 0. 
And Hew to Grow It or Tliirty Years 
in tbe Wheat Field. 
Giving the origin, history, aud di-scriptlon of the 
different varieties of wheat, the host and most pop¬ 
ular modes pf cultivation. with samples of five 
of the moat hardy and productive kinds now grown 
in this enmity. All sent oil rereint.of |Oe. in postage 
stamps or money, t SAMUEL HIXSON. \ 
Address j MECHANICSVILLC, BUCKS CQ.. PA. 1 
THE BEST FORCE FEED MADE. 
Plain Drills, Perfect Force Feed, N« 
( linage ot Gears, n Perfect Lifting Lever 
Force Feed Grass Sower, an Improves 
Hoe Shifter, an Accurate Surveyor. Alsc 
DEITZ LONG BERRY 
Send stamp for sample of this valuable Wheat and; 
Deltz Fruit Drier. 0. A. Deltz, Chambersburg, Pa, : 
Buckeye Walking and Riding Cultivators, 
Seeders. Sowers, Double Shovel Plows, 
Cnler .Mills, Hay Rakes, Horse Hoes, Bag 
Trucks. SEND FOR CIRCULARS. 
P. P. MAST & CO., Springfield, O. 
BRANCH HOUSES; 
rhilatielphia, Pn.. St. Loros. Mo., 
Oiii(itifl,.V(’ft„ Peoria. III., St.niid. tflun, 
Kansas Citl/> Mo., San Francisco. Cal., 
MIAUI If TUBts 
for Sore and Obstructed TVabuind hard milking cows. 
50c cueh, or $2 set of four. G.P. PILLING, 
101 So. Tenth St.. Puieadeltuia. Pa. Clreulam free. 
Hnrlvshlres nt llalt* l’rloc. 
Thoroughbred Full Marks Extra Large Strain, vigor¬ 
ous ami handsome- Address LAKE VIEW HERD, for 
Ml days. D. J. MATTOCKS, Jr., BOX 142, 
Shipping point. Toledo, O. IRONVILI,F.. O. 
Whitman’s Patmt Americiu 
,, The best Cider and Wine 
Mill made. Will make j, 
nlfvBS 1 J X • r l P'' r Ccn! - more cider that' 
jr any other. Geared outside. 
yrnp^v-’fcfiW'l Perfectly Adjustable 
^ XSk, miJlM Prices as low as in-, first 
[ K 1 "IB ByPjqM class .Mill. Mfrs. offlone- 
)■ M B W Powers, Corn Shelters, H;i\ 
' Presses. Feed Cutters, NIills 
3 SIZES Cl ** Whitman Agricultural Co. 
^ ST. LOUIS. MO. 
COLD SPRING HERD. A. J. C. C. 
ST. II ELI EK HUGO POG IS, No. IVOO;Grand¬ 
son of STuKF, I’uGls 8d; Sir,- of MARY ANN UK ST. 
LAMBERT. 977U. With butter record of 36 lbs. 12 oz. 
In seven days. Terms *50. 
JlbO It. BRADLEY, Lyons, N. Y. 
Also, one solid color Jersey Hull, ten months old, 
Molly Garfield strain, full bluck points. Prlee $100. 
188G BLACKWOOD 1886 
Will Stand for limited number of Mares for the pre¬ 
sent season. 
Terms, #50 lor the Season. 
REQQRD, 8 j 8 I ASA THREE YEAR OLD. 
Is by A LEX AN BEK’S NORMAN (Sire of LULU, 
2:15, anil MAY QUEEN, 2:201; Diun by MAM HU I NO 
CHI EK 'hire of UDY THORN. 2:1*1, 
For particulars, address 
COFFIN, ZIMMER A CO., 
GLENS EAl.L-S. NEW YORK. 
Pasturage furnished for 51 ares from a distance. 
JACKSON ARCHITECTURAL 
IRON WORKS. 
Iron Work kinds for Buildings. 
Office .115 EAST 28th STREET, NEW YORK. 
STABLE FITTINGS A SPECIALTY. 
WE WANT ACTIVE AGENTS 
TO SELL THE 
Renner Combined Alarm and Door Bell 
In every County In the U tilted States and Canada. Geo. 
C. Owens. Modesta.< 2,1., say s: “I have canvassed one day 
und took 22 orders. ' In same letter he ordered two 
gress. Wm. McKtin, of Grand Haven. Mich., savs "he 
took IS orders. In 10 hours." Profit on Bell,$2-50. Juour 
ExTKiosDDtuy Owen to Agents we agree to take back 
till Bells unsold If the Agent faffs tei clear $125 In 30 
days. Illustrated Circulars sent free. Address 
RENNER MANl F’tNGCO., Pittsburg, Pa. 
“MARCHMOOR FARM 
UIBDA D P11II Q No. 11872: Sire Oral 
nlr rAnUnUo p. »>; uam Kings 
Steam Fiiffincs. 
AUTOM ATIC A NO 
Pt «i » Slip* fun, 
Stationary, rortaV.le eiti 
T radio.. cb.ap.-,t 
nod be»i for .11 purposca. 
Simple, atroog *ol * uni- 
Iile. No Karqotiar boiler 
ivnre>|ilulal. Saw ullla.. 
Threshing Maehiuc. aud 
Agrloultoral t luplemea:. 
»ud machinery *. 01 ,Tolly, 
Seutl for lllua il I'ataiovoe 
.4. It. FVo ukAmi', 
York., Pa. 
ITl_| A M WritlngteiMou^A/i/inKeW 
1 I ■! r\ In LJ t) y mail or personally. 
S procured *1! pupils when competent. | 
W. C. CHAFFES, 
No. 11671, sire Farmer's Pride 
P. 322; Dam Nellie Flanders, No 
22764. Service Fees, $lOli. 
General -Advertising' Rates m 
THU RUHAL NEW - YORKER. 
The following rates are invariable. AU ire there¬ 
fore respectful!y informed that any correspondence 
with a view to obtaining different terms will prove 
futile. 
Ordixaby Advertisements. per scute line_80 cents. 
One thousand lines or more.within one year 
from date of first Insert ion. per agate Une. 05 “ 
Yearly pr-iers occupying 4 or more lines 
agate space....25 •• 
Preferred positions .25 per cent, extra. 
Beading Notices, ending with “Adv per 
Une, minion leaded. ...75 cents. 
j n Sire Nero, P. S. 249; Dam Mm 
IIU Langtry. C.S716. Service Fees 
CH AS. R. HOE, 
New Kruuawlek, N. J. 
ARSON'S 
FERTILIZERS 
IMPORTED AND HOME BRED. 
WHAT UTHKIU SAY. 
"The finest hard this season."—Dr. Farrington, C. S. 
Quanufflue Station, X. J. 
"As a herd, away up! up!! up!!!”— Dudley Miller 
Esq., (hiwcgo, N. V. 
Young Cows; Yearlings with Calf. Yearling Bulls, 
uud Sprlug Calves' Prime Slock. No fancy prices. We 
menu husuicisi, G. \V. THOMPSON A SON, 
Stilton, N. J., P, R. R. 
High Grade. Reliable. Lasting. 
Manufactured In dry condition, thereby assuring full 
weight of fertilizing material. Most flattering results 
where used side by side with ollu-r ore para fious. 
Where there Are BO agents fur these Fertilizers. 1 .rders 
direct to the manufacturers will receive prompt atten¬ 
tion. JOHN M. PEARSON, Hudson, S. Y. 
Seutl for catalogue. 
Terms of Subscription. 
The subscription price of the Rural New Yobkvr is: 
Single copy, per year. $3.00 
•* •• Six months....1.10 
Great Britain, Ireland, Australia and 
Germany, per year, post-paid... $3.01 (12*. 6d.) 
France. ... 3.04 (161* fr.) 
French Colonies... 4.08.29H fr.) 
Any one sending a club of seven Is entitled to one 
copy, one year free. 
Agent* will be supplied with canvaesing outfit on 
application. _ 
■nter*d at the Poit-offloe at New York Olty, N. Y. 
_ as seoond-olasa mall matter. 
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H. ITLRX lit Hl'KK 4k4.*0.rhl]ft.Pa 
Best Hatcher 
' ON EARTH. 
Hatches Ducks,Turkeys 
Geese and Chickens. 
Received First Premium 
where exhibited. 
Send for Circular. 
ANDREWS’ 
Hatcher Co. 
Elmirn, N. Y. 
Mention Rl tub N.-Y. 
.... Send for prices 
and Illustrated Catalogue of 
CINCINNATI (0.) CORRUGATING CO. 
■ Virginia Farm*.—Mild Climate. Cheap Homes. 
Send for Circular. A. O. BLISS, Ceutralla.Vu. 
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