PERSONALS. 
PEARSON 
CCDTII 
fi). FARMERS. 
1 I TO MAKE FERTILIZERS AT HOME with 
POWELL’S ™$12.00 
wy ^ \ I DD CB A DCn You can obtaiD a ton or 
L/jtrflKtll superior 
CHEMICALS PHOSPHATE 
Senator Blair is «-tot.al abstainer fi-om in¬ 
toxicating drinks, but is a good smoker of 25- 
cent cigars. 
Public Printer Rounds has bought the 
Omaha (Nebd Republican for $100,000, and 
will soon resign his position at Washington. 
Mrs, Cleveland says the White House is 
“an awfully uice place to keep house in,” and 
every woman in America agrees with her. 
Mrs. Folsom, the President’s mother-in- 
law, is a guest at the White House. She ar¬ 
rived Wednasday morning and will remain 
several days. 
Representative Uandai.l smokes a cigar 
now ami then to “keep company” with his 
friends, but the process seems very distasteful 
to him. 
John M. Brunswick, the head of the great¬ 
est billiard-table factory in the world, expired 
Sunday, at Cincinnati, of heart disease, in his 
67th year. 
Ex-Co vernor Warmoth, of Louisiana, is 
visiting his boyhood’s home at Salem, Ill. It 
is said that he now has more than $1,000,000 
iuvested in suerar interests. 
Mrs. Grant is about to send Thomas Mur¬ 
phy, once Collector of the port of Few York, 
but now sadly reduced in circumsfc nces, the 
amount of his contribution toward the pur¬ 
chase of the Elberon cottage. 
John Rusktn has persistently overworked 
himself, in spite of the warnings of his physi¬ 
cians and the entreaties of his friends, during 
the late years of his life. He is afflicted with 
a form of disease which runs into temporary 
insanity. 
Prince Fushimi, the heir-apparent to the 
throne of Japan, is on a visit to this country, 
after spending a year in Europe—on a tour of 
sight-seeing, pleasure and instruction. The 
future Mikado of Japan is dividing public 
notice with the future Emperor of Brazil. 
Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, the Prohibition 
candidate for Governor of New Jersey, says 
he is for organizing a Prohibition party that 
will tight a consistent battle for Prohibition 
this year and every coming year until the 
battle is won, if such a battle can be won. 
“I NEVER,” Senator Ingalls is quoted as say¬ 
ing, "did a lick of work until I had received a 
thorough education. My father and mother 
supported me until I was quite able to support 
myself. I belonged to the Brahmin class of 
New-England and am a sample of genuine 
Yankee training.” 
The Prince of Wales, as future head of the 
Established Church, is sharply scored by the 
English Churchman for ft recent Sunday din¬ 
ner he gave to 40 guests, followed by a variety 
show, at. which Japanese jugglers exhibited 
and a string baud played, "carefully avoiding 
sacred music.” 
A son of Senator Beck, of Kentucky, is one 
of the prominent candidates for Governor of 
Wyoming Territory. Ho has started for 
Washington to press his claims, as against 
Capt. Baxter, of Cheyenne, Mr. Holiday, of 
Laramie, itud ex-Delegate Post, of Cheyenne— 
all seeking the place. 
Dr, Gionanni Street, the African explorer, 
claims to have made a most remarkable dis¬ 
covery. He has turned up in Africa a liquor 
which renders the human body independent 
of food and drink. It is said that Dr. Succi, 
after drinking a few glasses of this wonderful 
beverage, fasted for 10 days. 
The Prohibitionists of Michigan are mak¬ 
ing much ado over the fact that in the new 
private car of Gov, Alger wine lockers have 
been built. They uvg - that this is a slap in 
the face of the temperance people of the State, 
without regard to party, and that it will lose 
the Republican party thousands of votes. 
The unlucky number figured conspicuously 
in the career of Richard Wagner. Born in 
1818, he died after 18 years of married life on 
Feb. 18. On March 13, 1861, his opera "Tann- 
hiiuser” was hissed in Paris. The number of 
letters forming his full name is 13, and his 
royal protector, Ludwig li. of Bavaria, was 
drowned on the 13th of June last. 
Mr. BkeC’UKH is lecturing industriously in 
England. His first appearance at Bristol at¬ 
tracted n rather small audleuoo to the hall; 
but one of the principal Loudon journals did 
justice to the lecturer: “Mr, Beecher’s magui- 
ficout presence, the mobility of his face, the 
modulation of his voice, his splendid diction 
and original thought, combined to make the 
man greater than the occasion.” 
W. M. EvaRTS, lawyer, was bitterly op¬ 
posed to the New York oleomargarine law, 
and argued agufnst its constitutionality before 
the courts; W. M. Evnrts, U. 8. Senator and 
aspirant for the Presidency, strongly favored 
the National oleomargarine bill, and argued 
for its constitutionality before his fellow Sen¬ 
ators. The points involving the constitution¬ 
ality of both bills are substantially the same, | 
absolutely the best feed for 
CATTLE, HORSES 
CA.XJ VE8, 
PHOSPHATE 1 PHOSPHATEGm oj 
AC Tivn AND PERMANENT ANIMAL BONE MANURE 
BAUGH & SONS, manufacturers, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
The Oil 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: 
h ut try it. and you will see the good results. It is sold 
by all leading feed dealers. 
Mr. JOHN KING, Norristown, Penn., 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 & t o., Indianapolis, lnd. 
St. Paul Linseed Oil Cu., fit. Paul, Minn. 
Cincinnati Linseed Oil Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. 
BLYTIIECOTE FARM POULTRY YARDS. 
INTELLIGENT BREEDING PAYS! BLYTHECOTE STRAIN OF WYANDOTTES. 
mnual Improvement sought by careful matings selected from the best. One setting of choice Eggs will pro- 
ee more first-class birds than ten settings rrom Inferior stock. A limited number for sale from the above yards 
s Season. Price, $3 per Setting of 13; Two Settings, #5; Five Settings, #10. 
Address j. D. TOMPKINS, Brainard, N. Y. 
MAPLE LAWN POULTRY YARDS & KENNELS 
Wyandottes. Plymouth Rocks, Pekin Ducks—500 finely bred Chicks for sale. SCOTCH COLLIE 
(Shepnerd) Pups, bred from Imported stock. Write for what you want. Address 
WESLEY B. BARTOY, Pittsfield, Mass. 
Reference: Editor Rural Nkw-Yorker. 
PORTABLE POULTRY HOUSES 
BOOKWALTER ENGINES 
UPRIGHT AND HORIZONTAL, 
3 TO 10 HORSE POWER. 
OVER 3,000 IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION. 
Illustrated Pamphlet sen t free. Address, 
JAMES LEFFEL & CO., Springfield, Ohio. 
Eastern Office: 110 Liberty SL. Mew York. 
\AJV1ERfCAI 
HOUSEMfjX 
(CORONA-NY 
THE GREATEST OFFER EVER MADET 0 SP 0 RTSMEN. A FINECPIO Oft 
IMPORTED DOUBLE-BARREL BREECH-LOADER with Outfit, onlyiplu.UU 
RANDSOMeTNGLtSHOAFVED'&THECKERED'WALRUT STOCK} 
^^ r ST ^^ s ? u ^f^*axnHiaM sharpened, choked bored;/ 
^^^^VlaOMATIC-SHOt/ 
Furnished all complete ready for oecupancy. These 
houses are Just w hat poultry breeders want, as they are 
.Vfsl, Practical l>i t Cheap. 
All kinds of portable houses suitable for all climates: 
»■«*>*, riiiil and vsirr p> oof. Sent to any part of 
the world, and no carpenter required to put them to¬ 
gether. 
(tend tor our Circular before you order m 
poultry houee. 
AMERICAN PATENT PORTABLE HOUSE MANUFACTURING CO. 
Corona, queens Co., N. Y. 
EMPIRE !P.¥f» r p £ R AT0R 
MOST IMPROVED In th« market. 
WARRANTED "RAN SHADE 
VmLKILLATlQO YAKDS# 
Vie have Just purchased AT A GREAT 
SACRIFICE from a LEADING KEW Y 0 EK _ 
” ••ntWfuLs’ their entire .lock or Ml. woll-knnwn ul .uivtord “ BELDEN" DOUBLE 
BREECH-LOADING SHOT GUNS. A* ABOVE PKSCR1B17D. Il I, .quid tn .r*r» r«,i. n 1.1 * 001 . 1 . PARKKK 
vi-unJo . . M A'JDiTiikkwisk, *« wr » tores number, wo n..< ,|. .-|,|„,| in ollrr . LlUll KI> 
■ T 81 2.on. UP TO DEC. 15. 1886 tor til. T"irp<' , » "> oit-n.1 r( n * them nine thomn. nl, n tnr Cmtr l 
& . f 111 Ar T LK DEC. 15- »• *h«li .-ioiicr U. RkOUL *R RFTAtL PRICK ol » 2 t!.im. SPOHTSMKS AND OTHERS ... tor 
juMnlhel. tniittiei ln*i.m.,„i n»e„r. thismo«t«TJPk.TtrnK ItRKRi'tl LOADER «(t ... UNPARALLELED LOW PRICE »f $12. 
Tl... I...rr.l«nr the “ BF L 0E N"AS OF’FKRKD R Y I is «r» ni«.li) of the imest Sheffield Steel -'ll «»*TI Hull In ... BRAXIUD. 
b ?r ,rL", W “" , ''' 1 * GUAkANTE E v'l^'^hoDe. NOOTHRR Pitta Wild. fin lilts Inen „r ,..rl ai It,, .mm.nl, u, .how 
k..n.l r.llh In onl.rtnc »n l«e i oir ar ua Ktpt-,. nh»r*"*, wl|l C.O.I' h- hsie.fr, wll prlvll-:. in-i amino b.f,i,» run .crept 
It. or If the r„ii .mount nr $12.00 l»senl wlihor,!-,, wo will ,.no A CARTRI DGE BELT EREE .ml 25 Shell <t wilh e». h 
tun. ORPFK NOW rcr this AIIVERTISEMKWT «»irr. 7 ^To cmdu., “ 7 A N drft If bn with yocr obdek 
Tin* U«*rrt*nt will tint *riv*r aeatn, -inti It will b* * vwrr lon|f lima b*torr wn will ever V> TDako iiieh another great 
and moil ADVA N T AG EOUS OFFER* Nothing Cfthietl bjr corrmpon'ii}ne«r j »ii the Run I* fullr ritnctitarl aKova No CatAlocu**. 
u?5.' v . r fi. l i.' n ' , 'k **" K* , "w*'Ti.r*«. If It t. n°l m r»pn,.mt-4 «n.l ..tletoctor}. AT 112.00 IT IS TltK UAUGAIN OF ALL 
ha i.i. a iNr. Complete Set of Reloading Tools only #2.00. 
OnUouor .ddr*M, THE BELDEN ACENCY, 9 West Broadway, NEW YORK. 
IBqYKYbore^ 
hgero^glssBEC-i 
We Ow m.nufketare Mower*. Refers, Twine Bloilers, Rmke*. 
Field Roller*. Plow*, Toed Culler .ail Cru.her, H.nd ud 
Power Com ShelKrw »ve. Send tor niUitr.trd C.uloene ind 
Prioo UK. 8 . 8 . MESS INKER JL. SON, 8 uwkert«wa.Pa. 
STEEL WIRE FENCE 
THE OLD RELIABLE HALL AD AY 
STANDARD WIND MILL 
Istbe best general purpose wire fence in use. It 
fs a strong net-work withnnt barbs. Don’t 
Injure stivk. It will turn dogs. pigs, sheep and 
poultry, as well as herses and cattle. The best 
fence for Farms. Gardens, Stock Kanges and Rail¬ 
roads. Very neat, pretty styles tor laans, Parks. 
School-lots snd Cemeteries. Covered w;th rust¬ 
proof paint, or made of galvanized wire, as prs- 
ferrwl It will last a.life- time. It Is better than 
hoards or barbed wire In every" respect. Ths 
Sedgwick Gates made of wronght-lron pipe snd 
•teel wire, defy all competition In lightness, neat¬ 
ness, strength and durability. We make the best, 
cheapestand easiest working nil-iron automatic 
or sell-opening gate, and tbe neatest cheap 
Iron fences now made. The best Wire 
Stretchers, Cutting Fliers and Post Angers. 
Forprices aiut particulars nsk Hardware Dealers- 
or ad«1re»9. mentioning paper, 
till S m w-m. r __ . _ 
I Q No. Ui!72; Sire Orauge Peel, 
IO P. 2^; Dam King’s Fertile, 
ees, #100. 
I No. 11671, Sire Farmer's Pride 
P. 322: Dam Nellie Flanders, No 
#100. 
Jf» Sire Nero, P. S. 249; Dam Mrs. 
ill Langtry. C..4746. Service Fees 
„ CHAN. K. HOE, 
New lirunswlck, N. J. 
IM.PORTKD AND HOME BRED. 
WHAT OmitlLS SAY. 
"The finest herd this leason.’’—Dr. Farrington, U. S. 
Quarantine Station, N. J. 
"As a herd, away up: up!! np!Dudley Miller 
Esq., Oswego, N. Y. 
Young Cows; Yearlings with Calf, Yearling Bulls, 
and Spring Calves’ Prime Stock. No fancy prices. We 
mean business, G. W. THOMPMON JL SON. 
8llltou, N. J„ P. U. R. 
General Advertiaintf Kates of 
THB RURAL NSW - YORSUR. 
Ifhefollowing rates are Invariable, dll ire there¬ 
fore respectfully liYanud that any correspondence 
wilh a view to obtaining different tenne urill prove 
futile. 
Obiumaut AdvertlBemeota. per agate Una... .80 cents. 
One thousand lines or more,wl>hla one year 
from dste of first !n<en Ion, per agate line. 25 “ 
Yearly orders occupying 4 or more lines 
agate space. 25 " 
Preferred poaltlors .M per oent. extra. 
Reading Notices, ending with "Ade per 
line, minion leaded...75 cents. 
- I «VfcU, rOt,AAll-l III VA 
I k/-lwr Will!., ifvrhthlrr A tork- 
>hlrr l’lr». Saalhdowa, tul-wald 
rtrf UtfaH Paw A Rhn.p unit I Am b, 
s,,»lrb I „ll,y Hhcph„r,t Por. ,*d 
F.nrj folltr;, 8,-nrt fur I «i.ln,u. 
w.aILEK BlKl K.KACl).Ib>|lmP» 
17 Sizes, 1 to 10 Horse Power; adopted bv the U S 
Government and Lending Hallroads. 
Also the Celebrated I XL Feed >1111, IXI. Stalk 
Cutter, IXI, Shelter, Horse Powers, Wood 
and Irou Pumps, Tanks, Noyes’ Haying 
Tools, etc. 
For Catalogue aud Price List, address 
U. S. Wind Engino and Pump Co., Batavia, III. 
A GRAND SUCCESS. 10.000 FOR 188ft. 
With this instrument 
. I- one man can do the 
work of two with urnat 
f Y v rosso snd much mom 
( J ezpeditiously. Notosly for tying Corn 
V Fodder but for meet all like bulky 
materia] in shook or bundle. For sale by 
hardware dealers. Send stamps dth-.- liy te .d.for 
one, without rope. E. DLAIU, Kucvrus, Ohio. 
Terms of Subscription. 
The subscription price of the Bubal Niw Yompr Is; 
Single sopy, per year..... #100 
“ •* Six months.1.10 
Great Britain, Ireland, Australia and 
Germany, per year, post-paid..#3,04 (13s. <d.l 
France. 8.04 <1614 fr.) 
French Colonies.. 4.0S 29V» f r.) 
Any one sending a club of seven ta entitled to one 
copy, one year free. 
Agents will be supplied with canvassing outfit on 
application. _ 
■ntered at the Post offics si New York City, If, Y, 
_ as seound-olasi mall matter. 
CENTRIFUGAL - GOVERNOR 
WINDMILL 
la the !>est working and most powerful Wind- 
Engine In the world, because it La the only cue 
w hich unites the most pertcet form of wind- 
wheel with the most perfect method of regu¬ 
lation. Geared Mills a specialty. 
For Deserlnflve Circular* Apple to 
THE DANA WINDMILL CO., 
fA1K1IAVAR, MASS., 0. S. A, 
N’e have been etblo to eon 
vlnce the public that 
SMITH’S VICTOR MILL 
Take the Lead l 
Send for Catalogue, Address, 
VICTOR GRINDING MILL CO. 
CHICAGO, ILL- 
