THE RURAL HEW^ORKER 
TIB 
Cou(lm, Culu, Bronchitis. 
Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceaete. 
Headaches. Sick mndachc, Vertigo 
EltherSex. Nof'.apital.M.Ypuiig lTSOyixuiwtiilStN.Y 
PERSONALS. 
Pta'crMuufou# ^averti.oilUL 
91.000 Utavurtl 
for your labor, amt nkun. fan be earned lu a Short 
jf you at uni t- write to Halloti & no., Portland, \h 
lot Information about work which you cun do 
live «t home, whatever your locality, at a t>roi 
ovc," $Tr r,: r l " ua >- W«1 
o'it SMI lu a day. All Is new. llallctt ,x Co 
l ii 1 ',. Capital not required. All ages. Bothst 
c.!!. )iU ti 1 L ’ 1 uliir8 ^V*'- 1 ,u ' s >' who are wise will wri 
^\t ft “ l c^ l wo^ l ‘:r. lheUWt ’ 1VC ' ii - SUU8 111110 f0 « 
James C. Flood has just finished a $2,000,- 
000 dwelling in San Francisco. 
Ex-President Arthur is still a sick man. 
Looks a heavy shadow of his former self. 
Jerome Increase Case is the full name of 
Jay-Eye-Sees owner, and he has a fortune of 
$5,000,000. 
Secretary Manntng is in very good 
health, thank you, and has resumed his duties 
as head of the Treasury Department. 
Fate Field says that prohibition in Iowa 
makes sneaks and hypocrites of otherwise 
well-meaning people, and that it turns the 
drug stores into grog-shops. How does Kate 
kuow ? 
The New York hell’s of the late Vice-Presi- 
tlont Hendricks’ mother will contest the will 
which left the entire estate to bis wife. They 
claim a one-third interest. 
i >ver .in Southern women are connected 
with the new papers of the South, and on the 
drd of next mouth they propose organizing a 
Southern Woman’s Press Association. 
The compromising stories about Mgr. Capel, 
circulating in the Eastern papers, have found 
their way back to California, and the priest 
telegraphs the New York Herald an indignant 
denial of the charges. 
The only Republican elected to the Georgia 
Senate is Ben Duggor, a veterinary surgeon 
from the mountain district. An Atlanta dis¬ 
patch calls him “uncouth,” but “immensely 
popular'’ in his district. 
Walker Blaine is going to Chicago to 
live. His younger brother, Emmons, who 
married Joseph Medill's daughter, has worked 
his way up to be principal attorney for the 
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. 
A SON of John Brown, who owns a large 
vineyard at PuLin-Bay, is such a radical tem¬ 
perance man that he will not sell a pound of 
grapes to be made into wine, and he always 
votes the straight. Republican ticket. 
Some of her admirers in the Argentine Re¬ 
public have presented to Sarah Bernhardt, 
the actress, who is now performing in South 
America, 2,000 acres of land. She may yet 
settle down to the life of a stock farmer. 
Prince Lotus Napoleon, sou of “Plon- 
Plon” and Clot h tide, sister of the King of 
Italy, and heir to the Bonaparte Imperial 
pretentions, who arrived at Suu Francisco 
from Japan by the last steamer, left Wednes¬ 
day for New York. 
The President has appointed Col. James C. 
Duane to be Chief of Engineers or the United 
Slates Army with the rauk of Brigadier-Gen¬ 
eral, rice General Newton resigned. Gen. 
Duane is now on duly in New York as engi¬ 
neer of t he :kl light-house district. 
The Sultan of Turkey is a connection of the 
late Emperor of thu French. He is directly 
descended from Mile. Dubuc do Rivry, who 
was captured by Algerine pirates and became 
the favorite wife of the thou Sultan, Selim; 
and she was a Creole, first. cousin to Mile. 
Taseher do la i’agarie—the Empress Jo^phiue, 
grandmother of Napoleon III. 
The Hon. ( 'asms M. Clay will lie 70 years 
old on the l'.llh of this month. He is hale and 
hearty, mid looks as it he might easily live to 
see the century close. A few days ago he was 
unanimously nominated I'or Congress by the 
Republicans in the Eighth Kentucky District, 
but he thought the lime for the canvass too 
short to make it thorough, and declined. 
What think you of a uihu who prizes ehil 
dreti Chiefly because they will be future sol¬ 
diers' At a railway station in Saxony, Bis¬ 
marck, stopping to change trains, addressed a 
porter by whose side stood a little boy: “Is 
that your soud’ “Yes, Your Excellency.” 
“Have you any more?” “Four, Your Excel¬ 
lency. ’ “1 hat is well. They will makegood 
soldiers. God bless them!” 
Mr. Blaine lias a good story about Gen¬ 
eral Grant, who once visited Maine and rode 
through the State with Ex-Governor Wash- 
burue uuil her favorite sou. Wasbburne was 
boosting of Maine’s glories, when General 
Grant, nudging Blaine, said: "I believe Maiue 
is a great corn State; some of the corn patches 
we’ve passed remind me of the corn-fields in 
Illinois, in which a man on horseback cannot 
reach the tassels.” Washburnu did not see for 
a moment t hat in one ease the horseman could 
not reach up to the tassels and in the other 
case could not reach down to them. 
STOCK FARM FOR SALE -The best Stock 
Range on the Georgia Coast. Good Fishing-, Gunning, 
and unlimited supply of Oysters. EZRA COE, 
Carp of Graham & Hobbhxl, SAVANNAH, GA. 
CHOICE POULTRY. STANDARD BIRDS. 
While Leghorns and P. Rocks, *1 to <1.25 each. 
Wyandotte*. si to $1.50 each. Dou’t patronize 
“poultry Rharks," but send direct to the SAYBUOOK 
VALLEY POULTRY YARDS, Oak Rill, Giieene <’o., 
N.Y. Satisfaction guaranteed. ORSON \VINAN’S. 
POULTRY SUPPLIES. 
Fresh Ground Beef Scraps, Granulated Bone and fine 
Bone Meal, Oyster Shells, etc. 
Send for circulars and samples. 
C. A. BARTLETT, 
WORCESTER, MASS. 
OXifORD DOWNS. 
Another Importation wtll arrive Sept. 1st from the 
celebrated Hook of John Treadwell. whose sheep have 
again this year won 1st,‘Id and Champion prizes at the 
“Oxfordshire,” "Bath and West of England.'’ and the 
great "Royal" shows Ho best Rams are by my grand 
Imported. •121) lb., "Hli'cu.-r," winner at these Shows 
•as, ’HI nnd was 1st at. sweepstakes, over eh- other 
Downs, at Chicago. Madison, 'Vis., and St. Louis. Mr. 
Treadwell wanted Idni back last year. For sale, Im¬ 
ported Rams. Ewes and Lambs by Imported “Bicester." 
FOR SALE, by 
GEOR GE 8ET MOUlt, SOUTH NOR WALK, Conn. 
‘2,000 Cuttings of Fay’s Prolific Currant, at 
|35 per 1,000, or $4 per 100. 
•5,000 Cuttings of While Sweet Currant, at 
$20 per 1,000 or *2.50 per 100. 
Fine Rooted Plants of above ready for orders. 
A«RRH SAfclPLE 
/-YIAIAI It 
\\ DO YOU WANT A D-OG Z IAI 
I DOG BUYERS’ CUIDE. 
Colored plates, lOO engravings ; 
. of different breeds, prices they are 
worth, and where to buy them j 
Mailed for 15 Cents. • \ 
ASSOCIATED FANCIERS, 
337 S. Eighth SL Philadelphia, Pa. 
“MARCHMOOR FARM.” 
U I D D A D P U II Q No. 11572; Sire Orange Peel, 
nirrAnbHUOp. 281; Dam King’s Fertile. 
No. 22765. Service Fees, $100. 
DDIPUTCnil No. 11571, Sire Farmer's Pride 
BttlUn I OUli P. 322; Dam Nellie Flanders, No 
227W. Sendee Fees, $100. 
DD III ft C UCDD Sire Nero, P. S. 249; Dam Mrs. 
ritlUbC fl L It U Langtry. C. 2746. Sen-Ice Fees 
$100. CHAS. R. IIOE, 
New Brunswick, N. J. 
—GRAPEVINES 
Also Small Fruits. tynalitytf rpa-hod. Warranted 
true. Very cheap. S Sample vim .«lied for J5e. Descrip¬ 
tive price list free. LEWIS . jESCH, Fredonia, X.Y. 
WBW ANDRA3RK 
WINTER FLOWERING PLANTS. 
East Indian and Senth American Orchards— 
Butch Bulbs, etc. 
NKW FRUITS, KTC. 
New Pears, new Peaches, new Cherries, new Grapes, 
new Strawberries, etc., with a large stock of all kinds 
of Fruit Trees, Shrubs, etc. 
mm II Bl L Bfc*.— Large Importations, direct 
from the leading growers In Holland. First quality 
Bulbs, Beautiful Hothouse Plants, Roses, Clematis, 
etc.- well grown, cheap. 
Catalogues mailed to applicants. 
JOHN SAIL, Washington, D. C, 
1838 Pomona Nurseries 1886 
cSaiTl A STFEJIB STOCK OF 
[lYfiaiv Lawson, best Early Market Pear; KlEF- 
fek. best Late Market Pear; Le Conte 
/-/ Xft and other Pear Trees: Wilson Jr., Lar- 
/£• vf/ IB gesr known Blackberry': 163bushels per 
Si-'Uy 3p»ere—4ty'Inches around; Erik, the Lar- 
3- | D'rt a gest veryhardy Blackberry; MARLBORO 
I and Golden '..wires Raspberries: Parry 
tVA/J and Lida, best Market Strawberries, 
JU Niacara. Etmiot State & other Grapes 
In large supply. All the worthy old, 
and promising new fruits. Catalogue free. 
_ WWC. PARRY, PA I£ it v. x. ,i. 
FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES^ 
SMALLFRUITS, CRAPEVI NES,&c., 
In great variety, thrifty and true to name, at prices 
that all eon afford to buy and plant first-class stock. 
Our stock rmhrocc# all that Is to be found in a first- 
class Nursery, which we carefully pack for safe de¬ 
livery In all parts of the country, by mail, express, or 
freight. “Illustrated Descriptive Catalogue and Guide 
to Successful Fruit-Crowing," sent for ten cents In 
stamps. Price Lists free to all who mention this 
paper. Address 
The Randolph Peters Nursery C’n.. 
WILMINGTON, DEL 
■TREATMENT?'. I 
* Out Uuth w» c. a run v-m .i.arl Ot B9 
.ulkrer, we will mail eunuch h>«mvir.r» 1 ” *”1 
rtt. B. S. :,a. mbs.oi A Co., Nuw&rk, ts. J, 
n L A LIIl 00 It8 causes, and a new and succcss- 
11 fl I PI I ml flil CURK at your own home, by 
■ km Ilk UU one who was deaf twenty-eight 
U years Treated by most of the noted specialists 
without beneth. Cured hansel/ In three months, 
and since then hundreds of others. Full particulars 
sent on application T. 8. PAGE, 
No. 41 West 31sf St„ New York City. 
DYSPEPSIA. 
Its Nature. Cttnsea, Prevention, and Cure. 
Being the result of actual experience with Dyspepsia. 
By JOHN H. MCALVIN, Lowell. Mass. Fourteen years 
Tax Collector. Sent free to any address. 
RUPTURE 
Positively cured by our Medi . ■ M . a 
cated Elec-i rie Soft Pail Truss, 
without ttsenf knife < ir needle. 
A perfect retainer. No 
no loss ot rime. These are ^ 
fact*. which we agree to verify-, or forfeit I ,U 
$1,000. Cures guaranteed on accepted cases I M 
or money refunded. For circulars, price, ft jg 
list, rules for measurement, and lnstnic- 
lions for self-treatment, ml dress 
SANITARIUM, 79 E. Market Street. 
Indianapolis, ind. 
POSITIVELY UURED 
By DR. FOX’S REMEDY. 
Mr. V. V. Aldrich, of 30 Sibley Street, Cleveland, 
Ohio, says: "It is the only remedy (hat gave me relief. 
Two bottles cured me.” Mrs. H. F. Williams. West 
Mecca, Ohio, writes: “The effect of yuur remedy npon 
me is wonderful. Many of my neighbors Intend call¬ 
ing on you for treatment.' Put up In two bottles- 
Complete Remedy, $2. Sent on receipt of price. Ad¬ 
dress DR. FOX REMEDY CO.. Cleveland,u. 
FRINK’S RUPTURE REMEDY 
Will quickly cure any ease of Hernia or Rupture. Ex¬ 
planation and testimonials free. Address 
O. FRINK, 224 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 
HOLSTEIN FBEISIAN CATTLE DUTCH BULBS, &c. I HUMPHREYS’ 
rtipriRTCn .tvn now nwi-ti * 1 » ,-ir-ii r,r, —.== 
IMPORTED AND HOME BRED. 
WHir OTHKIts SAV. 
"The finest herd this season."—Dr. Farrington, U. S. 
Quarantine Station, N. J. 
“As a herd, away up; up!! up!;I”—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. \Y. THOMPSON A SON, 
Stiltuu, N. J., P. R, R. 
JKIISKY Kr.t), I’OIASn-tRlSS 
tH.,t*r While, Urrl.lilr, A Yurt. 
,hiri* I’lp., soulli-tunu, CnUwuid 
•tml Otfunt Ttuwii Sbrrpiuiil I j la 
>rotrh Colley sbrphrrj and 
Fflnry Poultry. Srnd fur lAtolofno 
W ,Al l.KB BI UPKX ACO.Philo.Bp 
RECORDED PRIZE SWINE 
t CwV(N- (. W. It.) I hrvlfr \\ hi(r«: Poland 
1 ■ l'h\n*>+FuittyStrum*: Imj't’U EaglUh 
H« , rkiUm.UccH>rdul Ffdigree.Healthi 
Thrift and Purity guAranttcd. Jcracy 
it ^ fntlli* 1 i.4.0.1!.ft iVillifrrnd jirUr’Winnlnr 
CotAwnld Shri-p. Urorixp TurkojK C^'CattlogU** C\ If. 
W \ KKINGTON* Itui«r7 t Wear Clu at<-n l*iu a*» a 
breeder, Uaii &xul txauiine. Jtfcnftva thu 4*44*** 
THE 
GRFAT 
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MY ANNUAL PRICED CATALOGUE OF 
HYACINTHS, TULIPS, 
NARCISSUS. LILIES, 
And all BULBS, SEEDS, etc., for Fall planting In rhe 
Garden and In the House, Is now ready. Mailed free 
to all applicants. 
ALFRED BRIDGEMAN, 
37 East 19th Street, New York City. 
« fJD A DC YINES. N ingara, Ene 
UnHrCpire State, etc., ut reu- 
onable prices. New and old Straiv- 
berrii-*. I’rie Blackberry. All 
) the best Kaspberrie^. Plants sent 
safely by mail to any part of the U. S. 
Send for 'U.’at.y.' .r.which contains > 1. yj A n 3 
collections. JOEL U0KNEB & SON, Mcrchaniville, N. J. 
^^ s {fRUIT TREES 
A — ' v Vines, Plants, etc. 
. Apple. Pear, Peaeh.I’herry, Plum, 
\ Quince, strawberry , lLeu pberrv, 
-] Blackberry, (urmnt«. Grape’s, 
■ J Gooseberries, .to, Seed for Catal.igua 
, S J, S. COLLINS, Jloorestown, Ji. J. 
IMPROVED CHAMPION SAWING MACHINE. 
One man can do the work th3t heretofore re- Mir 
quired two. Ublikes the weight of operator. 1 QL 
Lighten/ r>‘ •niug, cheape/si orid only practi- Mj 
cal log sawing machine made, iynv* yar~|l 
cord an hour. Weighs l 
but 35 lbs. Prim com- _r< Sri 
plete only $12.od. Tufc^.- frV 
introduce, will deliver^ t fJJ \\ 
one machine free to any ,c , •. , 
addres- on receipt of^HSl^Ky - v 
price. Jaarest Chiinpiuii• 
Hfg. Co.. Quincy, HI. . y—• ■■ -t, t» wanta. 
DR. HUMPHREYS 
Book of all Diseases 
-The Edward Harrison 
mill CO., 
Manufacturers of It \ R UI SON’S 
J’J'VNBARD BURK STONE 
OBI-NfA-Nk and FLOl RINIJ 
MILL; of *11 nr. i nnd vnrail.s f...r 
Steam, W.tcr, Wind, 
^ Y Huns Jc lUinlPuwcr. 
A’J rrrut .:a[ v- 
’rl y I '> Ci'i iluranllty. K. - 
cy Mill warranW to 
W&tf W. do jnM what arc claim 
-—’ .y for St, Write for uur new tlliis- 
‘rsted catalogue and mention 
thL,patter. TuElw.IUtria.il 
Mill Co. New Ha\-ea,C 5 ,or C^lumouj. Cc 
nsectFqwder* gem^south 
1 ™ II WM 1 L T 11 R HINT VKRTleiT un i 
" limy --.'"1 A pure California pro. 
& •aSV I i’ vo duction. on infallible 
ftyr ull^Vn, ‘f’ exterminate*’of Roach- 
w— * \y es. Bet!-bogs, W.irer- 
'Ugs. Flies,Flc.is, Mos- 
’ 'ynVft "T quitix-s. Ants, Moths, 
and in fact all insect 
ilA^'^sx pests of the household, 
INSECT EXTE RMINA TOR JKtfJLtSE 
~ r~rS— ~ — to animal and plant 
/ V, lib: as it is destructive 
’ iLI—to that of tlic insects. 
JZ 'C' BUHACH is the 
— powdered blossoms of 
a California grown Rower and absolutely contains no 
aci.U or poisonous drugs of any description, 
BUT! AC 11 is not to lie classed with the thousands of 
wort 1 b 5s and dangerous preparations so called “In¬ 
sect Exterminators.” 
BlIHACH is tite insecticide of progress. 
Pure! Powerful! Potent! 
lU’HAl'll is not sold in bulk,but n sealed tins with 
yellow labels, upon which appears our Trade M.<rk 
BUHACH as above. Beware ot base imitations. Ask 
your druggist or grocer for it and see that you §ct it. 
Descriptive circulars mailed b ee upon application to 
us. BUHACH PRODUCING & M'F’G CO. 
•n of Stockton. California, 
4 g Cedar St., New York. 
THE BEST ( A I1LE FASTENING! 
SMITH’S 
SELF-ADJUSTING SWING STINCHIDN, 
The only Practical Swing Stanchion Invented. Thou 
samls In us... illustrated Circular free. Manufactured 
by BKOUks & PARSONS, Addison, Steuben Co. N, Y. 
390 s ylectfona, Scrap pictures, etc., and nice 
Vv\J Sample Lards for 2e. Hnj.('i»nCn ca.tb m.i., 
THE BEST VERTICAL MILL, 
IRON AND STEEL FRAME. 
FRENCH BUHRS. trJ 
Neat. Du rubi,-, tom puck W wflHfl 
Write for Descriptive Cireu- 
lar. Mention this paper. 
Straub Machinery Co.,w 
Cincinnati, O. 
$250 WILL BUY 
sa#Sn&ll 
Yet offered for the money, 
tod’&EXD FOR CIRCULAR. 
RICHMOND MACHINE WORKS, 
EH UMO.M), INDIANA. 
JACKSON ARCHITECTURAL 
IRON WORKS. 
Iron Work kinds for Buildings. 
Office 315 EAST 28 th STREET, NEW YORK. 
STABLE FITTINGS A SPECIALTY. 
SantpToCards for->,> *H!r « , . oe VirgiHUt Farms.-MUd Climate. Cheap Homes 
sample Lards for Jt, HiL.LCAKDCo.,L«dl*,OUIo. Bend rort.M’cuBtr. A. O.B L1SS, Cent rullu, V a. 
OMEOPATHIC 
Dyspeiisin. Bilious Stomach.25 
?«iitiliri*sse<l or Painful Periods.25 
\Y hiies. too Profuse Peri-xis.25 
Croup. ' 'ougli, Difficult Breathing. .. .25 
Salt Rhetim, Erysipelas, Eruptions.. .25 
Itbeiimiit>Ktit. K eiin.vtlc Pains .25 
Fever amt Vgue. Chills, Malana.50 
Piles, Blind or Bleeding.. . .50 
Catarrh. Influenza, « Md in the Head .50 
Y\ hooping Cough, Violent <Yiuuh-. . .50 
General llehililY ,Physical Weakness .50 
Kidney Ilisense. .50 
Norton* Debility . .1.00 
I'rinary Weakness. Wetting Bed... .50 
Diseases of the Heart, Palpitation.. 1 .O© 
Sold by Dniggiais. or sent postpaid on receipt of 
price.—UlUFHKfclS’ItEDKiNh CO. 109 KutnmSu N.Y. 
D UC KEYE 
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