4886 
THE RURAL HEW^ORKER, 
74? 
PERSONALS. 
The Crown Prince of Germany turns an 
honest dollar by selling milk from his dairy 
farm near Berlin. Sales 1,000 quarts a day 
Baron Frederick Ferdinand von Beust, 
the distinguished German statesman, is dead 
in his 78th year. 
Harry Garfield, eldest son of the late 
President Garfield, is soon to marry his cousin, 
Miss Mason, of Cleveland, O. 
One Australian farmer has just offered $75,- 
000 for a rabbit-proof wire fence to extend 203 
miles, 
President Frances E. Willard and all 
the old officers of the National Woman’s 
Christian Temperance Union have been re¬ 
elected. 
M iss Fortunes didn’t come singly to 
Thomas Fortune, of Columbus, Wis,, whose 
wife presented him with three girl babies at 
once the other day. 
The Rev. .A L. Dobson, of Quogue, has 
been awarded one of the tour prizes of $25 
each offered by Austin Corbin for the best 
crop of peanuts grown on Long Island. 
While chopping down a tree the other day 
Gladstone was stung on the face by a wasp; 
the papers reported that a swarm of them had 
put a horrible head on the Grand Old Man. 
Prince Alexander Battenberu, late of 
Bulgaria, has just bought the Charlotteufeld 
estate, near Bchaffouse, Switzerland—price 
$100,000. He is reported to have feathered 
his nest pretty warmly. 
A dispatch to a Chicago paper says: 
“Michael Davitt is soon to be married to Miss 
Yare, of Oakland, Cal. She is an orphan and 
lives with her aunt, is pretty, 2o years old and 
is highly accomplished. Whe has, it is said, 
$00,000 iu her own right. 
During the recent Western tour of Jay 
Gould, son and daughter-in-law. Jay told the 
people of Kausas City that their town would 
ye lie a far greater city than Chicago, be¬ 
cause it “has no lake to cut a large cautle out 
of its agricultural territory.” 
The Pope has refused to allow any orna¬ 
ment to be placed on Liszt’s grave, beyond an 
uupainted wooden cross bearing his name and 
the words: “Orate pro nobis.” The more that 
becomes known of Liszt's life the more shame¬ 
fully immoral does it prove to have been. 
Mr, W. W. Corcoran has just started a 
suit to protect his title to land purchased by 
him in Washington 50 years ago. In the bill 
which he has filed he states that he is an adult 
and has been for more thau 87 years a resident 
of the District of Columbia. 
Gov. Pattiron, of Pennsylvania, says that 
at the conclusion of his present term of office, 
next. January, he will return to his West Phil¬ 
adelphia homo and resume his law practice. 
Being considerably under 40. he feels that his 
professional career is still before him. 
In Berlin. Tuesday, General yon Moltke 
celebrated the 80t.ii anniversary of his birth. 
He is hale and hearty, rises at six o'clock every 
morning and passes much of his.time in look¬ 
ing after the Held laborers. He has constantly 
iu his hand an ax, which he uses in chopping 
and trimming trees. 
Since the Cbevreul centenuiul celebration a 
great crop of centenarians lias sprung up iu 
France. The woods are lull of them. It is 
seriously proposed to get a hundred of them 
together at a public dinner, M. Cbevreul pre¬ 
siding. It would be os att ractive as a baby- 
show. 
J. I. Case has bought the Glenview stud 
farm near Louisville, Ky. It eoutaius 647 
acres, uud lie paid $113.50 per acre for it. He 
also bought seven blooded horses, paying 
nearly $2,500 each for them. Jay-Eye-See, 
Phallas and Brown, the two-year-old. will be 
put into winter-quarters at Mr. Case’s home in 
Racine, Wis. 
Mrs. Cornelia Mitchell Stewart, wi¬ 
dow of many-tunes millionaire Alexander 
Turney Stewart, who died 10 years ago, died 
of pneumonia, after 24 hours' sickness, at her 
white marble palaco in Fifth Avenue, this 
city, at 0:80 A. M., Monday, Oct. 25. Maiden 
name Chinch; bora in this city Oct. 20, 1803— 
83 years five days old, therefore, at death. 
Married Stewart, then a small store-keeper, in 
1823. A small, slight woman with an excel¬ 
lent figure and a smooth, fresh complexion, 
which she returned, to a great extent, to the 
last. Hus left behiud her about $35,000,000 
probably to be fought for by relatives. 
i'l{ rrlhinrottd '^Vclrrvtisinu 
You Cmu I,earn (law lo taet iticu 
1 y tondlnr you - address to Halletr & Co., Portland, 
Maine: they »ill send von full Information about 
s --.a.. . u can do and live at home wherever you 
are I ’■It ndnnted to all ages ami hota sexes. 
$5 to $25aday an I upwards easily earned. Some lmve 
earn, . ... ^ . it-..,.. All succeed grandly. Allis 
new. Veil loe started free. Capital uot required. 
Delay not. A0 of the above will be proved to you, 
and you will find yourself on the road to a hand-bine 
fortune, with a large and absolutely sure income from 
(he very start. 
■I 
3352573 
SAMPLE. 
TREATMENT 
J ZYKet) VLM icou, m.y vuuvrv.-.- --- - - --, - 
decay like shingles or tar com 1**1 tinea, eaay to apply, 
pufferiTUTIi *- 
m Ti: for PLASTKK r t Half the 
ARPETn and RlfGH of wmo. donbt* 
»f oil cloUm, GatAioffttfl* Mirl ffiunpif# />«* 
V. E- no /II XI- J- 
INSECT EXTERMINATOR 
HwwrutSnmkt. Call and examine. Mention titujKiP*** 
WrASDOTTFX Thoroughbred SoooJc. at81 aaah. 
J. T. COTHRAN, GreenvrUb, N. Ti. 
IS GRAPE VINES 
Ala© Small Fruits. Quality nnsnrpasred. Warranted 
true. Very .heap. 3 Sample vines mailed for 15e. Deaorip- 
Mve price li*»fiee. LfcWIS ROESCH, Freilonlii, X. Y. 
ItEW AND UAH K 
WINTER F10WERING PLANTS. 
East Indian and Keotb American Orchards— 
Dutch Hu lb*, etc. 
NX IF FRUITS, ETC. 
New rear*, new Peaches, new Cherries, new Grapes, 
new Strawberrlvs, etc., with a large stock of all kind a 
of Fruit Trees, shrubs, etc. 
Dl'Tl II HI' LIlf*.—Large importations, direct 
from the leading grower* In Holland. First quality 
Bulbs, Beautiful Hot house Plants, Hoses, Clematis, 
etc. well grown, cheap. 
Catalogue* mailed to applicants. 
JOHN SALI,. Washington, I). 
STOCK FARM FOR SALE -The best Stoolt 
Range on the Georgia Coast. Good Fishing. Gunning, 
and unlimited supply of Clysters. EZRA COE, 
Care of Gila ham * 11 can ell, SAVANNAH, GA. 
POULTRY SUPPLIES. 
Freeh Ground Beef Scraps, Granulated Bone and fine 
Bone Meal, Oyster shells, etc. 
(lend fur circulars and samples. 
C. A. BARTLETT, 
WORCESTER, MASS. 
OXFORD UOWWS. 
Another importation will arrive Sept. 1st from the 
celebrated flock of John Treadwell, whose sheep have 
again this year won 1st, 2d and Champion prizes at the 
"Oxfordshire," “Bath and West of England,'’and the 
great "Royal" shows Ht> beer. Hama are by mv grand 
Imported, 120 lb.. "Bicester,” winner at these Shows 
’*», 'it and was 1st at sweepstakes, over <k‘ other 
Downs, at Chicago. Madison, Wli, and St. Louis. Mr. 
Treadwell wanted him back la*< year. For sale, 1m- 
ported Ram*, Ewes amt l^unb* by Imported Bicester," 
"Sir John," "Baron Cauipsfleld' atnf "Douatus.” 
F. C. GOLDSBORO UGH. KifcTOS, Talbot Co.. Md. 
DO 
YOUeWANT A DOGIK 
DOC BUYERS’ GUIDE. 
Colored plates, 1O0 engravings 
of dilfecreut breeds, prices they are 
worth, and where to buy them 
Mailed for 15 Cent*. 
ASSOCIATED FANCIERS, 
237 S. Eighth St. Philadelphia, Pa. 
“MARCHMOOR FARSI.” 
UIDDADPUIIQ No Il«72: Sire Orange Peel, 
nlr rAilVnUd P. 235; Dam King’s Fertllte, 
No. 22765. Service Fees, *100. 
DDIPUrcnu No. 11671, Sire Farmer's Pride 
DKlUn I 3UR P, 322: Dam Nellie Handers. No 
22764. Service Fees, *1CP. 
DBIUnr ilCDfl Sire ^ero, P. S. 249: Dam Mrs. 
■ If I (I U b IV C (I U Langtry. C. J746. Service Fees 
*100. C11AS. R. HOE, 
New Brunswick, Si, J. 
HOLSTEIN FREIS1AN CATTLE 
IMPORTED AND HOME BRED. 
WHAT OTUEUS SAY. 
"The finest herd this season.’’—Dr. ’arrlngton, U. S. 
Quarantine station. N. J. I 
"As a herd, away up! up! ! up:Dudley 
Esq., Oswego, N. Y. V 
Young Cows; Yearlings with Calf. Yearling Bui*-*- 
and Spring Calves'I'rlme stock. No fancy prices. W0- 
mean busiuess. 4 .. >V. THOMPSON & SON. 
Stilton, N. J., P. R. R. 
0 Challenge wind mills. 
IN r*E IN Et F.RY State and Territory oi 
rth* S. 11 Is a *ccu.*ial wheel, ha* 
been made byur' id years,and ha* 
never v.own down without towel 
Mir aklne. a record no other mill can 
show. WII.lAhENT on Brt DAYS TEST 
TRIAL. REST FEED MILLS, CORN 
I Ml n.LEK*. ETC. GOOD AGENTS 
WANTED b s!l utki -nigned territory. Cat 
, , K -f . CHALLENGE wind mill 
.AND I’tKI) M.11.LCO. Bi.larta. KanoCalli 
BOILE RS 
OF ALL SIZES. 
Write for Circular and toll us what you want. 
B W. PAYNE A SON. Drawer IiYlfi, Elmira. N. Y. 
New York Office, 107 UBKRTY STREET. 
Eastern Agents, Htu, (.'larks St Co.. Boston, Mass. 
Our Patents! Vertical Boiler will not prime, 
danger of burning flues. 
$250 WILL BUY 
ETJMPH&EYS' 
Homeopathic Veterinary 
Specifics for 
j HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEPt 
| DOGS, HOGS, POULTRY. 
Used by U. 5 . Governm’t 
Chart on Rollers, 
anti Book Sent Free. 
Humphreys’ Med. Co., 109 Fulton St., N. Y. 
HUMPHREYS’ 
HOMEOPATHIC flA 
SPECIFIC No. do 
In use 30 years. The only successful remedy for 
Nervous Debility, Vital Weakness, 
and Prostration, from overwork or other ca 11*03. 
*1 porvml. o**5 vials and largo vial powder, for $5. 
Souu Bf buroourrs. ora»M»l posrtPiud on roeffipt of 
privv, —^mnphfojn* Jlvdlduo >ulU>a &u> >. 1. 
EPPS’S 
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING 
COCOA 
Ws also manuAkotur® Mowrr», Rwpert. Tvitte Binder*. Rxt?a, 
Field Roller*, Flows, F«M C«tt*r and Crusher, Hand and 
Power Corn Shelter*. *u*- Srnd for Illustrated Catalogue and 
Price List. H. 6, MESSING Eli a. SON, SlockcrtowB,!**. 
fi ET iiir F£S« GRIST MILL 
Yr ith CaggSlM Grinding 
>S IU1 CaH-SSe*i G-nes.iine) pane, 
Steel Coy Crueller, and Bl6Y* 
for Keel Tb*y take LE83 
POWER, do More Work, 
and ore m-.-r, durable thiia any 
other mill SAl/yf*r(»« 
Al*o nian'frs of tho 
Vnlan nor*, Faw, »ltk U.g 
_ tr«»i Mrolar, and cleaners, 
flwt Cutter*. iVnlar 5i»«. ete. 
Vf. L. BUYER A BKO« Philadelphia, P*, 
P 
J 
RICHMOND 
^CHAMPION 
J«FENCE 
MACHINE 
e and picket fence machines 
r»uut<Mi No*, it, isss. IVIMVn 1 8w c> 
urpassesall ether wire and nickel fence machines 
>r making strong and durable fences In the tle!>', 
:ii n«. stock wifi break down. On rough, bill.' 
{round, Iv keep*, picket- perpendtculnr which ul 
> th.T machine will do without constant adjustment 
It Is easy to handle, uses any kind of pickets, and 
any size of wire. Write for circular and prico 
WAYNE AGRICULTURAL CO.. Richmond. Ini 
General Advertising Hates of 
THT2 RU^AL NJW-YJSKER. 
Thefollowtn.j rates are invariable. All are there¬ 
fore resiieetfvUy informed that any correspondence 
with a view to obtaining different terms will prove 
futile. 
ORmFuuv Advert Isomoats, per agate line....80 cents. 
One thousand lines ormore.wl'hln one vear 
fr uu date of llrsl In-rT Ion. ner agate line. 25 “ 
Yearly criers occupying 4 or more lines 
agate sp«'*,*. . .25 “ 
Preferred positions ‘25 per <s A nt. extra. 
Reading Notices, ending with "Advper 
line, minion leaded.. .75 cents. 
Terms of Subscription. 
The subscription price of the Rural New Yorkhr Is; 
Single copy, per year. *2.00 
“ ■' Six months...........l.!0 
Great Britain. Ireland, Australia and 
Germany, per year, prst-puid.*8,04 (12s. 6d.t 
France... ... S.04 (I6t« fr.) 
French Colonies.... 4.06,291$ fr.) 
Any one sending a club of seven Is entitled to one 
copy, one year free. 
Agents will be supplied with canvassing outfit on 
application. 
Entered at the Po»t-offlce at New York City, N. Y, 
as second-class mall matter. 
A pure California pro¬ 
duction, an infill ibis 
extermimtor of Roach¬ 
es, Bed-bugs, Wmvr- 
bugS, Flies,f leas, Mos¬ 
quitoes, Ants, Moths, 
and in fact all insect 
pests of (he household, 
lielil, orchard, garden, 
and conservatory. 
BUHACH is pinrsn- 
reed to be as harmless 
to animal and plant 
life as it is c.estruciive 
to that of the insects. 
BUHACH is the 
powdered blossoms of 
a California grown flower and absi Juiely contains no 
acids or poisonous drugs of any description. 
BUHACH is not to be classed wi;h the thousands of 
wori 1 ss . nd dangerous preparations so called “In¬ 
sect Fstcrtni’iators." 
RUlfAi H is ihc in so,-iicide of progress. 
Pure! Po weirful! Potent! 
BUHACH is not sold in bulk,but in sealed ins wiih 
yellow labels, bp sn which appears our Trade Mark 
BUHACH as above. Beware of base imitations. Ask 
vour ( ru gist or grocer for it and see that you get it. 
Descriptive ciroiinrs mailed f-ee up n nrplicau n t* 
us. BUHACH PRODUCING & M’F’G CO. 
■s of Stockton, California, 
4 $ Cedar St., New York. 
1838 1*0niotui Nurseries 1886 
A St'PtRB STOCK OF 
Lawson, best Early Market Pear; Kief- 
fek. best Ijuc Market Fear; I.e Costs 
and other Fear Tree*: w ilsos Jr.. Lar¬ 
gest kuowti Blackberry: pto bushels per 
acre—4tfe Inches around; Erie, the Lar¬ 
gest very hardy Blackberry : Marlboro 
and Golden Qclicn Riutpberrles; Parky 
and Lida, best Market Strawberries, 
Niaoara. Emtirk statf. 2t other Grapes 
In large Supply. All the worthy old, 
and promising new fruits. Catalogue free. 
WM. PARRY, PARRY, N. J. 
i * nrVINES. Ntiumra, F,m- 
Onrtr C pire SlHtf, ete.. «t reo- 
tamable price*. New uud old Straw, 
berries. Erie BIm.cU berry. All 
>33LS/Wwr3) the best Ktu-pberries- Plants sent 
wjjSwwe safeb' by m»i) to Any port of the U. S. 
Send for Free ftlabipAWllkli eantitins Ns I, 82 A S3 
colleutieQk. JOEL KORN£2 St SON, Mkrch&aiviUe, N. J. 
IRON 
WATER 
PIPE. 
Send for catalogue. 
THE WELLS RUSTLESS IRON CO., 
7*9 CUFF STREET, NEW YORK. 
Braslan, Dow & Co., Boston, Ag’ts for New England. 
UTllE “SrANnAlU)” 
GALVANIZED WIRE NETTING. 
\ f 1 1 T ; For Poultry Yard. Lawn, and De- 
A£iAl mesne Pence. Over 5.0U 1 miles In 
otf ci i tt use. Semi for prices. 
I H fci A r EVERY 1HING KOk THE POUL- 
TRY Y.VRD AND KENNEL. 
|) L J{ A I» Ij I*. Portable I’ouhry Houses and Dog 
Houses. Poultry Houses plauuetl, 
built, furnished, anil slocked. 
How to Fatten Fowls by Frt-ueh ArtlflcUl Machine. 
Illustrated Pamphlet, 10 cents, lllttsirated t ata- 
logue. 10 cents. 
BUOLKNER A. KVA NS, 28 VbskySt., N.T. City. 
FRINKS RUPTURE REMEDY 
W ill quickly cure any case of Hernia or Rupture. Ex¬ 
planation and testimonials free. Address 
O. FRINK. 224 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 
... _WINE 
-*4° t, W. ILJ I hr-Ier Whit*-; t’nland 
‘i 17WD 1 ' I binwLe'A y -I- i • - lmpt'S Koglah 
11,-rU-hlp—.I’.oeordre Peilivr-.Health, i 
U*— Thru-, and Parity gwrantee'L jeneyl 
•ksam—- e.<,t P U.(X;<: Fe(llrr..r,l |,H»«“winBiiigF 
it-wnM shrep. limn*. TllrkAJk 'll .I 0 - - :' Iiy C. II. 
r v u itl Mi rOV. Box T. rL \V L'hrstcr. Pn. Am 
BEST 
ret offered for the money. 
*i'SEXD FOR CIRCULAR. 
RICHMOND MACHINE WORKS, 
UKllMOMt, INDIANA 
JACKSON ARCHITECTURAL 
IRON WORKS. 
Iron Work kinder Baildin^s. 
Office 815 EAST 26 th STREET, NEW YORK. 
STABLE FITTING* A SPECIALTY. 
CAPACITY 60 EGGS. 
TT 4 TTVI T'V I Cheaper and better than with 
HAT “ il Ibvy hens. Every FARMER should have 
f'lUDlfDVtl one. The "NEW INVINCIBLE" 
L H.il JlfulO HATCHER for Poultry Raisers is 
.... the BEST IN THE Wuf.i.D. 
rriet , UJll.llU. Restonsiblk -YOKNTS wanted in 
every county in the Utilted States to sell our Hatchers 
anil Poultry Supplies-A MONF.V J1AKINO BUSINESS. 
For IUustraU'd tlrcuLnr and terms, mUtress 
BKOCKNKK A EVANS, ,s Vwei st.. N.Y.Cmr. 
PEARSON’S 
r FERTILIZERS. 
High Grade. Reliable. Lasting. 
Manufactured In dry condition, thereby assuring full 
weight of fertilizing ninterltU. Most flattering results 
w lie re used side by side with other lire puna Unis. 
Where there are uo agents for these Fertilizers, orders 
direct to the manufacturers will receive prompt atten¬ 
tion. JOHN M. PEARSON, Hudson, N. Y. 
Send for catalogue. 
JEILSKV REP, FOLAMMIII.N*, 
Ck^*ler Hprkohlre X York. 
Alilrv Southdown, CoUwold 
and Msford T»own >h*vpan<l Lamba 
^Srfltfh 1'ollpy Sbeph«rd l)og> and 
Fmiff Poull<7. SemlforUUiofai 
‘ WjkTL£K BC&FU * OO^WU-Pl 
>0|;rrHt »ouriA thwr CAurnrwyou dear 
>uMvrvr, wc will n*ii1 rnou^h iocoi\vlric«. 
rtv. B. S. La MtKMACit A Co,. Newark, f*.. 
nvspErsii, 
Its Nature. CniMK'K. Prevention, and Cure. 
Being the result of actual experience with D.vstx'psla. 
By .TOHN H. Mt'ALVIN. Uuvicu., Mass. l ourteen years 
Tax Collector. Scut free to auy atldress. 
RUPTURE 
Positively cured by our Hedl 
catcd Electric Soli 1 'nil Truss. 
without useof knife or ntedlfy^/ • '■ 
A perfect retainer. No palu, ^ 
Uo lies of tltne. Those are 1 - 41 
facts, which we ngrei- to verify, or torfolt I U 
# 1 ,(XKI. Cun-s. guimintecd on accepted cases ■ M 
or money refunded. For clmtlars, price » M 
list, rules for measurement, and Itislrue- 
lions for self ir. atment. address 
SAMTAKI1 >1, 7» E. Murket Street. 
Indianapolis, Ind. 
r firiirOO^ causes, and a new and success- 
11 It I 111 ilil f ’ 11 t'l K E at your own home, by 
ILHI 11 L J U one who was deaf twenty-eight 
U years Treared by most of the noted specialists 
without benefit. Cured rieru<(/ hi time nuiiiihn, 
and since then hiiridn.sU of others. Full particulars 
sent on application T. S PA life. 
No. -11 Went 31 si 8t., New Yorlt C’ity. 
►* sample CASKETS 01 V 8 11||.> . 1 . oy gly. 
Vi La our S1LY*KVVARK to I Wing,,.. .< ,.mtHce 
. -oh secure new agents. A express addres, 
,t addressing WALLINGFORD SILVER CO., u'aUtngfsrd.Ct, 
" . 1 , jy civ- 
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