1886 
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PERSONALS. 
Best Hatcher 
’ ON EARTH. 
Hatches Ducks,Turkeyg. 
Geese and Chickens. 
Received First Premium 
where exhibited. 
Send for Circular. 
ANDREWS’ 
Hatcher Co. 
Elmira, N. Y. 
Mentlou Rural N.-Y. 
If WATCH 
Stem winder. W a nan led Reliable. Given to any one 
who will gret 8 subscribers for the best 50-cents-a-year 
paper In the world. Sample copies and new prtfmium list 
free. Address ACRICU LTURtST.Racine,Wl3. 
Gen. James Longstueet is about to write 
a book upon the late War. 
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has returned 
iu excellent health from his European trip. 
The President didn’t go to Buffalo to vote 
this year, but he sent *600 to this city to help 
along his party. Gov. Hill did the same. 
Prince Lotus Napoleon has been receiving 
a good deal of attention in New York, Phila¬ 
delphia. Baltimore and Washington, 
Martin Irons is back in St. Louis tending 
a feed store for the secretary of the Knights 
of Labor assembly while the latter looks after 
politics. 
The son of Ex-President Arthur and the 
two sons of the late President Garfield are 
studying at the Columbia College Law School 
this year. 
Miss Van Vechten. whom it was once said 
President Cleveland would marry, is now 
visiting Miss Rose Elizabeth at “The Weeds,” 
at Holland Patent, N. Y. 
John D. Rockefeller of the Standard Oil 
Company, now claims, by virtue of his £114,- 
000,000. William H. Vanderbilt’s old title of 
“the richest man in the United States.” 
Gladstone says that he is poor, but ho de¬ 
clines a *10,000 pension, to which all cx-Prime 
Ministers in straitened circumstances are 
entitled, because he does not believe in the 
principle of it. 
The engagement is privately announced of 
James Russell Lowell, ex-Miuistcr of the 
United States, to the dowager Lady Lyttle- 
ton. widow of the late, and aunt by marriage 
of the present, Lord Lyttloton. Newly-elected 
Congressman Burnett, his son-in-law, denies 
the report. 
“Gen.” Booth, of the Salvation Army, 
opens his campaign in this country at Chicago, 
coming from Canada. There they call him 
‘‘a negro exhorter translated into English,” 
and say that his effect comes solely from his 
iterat ion and vigor. 
M. De Lksskps brought one of his daugh¬ 
ters to this couutry during his latest visit, hut 
left 10 of his children with their mother iu 
France. The daughter suffered from sea¬ 
sickness during the voyage, but the octogena¬ 
rian father did not. 
When Chauncey M. Depow came down 
from the stand under the Bartholdi Statue 
after Ins oration, he declared, with a long- 
drawn sigh, that it was the iirst time he had 
ever delivered an address to an audience of 
applauding steamboats, 
F. W. Stewart, representative of a New 
York syndicate, is negotiating with the Cher- 
okaes for the purchase of the Cherokee Strip. 
The syndicate will offer *3 per acre for the 
6.000,000 acres, to lie used mainly for grazing 
purposes, as "littleof it is fit for tillage.” 
Senator Edmunds'* fortune is now esti¬ 
mated at $350,000, principally made at his 
practice and by judicious investments in real 
estate. He owns two houses in Washington, 
his home at Burlington, Vfc., and is supposed 
to make nearly *50,000 yearly practicing law. 
M. Pasteur, last Wednesday, informed the 
Academy of Sciences of Paris that ho had 
treated during the past year 3,490 persons who 
had been bitten by animals, aud that out of 
this number only 10 had died. Soventeeu- 
hundred-aud-twonty-six of the patients were 
French. 
Samuel Payton was discharged from the 
prison at Jackson, Mich., Saturday, his sen¬ 
tence of live years for a Detroit burglary 
liaviug expired. Payton is a grandson of 
Commodore Perry aud is said during his in¬ 
carceration to have been left a fortune of 
$250,000, 
The alleged Sir Roger Tichborne or Arthur 
Orton, famous as the Tlchborno claimant, is 
now living iu destitution at New York, con¬ 
fined to his lied by blood poisoning and kept 
alive by the ministrations of the St. George 
Society. He bitterly regrets his voyage to 
America to lecture, as it has turned out a 
miserable failure. 
General Vai.le.io, who played so promi¬ 
nent a part in the early history of California, 
and who once owned a principality iu Sonoma 
County, is now living on his Inst small rem¬ 
nant of laud in the suburbs of the town of 
Sonoma, lie has just brought a suit in San 
Francisco to recover possession of a portion of 
the Presidio, or military reservation of that 
city, which he claims under a Mexican grant, 
confirmed to him in 1836. 
PER CII Ell OX nORSES. 
Inland Home [stuck Farm, Grosze Isle, 
Mich.- flu) to select from, Intest Import¬ 
ation arrived Auk. 12th; 
- i a personally seteeu-d Id 
France by cue of tin* 
firm. All (tuck reglster- 
ed In French and Amer¬ 
ican Stud Rooks. We 
will make It to your ad 
vantage to deal with tis. 
Large Illustrated cloth 
bound ' 'atalogue free by 
mail. Address S.tVAUi.S; 
1 ' Au.vrM, Detroit, Mich. 
/& . Containing full information on Breed- 
/ inj?. Feeding. Treating and Incubating 
L ^ Poultry, by u practic al man; and a sarn- 
~~ ple-’-'pv or c.cir paper and „ large il- 
Itislinted Premium I.i*t. eontain- 
t /'iffljP5?”" : insr illustrations and descriptions of 
- A*?’ over 100 new and rare varieties of Flow¬ 
er, Vegetable and Field Seeds included in our next Free 
Seed Dirtrilnition eve eive 2n well filled packet* free to 
every subscriber I. lt,»>k. “ample oopy and Premium List 
will lie sent Fret*, pos'tpaid, to any one who will send us 
the names and addresses of t°p reading Farmers, Dairy¬ 
men. Stoekmen, etc. Tho-ov.ho make vegetable nr flow- 
crgnrdens.or experiment with l ew varieties of LTnin.etc., 
preferred. Address FIRM, FIELD t\I> STOCkJUX.Chicago,Ill. 
The bed Hoe in tlic world. Noi 
subject to Cholera. Sold788m lsss. 
‘•‘■■‘“2806 lbs. 
Send for dlwnpuan of this fam¬ 
ous breed, also fowls. 
THE L. Li. 3LLVE3. G0_ 
Cleveland, O., L'.S.A. 
II’//./, .1/ /Ilf.; POf/B //«A*‘ 
Packages Hailed lor .50c. and St. 
6 Boxes, $2. IU Boxes. §0. 2h ft, Kegs, StUh. By Ex¬ 
press ur freight. 
WHOLESALE AGENTS- 
C. N. Crlttenton, N. Y,: Wm. Henry Man In, Pldla.; J. 
C. Long. Jr., N, Y.; Parker & Wood, Boston; Jo- Breck 
& Sons. Boston; Geo. A. Kelly & Co., Pittsburgh. Pa.; 
Western Chtmlcal Go., St. Louis, Mo.; John Anglian & 
Co.,Denver, t'ol.; Geo,W.Wlulcson.4Cu, San Francisco, 
Cal.; Plant Scod Co., Si, Louts; Richardson Drug Co., 
St. Louis; J. M. McCulloughs' Sons, Cincinnati, Ohio: 
T. W. Wood. Richmond, Va. 
IT. c. e«tuftcvant, Prop . 
IJurtiord, Conn. 
MAPLE LAWN POULTRY YARDS & KENNELS 
u!, tP8 V P *, > 7 nouth RockSr Pekin Ducks-500 finely bred Chicks for sale. SCOTCH COLLIE 
Shepherd) Pups, bred from imported stock. Write for what you want, Address 
WESLEY B. ItlRTOV, Pittsfield, Mass. 
Reference: Editor Rural New-Yorker. 
TQOBOI GIIBRED BERKSQIRES.-Will 
sell for mi days at Half Price. All ages Flue lively 
full marks. Vigorous and handsome Address 
II, J. Mattocks, la re view hekd.XOLEDi t, 0_ 
STOCK FARM FOR SALE -The best Stock 
Range on Hie Georgia Coast, i lood Fishing. Gunning, 
aud unlimited supply or Oysters. EZRA FOE, 
Care or Graham fc Hubkell, SAVANNAH, GA. 
IthscrlUtu-ous guU'crtlsinn 
POULTRY SUPPLIES. 
Fresh Ground Beef Scraps, Granulated Bone and fine 
Bone Steal, Oyster Shells, etc. 
Send for circulars and samples. 
C. A. JUAKTLETT, 
WORCESTER. MASS. 
OXFORD DOWXVS, 
Another importation will arrive Sept. 1st from the 
celebrated flock of John Treadwell, whose sheep have 
again this year won 1st, 2d un i Champion prizes at the 
"uxford'hlre." "Rath und West of England,’'and the 
great “Royal" shows His best Rams are by my grand 
imported, fill lb.. "Bicester,” winner at these Shows 
*H;t, ’M and was 1st at sweepstakes, over rh vfh r 
D arn*, at Chicago, Madison, Wis.. amt st. Louis. Mr. 
Treadwell wanted him back last ve.tr. For sale, Im¬ 
ported Hams. Ewes and Lambs by Imported 1 Bicester,” 
"Sir John," "Huron Campsfield" and "Donatus." 
F. C. OOLDSBoROUGH, Easton, Talbot Co., Md. 
FOR ONE YEAR 
J :::::::: ONLY an::: 
H LADIES 
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Send 15 Cents for Specimen with Clnt> Offers. CLUB 
GOOEY’S, at the present time Is admitted by press 
and people to be superior to nnv ladies* magazine In 
America, having the greatest varlct v of departments. 
Tim literary featiir sure: Serial**, Novelettes, 
Short Stories, Charades, 1‘ncius, etc. 
Popti InT am tiers w |iu con l n biiteurc: J. V. P rich nr d. 
Miss Etnily Itei'd, .Ino. Churchill, \\illiaiu 
Miller Butler, Emily Lennox, and ihcrs. 
Engravings appear ;n every narnher, ot‘ subjects 
by well-known an:sts. In its Colored Fashions 
Gopey's len is. In colors and styles, and is the only 
Lad es' Manaztne (Jan recants 'its Fashions IX AD- 
Vaxok direct from. PARIS. Both modistes nnd home 
Paper Prutrrnsare one of the important fea¬ 
tures of tr Is magazine : each subset :t»cr tm i g allowed 
to sweet their own pattern ever tr >-li b. na itein alone 
rr _ re than covet': g thesubscrJrition price. 
i metical Hints upon I)re*sinnking show 
Ecw g-annenrs C3 n Pomade over by ilie patterns given. 
1 radical Hints show younghousekeepers how 
to manage tvi’ii econop y and &k u. 
Fashion Votes ax Home nnd Abroad. 
■ i olored iitifi Islnck Work D^si^ns tj{vc 
all the new, st ideas for lancy work. “ “ 
Cooking Recipes by an expert housekeeper. 
The Arch it eel u ml Deparrmcnt is of practical 
13T 11 i V. » » r i 11 lit )ie' T1J> rrlTTAATi .- „a _ 4 
“MAHCHMOOR FARM 
U I D D A DP U II 0 So. news Sire Oran 
mrrAnuHUO P. 28S; Bam Kings 
No. 2276a. Service Fees. $10). 
No. lien. Sire Farmer’s Pride 
P. 122; Dam Nellie Flanders. No 
764. Service Fees, $100. 
) n Sire Nero, P. S. 219: Dam Mrs 
I u Langtry. C. .7746. Service Fees 
CHAS. R. IlOE, 
New Brunswick, N. J. 
GODEY 
IMPORTED AND HOME BRED. 
WHAT OTHERS SAY. 
“The finest herd this season.'—Hr 'nrrluglon, U. S. 
Quarantine Station, N. J. 
"As a herd, away up! up!! up!Dudley Miller 
Esu., Oswego, N. Y. 
Young Cows; Yearlings with Calf. Yearling Mulls, 
aud Spring Calves’ Prtuie St,x-k. No fancy prices. We 
mean business, t». \V. THOM PBON A SON. 
850,000 CRAPE VINES 
IOO Varieties. Also Sma 11 Fruits. Quality unsurpassed. Warranted true. Very cheap. 
3 sample viues mailed for 15c. Descriptive price list. free. LEWIS ROESCH, Fn douia, i 
rpjre SCIENTIFIC GRINDING MILL 
JKK.sKY KKI), I'lila.Mi., no* 
AK/^Irr WblU>, l(rrk*ltir<- a Yt.rk 
>l*ir» Hjrw. Southdown* iol^vtulc 4 
und Oxford Down Sheep nnd Uiabc 
Srntfli CollfT Shepherd Uv 
Fanej !*«ultry. Send for UUlufo« 
».ATLEE BUKYU ACO f b le.IV 
THE BEST AXXZaX. ON EARTH 
For Grinding Ear Corn, Shelled Corn, Oats and all 
Small Crain. Each set Plates guaranteed to grind 
5000 to 8000 Bushels before wearing out. 
THE FOOS MANUFACTURING CO., Springfield. 0- 
tK* r. >V . IL) ( t»f*tor HhltfH Pnlaml 
l'hlna*s fit'.cpillraiRft, Itn|il'd F.ni;li»h 
Bcrk«hlrr..Hve«)rAltfd Pedis rvc.HciHh, 
Thrift ivad Purity fimraufew!. J» r»ry 
CI w Cntllo <I'rdlirn^d pH*'-winning 
fofAWold Shrrp. Hrnnxn TurkrjA. C^T’CHlulotfmr by C3. XI. 
\\ VUKI\4;TON\ Am % 
JXuua ^‘iuu iifeedcr. 0^11 vad examine. Mention tbui*M*** 
BOOKWALTER ENGINES 
UPRIGHT AND HORIZONTAL, 
3 TO .’0 HORSE POWER. 
OYER 3,GOO IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION, 
Illustrated Pamphlet sent free. Address, 
JAMES LEFFEL & CO., Springfield, Ohio, 
Esstern Office: 110 Liberty St., Y»*v 
HOLSTENS FOR SALE 
Five Thoroughbred and Reg. BVLLS, va¬ 
rious ages (Echo Straiu); 80 Head of Graded 
HOLSTE1SS, consisting of Cows, Heifers, 
aud Hjitiug Calves. (Jreat inducements of¬ 
fered, and good reasons for selling. 
Address LEWIS BROTHERS, 
Mitcliellville. ytteubeu Co., N. Y 
Concert Crganette! 
THE CHEAPEST 
MUSICAL USSTliCXLEXT 
EVER. OFFEKED 
Tlila la nnlvo-.a’ly o»"eit to 
beuia np rteouipl'ete. por- 
• ^SV. feet, and snperier 
insirumi-nt ,«i Hskii.d 
tu-Tuuiiw’.nrp.l Not 
is Its farm more ar- 
SrtJJ tistle,and I’.s wart, more 
simple, but it contains 
1 Double the number 
of reeds to be found In 
I any other In^trutneut of 
GHHU Its description. It. has 
most 
“jNewton*. improved P fj W TIP holds 
'/them ft inly, draws U U IT III. them 
^forward When lying down. 111181108 back 
g/When standing, gives freedom of head, 
?//ltecps olcon.*F. C. N'kwtox. RiUacia. LU, 
The world-.r'iownod a> acre I'Ol'LTRY K.UOI 
III 1 \ N > V 1'llil.p, til,it pay:- her a profit of 
,$1.600 animal , is having,m immense sale. 
Tells about houses, runs, ineubntors, bi uod- 
cr-.cliickciisainl enpons. {Ivory man.woman 
and child should tvail it. Price 25c. 8tps ta¬ 
ken. lt.ll.Mitchell. 6'J Dearborn st.. Chicago. 
1 ll ' 1, • J aPotiie titniBU ti.ind „. .. 
two stops, " al,iaWe gu..iUy tcau 
FLLL S W msfatpiv fVom a high to 
OF nP/](Y prune . . _*•«*«■ *»”> andhacw aga« 
v/i viiu.l.l Httlr\ X itplMsntr. The Concert Orgnnette Is fast 
Witha Concert Oraanett* la ttous“narlar< L. .. tnnSlnirRswaylni • la-craw mg room sot ,mr nioatro 
»/cu can. ri.ca / ... . nyaurparior spoctahlepeoa.t,. p .. n,.«i J,.--mWc a,K;<i:-ac-over 
you cjn pool,tnc.ini; jntrtlss, and ill* Sj Pmnos „n,i, i. it P All DC Dl AVCn DVAMVOIUC 
equally aj‘propruitt /or sacred music. Onrnii».iP,»t I I LAN DC rLAlLlJ Dl ANiUNl 
Ttisfanno,* n-....,,. __._ , ,-ven If totnlly ■ znorani oi * Blngle note eftnusi,:. 
Iinmiair^lt U ,U-I ha ?*yj oatap9 “ 11,1 two sets of the, finest and strongest Or can Reed«, *!>1n 
I'll,,' onlrstio ciri 1 Ontnn tn the (hhv.t, lullnnss and sweet melodlomnoss ef ts tones all r,u- ugli t: o ivgtster 
Shortest time oossUoe" wo ro^to t!,l™ miMl0 op ,,ur ra,IlJ t0 c tioruionsly inci riwe nur sales, and to do Urn tho 
^^^rRENN EULLSON MFR P.fl 7 Sf^ 
LIIS T SKli:i> 
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST FEED fOR 
CATTLE, HORSES 
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 grassi la good. No-room here to give particulars; 
but try It, amiyou will see the good results. It Is sold 
by all leading reed dealers. 
Mr. JOHN KINO, N’okuistown, Pksn., Is General 
Eastern Agent. 
Cleveland Linseed Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 
Tuledu Linseed Oil Co., Toledo, Ohio. 
Detroit Linseed Oil Co., Detroit, Michigan. 
I. P. Kvu ns iV ( o., Indianapolis, Ittd. 
Si. Paul Linseed Oil Co., St. Paul, Minn, 
t iuciuuuti Linseed Oil Co., Cincinnati, Ohio 
oryy^jAYS^ trial. 
Funny Selections. Scrap pictures, etc., and nice 
Sample Cards for 2c. Htu. Card Co.. Cadiz. Oh io. 
A Feariul Leap 
Into the abyss of poverty, over the precipice of short- 
sighted ness Is taken by thousands, who might become 
wealthy, it they availed themselves of Lhclr opportu¬ 
nities. Those who write to Ualleii .v Co., i’ortlaud. 
Maine, will l>e l.iformed, tree, how tliev can make 
from At, to sii a day and upwards. SoUie'lmve made 
over f-'ii) In a day You can do the work and live at 
home wherever you are located, Both sexes; all ages. 
All Is new. Y ou are started free. Capital not needed. 
Now Is the time. Better not delay. Every worker can 
secure a snug little fortune. 
lias a i'ad different from at! 
Other,, is cap shape, with Self- 
adjusting Ball in center,Adapts 
Itself to all positions of tho 
bodv while the ball tn tho cup 
presses back the intes- 
— — tines just as n person 
does with the finger. " itu light ordure the Her¬ 
nia Is nelil securely dny and night, nnd a radical euro 
cortain. It is easy, durable nnd cheap. Sent by mail. Cir¬ 
culars free Ktilit.KSTON TRUSS CO., Chicago, 111. 
meuiion this paper. 
SENSIBLE 
TRUSS 
Wlieri l say euro I de not mean merely to stop them for a 
Hum and then have them return again. I mean a rad eal cure. 
I leue matla the disc a SO of FITS, Bt'll.KCSY or FALLING 
SICKNESS a life-long study, iwarnuit my roruody to euro 
tho worst cii*c*5. Because others have failed Is no reason for 
not now rooi lvlng n euro. Send at one" for a treatise and a 
Free Bottle of tny Infallible remedy. Give Express and Post 
Otlice, It costs you nothing for a trial, and I wlUenro yon. 
Address hr, II. O. ROOT, is* Pearl St. NswYork, 
