PI I Ul toi *■! oi Oi mi la s is TJ so. S" 1 QOO ^,^:^:^r-^^„- -^^ V)^ BARRED AND WHITE ^V i. ' ^ (aK, ILLUSTRATED. _.i^^ ISSUED FROM EDITION 10,000 COPIES. naily News 'Printing OMee and Book-Bindery, Newhur^h, M. V. .X-^ K S. COHEN, .THE One-Price Shoe Store. JJ^" Our aim is to sell a Fine'Grade of Goods at Popular Prices.jf; You will save from ro to 15 per cent, by buy- ing Your Shoes of us, as we Manu- facture most of our owii Goods. Call on us before purchasing else- where. K - i ■: i y' i ft fi, -'< I REMEMBER OUR STORE. 89 WATER STREET, IMENA/BURGM, - IM. Y. KINGSTON'S DIIUGSTOEES, y', ■-, NO. 72 COLDEN STREET. my — BRANCH STORE, 168 BROADNA/AY, NEWBURGH, N. Y. FIRST CLASS GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. Seaman cnanafaGtamng Hatter, 49 COLDEN STREET. ^^ ■<: V <( I e :i: > , ■i » > > i I i\ C. EIVAIMS, MtipM Well Dfillei' Wells from 4 to 10 inches FOR ANY PURPOSE. Prices Law, Satisfaction Guar'l'i E. G. Evans, Walden, N. Y. UA \ ' Coeil [ools, I Machine and Square JBealiui has brought i'* success. Over 20 years' e porlence. SAVE MONEY EVERY TIME WHEN YOU BUY HATS, CAPS, GLOVES, MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHINGS, PATENT MEDICINES AND PICTURE FRAMES AT BROWN'S 283 Main Street, POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.' Hats of all Kinds and Umbrellas Repaired, Gloves Cleaned a'nd Dyed. ^^^^j^^^aSSjBSgj^JSS^^jg^'^ .ggjfilgSiiSieseiSSl B a^aBaBaBa^aaaua aiB BiaaisajSTaBigiBaiifpa ia IMS ludson liver feed itore. C. H- QASTIH 15 Colden St. Newburgh, N. V. Grower of and Dealer in ^^RELIABLE *< *^ ti *^Jfiy) to 1^ to t.) t^ Ci t^ Vj (q t-a to t^ "to if, C (o (>) \^ t o (^ to (^ to [q to to to to iq to t o t';. *7 ,ti9 to \n %t Vt *^ <■> t^ t^ tt ti 1,, WimW r to to Iq t o to to fc, to tm JQ to tpto t o to Iq t;, to to t. ) to to '^ , ''9 , ^ OF ALL KINDS. | THE ONLY HOUSE IN THIS VICINITV DEALING EXCLUSIVELY IN SEEDS || AND GARDEN SUPPLIES. BULBS, GARDEN TOOLS -^^•^•^♦-^ And Everything For the Farm and Garden. Order From Us and You Will Be Sure to Get Reliable Stock. c. B. mASTlH, IS COLDEN STREET. 'v ; IMENA/BURGH, N. Y. Scharps Clothing Company, ssandxco^^aterstreet. ^^^bdrgh. x. t ^iiiiiiiliiiiiiiHriiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirii| HOAG'S S. BLOODGQOD, | CARRIAGE PAINTER AND TRIMMER. | I RESTAURANT, i n mo U WATER STREET, I NEWBUBGH, N. Y. = PRICES - MOBERATM. -^^ I USES ONLY THE' BEST MATERIAL | THOROUGH WORKMANSHIP. = Opposite M. E. Church, = WALDEN, N. Y. = A Perfect Watcl] Sent Free by mail for $1.25. Four Free by Express, $5.00. (If Sent by Registered Mail Add loc. Extra.) Stem Winding Imported Movement, Nickel Case. Not a Clock I Not a Fraud I Not a Toy, But a WATCH. Reference: The Publisherof this book, or the Walden National Bank. Addres^, THE FEARLESS WATCH CO., ,o . ^„ ^,. _, = X Walden, N. Y. (Cut: Two Third Size.) i C> BiVABUflBKn !S7B. TiccaKnituYn) 1 683- KILMER MFG. CO. "mL KILMERMANDPACTURINGCO., I NfWBURCH, N, Y. '' Sal E ties, Omamental Fencing, Tiristed Fence Wire nithom B»rbs,Crape Wirc.Hop Yard Wire, BARB WIRE, Coiied Steel Wire, Calviniccd Wire, WIRE STAPLES, Pence Wire Slretchen, Steel Wire Nails or every description. VommIi Nnmuimil. N T. DnAnoD.ll90il MU4S.STATC St. CRicaao, lu. Ne«irbiirgh, V. T., Manufacturers of the Celebrated Arrow, Adjustable and Empire Bale Ties. Also Barb and Cable Wire, Coiled Wire, Wire Rods, Wire Nails, Fence Staples, Wire Stretchers, Ornamental Fencings. Oxr main specialties are Bale Ties, Fence Wire aud Grape Wire, for mh-idt we are in position, to fill orders promptly at Lowest Marltet prices. -^T. D. HEPPER;^- i3E:.ft.i.»E:ia iisr eef, leal, iutton, % \ . _*M=.x3*.. v.- ^0* and loultrij. | S nature always selected with the greatest care, and offered with the assurance tliat for guatity = S they are unexcelled. Opp. 31. B. Chareh, Waldea, ^. T. S iiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiunHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii You can buy all kinds of Dry GootJs and Notions at ^, • i • JAMBS .W. BARNES, 99 Water street, Ne-wbuigh, N. Y. ^ POULTRY CULTURE (^ OiFers recreation and liberal compensation to those who engage in this inviting field of la- bor with energy, perseverance and intelli- gence. THE PRODUCTS OF THE POULTRY YARD Enter very largely into almost every depart- ment of the culinary art, while immense quantities of eggs are consumed in many manufadluring interests. THE AWAKENING INTEREST In the work is National, while the total reve- nue from the states at large, has placed the business among a very few of the great industries of our country. THE ADVERTISING PAGES Present a peerless class of enterprising and honorable business-men. All orders can be placed with these firms with the satisfadtion of knowing that they will recieve courteous and pains-taking attention. THE MOST PLEASING RESULT Of our work, during the last few years, has been the vast num- bers of kind letters and testimonials from the patrons of Rural Poultry Farm. Many have found their ideal fowls in the Barred and the White Plj'mouth Rocks, and attest their appre- ciation of their great value, as Poultry, for utility as well as for pleasure. Boys' and Children's Suits, in large assortment, at 98 and 100 Water St., Newburgh, N. X^ RURAIy POTLTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. J. H. HICKGK^S xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx 342 Main St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y.,-^ — —^•30 Water St., Newburgh, N. Y., Has been Established 30 years and is the best place to buv PIANOS AND ORGANS. For here you find a large assortment selected from the best makers in the world at less than New York prices and on easy terms of payment. AGENTS FOR THE WELL KNOWN Steinway & Sons, Weber, Hallett & Davis, Bradbjry, Webster, Newby & Evans and Other *^ First-Cfass Makers. PIANOS. F=R1CE $200 TO *S,000. C2 n H O m ORGANS. Wilcox & White Organs, The , Pneumatic Symphony, Self- 1 ' Playing Organ and the Ceic- ! brated New Vocalion organs. SECOND HAND PIANOS AND ORGANS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE, PUT IN GOOD ORDER, AND SOLD AT LOWEST PRICES. For any information about purchasing or exchanging Pianos and Organs, or for Catalogues, Prices and Terms for Renting, with privilege of purchas- ing on Installments or for Cash, call at the store or write to J^H. HICKOK, 342 Main St., PoUglikeepsic, N. Y. 30 Water St., NcWbUrgli, N. Y. Be sure and go to JAMES W. BARNES for your Dry Goods and Notions. 99 WATER STREET NEWBURGH, N. Y. First, The fancier who combines exhibiting and selling high-class stock. Second, The suburban resident, who thus utiliz- [ 'es scraps from the household, and supplies his own needs. Third, The farmer or fruit-grower, who main- tains a flock of poultry as part of his stock, and commands good prices for his produce. Fourth, The cottager, who, hke the farmer, has no charge for rent or labor, but finds the fowls at once a recreation and a source of income, bringing immediate return for outlay and time thus spent. In each of these "cases," much depends upon per- sonal supervision. RURAL POUIvTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. Best Goods ! Large Variety! Lowest Prices Patent Process Only. FMUR, FISH, TEAS, m COFFEES, Sweet, Fat, White. ng Hyson, Oolong, Japan, sh Breakfast, Gunpowder, Java, Maracaibo, Mocha, CANNED GOODS, PATENT MEDICINES. The highest price iu cash paid for butter, ep^gs and country produce. Farmers will do well to call. All goods guaranteed as represented. Economy in prices and superior quality of goods. A. I,. SJIEDE'S Walden, N. Y. hannonlEo. S>k AND wMesale Slate Dealers. OFFICK AND WAREROOMS 107 Liberty Street, ^ 4doors North of Wash. H'dq's. '^ Newburgh, N. Y, — ^^=©i$-.i.-IVIAIVJLJF-ACTURERS O F" —i- ->:£— <^ le anil Wood piaDlels, Fancy Tile Hearths, Floor Tiles and Mantel Facings, Grates, Frames and and Summer pieces, Ornamental Plaster Centre Pieces and Brackets, Lawn and Garden Vases, Roof Cresting and Finials, also all kinds of Building Papers. We invite inspection of our Goods. Be sure and go to JAMES W. BARNES for your Dry Goods and Notions. 99 WATER STREET JJEWBURGH, N. Y. RURAI, POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. ^^arred ^^lyn^oiitl^ J^ck. The Barred Plymouth Rocks have stood the test of time with- out losing one iota of their popularity, in fact, experience with them has demonstrated beyond peradventure, that their qualities as an "all around" general purpose breed, they have no rivals. At the shows they have not fallen off in tiumbers and to-day they are more extensively bred by farmers and market poultrymen than all other pure breeds combined. Asa business fowl the Plymouth Rock acknowleges no competition. Their merit has been their on.y boom. The Barred Plymouth Rock, this grand old breed, stands today one of the most popular, one of the handsomest, one of Ms wojf/ «5i^«/ of all the poultry world, and, being purely Ameri- can, why should we ,not feel proud to give them our every support. ^T co.°" Pants, Overalls and Shirts, at Scharps Cloth'ng Company. RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. N. K. WEED. WW!. D. BAGSHAW. Weed & "IBagshaw, pafm Implements, Hafdcuafe, JVIechanies' Tools, House Fufnishing Goods, 100 Sfoadcuay, neaf liibefty St., NE\A/BURGH, ISIEINA/ YORK. Champion Mowers and Fixtures, Royce Reapers, Oliver Plows, Spring Tooth Harrows, Spring Tooth and Hilling Cultivators, Spraying Pumps, Hay Tedders, Hay Loaders, Hay Forks and Carriers, National and Champion Horse Hay Rakes, Smalley Ensilage Cutters and Carriers, Hallock Improved Potato Digger, etc., etc. POUliTRY HETTHSiG flLili WIDTHS. =^^y. CHAELE8 JOHNSTON, — |^ AND ^ TRflVELiEt^S' OUTFITS. HARNESS, HORSE BOOTS, RIDING SADDLES, LAP ROBES, BRIDLES, WHIPS, HALTERS, ETC. BLANKETS, TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS, VALISES, TELESCOPE CASES, SHAWL STRAPS, HARNESS, ETC. We carry constantly on hand from 50 to 75 Sets of Harness from |to.oo up. We use nothing but the Best of Leather and employ none but tlie Best of Mechanics, so why buy a harness from auction rooms, horse markets and peddlers when we can sell you one just as cheap and of better material. Call and be your own judge. 50 Water Street, NEWBURGH. It is a well kuowu fact that JAMKS W. BARNES sells his Cloaks and Jackets at lyower Prices than auy other dealer in the City. Give him a Call. RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. HORAli CHIEF- This really magnificent bird is mated with twelve of the very choicest females to meet a demand for extra fine chicks. A few settings will be sold at S5.00 per 13 eggs. If the hatch is not a fair average it will be duplicated less 50 per cent. Only those who are looking for the fancy points in Plymouth Rocks should order eggs from this pen, as those priced on page 11 are of the same general stock. Buy your Clothing ^nd Gents' Furnishing Goods from SCHARPS Cl^OTHING CO., 98 and loo Water Street. RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. Poultry Wire, Barbed Wire, Ribbon Wire, Hag Forks, Hay Rakes, Scythes. The Cieaiiest, Best and Most ReliaWe place for farmers to My. TOM: S) 104 Water St., opp. Newburgh Bank. HARDWARE. CUTLERY. Riverside Soop. Has taken first place among Laundry Soaps and is recoo-nized to-day as the BEST LAUNDRY SOAP in the market. Free from any injurious substance and made from best material only. TRY IT and it will make WASHING DAY the brightest day of the week. Ask: Vour Grocer Ror It. ~ral*.<-» PLYMOUTH ROCK FOWLS AT THE RURAL POULTRY FARM Are made a specialty. Three thousand square feet of buildings, combining all the latest modern improvements in the construction of such houses, are en- tirely devoted to these fowls, which have always proved remarkably hardy and free from disease. The success attained in rearing and introducing Plymouth Rocks has been the reward of years of constant study and close application. I have spared neither time, pains or expense in the selection of stock. The breed- ing and rearing of Plymouth Rocks at the Rural Poultry Farm has now become a permanent business. Every few days through the year both eggs and fowls are forwarded by express. My personal attention is given to all parts of the business. It is my endeavor to please all my customers by truthful representation of stock, and fair dealing in every respect. I guarantee all stock as represented, and purshasers of fowls, in case of dissatisfaction, are at liberty to return the same, if done at once, and their money will be refunded, less the express charges. The Largest and Finest Clothing Establishment^^^ ^^^^^ ScHarpS ClotHing COITlpany RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. SCHAFFER BEOS.,: ARTISTIC AND IDEAL PHOTOGRAPHER DEALERS IN irt[[ooi;,F!iotg^apliis%lsMti. A FULL LINE OF ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS AND ALL THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS IN PICTURES. PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY. MAT MAKING, GILDING, BRONZING AND EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO PICTURE FRAMING IS DONE BY COM- PETENT WORKMEN. NO BOYS. 275 MAIN JT., FOUQHKEEPyiE. THE ONLY GROUND FLOOR PHOTO. GALLERY IN THE CITY. Are we in it ? I should smile. Vie are in it All the while. WITH THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE LINE OF BICYCLES -AMD- i \ BICTQLE jgNbRIEJ To Be Found in the City. BICYCLES FROM |10.00 TO |150.00. Send for List and Catalogue of New and Second Hand Bicycles. A. N. SHAFFER, 275 Main St., Po'kecpsie. Purchasers Instructed to Ride Free of Charge. Dress Goods, Silks and Velvets "^""'^'^"■^^^^f^Wst«et,New.u.«..N v RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. Efifis for 4^Qtcl]ii^S- Bfll^f^ED PliVmOUTH t?ocK;s. 13 Eggs, 26 Eggs, « $1.50 40 Eggs, $3.00 100 Eggs, H $4.00 $9.00 WHITE PiiVmoUTH t^oci^s. JVly Speeding Pens Contain Speeinnens of the pinest pKost Stfain. Eggs, $2 iov 13 op 3 Settings foP $5, iHCUBflTOt^ EGGS. ppom Deeembep to flQaPch 20 $5 peP 100 Eggs. From December to March a matter of correspondence. Very- reasonable rates will be named. In shipping eggs, all are fresh laid, and from the same fowls from which I rear my own stock. I pack carefully in new baskets, wrapping each egg in a quanity of cotton, then packing securely in separate compartments. Eggs packed by my method will carry any distance in perfect safety. Orders booked on receipt of cash, and eggs shipped when wanted. In Case tlie Hatcli Does Not Frove Satisfactory, tlie Order will Be Dnplicateil at a Discount of 50 Percent, on tlie Cripal Price. The Largest and Fiaest Cloching Establishment Newb°urghisthe Scharps Clothing Company. RURAI. POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. HEADQUARTERS FOR THE Best Lawn Mowers Manufactured. ^ Pennsylvania (Rear Cut) Mowers, Continental (Rear Cut) Mowers, Rapid Transit Mowers, New Departure Mowers, V>; New Quaker City (Rear Cut)i(Mowers, TK Great American (Rear Cut) Mowers, Pony Mowers, 25 Inch Cut, Pennsylvania Horse Mowers. Before placing your order for this season please write for niustrated Price liist with Discounts. Also p1<^a-^e mention tblspaper. Office Supt. Wallkill Valley Cemetery Association, Walden, N. Y., March 20, 1889. Gentlemen : After an experience of sixteen years as superintendent of these grounds, and during: that period usinfijvariousmakesofLawn Mowers, it affords me pleasure to state that I find your High Cut No. 19 Pennsyl- vania far superior to any mower I have ever used. It works'with great ease, can be used upon the most deli- cate borders, leaves a beautiful, smooth cut surface and cuts hisfh grass readily. In fact I have used it where it has been very highly commended by passing p°eop?e! whofa«'inq;ir'ed%"hl Sake of the machine, with intent to purchase same. YourS Respectfully, D AN?EL T. TBARS GREAT AMERICAN MEAT CUTTER AND CHOPPER. This Cutter is unequalled for cutting Breakfast Hash, Sausage Meat Chicken Croquettes, Hamburg Steaks, etc. Every fatnily should have one. ^"""*^~ No. 116, Clamp to Table, Each, $2.75 !! "*' „ " " " 3.00 120, Screws " " 2.50 ^ " ^^^' " '" " 4.00 Nos. 126, 130 and 134, suitable for Butchers, Hotels, etc. WRITE FOR PRICE LIST ABD DISCOUNT. ALSO MENTION THIS PAPER. Suplee Hardware Co., 503 Market and 4*6 N. 5th Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. Tames W Barnes """ ^''^ J??'''' ''.^^'^''' ^^\ =°,l<^^"'e Demorest sewing Machine for three RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. 13 POUliTt^Y HOUSES.^ o • o • o • o • o • Those who contemplate building a poultry house should ob- serve the following chief requirements : For economy's sake, the walls should not be carried up too high from the ground. The inside of a fowl house need not be over seven or eight feet high at the eaves, on either side, with a "one-third pitch" above this for the roof. If the building has only a "shed" roof, or one slant of covering, the back wall may be three to five feet high, and the front seven or eight feet from the sills. In all cases look well to the means of having the building thoroughly ventilated, when desired. An opening in the ridge for this purpose, or one at both sides of the house under the eaves, is best. Have a screen trap-door or slide, inside, that may be raised or shut at will, conveniently. Nothing is more surely con- ducive to good health in your poultry, continuously, than affording them pure air to breathe. In confined premises where there is no opportunity for the rapidly accumulating foul air within to escape, chickens or adult birds cannot thrive. The breathing over and over of this impure atmosphere generates dis- ease inevitably ; and the careless or inexperienced breeder discovers "roup," "sniffles," "swelled head," "pip, "and a score of other so-called fowl diseases among his stock, most of which are fairly cliargeable for their origin to this neglect regarding proper ventilation. Fresh air, clean water, varied food, and all the range you can give the birds in good weather, are chief requirements to their health and thrift. Of the.se pure breathing air may be counted as among the very first important requisites. The principal requisitions for a house are : Protection from draughts, yet well ventilated ; and the conven- iences of hen life, such as good roosts, nests, and dust-bath. A IMEW/ BOOK, ENTITLED FIYE HUNDRED! QUESTIONS AND ^ ANSWERS ^ \ IN POULTRY RAISING. Chapter i — Feedand Care. Chapter 2— Dis- eases. Chapter 3— Kgg;s. Chapter 4— Incu- bators. Chapter 5— Buildiiig-s. Chapter 6— Miscellaneous Queries. Chapter 7— Turkeys. GeeSe, Ducks. 500 Topics, all discussed in the form of Questious and Answers Price, 25 cents. Nothing like it among poultry books. It is a solid mine of information particularly for the amateur. You will not only want it but you absolutely need it. Send 15 cents for three different numbers of the "Fanciers' Review." Also Pubh'sher of the pi^AGTlCAL 4- D4I{(YMi\pl, OUR NEW DAIRY JOURNAL. It contains 16 pages of practical dairy mat- ter, every number, will, alone, be worth the subscription price, which is only 50 CENTS PER YEAR. Send 25 cents for six months. J. W. DARROW, Pub., Chatham, N. Y. Pottttrji yards Light Brahmas, Barred Plymouth Rocks , White Wyandottes , Imperial Pekin Ducks'. Ees For HatcMiiE and But For Sale, 13 for f2. 39 for $5. Duck Eggs, %2 perdoz. ALSO Glean Grit Fer PsaltrY, 75c. Per 100 lbs. Discount on large ordei;s, endorsed by lead- ing poultry men. Sample and circular free on application. Address D. LINCOLN ORR, SUPERINTENDENT. ORR'S MILLS, N. Y. ''t.t Scharps Clothing Company, -heninNewburgh, \ and 100 Water Street.^ Ladies' Muslin Underwear ^'J'^^^^^''^''^^^' 99 Water street, Newburgh, N, Y RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. ^? ;.rf g. g w crq "* - 1 9 to ►C) ft „"« 3 1° §-2-5:3 2, S B o " &. ij" B g U) (T) ~ f ^ - d. » hJ J. S- B m M sT r^ --• (T) j; (T •-( tr < [B o yj o n T "1 '-f jar- PO B El ,';; ?j^ u -. -. ?*: O) § B f5 O" » g.S re S a- 3 »-• B 3 3 ^ r ffQ !" i" -"^ -^ 15 0^ oV 2. S> >^ O c — CUB 5J cn S"-*- cog) hjre » ^ >1 o -, 3 r B^ , 2. re 5- c S- ^ yi 5; i-t o ° tdS- •t Dj M CO "^ p. — ■ rt) i-t IT) ^ G M hcl i-t TJ O (D p -^ a. (a g u_, [a 3 n> 8S " § 2 - -,4 CO 5^3 t-t ■ ?^ 01 2 m re C. S>^^2| - W r re ':3 re "t/ B „ S " T t! ^sr s ^ I T. 2 ^ ■■ ^ B PI z Fl D * Scharps Clothing Company, 98 and 100 water wreet, NKWBURGit, N. Y- l6 RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. A. K. NA/ADEI, \A/AL_DEN, N. Y. Offers the Largest Assortment of STOVES AND IMPROVED GAS STOVES. T^Vll> Hnnnii Vinmo Tianno Parties in want of a first-class Range will find it l llVj lia^J^l) xiuiuts l\ail^yO. to their interest to examine this popular range and be convinced of its advantages over all others. WninO A/otll'lla^'rtr The best Base Burner on the market; requires one third less li\JUJ'0 u «:/llL.liaLV^l , (-oal for heating un account of its superiorconstruction. Highlv commended by oui patrons. Large and varied assortment of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS in stock. Beautiful Hanging Lamps of the latest styles ; new designs in Granite Ware, Clothes Wringers of superior make, combining the latest improvements, in fact a full stock of first-class goods. MILK CANS of best quality and workmanship as cheap as the cheapest. TIN ROOFING AND PLUMBING in all its branches. TINWARE in every line, of our own make, made from the best of materials. 8®~When in Walden call and see the advantages you will find by patroni- zing my store. Country orders attended with promptness and dispatch, and work done in a satisfactory nianner If You Are In Need Of Poultry Food, Pure Granulated Bone from Butchers' Bones, free from disease. Granu- lated Oyster Shell and Improved Queen Flower Dressing, WRITE THE Fertilizer Gon^pai^y CARLISLE, F»/\. Under the seal of Grange Farmers' Alliance and Farmers' Clubs for their Special Wholesale Prices to These Organizations. B^'This Poultry Food is used and endorsed by the Riral Poultry Farm. A half pound package sent as sample by en- closing 15 cents in stamps to pay packing and postage. Hosiery and Underwear " '''''''''" " l^'^J.^v:^^,.. .. v. RURAL POUIvTRY FARM, WARDEN, N. Y. R FAMOUS POOliTt^V pfll^M. , , JS, , _M^, ^it^^-tJ^ . . From the Newburgh Daily Pi-ess, Mr. Editor : A pleasant drive of nine or ten miles west of this city, leading to the picturesque village of Walden, brought us to one of the most widely known farms in our county. It has gained its notoriety, not from its extended acres, or its superiority ovtr other farms of like dimensions, but solely from the dissemination of the thorough bred fowls that have made it famous, both in this and foreign lands. We write of the Rural Poultry Farm, the home of William C. Hart. Previous to entering upon mercantile pursuits, the writer enjoyed out-door life upon the ancestral homestead, and grew to manhood amid all the happy as- sociations of farm life. In those days farm poultry had no particular care. In most cases the roosting place was the trees or an old dilapidated shed. How they must have suffered during the rigors of our northern winters ! We remember that, during the summer and autumn months, the good house- wife of these bygone days, was abundantly supplied with the products of the poultry. Eggs, in the most liberal allowance, were prepared in various ways and were one of the great stand-bys for those days. Chickens, from that ten- der broiler, up through all the various stages of growth and ages, were placed in the most appetizing dishes before the family, and if a friend or neighbor dropped in, he was bid a cordial welcome, and good cheer prevailed. How- ever, at the approach of winter, the egg supply suddenly ceased, and the chickens, from cold and exposure, grew thin and lean in flesh, while only those possessing the more hardy constitutions passed through the rigors of the winter. With the progress made in all branches of industry the care of farm poultry has not been overlooked. We found, on our arrival at Rural Poultry Farm, large commodious build- ings for the comfortable accommodation of the fowls during the winter — houses warmly built, thoroughly ventilated, and with ample southern exposure of glass to invite the warmth of the sun. The buildings were divided into suitable compartments for properly handling the stock, whose every want is anticipated during the fall months. The floors are covered with dry earth and gravel, with an abundance of lime, and when all without is frost-bound, the fowls en- joy a May temperature transplanted to mid-winter, and are happy and content- ed in their quarters. The result is no loss from exposure and a constant sup- ply of eggs through the severest days of winter. To inspect a stock of several hundred pure bred fowls is at all times a plea- sure. When only Barred and White Plymouth Rocks compose such flocks, the interest is greatly increased, especially when they are of one origin, one blood, one breed, only differing in plumage, the Barred Plymouth Rocks in dress of somber gray, the White Plymouth Rocks in robes of purest white. In size many turn the scales from 8 to 12^ pounds. In a roomy compartment we were especially pleased with some fifty cockerels reserved for filling orders re- ceived from patrons of this establishment. In size, beauty of plumage, and vigor of constitution we never saw their equal. For the past four years the entire output of eggs from January to July has been utilized for hatching purposes. In the season of 1889 orders were declined for three thousand eggs on account of inability to meet the demand. The result of our visit proved satisfactory. Of the profits connected with the industry we cannot state, as no figures were obtained in that line, but from ma- ture deliberation we believe that poultry culture should commend itself to all classes who have room for keeping fowls, that only pure bred varieties should be selected and that the income from such selection and investment would add greatly to the financial condition of many households. In conclusion we will state that poultry culture is only one of the many in- dustries pursued at the Rural Poultry Farm. All the ordinary farm products are produced as found on the adjoining farms, and it is evident from what we saw during our brief call that the proprietor of the e.stablishment has an eye for the attractive and beautiful in nature and an earnest appreciation for the new and better fruits adapted to his locality. February, 1890. \* RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. io iou lant a listoij] of '^"1 WORLD'S FAIR? if so iubscribe for the Worfd'^ Colunibian E^po^itioq ILLUSTRATED. The Enterprise and Execution of the work has received the Official Endorse- ment of the National Commission. It is the only publication entirely de- voted to the Columbian Exposition. The information is furnished by the officials of the Exposition. It is the great orpan that will INFORM the WORLD of the OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS. > >"P-C ' DO YOU WANT to know all about the Exposition ? DO YOU WANT Beautiful Photographs of all the Buildings, Exhibits and Principal Attractions ? DO YOU WANT a Richly Illustrated Encyclopedia of the Colum- bian Exposition, to enjoy yourself and leave to your children ? DO YOU WANT a Complete Guide to the Exposition, which, by studyitig, you can visit the Fair in iSpj More Intelligently and Satis- factorily ? IF SO, SUBSCRIBE FOR THIS PAPER. Send 50 cts. for Bird's Eye View of ExposHion, Size 28 X 44. Send 25 cts. for World's Fair Album, Containing Colored Views and Descriptions of Buildings. «.^=i} — X* X. — i<^<* GOOD AGENTS WANTED ON A NEW PLAN IN EVERY TOWN. LARGE COMMISSION. ADDRESS J. B. CAMPBELL, Pres., 159 and 161 Adams St., CHICAGO, ILL., U. S. A. RURAI, POULTRY FARM, WARDEN, N. Y. 17 Sml&RoMineJfr's, Mi M and Bone Differs from all other similar poultry food, in that it is made ' from Absolutely Fresh Material, Never over 6 hours old. The Cattle and Sheep Heads, Lights, Livers and Sec/ all from stock slaught- ered on the premises, and are eooked dried, crushed, aground, mixedandbag- ged, all within 6 to to hours from time of killing. Sample bags seutfrce. 109 Mnrry St., New York City. , „. Abattoir, Foot 6tl» St., Jersey City. IN ALBUI Htyy n GUARANTEED Cheaper than Meat, Eicher than Scraps, Finer than Bone. Safer than Powders, Better than Medicines. Prevent Leg Weakness. Assist in Moulting, 1'c Be Absolutely Pure. TELEPHONE 217. CHAS. W. WEED, DEALER IN HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESS, liiverY and Feed Stables, NOS. 314, 316 and 318 BROADWAY, NEWBURGH, N. Y. HENRY RUSK, : iT Getting Thin BLflQKSniTH. Interfering and lame honses, and those with quarter cracks, shod in the most scientific manner and upon the most approved principles. Horse shoe- ing and repairing receive his prompt attention. HEMRT RU5K, Opp. M. E. Church Walden, N. Y. is often equivalent to getting ill. If loss of flesh can be arrested and dis- ease'baffled the " weak spots " in the system are eradicated. oott's Emulsion is an absolute corrective of " weak spots." It is a builder of worn out failing tissue — nature s food that stops waste and creates healthy flesh Prnp.-ired by S^cfitt. .'- Bowne. Chemists, N^w Yui'k. Soldby druggists everywhere. ^ffln "^ &"ci.°" Pants, Overalls and Shirts at Scharps Clothing Company,. i8 RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. F- O. PIERCE & CO/S EGAL HQD5E PAIN J ^ WHITE AND ALL COLORS RE^DY FOR USE. * Jf X Put up in Yz Pints, Pints, Quarts, yi., i and 5 Gallon Buckets, y^ Barrels- and Uarrels. HANSOM GLOSS Cflt^f^IAGE PAINTS, FOR CARRIAGES, WAGONS, SLEIGHS AND FURNITURE, READY FOR USE. DRIES QUICKLY WITH A BRILLIANT GLOSS. Put up in Yi Pints, Pints and Quarts. SOLD BY CHARLES E. KEEFE, NEWBURGH, N. Y. Alsq by Dealers Generally Throughout the State. PAPER. » LARGEST DEALER IN THE CITY. PAINTS. OIL, QLASS, Etc., 95 Broadway, 130, 132 and 134 Liberty. A. S. WOOD, (Successor to J. M. Dickey & Co.) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ^ Bookseller, Stationer and News Dealer. ^ Books, Bibles, Albums, School B^oks, Pocket Books, Card Cases, Toys' Dolls, Games, Fine Fancy Goods of all Kinds, Blankbooks and Stationery a Speciality, Agent for Remington Standard Typewriter. Subscrip- tions Taken For All Newspapers and Magazines at Publishers Prices. 56 and 58 Water St., NEWBURGH, N. Y. I4/->vcQ 0\i7not-c w'" fi""! 't t° their advantaure to buy their Horse Blankets of nUIbC WWIICIS TAMES W.BARNES, QQ Water streel JAMES W. BARNES, 99 Water street, Newburgh, N. Y- RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN N. Y. 19 BARRED PIxYMOUTH ROGKS. *1f ci.""" Pants, Overalls and Shirts ^' Scharps CJ-othing Company. RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. DELUITT UJIRE CLiOTH CO., Brass, Copper, Iron & Steel Wire Cloth OF EVERY DERCRIPTION. Wire Ropes, Wire Fencing. mummm steel wiii mettiiiniQo Orders filled promptly Widths of 2 in. mesh in stock, 12, i8, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 60, and 72 in. 32 REflliE ST., NEW YORK. SEi^iD II-OI2. CflLTjPix^oa-xjE:. Seeley'sFine Perfumes ''^ """"jI^es^w" bar GALVANIZED STEEL TWISTED RIBEOK FEKCING. Tempered Steel Galvanized Elaslic Wire Gables FOR FENCING. Twisted so that it will expand and contract with the different temperatures of weather and alway keep taut. All sizes constantly on hand. Iron posts furnished. Estimates given for fencing put up complete Small sizes wire strand for grape vine trellis, rose bushes, etc. Copper Cable Lightning Rods, '"l^^^^,;^^,^^:^'^^^^- - Painted Steel Wire Cloth, Patent Metallic Coated Wire Cloth, Solid Bronze Metal Wire Cloth and Pure Copper Wire Cloth for Window and door Screens. RNKS, 99 W.iter St., Newburgh. N. Y. RURAIv POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. + 4-4- Plarnbirig, Stearn, H0I Water and Hot Air Heating, Win Reefing- 4- 4. 4- 4. AGENT FOR FURMAN HOTWATER AND STEAM BOILER. BEST MECHANICS EMPLOYED. SATISFACT ION GUARANTE ED P. H. WARD, ^ HO. 271 CQRlfl STI^BET, Poughkeepsie, New York. ^^^—S^ zz^^^y ^>cr4=^jf- ^ ==:^^=r^™l^'A'°"'^^ A HOUSE. FOR TWENTY .Fg WLS..^ v»SizE 6x12 Feet.^t ^ Good Stock, properly housed, well kept are the true essentials of successful poultry culture. Do not understand that it is nec- essary to make any great outlay of money, but that fowls should be so housed as to make it comfortable and pleasant for them, and a pleasure and profit to the keeper. There is great uncongeniality between expensive houses and paying poultry. After a great deal of experience and observation, I am convinced of the superiority of small houses. Fowls like something that is cozy and snug. They like small apartments, and they are much easier to manage and keep clean. The principal requisitions for a house are: Protection from draughts, yet well ventilated ; and the conveniences of hen- life, snch as good roosts, nests, and dust-bath. Scharps Clothing Company, 98 and 100 Water street, NICWBURGH, N. Y. RURAL, POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. Q. E. 5/1RINE'S T0N50m/lL R00n5, CHILDREN'S MfllR QUTTINQ 4 5FEQI/1LTY. OAK STREET, WALDEN, N. Y. UPHOLSTERING In all Us Branches. PARLOR SUITS, LOUKGES, MATTRESSES, PICTURE FRAMES, AND ROOM MOULDINGS. W.H.SMITH, WALDEN, N. Y. 0pp. Taylor & Bateman. Before accepting a "CLEARBEINE"SALT as good for BUTTER REMEMBER That all the impurities of a Salt do not appear in a plain brine. The ingredients held in pelcci solution do not show. Those mechanically held will appear, and these may be harmless. ASHTON'S OR HIGGIN'S f- EUREKA Si FINE SALT pF IN PURE Wtf" S*CKS ^ .^ V I, DAIRY STABLE USE 1 Cheshire, -fl England.! EUREKA" Fulfill all require- ments of a. perfect DAIRY - SALT. Francis DJoBlton&Co., Agents For U. S. and Canada. 29 Broadway, N. Y. HALLOCK'S PATENT FEEL m WATER HOLDER For Poultry is Just the Thing for POULTRYISTS. ■■ ^ A <^ -» HOLDS 3 GALLONS. MADE OF GALVANIZED IRONWILL = NOT BREAK FROM FALLING OR FREEZING. Durable and ornamental. One of the large size is ample for a yard of 40 fowls. Nothing can compare with it for feeding soft, warm feed or supplying warm, clear water. A small size is es- pecially for chicks, to keep them from wasting and poisoning their feed with their filthy feet. Used and Recommended by RURAI^ POULTRY FARM. These goods will be furnished to you at $6.00 per Dozen large size. ^4.80 per dozen, small size. $5.00 per one-half dozen each size. These prices mean cash with order. Give your line of Rai.road and County. D. Y. HALLOCK, SOUTHOLD, N. Y. Bed Spreads, Comfortables and Blankets ^'J^'^'^^^^^'^rSi, N. Y. RURAL POULTRY FARM, WARDEN, K. Y. 23 J. A. KELSO, EiT MEEET, COR. OF CHESTNUT JND WBLNUT STS., WALDEN N. Y. K. B. DAWLEY, SYRACUSE, N. Y. BREEDER OF White Plymoutli Eock Fowls, Wild Geese, Registered Jersey Cattle, Bronze Turkeys, American Wild Turkeys, Ponies, Great Bane Dogs and Eerrets, High Scoring Exhibition Stock a Specialty. l^^SEND STAMP FOR EGG CIRCULAR. Poultry Pays if Properly Managed. THE POULTRY BULLETIN, o Published Monthly, Finely Illustrated, is the best Paper for the Fancier or Farmer, f i.oo a year brings it to you post-paid. Send Stamp for Sample Copy. Raise a Club. To any one sending us three new subscribers and fo.oo, we will send THE POULTRY BULLETIN one year and the Standard American Poultry Book, or Diehl's Poultry Doctor. THE BULLETIN is $1.00 a year. Sample copies 5 cents. Address THE POULTRY BULLETIN, 19 Park Place, New Vork City. ^lfci.°" Pants, Overalls and Shirts, at Scharps Clothing Company. 24 RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. Gawiage^, Farin Wgon^, etc. I will be in position to offer goods this Spring at prices that will pay 5'on to come and see sign: big saw. Special low prices to Farmers on Poultry Net- ting, Barb Wire, Ribbon "Wire. Hay Forks. Snaths, Scythes, Shovels, Plow Casting and all goods iu our line. I want your traie — You want to save- To buy frotu me Is money made. Telephone Call, 306. ladies' Callico Wrappers at Sl.OOEaclijjA^^'*^ ^^- ^-^^^es. 99 water st.,Newburgh.N.Y. RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. — ^^^ SEE l=>AG E S3 . ^7-- 25 White Plvmouth Rocks. One Price to Everybody at the SCHARPS CLOTHING COMPANY, 98 and 100 Water St., Newburgh, N. Y. 26 RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. THE PUREST PAINT! THE CHEAPEST PAINT! Every User Protecteii liy Onr Insurance Gnarantee— See One of Onr Agents and Save Incli Money. « iOHOMAH PAINT SOLD UNDKR GUARANTEE. ACT JAL COS! LESS THAU C1.C5 PEEGAa SOLD BY Taylor & Bateman Geo. E. Johnston . . . Sanford & Case . Manning & Dubois H. T Cromwell . . Geo. A. Swalm & Son Reed & Smith ... C. B. Murphy . . J. M. Barnes & Co. . . J. Van Cleft & Co. . . . D. M. Wade .... Malvin, Gordon & Co. . M. S. Jackson . . L. D. Adams C. B. Howell Ha!stead Bros. . . Walden .... New Paltz Warwick .... Wallkill Highland Mills . Middletown .... Otisville . Washingtonville Central Valley . . . Newburgh . Montgomery . . Portjervis Chester Florida . Campbell Hall Unionville H. R. Taylor Cornwall And in Every Well Populated Town in the United States. ^r^i/!ic' l^irl r^lr>\70C iu Button, Ivaced, Biiitz aud Mosquotaire at LaQlCS 1\1U VJlUVtrb TAMES W. BARNKS, 99 \I JAMES W. BARNKS, 99 Water street, Newburgh, N. Y. RURAL POUIvTRY FARM, WARDEN, N. Y. 2r D.6.BLADVELT,D.D.S. ' DENTIST, a GRADUATE OFTHE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND. JvijnrRous Oxide Gas 1 flDUmiSTERED FOR THE P81HLESS EXTRSC flON OF TEETH. g OFFICE OVER WALDEN BANK, WALDEN, NEW YORK, a BRANCE OFFICE--PINE BUSH, EVERY WEDNESDAY, p MHBHBaBBaHaaaHHaaSMMHHHBaBffliaHHMBHllSlBi Tlie standard Coinliiatian Fence IHH'iiilniilHHB MANUFAC- TUaED BY W. C, HART, Walien, N. I Equaled by None. Superior to All. Cheap, Strong, Lasting, Light, Pig Tight. Easily Put Up. Easily Taken Down. Will Keep Out Small Chickens or the Largest Occupant of the Farm. Send for Price List and Circulars SCOTT'S AI(ABIAM pA^TE. For Caked Udder and Garsret in the cow a box of SCOTT'S ARABIAN HOOF PASTE is the best and cheapest remedy as well as th^ simpTest In case of long standing- there is no poultice that will soften the bag and relieve it as quicklv as the PASTE. By rubbuig thoroughly you will soon find great drops of sweat standino- on the bag. A stitch in time saves nine " No stable is complete without it. Every farme°r or owner of stock should see the advantage of keeping our Paste in the Stable, used like liniment only no danger of bottle breaking or half of it being spilled, use just what you want no more No waste. Lasts longer, goes farther, gives better results than five times the amouut of something else. Equally efficient for Man, Horse or Cow. It is guaranteed to cure Caked Udder and Garget in Cows, or Scratches, Cracked Heels Thrush, Calks, Contracted feet. Quarter Cracks Old Collar Bunches and Galls in the Horse' Ask Druggists or Saddlers for it, if they have net got it they will order it for you. For sale bv T. D. Barker, N. Y. Half Pound Box, jocents, i Pound $i.co, by mail. Good money for agents ROCHESTER, SCOTT'S HOOF PASTE CO., NEW YORK. Scharps Clothing Company, 9** a-^i™ water street, NEWBDRGH, N. V. 28 RURAL POULTRY FARM, WALDEN N. Y. A Full Wne of Fresh IN THEIR SEASON. SILAS R. EVANS, Walden, N. Y., OPPOSITE M. E. CHURCH. Q. rt. ^OCKROFT, J. M. SOC. C. E. Civil Erigirieer - - - - AND - - - JURYETOR. —'■^•^^- ESTIMATES MADE AND WORK EXE- CUTED PROMPTLY. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Walden, - - N. Y. FLORAL GUIDE. For 1893 we have combined a most novel and charming feature in the way of hundreds appropriate poetical quotations from the best authors, making The PoetS' Number Of GSuirle a source of interest and pleasure the whole year. The practical part con- . tains Colored Plates of Alpine Aster. Begonia, Dalilias. Dntchman's Pine. Cleni.atis, Pansies. Tnnnas. Corn nnd Potatoes, hundreds of Engravings; descriptions of the sweetest and most prolific Pea — Tlie Clianner. The Golden Nnfj^ot Corn, which was such a favorite last summer, new Roses, new Clirysfn- theniiims, and scores of other grand and good things. Names and prices of every- thing one could desire in the way of Flowers, Vecetables, Plants. Hulbs, etc. Sent for only 10 cents, which can be deducted from the first order — thus it cost* nothing. Casli VrizK. JAMES VICK'S SONS, Rochestei-, N. Y. of beauti Vick's : THE SOUTHERN FANCIER, The Representative Poultry Jour- nal of the South. The Oldest, Larg- est and Best Conducted. Has the Confidence and Support of the Southern Breeder, and is therefore the Best Monthly Medium through which to reach the Southern Trade. Every Breeder Should Have it. if You Have Not Seen it, Write For a Copy. Address THE SOUTHERN FANCIER, p. 0. Box, 202, Atlanta, Ga. Tile Seventh Year's Trial of These Wonderful Grapes, More Than Sus- tain All That Have Been Said of its Merits in the Past. It is pronounced the most desirable hardv out-door early grape known. Send for free circular giving full information. Address STEPHEN HOYT'S SONS, New Canaan, Conn. Gents' White Muslin Shirts Jl^n^^^^ll^^C^^li.rs..,^.^^..^,,,^.^. RURAI, POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. 29 Ut^E DfiUGS. ^ T OU^BT At^TICIiES. Cleanfast Toilet soap - - @ 10 cts. Cake For 54 Cents per Dozen. Sweet Thief Toilet Soap, (perfumed), @ 20 cts. Cake. For 15 Cents per Half Dozen. ROST'S DRUG STORE. 34 and 36 Golden St., Netoburgh, N. Y. p FRMANFNIT POULTRY HOUgE. It is 100 feet long and 10 feetwide, 8 feet high. The foundation on which the building stands is a single brick wall with a trench underneath filled with broken stone. The floor is of earth, well packed, and covered with sand, to the depth of three inches; making a very dry floor for the f-jwls, and when grain is scattered in this, the hens will work nearly all day. The frame is constructed of 2x4 scantling. The outside of the building is boarded up and down with one inch pine siding and battened. The inside is also sheeted with the same, and covered with tarred paper This gives a four inch air space between the walls, making it warm in winter and cool in summer. The building is divided into breeding pens. Buy vour Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Goodii from ■' SCHARPS CLOTHING CO. , 98 and 100 Water Street. 3° RURAIv POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. flEW fllSlt) CHOICE FIELD CORH We are still headquarters for the remarkably fine YELLOW FLIP COip Send For Catalogue. W. M. QOKNISM & QO., Newburgh, N. Y. _^ STEAM an d HOl^ATER H EATING ®^ —- .-l^AIMD.^^ liHTEST Hvipi^oVeivients I IN Heatinff Boilers ^ flU in Operation at the Stof e of QEORQE T. DflRNES, 91 Broadway, Telephone 52. NEWBURGH, N. Y. J Introduced by us three years ago. It is entirely distinct from all other varieties, having the largest grain with the smallest cob of any Yellow Flint Corn ever offered. The kernels cover the end of the cob, in fact topping it over. The ears are eight rowed and about 15 inches long. We have compared it with all the leading Yellow Flint varieties, such as Long Filler, Angel of Midnight and Compton's Barly, and find it much superior to any of these, in the immense yield, and the particularly large amount of nutriment the grain affords for stock feeding. The stalk is strong and large, of medium height, three ears to the stalk being not uncommon, and during the past season the remarkable yield of 150 bushels was produced from one acre. Pkt., loc; pt., isc; qt., 25c.; pk., $1.00 ; bu., $2.50. SANITARY PLUMBING. — «-)K-* — Estimates Furnished for the Heating and Plumbing of City Village, or Country Homes. AMD -the: FINEST SVSTEJW OF" SANITARY PLUMBING You will always find a good assortmeut of Prints, Ginehanis, Outinsrs, Sateens, etc -■. ,. nSs, 99 ' at JAM15S W. BARNKS, 99 Water street, Newburgh, N. Y. RURAL POUIvTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. 31 JAMES R. COOPER DEALER IN CHOICE FRESH MEATS, BEEF, YEAL, PORK, MUTTOH, ETC. POULTRY IN^ SEASON. wishing to announce to the pubhc that great care is exercised in the selection of my meats, in order to give satisfaction to my patrons. All orders promptly delivered. Main Street, WALDEN, N. Y. E/lSTnE/lIi BROTHERS, WHOLESALE and RETAIL TOBACCONISTS, Importers, Manufacturers and Jobbers of Cigars. Proprietors of the Genuine Smith's ]S"o. 1 Smoking and Big E. Plug. MERCHANTS SUPPLIED A T NEW YORK PRICES. IMO. 22-7 IVIAIIM SXREEX, POUCS M K E EI=SI E, IM. WHEAT The Best Poultry Food. With proper care and feed egg pro- duction can be largely increased. Hens cannot lay eggs unless their food contains the elements of which the egg is composed, they require a large share of albuminous or egg producing elements in addition to the quanity of albumen required in the organism of the fowl. Thelayiug hen requires an extra amount, for the white of the egg. It being 12 per cent, albumen, and this must be furn- ished in her food. Chemists tell us that wheat contains a larger amount of albumen than any other grain. Therefore it is the best grain to make the base for &gg producing food. Cracked wheat for little chickeus, is unsurpassed as a food that makes rapid growth, it should be scalded or soaked in sweet milk. While wheat cannot be too strongly recommended, other grains should be used. A liberal allowance of corn and buckwheat during the winter months and oats for spring and summer. *— ^ The Largest and Finest Clothing Establishment^^^^^^^.^ SchafpS Clothlng COlTipany. 32 RURAIv POULTRY FARM, WALDEN, N. Y. HILLSIDE pOULTI(Y Yk^ EADQUARXERS F^OR White and Barred Plymouth Rocks, White and Brown Leghorns. stock for Sale. - Eggs $2 per Setting. J. G. VAN DUZER, NA/ashingtonville, N. Y. GSNT S KIDS, DRIVING Oi:,OVES and WORKING GLOVES, at JA,S. W. BARNES, 99 Water Street, Newburgh, N. Y. |iiiiiiiiiHiiunuiiiiiiiMiiMiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiilfiiiiitri!£ Fred G^♦ iBus^ &' ^o*f MAKE A SPECIALTY OF Ga¥|j f earn AND arm iarness, Which are Made up in the best Manner and at tbe Lowest Price Consistent with Good Ma- terial and Workmanship. We Also Carry a, Full Line of HOl^E FDp^ll^ dOODp. I -SEE OUtt- r HAHD mflDE #- BUGGY HAt^l^ESS | = FOR $r5'.oo. = I F. G. BUSS & CO., 89 Broadway, Newburgh, N. Y. | iiiniiiininiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ The Largest a..dFme'st:Cl<,thi„gBstablishmen^^^^^^^.^ ScharpS Clothing Company, s^g) JOSEPH VRH GIiHFt & CO.,s^"3i5*'"'s^ FINE W/ITQHES REF/IIKEb i /INb! WflRR/INTEb. NO. 10 COLDEN STREET, |.^ ne:v^buf?gm, im. y. F-^ t). U. I^IDD 6t S0r4,l„S^Xf "^"""^ Mooey. We sell: Honest, Nighi I.EADING TOBACCONISTS, f watch, Ante, Big 5, Bride and Lavender at 4c 76 BROADWAY, NEWBUflGH, NEW voRK. J paper. McAlpin's 25C. pet pouud.