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THE  RURAL  NEW-YORKER. 
Nov.  26 
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WE  DO  IT  EVERY  TIME!  sa°“S50  to  $200 
HOW  j>Q  WE  UO  it? 
We  sell  from  our  factory  at  wholesale  prices  direct  to  the  public 
saving  them  all  agents'  and  dealers'  exorbitant  profits.  We  are  doing  a  mar¬ 
vellous  business.  One  thousand  Pianos  and  Organs  per  month 
WO.VliEIlFDL,  but  true  I  To  prove  ft,  send  for  our 
new  cattilogue,  illustrated  in  colors.  It  ix  PllEJE 
to  any  address.  Examine  it,  and  you  will  see  that  we  are  selling 
ORGANS  and  PIANOS  8s5  payments 
at  prices  that  are  simply  WONDERFULLY  LOW  We 
have  now  some  of  the  finest  styles  of  Organs  and  Pianos  ever  man¬ 
ufactured.  Our  new  catalogue  shows  all  the  latest.  Our  twenty- 
sixth  annual  special  offers  are  now  ready.  We  have  bargains  in  ail 
styles  and  at  all  prices.  Ol'ga ns  from  #:t5.  Pianos  from 
*175,  for  cash  or  on  easy  payment.  We  have  the 
largest  direct  trade  in  the  world.  We  hav  “ 
employ  more  men 
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ade  111  the  world.  We  have  a  larger  factory  and 
C11  than  any  firm  doing  a  direct  business. 
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. NOTE . . . 
We  are  absolutely 
responsible  for  all 
-  our  contracts. 
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'  all  the  great  Com- 
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THE  RURAL  NEW-YORKER  or  THE  OHIO  FARHER. 
JELLIFFE,  WRIGHT  &  CO., 
284  Washington  St.,  New  York.  Branch  for 
Meats:  22,  24  and  26  Grace  Ave.  Branch  for  Live 
Stock:  At  Union  Stock  Yards,  West  60th  St. 
The  High  Speed  Family  Knitter 
Will  knit  a  stocking  heel  and 
toe  in  ten  minutes.  Will  knit 
everything  required  in  the 
household  from  homespun  or 
factory,  wool  or  cotton  yarns. 
The  most  practical  knitter  on  the 
market.  A  child  can  operate  it. 
Strong,  Durable,  Simple,  Rapid. 
Satisfaction  guaranteed  or  no  pay. 
Agents  wanted.  For  particulars 
and  sample  work,  address. 
GEARHART,  Clearfield,  Pa. 
1  COUNTRY  HOME  THAT  WILL  SUIT  YOU. 
In  the  Tloughuloga  Valley,  just  outside  the  corpo¬ 
ration  of  Homer,  N.  Y.,  one  mile  north  of  the  centre 
of  the  village,  one-half  mile  from  the  Cortland 
Street  Railroad,  lies  a  beautiful  home  and  farm  of 
40  acres.  It  consists  of  30  acres  of  very  fertile  plow 
land  and  10  acres  of  woodland  and  pasture,  upon 
which  are  wood  and  timber  enough  to  more  than  pay 
for  it.  The  buildings  are  in  good  repair:  most  of 
the  fences  entirely  new:  private  water-works  of 
pure  spring  water;  a  good  well;  line  fruit.  Just  the 
place  for  a  nurserv  fruit  and  vegetable  farm.  Ex¬ 
cellent  neighborhood;  cultured  society;  near  four 
churches,  and  in  Homer  Academy  school  district. 
Title  free  and  clear.  Worth  $5,000,  but  will  sell  for 
$4  000.  because  unable  to  occupy  it.  Call  on  WM.  A. 
BEAN,  Homer,  N.  Y  .  or  write  to  the  owner,  A.  H. 
ppWLES,  A,  jj,  piawatha,  gaop, 
Estab’d]  JACKSON  BROS, 
N.  Y.  STATE  DRAIN  TILE  AND  PIPE  WORKS, 
76  Third  Avenue.  ALBANY.  N.  Y. 
Dorset  Horned  Earn  Lambs. 
[DOG-PROOF.] 
Having  sold  so  many  Ewe  lambs  in  lots  of  3  to  10  to 
different  parties,  and  only  one  ram  lamb  in  each  lot, 
It  has  left  me  quite  a  number  of  first-class  ram 
lambs,  and  these  I  will  sell,  If  taken  at  once, 
at  $15  to  $18  per  head.  Let  those  who  wish  to 
raise  early  lambs  for  the  Christmas  market  give  the 
Dorset®  a  trial,  when  I  am  certain  they  will  soon  be 
convinced  that  they  are  the  breed  they  want,  by 
their  remarkable  fecundity,  and  superiority  in  many 
other  respects  over  all  other  breeds.  Also  for  sale 
Imported  ewes  two  years  old,  due  to  lamb  this  and 
next  month,  to  Imported  Royal  Windsor,  No.  232. 
First  Prize  Winner  at  the  Royal  Show  of  England, 
1889.  All  stock  delivered  to  the  buyer  free  of  ex- 
pressage.  Address  T.  $.  COOPER, 
Coopersburg,  Lehigh  County,  pa. 
CHOICE  SHROPSHIRES. 
A  few  good  Registered  Shropshire  Ewes  for  sale, 
from  the  noted  Crosby  flock  of  Michigan,  and  bred 
to  a  triplet  son  of  Astral.  Both  imported  and  home 
bred.  Ages  from  one  to  four  years.  Catalogue  free. 
F  M.  COLLIN,  Benton  Centre.  Yates  County.  N.  Y. 
Eastern  Representative  of  J.  S.  &  W.  G.  Crosby. 
'REE  Samples,  21  new  articles.  Big 
money  to  agents;  everybody  buys;  write  quick; 
$10  a  day  and  line  premium.  B.  612,  Holly,  Mich 
CLAREMONT  Land  Association,  sSSlxva., 
Offers  600  choice  farms;  3,000  handsome  town  lots 
on  James  River,  with  terms  to  suit  purchasers.  Fro* 
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Learn  how  by  reading 
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