GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. 
ACME 
There is no implement equal to the 
Pulverizing Harrow, Clod Crusher and Leveler, 
for use on SUMMER FALLOW, and for PRE¬ 
PARING WHEAT GROUND. The secret of its 
wonderful success is this—it practically cuts 
over all the ground between the coulters (no 
other harrow does this) and at the same time 
it lifts and turns the soil. 
ACMES” Pulverizing Harrow, Clod Crusher and Leveler, 
Farmer—OIU TRIAL—to be returned at mv expense if not 
Clod Crusher 
and Leveler. 
satisfactory. It will pay you to give it a trial on your wheat ground. 
N. B.—I deliver free on board at convenient distributing depots South and West. 
DUANE H. NASH, Sole Manufacturer, Millington, N. J. 
Humorous. 
The cigarette smoking dudelet. 
The simpering hair brained fop, 
Should each he prooerly labeled ; 
“ There’s plenty of room at the top.” 
Every dog has his day, but it ia a mean 
cur that will bark at Dight —Life. 
She Could Even Him.— “ Oh, Mr. Bull¬ 
finch, you are so odd.” “ The remedy, Mias 
Smllax, lies entirely with you ."—Boston 
Courier. 
Had Gone to the Wall—“How did 
Wall Street get Its name ? There’s no wall 
there.” “ Yes, there is. I went to it about 
a month after I began to speculate.”— 
Smith, Gray & Co.'s Monthly. 
Johnnie: "I was lookin’ through the 
keyhole at Sally and Mr. Featherly, and 
ma came and stopped me.” Ethel • “ What 
did she do then f Spank you f ” Johnnie: 
“No; she took a peep ."—Harvard, Lam¬ 
poon. 
» One of the most marvelous cures on 
record. Mrs. Johnson has been ailing for 
a year, having first one thing and then an¬ 
other. Since last week she has completely 
recovered.” “ What cured her ? ” “The 
doctor. He sent in his bill for $240.”— 
N. Y. Recorder. 
The D sobedient Husband.— Mrs. Rural 
(angrily): “ You promised me when yon 
went up to the city last winter that you 
wouldn’t go near cousin Maggie’s.” Mr. 
Rural: “ Y-es, my dear.” “But you did.” 
“ i_i only took one meal there, my dear.” 
“ I knew It—I knew you had taken a meal 
there or something. Murder will out.” 
“ What’s happened, my dear ? ” “ She 
writes that she is coming here with her six 
children to stay all summer.”—New York 
Weekly. 
In writing to advertisers please always 
mention The Rural New-Yorker. 
THE NEW 
DOCTOR BAILEY 
JT Made only by 
IAMES PLOW CO 
Boston and Nov York 
CUTTER. 
S irage. 
for hand, 
rule with a 
ialU! il Ofjjl drawing 
M and shear- 
f|h |g cut. 
Wok iflw: saving 
ISSSP iji 0 f power 
—- i ] and increase 
'by 11 t* of capacity. 
CO 11 ■ Send for circular# 
- . ’’ ii ltd Catalogue. 
For Sale at a Bargain. 
One of the most fertile an I best equipped Farms in 
Maryland. Three hundred acres. Healthy locality. 
Fifteen minutes ride to a flou'ishtng town of 5.000 
inhabitants. Best of Schools. Come and see growing 
crons. Large peach orchard now full of fruit. Stock 
ana implements will be sold with farm If wanted. 
For a Stock Karin could n'H be excelled and Is within 
half mile of "Idlewild Trotting Park.” For full 
particulars address Lock Box 816, Easton, Talbot 
County, Maryland. 
DOCTOR.SCHOOL 
Rates reasonable. Send for Catalogue. 
Dairymen pl To'rt J Hu.t e “ 
S"" p gS”T‘»:HILL l S MILK AERATOR 
for freeing milk of odors of animal or feed, without use 
of ICE or WATER. 
For Fall 1891, and Spring, 1892, Planting. 
Hyacinths. Tulips, Narcissus, Lilies, Crocus, Ranunculus. Iris. AmnryllK 
<;loxinins, I’nconies. Delphiniums, Gladioli. Dahlias, Etc., Etc., 
In thousands of varieties, new and old. 
C7?-The flowers that cheer the homes in the Winter months when most neededI: that, 
planted outdoors In the Kail, are the first to show their exquisite beauties in the Spring 
The most exteuslrecatalogue of the above and all new and rare bulbs and nulb 
ous plants is published by the famous growers ANT. HOO/.EN & SON, 
OVERVEEN (near Haarlem), HOLLAND. (Established 1H-T2.) All Intend 
ing purchasers are respectfully luvlted to apply to the undesigned sole agent for our 
..... __i_i.i, t---- ilhii ennH./do thnr* mer hp.1 nre. 
will be held on the new and permanent Fair Grounds 
at Syracuse, N. Y., 
SEPTEMBER lO to 17, 1891, 
Premium Lists largely Increased. 
Sweepstakes and Thtrd Prizes added. 
Unusual Railroad facilities for both Exhibitors and 
Visitors. 
Three great Trunk Lines of the State have depots on 
the Grounds which cover over 100 acres. 
This will be the largest and best fair ever held. For 
Premium Lists and full particulars. Address 
The New York State Agricultural Society, 
ALBANY, N. Y. 
F ARMERS ALLIANCE Gold-Plated Badges, 
highly • namelled and finished, 40 cents each; 3 
for $1; 1 dozen. #3.50. Cash with order. Address all 
orders to J. E. RUE, (B. A.) P O. Box 4. Littleton, N. C. 
A SOLID STEEL FENCE 
fARQUHAR VIBRATING SEPARATOR, 
— ^ . fitun mo riTAi nnm 
Address. A. B. HK(jl HAK, York, Pa. 
CANADA * ^ || m* ^ 
UNLEACHED M 
Nature’s Own Fertilizer. 
Send for Sample, Prices, Pamphlet and Guaranteed 
Analysis to THE FOREST CITY WOOD ASH 
CO., Condon, Out., Canada, or South Sudbury, 
Mass. 
GOOD Fertilizers we make bring 
BIG returns by producing increased 
CROPS of all kinds. 
Send for Circular, descriptive Of our OLD RELIABLE Super phosphates and special Fertilizers. 
THE CLEVELAND DRYER COMPANY, No 15 Wick Block, Cleveland, Ohio. 
CONTENTS. 
Rural New-Yorker, August 8, 1891. 
*f^SJ he BELLE CITY 
ENSILAGE PIITTFR 
* FODDER bU I I Lll 
wir I'd Only Self-Feeder made. 
All sizes for Hand or Power; 
r Mai so Horse Powers. Root Cut- 
s.. A - i r jitters, Saw Frames, Feed Grind- 
full line of Hand & Water 
—JBgglHoarts, Harrows, Cultivators, 
\ Mangles, etc. Send for Cata- 
-V logue and work on Ensilage. 
CITY MFC. CO., • - RACINE, WAS. 
Please mention this paper. 
THE ONLY RELIABLE 
^DIGGE R IN THE 
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY. 
Aeration of Milk. 
Live Stock Notes . 
Cheshire or Chester. 
Tea for Horses. 
Poland China Pork Packers. 
Fertility of Sheep — 
Beer Future in Northern Illinois . 
Mtlking Machines. . 
Caring for the Moulting Hen.58( 
Prizes for Table Poultry. . 
Lice on Chicks. . 
A Chicken Cholera Cure. 
Rabbit Farming. 
FARM TOPICS 
Chemicals and Clover. 
Improving the Quality of Ensilage. 
Cause of Scab lu Potatoes. .... 
Cutting Potato Seed: Tile-draining a Well. 
Wheat that Is W eak in the Back .. 
More About Chemicals ana Clover. 
Chemicals and Clover for Timotny. 
Hay Is not Hay .. . 
Corn Fodder for Heaves. 
Little and Big Farms. 
Implement Notes. 
New Horse Power.. 
Australian Excavating Machine. 
A Power storing Brake. 
A Sled Corn Cutter. 
HORTICULTURAL. 
The Mistakes of a Successful Gardener. 
The Papaw Tree. 
The Merits of the Newer Berries. 
A Neglected nrop-the Cherry. 
Insect Id juring Red Raspberries .. 
Treatment of Over-luxui iant Small fruits. 
Potted Strawberry Plants. 
Strawberries for Home Consumption. 
Beating the Moles. 
Some fruits in Connecticut. 
Another Mole Trap. 
Fruit Pickers and Sorters. 
Gardening in Florida. . 
WOMAN AND THE HOME 
Passing Interests ... ■•••••— 
Notes About Steamed foods, with a few Kecioes. 
Good Cucumber Pickles.. 
Our Economy Column. 
Prudence Primrose’s Diary. 
Another Side ef the Bee Story. 
Experience with Poison Ivy . 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
Agricultural College Education. 
Notes on Recent Rurals. 
Who Owns the Game?. 
What Others Say. 
Editorial. j . 
Brevities . 
Agricultural News .. . 
Condensed Correspondence. 
Markets. 
Crop and Market Notes —.... . 
At the Geneva Experiment Station. 
I Humorous.-. 
trPOTGROWN^I 
STRAWBERRIES 
stnOTO CIRCULARS. 
Pruyn Manufacturing Company, 
BOX A, HOOSICK FALLS, N. Y 
NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT. 
Descriptive Catalogue of the Rest varieties, also list 
of SPECIALTIES for Fall Planting fHEL. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY, 
Mt. Hope Nurseries, ROCHESTER, N.Y. 
T. V. MUNSON, DENISON, TEXAS 
Headquarters for Parker Earle Sira wherry, Hril- 
liant, Campbell, Rommel and Herman Jneger 
Grapes. Descriptions and Prices on Application. 
JUNIOR" 
^ WIND MILL’ 
“Money makes the nut re to, 
breeze operates the Ideal Junior- 
buys it. Ask lor catalogue Iree. 
STOVER MFC. 
502 River Street. EREI 
STRAWBERRY 
PLANTS, CEL-, 
EKY PLANTS 
I and cabbage 
PLANTS. All Varieties. _ „ 
53T* Descriptive List Free. 
Address T. J, DWYER. Cornwall, I\ 
DdlCDI V STRAWBERRY. 
■ ■ ■* If ■ ■■ B V Tlie or igi»ator off *‘ r s 
U ■■ V ■■ I ■ ■■ I for sale plants of this 
new seedling at the following prices. Runner plants 
for delivery in September and October, 81.50 per 
dozen. Potted plants delivered after July 25 $2.50 
per dozen. Orders filled in rotation. 
WIRE PICKET FENCE MACHINE. 
Lowdeu's Perfection. Latest improved best field 
machine in the world. Every farmer his ovrn 
Tencc builder. Costs 30 to 35 cents a rod. ltest 
Post Auger made. Wire and Pickets for sale. 
I Vor large illustrated catalogue address 
L. C. LOWDEN, Indianapolis, Ind., U. S. A. 
No. 410 Buys' Bflight Pocket Knife 
only 50 cents. Ladies’ Fine Nei**or». 
Send for our new catalogue. True Apol¬ 
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LING & LODGE, Madison, Ind. 
PURE UNLEACHED. 
Orler direct from Canada, 
tar- Write for free pamphlet. 
F. R. LAEOR, Dunnville, Out. 
WOOD 
ASHES 
. TMP filMJC! —Write us for prices 
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