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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
June 24 
THE 
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Company 
NATURE'S OWN FERTILIZER. 
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The Forest City Wood Ash Co., of London, Canada, 
have perfect facilities for handling them In proper 
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Analysis to 
THE FOREST CITY WOOD ASH CO., 
9 Merchants’ Row, Boslfen, Mass. 
“SMALLEY” -AND-—— 
FODDER CUTTINGMAGHINERY. 
—Also 
Drag &, Circular 
Saw Machines, 
Farrr ~eed Mills, 
and a first-class 
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Fodder Cutting to date,” onr '93 book mailed Free if you name thin paper, 
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The Largest Line of 
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in the world. 
Our WORLD’S FAIR 
If a lot of little mouses 
Are a lot of little mice, 
Why are not a lot of houses 
Called a lot of little hlce ? 
— Philadelphia Press. 
Aunt : “ Well, Bobby, what do you 
want to be when you grow up?” Bobby 
(remembering private seance in the 
woodshed): “An orphan.”— Texas Sift¬ 
ings. 
Mrs. Jay: “Some men can’t save 
money to save their souls.” Mr. Jay : 
“ My dear, why should they try? That’s 
no way to save their souls.”— Detroit 
Free Press. 
Bernard : “ Why are you sad, Mabel, 
darling?” Mabel: “ I was just think¬ 
ing, dearest, that this was the laft even¬ 
ing we could be together until to-mor¬ 
row.’’— Buffalo Express. 
“ Please, ma’am, there’s a poor man 
at the door with wooden legs.” “Why, 
Babette, what can we do with wooden 
legs ? Tell him we don’t want any.”— 
Little Peddlington Qheewitz. 
Ireland sends annually 40,000 tons— 
in round numbers some 640,000,000—of 
eggs to England. This is something of 
an offset to the English yolk of which 
she complains.— Vermont Watchman. 
Smythe : “I hear you are having a 
delightful time in the suburbs—raising 
vegetables and keeping chickens.” Tomp¬ 
kins : “ Not exactly. I simply keep the 
chickens; they raze the vegetables.”— 
Truth. 
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HAY LOADER 
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That Two Horses can handle easily. 
That is not a horse Killer. 
That does not take up dirt, trash and 
manure. 
That does not jerk itself to pieces. 
That loads successfully from cock or 
windrow. 
That loads green clover for ensilage. 
That loads heavy hay successfully. 
That does not thrash dry clover to pieces. 
That does not require hay to lay in swath 
and burn. 
Send for circular. 
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BEST LINE 
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THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL HILLSIDE WORKER IN 
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One and Two-Horse Walkers. 
DON’T BUY A CULTIVATOR until you have 
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catalogue, prices, terms, etc. 
THE AKRON TOOL CO., 
Akron, Ohio, 
Akron, Ohio, General Eastern Agents. 
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Full treatise on Improved "'ctliod*, yield*, pro¬ 
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O. W. INGEKSOJ.I-. 246 Plymouth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
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KIMBLE & SCHMID, M’f'rs, Manchester, Mich. 
A PRACTICAL EVERYDAY 
CONTENTS. 
Rural New-Yorker, June 24, 1893, 
■ SB pnee containing over 2,500 
rKtt tested reel pcs. 820 
flFxjfHI pages bound in cloth. Don’tfailto 
ESQ ^WATCH-CLOCK 
the greatest novelty of the age. Eorfull particulars 
address The GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO., 
P. O. Box »87. New York City, N. Y. 
FARM TOPIC8. 
Scarlet Clover for New Jersey. 
Water-melon Seeds. 
A Movable Fence. 
A Plant That Means Soil Hunger... 
More About the Bordeaux Mixture. 
Killing Sorrel; Grass for Orchards. 
To Kill Live-forever. 
White Weed.• •. 
Crates from Fence Machines. 
That Small Black Bug. 
Weight Lost In Hay. 
That Hired Man. 
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY. 
Arresting the Robber Cows. . . 
The Making of Shropshire Mutton Makers 
A Few More Duck Points. 
Down with the Deadly Dog. 
The Fat Test for Cheese Milk. 
A Stubborn Case of Garget. 
A Lump In a Teat. 
A Cat Motor. 
A Hopeless Old Mule. 
Facts About Guinea Fowls. 
How Animals Drink. 
Dictator’s Home. 
Some Facts About Leghorns. 
Cooperative Horse Buying. 
HORTICULTURAL. 
Any Profit In Pears ?. 
Killing Rose Bugs. 
A Raspberry Promise. 
The Good Peach. 
WOMAN AND THE HOME. 
Girls of To-Day a; d Yesterday. 
To Knit or Not to Knit. 
Some Facts About Cage Birds. 
Smr-Mllk Biscuit. 
The Secret of Wealth. 
An Unbroken Jelly Roll. 
Mark the Striking Thoughts. 
Cold Baked Potatoes. 
Are Infant Powders a Necessity?. 
Law Agalrst Hazing. 
Autograph Cook Books. 
Waste Mattings. 
Sweetness for the Sick Poor. 
The First Flowers.;. 
To Keep on Hand. 
Easy Cover for Head Rest. 
Fondant Icing . 
To Thoughtless Wives. 
A Southern Dinner. 
Strawberries and Red Pepper. 
One of the Latest Skirts. 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
Settling a Dispute About Sweetness. 
An Opinion About Sunday Opening. 
A New Money Proposed. 
Still Another Coflee Substitute. 
Likes The R. N.-Y . 
Rurallsms. . 
Editorials. 
Brevities. 
The Prospect. 
Business Bits. 
Insecticides and Fungicides. 
The Coming Fairs. 
Crop and Market Notes . 
We Want to Know. 
Markets. .. 
Notes from the Indian Territory. 
Shear Nonsense. 
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THE POOR COWS 
REACH THE SUMMIT OF SUCCESS IN 
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