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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
February 3 
We want you to know that 
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-This entire page of next week’s Rural New Yorker- 
-will be devoted to trying to persuade you to prove- 
-for yourself the truth of this well-known motto.- 
If you plant seeds it will 
pay you to read every word. 
W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO., Philadelphia, Pa 
SOLID 
STEEL 
iFENCE 
Tl&e best and most easily erected^nce In use. T^otj 
wire. Cut from solid steel plates, better known aa 
Expanded Metal .j 
Combines beauty, strength, durability, and economy. Write for' 
Catalogue No. 84 ,giving particulars and showing this material^ 
framed in ornamental designs for lawns.^ 
Central Expanded Meta! Co., 531 Wood St,Pittsburgh,Pa^ 
Thel 
Improved- 
-Robbins 
POTATO 
Quality of Work Abso 
lutely Ideal. 
PLANTER 
Avoids the many faults 
of others. 
Address BATEMAN 
MARKS, FURROWS, 
PLANTS AND COVERS. 
SOWS PEAS AND 
CORN — AND IS 
WORTH ITS PRICE 
IN MAKING UP 
ROWS FOR CAB¬ 
BAGE,TOBACCO, ETC. 
With or Without Fertilizer. 
NO INJURYTO SEED 
BY PLANTER OR 
FERTILIZERS. 
Herer Misses. Never Doubles. 
NO ROWS WITHOUT 
SEED. 
NO PLANTING IN 
PACKED SOIL. 
Also send for 1894 Catalogue of IRON AGE Cultivating Implements. 
ARN ELL’S 
PATENT 
URROWER, 
MARKER 
AND COVERER. 
SIX TOOLS IN ONE. 
Adjustable to all*Inequalities of 
the ground. 
RUNS STEADILY. 
CANNOT BE CHOKED. 
Opens Furrows, Double Fur¬ 
rows or Kidges. Covers. 
Cultivates or Plows to and from. 
Marks any width—from 2^ to 6 feet 
and from 1 Inch to 6 luches deep. 
Thousands in Use. 
A constantly Increasing demand 
the bett testimony. 
Write for further particulars and 
Illustrated Catalogue. 
H. W. DOUCHTEN, Mfr., Moorestown, Burlington Co., N.J. 
V>' / -s': -;S;-s siA v.Vii! 3I dSa IS 
THE QUEEN OF WHITE SWEET PEAS. 
A gloriously beautiful acquisition of American origin. Ab¬ 
solutely pure white, a.s clear as alabaster and as lustrous 
\ a8 satin. The flowers, of remarkable siibstanee, are 
home on long stiff stems, are extra larjf*-, with broad round 
standards that stand up boldly without reflex or curl. 
V The plants are robust, compact and branching, pro- 
' ducing such a prodigal abundance of flowers that the 
plants appear as if covered with snow. From one plant, 
specially cultivated, we have cut in one season the’ 
seemingly incredible number of l.O.’l.i sprays of 
bloom! Inearliiiess it outrivals ail com¬ 
petitors by nearly two weeks, and con¬ 
tinues a veritable “cut-and-come- 
again” to the end of Autumn. 
Pkl., Hie. 
On 
receipt of 
we will mail, free, 
ALL 
Sixteen Varieties 
of Sweet Peas named in right hand column (including 
the Kmily Henderson), and in addition, will send with¬ 
out extra cliarge, with every order from this adver¬ 
tisement, providing you will name this paper and date 
of issue, Our Oraiid 181)4 Catalogue of “EVEIIY- 
TIIIXO FOR THE OAKOE^y’ (value 
20c.) larger aud mote beautiful tliaii 
ever, 160 pages, six colored plates and 
nearly 500 engravings, replete with all 
that is desiiiihle, old and new, in Seeds, 
Plants, Rulbs, Tools, Ac. 
Total value 
Butterfly. 'White, suf¬ 
fused lavender; 
edged with blue, Pkl. lol 
Orange Prince. Or¬ 
ange and pink. 10 j 
Boreatton. I.laroon, 
rich and velvety. 101 
Queen of the Isles. 
Striped, rose, crim¬ 
son. wine red and 
white. 10( 
Primrose. Primrose 
yellow. 101 
Hrs. Gladstone. Ex¬ 
quisite soft blush 
pink. 
Captain of the Blues. 
Bright purplish and 
ultramarine blue.... 
Cardinal. Grand crim¬ 
son scarlet. 101 
Dorothy Tennant. He¬ 
liotrope; beautiful.. lOj 
Countess of Radnor. 
Delicate lavender... 10] 
Indigo King. Maroon 
purple aud indigo... 10 { 
Senator. Striped 
brown, purple, cream 
and white. 10 
Princess Victoria. 
Pink and cherry rose 10/ 
Blanche Ferry. Crim¬ 
son pink and blush 
white. 10 
Her flajesty. Deep 
rosy crimson. 10 
Emily Henderson. , 
(see cut). 15 .Iv 
Catalogue for 1894. 20 
SI .80 
Any of |he above free by 
mail on receipt of price or 
entire epIlectionTor $ 1.00 
(total value .81.85.) Buyers 
of one or more packets will 
lie sent 1894 catalogue free 
if they will name paper 
and date of issue. 
PETER HENDERSONiiCoII^eK 
HOMESTEAD FRUIT FARM 
SMALL FRUIT.S. TREES. PLANTS and VINES. A select assortment of the New and X>eadlngTarle 
ties. PRICES LOW for Guaranteed Stock. Berry Crates and Baskets See our Catalogue before baying, 
It will pay. Catalogue Free. Send for It at once. Address D. D. GARVIN & SON, Wheeling, W. Va. 
BUY-"DIRECT FROM FACTORY,” BEST 
MIXED.PAINT5 
At'WHOLESALE PRICES,Delivered FREE, 
For House*, Bams,Roofs, all colors, & SAVE Middlemen’s 
profits. In use 61 years. Endorsed by Grange & Fanners’ 
Alliance. Ix)w pric«» wil surprise you. Write for samples. 
O. W. INQEKSOLL, ‘246 Plymouth St, Brooklyn, N. V. 
A PBACrriCAL EVERYDAY 
COOK BOOK 
containing over 2,500 
rKEaEi tested recipes. 820 
pages, bound In cloth. Don’t fall to 
_If^^WATCH-CLOCK 
the greatest novelty of the age. For full particulars 
address The GREAT AMERICAN TE.A CO., 
P. O. Box 5487. New Yorlt City, N. Y. 
Received the Medal and Highest^Award 
at the World’s Columbian Exposition. 
Warranted the best made. Shingle Mills, Machinery 
and Standard Agricultural Implements of Best Qual¬ 
ity at lowest prices. Send for Illustrated Catalogue. 
A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Ltd., 
YORK, PENNA. 
Cultivators and v;«rn Piauters a Specialty. 
BECKER WASHER. 
A Fair Trial will convince the 
most sseptlcal of Its euoeriortty 
over all other Washing Macnines. 
Thousands In use. AGENTS 
WANTED. Circulars Free. Made 
by N. G. BAUGHMAN, York, Pa 
Aspin'Wall Potato Planter. 
The Aspinwall Potato Planter at work in the field, doing the entire Work of Marking, Furrowing, Droppine 
and Covering, ail in One Operation, 
Plants six 'to eight acres per day. Distributes Fertilizer. Plants Corn, Beans, Ensilage, etc. Absolu'tely guaranteed. 
''THE POTATO GROWERS’ FRIEND.” 
Send for our .Illustrated Catalogue of Potato Machinery. 
aspinwall manufacturing CO., JACKSON, MICH., U. S. A. 
