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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
February 24 
ADDKE38. 
T. V. MUNSON, 
Denison, Texas. 
NEW CROP ONION SEED 
00 per pound- 
I ■ Either RED WETHERSFIELD or 
" —- YELLOW DANVERS. 
$0.25.PER POUND for 
^ American Grown Prizetaker, 
"ASPiNWALr 
■ lots of FIVE POUNDS of one kind or assorted 
s desired. With every JS 5.00 order goes P'khr a 
;opy of Greiner’s Newest and Best Book, 
‘ ONIONS FOR PROFIT,” telling all the Se- 
rets of Success in Old and New Onion Cultuke. 
If You Garden for Profit 
ou can save money and should buy at Wholesale 
ces, as quoted in BURPEE’S BLUE LIST 
^ 4 . It is mailed Free to Market Gardeners every- 
who, while entitled to the lowest prices possihle, 
„.ways be sure to get Only the Best Seeds That 
Grow! BURPEE’S SEEDS ARE WARRANTED,— 
few equal, none better —and are annually sold direct to many more 
planters than are the seeds of any other growers. 
Plants ^ 
Corn, 
Beans, 
Ensilage, 
Distributes 
Fertilizer. 
6 to 8 
^ Acres 
^ Planted 
Per Day, 
and in one 
Operation. 
Absolutely 
Guaranteed. 
few equal .none better^ 2 .T\A are annually sold direct to many more 
y / ^ planters than are the seeds of any other growers. 
W. Atlee Burpee & Co., Seed Growers, PhiladelpWa,Pa. 
epir If you have not already seifn BURPEE’S FARM ANNUAL for 1894 , write for it TO-DAY A 
handsome book of 172 pages, it is pronounced by papers everywhere The Leading' American Seed Catalogue. 
It tells all about the Choicest Vegciablch and Most Jicautiful Flowers for 'J'hk Homk (jAkden. 
U. S. SEPARATORS 
^ . . Were Awarded . . 
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WORLD’S FAIR. 
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These separators are the most simple in construction. Re¬ 
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certainly taking the front rank. 
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more new creamery plants have been supplied with these 
separators in the last year than all our competitors com¬ 
bined can boast of. Such a record, gained by repeated tests, 
is conclusive that 
POTATO CUT 
I rJl* Cuts Potatoes for Seed faster than 
S eight men ean by hand. Preserves 
^ the eyes. Pays for itsel f in one day. 
No lingers cut. Seed ends taken off. 
A Great Tool for Cutting up Roots for Stock. 
Simple in construetion. Thousands 
^ in use. Pully warranted. Price and 
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THE U. S. SEPARATOR 
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MIXED PAINTS "AN'cD B. P. Mills, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. 
AtWHOI.ESAl.K PmCES,I)elivore<l FUF.E, 
For H0U8O8, BariiK, Koofu, all colors, <fe SAY K MiddlcnicnM 
protlte. In use 5 l ycaiv. KndomHi by Orange <N: Farnierb’ 
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BUTTER WORKER. 
Absolute Perfection for best quality Butter 
Also Oliiiriis, Power Itiiticr Workera, 
Printers, Sliippins Boxee, and 
CREAMERY SUPPLIES. 
Our new ilTilk Cooler and Aerntor is the 
best. Send for new illustrated Catalogue of 
Creamery I'lanand valuable information 
WANTED, n for Creamery men. 
A. H. REID, 30th 4, Market Sts., Philadelphia, Pa. 
THE 
GreatAmerican 
I ^ B 
I Company K 
SPADING 
HARROW 
4:9tli Year 
Columbian 
Exposition. 
The best pulverizer. Don’t confuse this tool with 
other rotary Il.arrows. it is a general purpose Har¬ 
row. Will work wherever a Harrow is needed, and 
where others fail. Send lor circulars. Also of latest 
improved SPllINti TOOTH HARROW. 
D.S.MORGAN&CO I 'cmc aco.^ll’.'^* 
HALLOCK’S 
SUCCESS c^e WEEDER 
Entirely new in eoiistriietioii. More effective 
In tillage and greater .security to the plant than any 
other Weeder. 'J'he most prolitahle investment ever 
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terms to suit the times. Give 1*. O.. County. State. 
1). Y. HALLOGK cA SON, YORK, PA. 
THE COMING 
Great Early, Red, 
Market and 
Table Grape. 
(From a Photograph, llfe-elze; have pro¬ 
duced much larger clusters than 
the one shown In cut.) 
DESCRIPTION. 
This is a seedling of Lindley 
crossed by Delaware, produced 
by me in 1883. The vine is 
healthy, vigorous and hardy, 
having endured the winters of 
New York and Ohio with im¬ 
punity. It ripens just before the 
Delaware, is very prolific, berries 
and clusters as large as Concord, 
compact, translucent red, similar 
to Delaware, quality about the 
same as Delaware, with less pulp, 
seeds one to three, skin thin and 
tough, berries adhere firmly to 
peduncle, making it a splendid 
early market grape, suitable for 
long shipments, and it will com¬ 
mand the highest price. It makes 
a fine white or amber wine. 
Shipped it over 1,000 miles to 
market in fine order and re¬ 
ceived the best price of the mar¬ 
ket. It has received unreserved 
praise everywhere it has been 
tested, in Florida, Georgia, New 
Jersey, New York, Ohio, Michi¬ 
gan, Kentucky, Missouri, Texas, 
Colorado and Connecticut. 
Price, 81 each; 88 for 12. 
Circular, describing other of 
my fine grapes, free on 
application. 
