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USB THE 
SKIM MILK' 
auTTCS 
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Humorous. 
CiiABLiK : “ I don’t believe a fish diet 
is good for the brain, as the papers used 
to say; for I’ve eaten fish now for the 
past three months.” Alice: “It isn't, 
except where it has brains to work 
upon.”— Raymond's Monthly. 
Laudleioh : “ That snowstorm you 
have painted is wonderfully realistic ! ” 
Daubleigh : “It must be. A tramp got 
into my studio one day, caught sight of 
the picture, and unconsciously put on 
my fur overcoat before he went out.”— 
Puck. 
Small Bkothek : “I should think sis¬ 
ter would a good deal rather have you 
call on her than Mr. Getthere.” New 
Admirer (delighted): “ Would she ? 
Why?” Small Brother: “’Cause he 
always musses up her hair so .”—Good 
News. 
isstab'd] JACKSON BROS. ps®. 
N. Y. STATE DRAIN TILE AND PIPE WORKS, 
76 Third Avenue, ALBANY. N. Y. 
Also agents for Unoa 
Salt Glazed Pipe. Fii» 
Brick and Oemenfc. 
In writing to advertlserH, please always mention 
The Kubal Nkw-Yobkkh. 
WATERS RUTTER 
D WORKER 
to all others. 
.Jill Moseley & Stoddard 
MIq, Co.I 
Circulars. N D. VT. 
liAItCOCK MILK TKSTKUS. 
The Lake Shore & Mich. Soutiiern R. R. Co. 
took a “(lying trip” to tlie World’s Fair, but 
didn’t have time to decide on the fence ques¬ 
tion. In fact, tliey took seven years to inves¬ 
tigate tlio FI'lNCn before deciding 
to adopt it for use on the entire line. Resides 
testing it five years, the Chief Engineer and 
Div. Engineers made special trips, traveling 
hundreds of miles, to inspect tlie first fences 
built (.some serving on second set of posts) and 
cjuestioning owners on every point. The first 
order was received April 20th, and probably 
1 .’>0 liilles will be used during the season. 
Elasticity “is in it.” 
PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE CO., Adrian, Mich. 
want. 20 to 56 
inches high. fSSii 
'rires 1 to 8 tf' w4j F- 
inches wide— 
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Cost many 
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grain, fodder, 
manure, hogs.<ftc. 
No resetting of tires. ^ 
Catl’g/ree. Address ^ 
Empire Mfg. Co., 
OUINCY, ILL 
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OBORN BROS. ,UoxR Marion, Oi 
POTATO DIGGER 
At WHOLESALE PRICES,Helfvered FREE, 
For Houses, Barns, Koofs, all colors, & SAVK Middlemen’s 
profits. In use 51 years. Kudoised by Grange & Farmers’ 
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O. W, IMQFliSOLL, ;i4h Plymouth St., Brooklyn, K.x. 
DONHHAVE SOUR MILK! 
■HOOVER, PROUT & CO., Avery, O. 
A PRACTICAL EVERYDAY 
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$30 
There is no necessity of y i 
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m A ^ hooking orders for Cab- 
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i I V Plants. Will send 15 cabbage 
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plants, $1.50 per 1 0(K). Send for special price for large 
lots; lastot May or June delivery. 
C E. KELLEY, Newark, N. Y. 
Champion Milk Cooler and Aerator 
A Perfect Cooler. 
ANTEE It to remove all foul 
o S odors from the milk, and to 
retard us souring several 
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<J SPECIAL OFFER where 
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WTIEKE. Address 
CHAMPION MILK COOLER CO., 
67 Main Street, Cortland, N, Y. 
Star Milk Cooler 
WILL cool milk evenly 
to within two degrees 
Of water as fast as 
milked. Made entirely 
of copper, will last a 
lifetime. Used by the 
best Dairymen, 
Creameries. 
Send for our new illus¬ 
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wanted In unoccupied 
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STAR MILK COOLER CO., 
Mention this paper. Haddonlield, N. J. 
A Complete Creamery 
/N ONE MACHINE. 
The Butler Accumulator 
WiKTED 
rrn—By experienced butter maker, posl- 
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l.M erences Address 
A. JORGENSEN, Box 67, Bluff Point, N. Y. 
Has now been Thoroughly Tested and the 
following facts fully proven ; 
It gives more butter and b.tter Imtter, 
skims cleaner and runs smoother. It Is sim¬ 
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any other machine of Its kind In existence. 
It will Save Its Own ?rlce either 
In Reduction of First Cost, 
In its Increase of Yield, or 
In its Saving of Labor. 
For Illustrated Catalogue apply to 
Swedish Cream and Butter Separator Co., 
35 WILLIAM 8T., NEW YORK, N. Y. 
Factory : Ralnbridge, N. Y. 
TOMATO.—Stocky; six Iccb; best kinds; orce 
transplanted. By mstl. prepaid, 15c. per dozen; 
$1 per 100. Bv express, $5 per 1.000. 
OE1. ERY.—White Plnme, or.ce transplanted; 
sheared Mall, prepaid .'iOc 100; exp. $3.50 1.000. 
STRAWDKURV —100.000 strong placts; pedigree 
record 8,000 boxes on whole acies. Mall, 65c. 
per 100; express, $5 per 1 000. 
Mount Pomona Fruit Farm & Nursery. Swanton, Md. 
gpipiTU- STODDARD’S 
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Mention this paper. 
UniverIaL WEEDER AND CULTIVATOR 
T1MBRELL”=" 
GUARANTEED PURE. 
After May 1, $3.00 per 100, postpaid ; 
$13 per 500, by express. 
W F. ALLEN, Jr., Salisbury, Md. 
CLEVELAND BAYS. 
CloslBg out prices. Imported live-year-old Stal¬ 
lion. $300; two-year-old do., $150; yearling do., $100. 
Wilte for partlcalars. 
GEO. M. TALLCOT, Skaneateles, N. Y. 
Now is Yonr Opportunity 
To select choice SCOTCH CHEVIOT SHEEP from 
the CHUM llOrtN Flock. The Cheviots are the breed 
— perfectly hardy—wool commands tetter prices than 
any other Tney are a oerlect Wool and Mutton 
Breed Reduction Sale at Special Prices for 60 Days 
3ti0 Head, both sexes, from which to select. Also, 
next 60 Days animals, both sexes, various ages, 
from my World’s k air Champion Herd of HOLSTEIN- 
FHIESIANS at Special Prices. Now Is ycnr chance! 
Address D. F WILBER, Oneontu, N. Y. 
Ask yotir Dealer for it. 
It takes out the Weeds, Breaks 
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Just the thing for Corn, Pota¬ 
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Thousands in use. Recom¬ 
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Illustrated Catalogue. 
H. W. DOUCHTEN, Mfr., Moorestown, Burlington Co., N.Jf 
CONTENTS. 
Rural New-Yorker, May 13 1894. 
FARM TOPICS. 
A Potato Scab Experiment.2Ut, 295 
Phospbcric Ado and Nitrogen.295 
A Tennessee Corn Crop.295 
Plant Setting by Machinery.295. ‘296 
A Crop of Ensilage Corn.296 
To Planter Transplant Cabbages.197 
To Nurse Baby Carman Potatoes .597 
Growing Beans on Shares.297 
Making Up a Fertilizer. 297 
Stockvard Manure or FeriUlzers.297 
Guar o and Potash for Potatces.297 
Vetches for Feed. 298 
Straw and Celery.!.298 
Treating an Asparagus Bed. 299 
Mixing Wood Ashes and Bone. 299 
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY. 
The Sheep for the Future. 293, 294 
Flavor in Eggs . 296 
Dishorning Expeilerce.298 
Chaff for Stock.c07 
Hen Keco'd for ls93 . 307 
Dead Su ck Notes.307 
A Woman’s Hens.307 
A$SCow Staile.307 
Buttermilk and Hogs.307 
HORTICULTURAL. 
Culture of the Apricot.‘296, 297 
Buffalo Tree-hopper on Apples.297 
Grafting Abundance Plums.298 
A Bug Trap. 298 
WOMAN AND THE HOME. 
The Head Heals theiHeel.302 
The Woman’s Money. .302 
Left-Overs from Symposiums. 302, 301 
The Hired Help Problem.303 
Growing the English Ivy.303 
Odds and Ends.303 
Borrowed ThongUts.303 
MISCBIxLANEOUS 
Where I'ree Rural Mail Delivers Stands.297 
New Use for The B. N. Y.298 
Knralism^... . ‘299,306 
Forclrg” a Good Thing.;99 
Editorials. ;ib0 
Brevities. 300 
The Prospect.;-0l 
Business Bits.;101 
As We Go to Press. 304 
We Want to Know, You Know.304 
Markets. 305 
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