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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
June 9 
PRICE $30. 
Thbi Is jnst the 
WAgon for your 
farm, whether It 
THE StlVER MFQ. CO. 
THE 
LARGEST 
CROPS 
AND SOLE I ||■El Bnck Mid Oemcnk. 
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In wrltlns to adyertlsers, please always mention 
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BUY **DIRKOT FROM FACTORY,’* BIST 
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At WHOL.E8ATK PRICES,Delivered FREE, 
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profits. In use 51 years. Endorsed by Orange<fe Farmerr 
AllUnos. lx)w prices wii surprise you. Write for sain plea 
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THE 
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C containing oyer 2,500 
rrCbla tested recipes. 320 
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the sfreateet novelty of the age. For full partlcularo 
skldress THe GREAT AMERICAN 'TEA CO., 
P, O. Box »87. New Yorlt City, N. Y, 
DON’T HAVE SOUR MILK! 
-USE TOE—-- 
Champion Milk Cooler and Aerator 
A ‘Powfor!+ nnnier and you won’t. WE GUAR- 
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^ m odors from the milk, and to 
-3 NmHv ^ retard its souring seyeral 
** Tl hours. Once used, It’s as nec- 
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p, gT / /; II iUtSS T. and hundreds of testimonials 
t? SPECIAL OFFER where 
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'Silos and Ensilage with Hints to Dairymen” 
c -- -- . sThig is the best work ye« 
published on this Interest* 
Ing and econoinlosubjec^ 
and every Dairyman and 
Stock Feeder, ot whatever 
kind, should have one. FYeo 
■wi th our catalogof the“Ohio'’ 
Ensilage ^nd Fodder Cutters 
and Carrlers.and plans lor.pUOa 
HFRQENSILAGEAndFODDER GUTTER 
lll■llw ■ e yasimplft. Strong, Durable. 
nnnCD I^IITTCD guaranteed the 
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. e yasimplft. Strong, Durable, Light Running. Verj 
Little Gearing, Patent Adjustable Boxes. 
Bee description of oiir Fodder Cutter and Peck 
lluskiug and Bbclliug Attachment. 
CUT YOUR CORN STALKS AND SAVE ONE-HALF. 
NEW CHIEF TREAD POWER 
with Reel and Compound Gear appeals 
are grown on 
! JACKSON BROS. [ww. 
I H. Y. STATE DRAIN TILE AND PIPE WORKS, 
Send for Pamphlets 
to 
Bradley Fertilizer Co. 
Boston, Mass. 
Rochester, N. Y. 
Cleveland, Ohio. 
Write to The FARMER’S Handy Wagon Co. 
1402 MASONIC TEMPLE, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, OR FLORENCE, ALABAMA. 
CONTENTS. 
Rural New-Yobkeb, June 9, 1894. 
Humorous. 
'TiB now the sportaman has hlB wish, 
(But hope’s a gay deceiver.) 
He throws his tackle in, to fish, 
And catches chills and fever. 
— Washington Star. 
“ Johnny, add seven apples to two ap¬ 
ples, and what will you have?” “Colic, 
sir.”— Harper's Bazar. 
Judge : “ Have you anything to offer 
the court before sentence is passed ? ” 
Prisoner: “No, your Honor; my lawyer 
took my last dollar,”— Puck. 
An Important Afterthought.— He: 
“ And what would you do if I kissed 
you?” She (with dignity): “I’d call 
mamma.” (After a pause.) “Butmamma’s 
out this evening.”— JAfe. 
“ We don’t want bear stories,” said 
the editor. “ Our readers demand some¬ 
thing spicy.” “ Well,” said the man with 
the manuscript, “this story is about a 
cinnamon bear.”— Pearson's Weekly. 
“ Paintley tells me there is a great 
demand for the style of literary work 
he is now engaged on. Do you know if 
’tis true ? ” “ Great Caesar, yes. He’s 
painting ‘keep off the grass’ signs.”— 
Chicago Inter-Ocean. 
Demonstrator (in clinic) : “ You will 
notice that the subject’s right leg is 
longer than his left, which causes him 
to limp. Now, what would you do in 
such a case?” Bright Student: “I’d 
limp, too.”— Philadelphia Record. 
Wheel¬ 
barrow 
POTATO SPRAYER. 
THE FARMER’S HANDY WAGON. 
Tbe Hotkble Success 
achieved by our wheels has been 
made possible by the j'lerfectly com¬ 
plete facilities afforded by our great 
manufacturing establishment located 
at Hartford, Conn. This plant is 
equipped with the most advanced 
machinery for the performing of 
every detail of the work of convert¬ 
ing the raw materials into the 
finished product by the most ap¬ 
proved methods, and in the process 
of construction 
Sprays two rows and stirs the liquid automatically. 
Will spray two acres every hour. 
FIELD FORCE PUMP COMPANY, 
LOCKPORT, N. Y. 
Width of Tire, 6 in 
Height of Bolster 
30 In. 
Catalogue free at Coliimbia agancica, 
or mailed for two two-ccut atamns. 
if ' 
TO You/ 
57SE6LERST. J{\izs, 0 . 
DU 
Km 
(olunjbi^Bicyclej 
are submitted to many tests under 
an elaborate scientific system simi¬ 
lar to that established by the United 
States Government, which begins 
with an analyzation of the raw 
materials and extends to every com¬ 
pleted part, thus insuring for these 
famous wheels perfect uniformity 
of strength and great wearing 
powers, unequalled by any bicycles 
in the world. 
POPE MFQ. CO., Boston, New York, 
Chicago, Hartford. 
A Perfect Gem. agents wanted bvery- 
WHEKE. Address 
CHAMPION MILK COOLER CO., 
67 Main Street, Cortland, N. Y. 
A Complete Creamery 
/N ONE MACHINE. 
The Butter AGCumulaior 
Has now been Thoronghly Tested and the 
following facts fully proven : 
It gives more butter and better butter, 
shims cleaner and runs smoother. It Is sim¬ 
pler in construction and easier cleaned than 
any other machine of Us kind In existence. 
It will Save its Own Price 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 Go., 
35 william 8 T.. NEW YORK, N. Y. 
Factory; Balnbrldge, N, Y, 
STODDARD’S 
Babcock Milk Testers 
^ STEAM AND HAND POWER, 
ARB THE LATEST AND BEST. 
Send for Special Circular and Free Catalogue of Superior Dairy and 
jamery Goods. Separators, Boilers and Engines. 
MOSELEY & STODDARD MFD. CO., RUTLAND, YT. 
MentlOQ thlB paper. 
Centrifugal Whirlers 
The U. S. Centrifugal Cream Separator for dairy 
V use is the leader in that ciass, as the factory size U. S. 
machine leads in that size of Separators, 
Its thorough skimming. 
Simplicity of Construction, 
i Full Capacity Claimed, 
* Excellent Workmanship, 
Easily give it first place. 
■ ^ The devices by which the (OHlllMBliillK'' 1 
}^ centrifugal force is applied 
3 abcock Xysters 
manner of construction, make them 
m the market. We furnish them to 
)tor or by hand power. 
aaiiwiip. 
FARM TOPICS. 
From Meadow to Mow. 
What Shall Be Done to Pastures ?. 
Scarlet Clover. 
Is It Crimson or Scarlet Clover ?. 
A Cheap Stump Twister . 
How to Make a Manure Leach. 
Wrong Idea About a Fertilizer. 
What About Bermuda Gras-, ?. 
How to Sell Cattle Beets. 
Wheat Hay on Lotglsland. 
How to Start Cabbage. . 
'The Hired Man’s Side. 
The Hired Man In Tennessee. 
Throwing Away Your ProUt. 
Coffee SubsUtutss. . ... 
Government Seeos. . 
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY. 
Drop the Dog. 
Sulphur and Vermin. 
A Famous Ayrshire Cow. 
Curing Colt of Jumping. 
A Burning Donkey. 
1 Curing a Wart. 
Killing a Wart. 
Hot-Ironed Milk. 
More Sulphur Ta k. 
A cow Fraud. 
Lorg Silo; Buying Clover. 
Taking the Afteroirth from a Cow. 
HORTICULTURAL. 
A Fruit Talk from Ohio. 
How to Make a Grape Cross. 
A Talk About Plant Lice. 
To Destroy Bark Lice in Canada. 
Oyster-shell Bark-louse on Appits. 
What Alls the Hedge ?. 
Fruit Fertilizer; Variegated Bop. 
WOMAN AND THE HOME. 
Note and Comment. 
A Farm Dinner . 
Joe’s Further Experience. 
For Summer Wear. 
New Light On an Old Subject. 
An Object Lesson On Woman’s Suffrage. 
'The Late Mrs. Hemenway. 
Crumbs from Other Taoles. 
MISCBLLANBODb 
Rnrallsma. 
Editorials. 
Breyltles... 
The Prospect. 
Business Bits. 
As We Go to Press. 
We Want to Know. You Know. 
Crop and Market Notes. 
Markets. . 
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