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PREVENTS 
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BELATED CATALOGUES. teria panieulata, Hall’s magnolia, the 
most charming of the bush magnolias, 
Arthur J. Collins, Moorestown, N. J. Golden Hop tree, Dawson rose. Rosa 
Illustrated descriptive catalogue and setigera, Rosa Wichuraiana. Ldouard 
holesale price-list of all the hardy ^ndr 6 clematis, Abies concolor, Sciadop- 
. ' , ltys verticillata, hardy irises in variety, 
nail fruits, pears, apples, plums, etc. phloxes, Yucca filamentosa. This last is 
mong the Japan plums, he offers ^he finest of the hardy yuccas and, con- 
illard, Satsuma, Ogon, Burbank and s id cr i n g- its fine panicles of creamy-white 
bundance. He also raises walnuts, flowers, its evergreen leaves, and the 
scans and Japan chestnuts. Among fact that the plants will grow any where— 
‘ars we notice Lincoln Coreless, Seneca the shade or sun, in any sort of soil— 
id Vermont Beauty. i s hy no means known as well as it ought 
Lewis Roesch, Fredonia, N. Y.—A ^ e - 
large fruits Theo. F. Longenecker, Dayton, O.— 
Catalogue of small and large fruits— 
roses, etc. “the strawberry a specialty.” From ex- 
Mr. Roesch considers the following his periment station reports, from the re¬ 
ports of strawberry growers, as well as 
from his own experience, Mr. Longe- 
necker has given the comparative value 
of the varieties which he offers ; health, 
and the fi rmness> s i ze , quality and profit being 
considered. For example, out of a pos¬ 
it. M. Kellogg, Ionia, Mich.—An in- sible 60, Chas. Downing ranks 41, Bubach 
teresting catalogue of small fruits. A 49 , Crescent 51, Brandywine 56, Haver- 
considerable part is given to telling how ] a nd 55, Warfield 55, Timbrell 54, etc. 
great crops may be grown, detailing the Thompson’s Sons, Rio Vista, Va.—A 
improved methods of propagation, and catalogue of small fruits. This firm have 
porttons 1 under thf heading^Our HortU kindly sent to us many of their special- 
cultural School, Bud Variation, How to ties among strawberries. Rio, we have 
Select Plants, Losing Pedigree, Potency found, is the best early strawberry thus 
of Pollen, Preparing the Ground, are j ar tried, that is, considering size and 
given prominence. The Perfection plant 
setter, it is claimed, is the most perfect 
machine yet devised for setting plants. 
It is illustrated and described. 
George S. Josselyn, Fredonia, N. Y. 
—A descriptive catalogue of American 
grape vines, small fruits, etc. Mr. 
Josselyn considers the Red Jacket goose¬ 
berry “ the highest recommended new 
fruit m America.” The Fay currant was 
introduced by him. It may surprise some 
of our readers to know that he has al¬ 
ready paid the estate of Lincoln Fay, the 
originator, over $40,000 as their share 
from his sales of this currant. Mr. 
Josselyn will be the introducer of Camp¬ 
bell’s Early grape, which in quality and 
appearance is the best native black grape 
we have ever seen. 
C. Ribs am & Sons., cor. Broad and 
Front Streets, Trenton, N. J.—A cata¬ 
logue (80 pages) of farm, lawn and gar¬ 
den seeds, etc. This firm offer also 
dairy and hotbed thermometers, poultry 
foods and medicines, drinking fountains, 
implements and labor-saving devices of 
various and unusual kinds, like stable 
brooms, fruit pickers, cable truss fence 
wire, hand carts and water trucks, root 
cutters, steel hay carriers, harpoon forks, 
creameries, butter prints. Among pota¬ 
toes they offer the Rural Blush, which 
now, no less than hitherto, we confidently 
commend to our readers. 
Geo. W. Mace, Greenville, O.—This is 
a catalogue of seed potatoes. The Sir 
William is a specialty—“ Everybody will 
want it next year.” This is the potato 
that our friend, Dr. W. I. Chamberlain, 
thinks so highly of. Of 14 different kinds 
of the popular new sorts, Sir William 
rFIT °S$5.50 
Automatic Mixer. Barrel Attachment. 
Rfl nnnintteo Endorsed by theleadingEntomo!- 
OUjUUU III U 0 C 1 ogistsoftheU.8. A valuable illus¬ 
trated Book (worth $5.00) given to each purchaser. 
Satisfaction Guaranteed, or Money Refunded. 
111.Cat a log tic and Treatise on Spraying, Free. 
Our Agents are making from S5 to 820jer da y. 
For particulars and P. C. LEWIS MtC, CO. 
terms, address Box »5 Catsklll, N.Y, 
MAKES 3 COMPLETE. 
WILLSPRAY 10 ACRES PER DAY. 
AREN’T YOU A LITTLE TIRED 
Of that sloppy knapsack spray pump that wets your 
back ? Pump in one end ; can’t change hands when 
tired ; 10 to 15 solder joints ; can’t take it apart to 
clean ; have to wear rubber coat or chafe and poison 
your back. The “ ECLIPSE ” knapsack gets rid of all 
these objections. We take it back and refund money 
if it is not the best you ever saw. 
MORRILL & MORLEY, Benton Harbor, Mich. 
catalogue of small and 
(grapes a specialty), nuts, deciduous and 
evergreen shrubs and trees. 
1 : ~ ' " “ _ 
“ Bouquet of Choice New Fruits ” : Bril¬ 
liant and Colerain grapes ; Black Cham¬ 
pion and North Star currants ; El Do¬ 
rado blackberry; Loudon raspberry ; 
Enhance, Greenville, Splendid, Timbrell 
and Van Deman strawberries, 
Crosbey peach. 
FRUITS, PLANTS AND VEGETABLES, use O r I ^ T / ‘”T 
“Always ready.” Easily applied cheaper pH I J 
than Bordeaux Mixture. Sold by Seedsmen and X XXX 
C. H. JOOSTEN, No. 3 Coenties Slip, NEW YORK 
1 PLY UQIMC. 
OCR PUMPS have Automatic Agitators and do it 
right Our GAKFIELI) KNAPSACK and EMPIRE 
KING lend nil others. Everybody says so. 
Catalogue and instruction book, 4 cents. Circulars free. 
FIELD FORCE PCMl* CO., 113 Bristol Avc., Lockport, K. Y. 
ONE-HORSE DOUBLE ROW 
ARIS-GREENfih 
DISTRIBUTOR. Send for Circular. 
Address J. W. SPANGLER, York, Pa. 
Leggett’s Paris-Green or Powder Gun. 
For Orchard, Vineyard, Garden or Potato Field. Dis¬ 
tributes Hellebore, Paris-Green, Sulphur, “ Fungi- 
roid,” or any dry powder. Light, Swift, Easy, Safe 
Strong and Cheap. Thousands in Use. 
Illustrated Circular on application. 
LEGGETT <fc BROTHER, 301 Pearl St., New York. 
In writing to advertisers, please always mention 
The rural New-Yorker. 
SUCCESS 
IS ATTAINED WITH 
SPRAY PUMPS 
MADE BY 
THE DEMING CO., Salem, 0. 
I BUCKET AND BARREL PUMPS OF 
VARIOUS STYLES, WITH ALL BRASS 
WORKING parts; KNAPSACK SPRAY¬ 
ERS, DEMING-VERMOREL AND BOR¬ 
DEAUX SPRAY NOZZLES, ETC. 
“THE WORLD’S BEST.” 
CCpCatalogue and Treatise on application. 
HENI0N & HUBBELL, 
3 Gen’l Western Agts. 
From the bugs with one of my 
(GRAY’S PATENT.) 
If tried once will never be with¬ 
out it. Can sprinkle more than 
, one acre in an hour with it. 
KK It saves half of the Paris 
Green against any other 
method. Write for prices 
igfegj (■ and circulars to 
p|Sh§ E. G0ETTSCHE, Mfr., 
1049 Milwaukee Avenuo 
Chicago. III. 
Mention this paper. 
. FACTS FROM THE FACTORY. 
The Page is the only elastic fence made, 
and requires special wire. Our contracts for 
the manufacture of this wire cover many 
thousands of Iona, all guaranteed to suit 
the purpose. The Superintendents of the lar¬ 
gest'mills in the country have spent days at 
our factory studying our particular needs. 
This wire costs more than the common article, 
which could not be used if furnished free. 
Our complete fence costs the farmer less than 
he can buy the wire of which it is made and 
is the cheapest in the end. 
PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE CO., Adrian, Mich. 
CHICAGO 
SPRAYING 
Manufacturers and Patentees of the Celebrated 
“Climax” Nozzle 
For FIELD, ORCHARD and VINEYARD. 
THE NIXON NOZZLE & MACHINE CO. 
Write for Catalogue. DAYTON, O., U. S. A. 
We manufacture a special 
line of Bucket and Barrel 
Spray Pumps; also the 
Chase Patent Fog Nozzle. 
All our Pumps are either 
brass or brass-lined, and 
are especially adapted to 
operating In spraying solu¬ 
tions. Our Fog Nozzle is far 
uperior to any nozzle in the 
market for simplicity. With 
this Nozzle we throw a very 
line mist or fog, which thor¬ 
oughly saturates all objects 
with which it comes in con¬ 
tact; will not choke, and is 
easily changed from a spray 
to a solid stream. AGENTS 
WANTED. 
AUTOMATIC 
Send for Ill. Catalogue. John J. McGowen, Ithaca,N.Y 
Cabled Poultry. Garden & Rabbit Fence, also Cabled 
Field it Hog Fencing. Steel Web Picket Lawn Fence, 
Steel Wire Fence Board, steel gates, steel posts.steel 
rail, tree, flowerand tomato guards. Catalogue free. 
We Kalb Fence Co., 17 High St., We Kalb, Ill. 
THE NUMYR Spray & Solid Stream NOZZLE 
Nickeled; can’t clog; ask your dealer. By mail, 75c. 
Illus. Circ. free. H. F. NEUMEYER, Macungie. Pa. 
Canton, Ohio. 
COLUMBIANA PUMP CO., 
48 R. R. St., Columbiana, Ohio. 
Ilf) fTMC >s asked to 
11 U U ll L build Cyclone 
Fence without first satis¬ 
fying himself hy trial or 
otherwise, that he wants 
the Cyclone and wants no 
other. Cyclone Woven 
Wire Fence Co., Holly, 
Mich. 
■ Horse high, bull strongyY/\y\/) 
pig and chicken tight. VO-fXX 
Slake it yourself forYWyy 
13 to 20 f tTod&wy 
50 styles. A man and boy can make 
40 to 60 rods aday. catalog free. 
KITSELMAN BROS., Ridgeville, Ind. 
STAN DARDWlP.E Pence 
Will not burn, blow or rot down, and the price has 
been put down from SI to 65 cents per rod, 
complete with wire stay. Our tightener will tighten 
your old wire fences. Call on your dealer or order 
direct. Write for circulars. Agents wanted. 
0E 1a 0Q C A for MACHINES to weave your 
V3 TO $0i0U fence at 18 to 25c. per rod. 
Weaves 100 rods per day. Strongest Indorsements. 
Send for illustrated pamphlet, giving valuable in¬ 
formation on fence building. Unparalleled chance for 
agents to sell fence and machines. Mention this paper. 
STANDARD WIRE FENCE CO., 
2 Main Street, Canandaigua, N. Y. 
IIOM' I MADE. $1,2 00 
By not sowing Salzer’s seeds ! That is what a 
jolly farmer said as he entered our sanctum. 
How is that ? Why, says he, Salzer’s seeds not 
only grow, but they produce enormously. Had I 
planted a few acres more of his oats, wheat, corn, 
potatoes, grass and clover seeds, I would have 
had to double the capacity of my barns; that 
would have cost me $1,200. It is a fact that if you 
want big, rousing farm, grass and vegetable 
crops, you must sow Salzer’s seeds. 
If You Will Cut Tills Out and Send It 
with 7c. postage to the John A. Salzer Seed Com¬ 
pany, La Crosse, Wis., you will get free a sample 
of Grass and Clover Mixture and their 
plant andjseed catalogue,—Jeff, 
THE MESH AROUND THE PANEL SHOWS 
how the Fence ismaoe. 
A LEADING QUESTION IS 
OO FOR A 
Try the KEYSTONE, and it will be a question 
no more. Every rod guaranteed. Catalogue free. 
Keystone Woven Wire Fence Go., 
No. 49 Locust Street, TREMONT, ILL. 
STRETCHERS. Ratchets, 
Jbfll J LO, etc. Free catalogue. 
SUPERIOR MFG. CO., Martinsville, O 
•to weave your fence at 
25 Cts. per Rod. 
10 No. 10 Gal.wires. Cross 
'wires No. 12. TRUE, we 
will sell you the wire on 
this guarantee. Agents 
IWanted. Catalogue Free. 
CARTER 
> Wire Fence Maeli. Co, 
(Box gQ, O, 
per rod buys the celebrated HAYNES 
l WIRE FENCE, No. 10, gal- 
___ 10, gal- 
/ J IlhlllJS vanized wire, five feet high, Hog 
™ w vwiitw tight, Horse high, and Bull proof. 
Address CLYDE WIRE FENCE COMPANY. Clyde, 
N, Y-. or Bucyrus, Ohio, 
jar* Agents write for terms) 
I nu/rlnn -0 Perfection Wire and Picket Field Fence 
LUWUcll wMachine. Best in world. Fercecosts25c. 
a rod. Agents wanted- U.C,Lowden, Indianapolis,lod, 
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