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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
May 4, 1895 
‘ WHAT WE 
SAY WE 30 
WE DODO , 
WHAT WE 
SAY WE DO 
WE DO DO , 
Over 2000 in use. Forty of the best Threshing I 
Machine Manufacturers licensed to build. Every c 
Stacker licensed or built by us, bears trade mark { 
shown in this ad. You get the best threshing 
machinery in the world of our licensees without 
a lawsuit. All infringers prosecuted to the fullest 
extent. Farmers gladly pay extra for threshing. 
Stacks by blast of fan. No men on stack. No 
dust. Separator capacity increased 20 per cent. 
No moving, no setting. Works automatically. Is 
equally adapted to Separators and Clover Hol¬ 
lers. Write for FREE catalogue giving full 
description. 
THE INDIANA MFG. CO., 152 to 158 Missouri st, Indianapolis, Ind, 
Ctonlrr; of Gold 
Uldulio of Straw 
Made and Saved 
FARMERS 
IRIEND^ 
CTRAW 
0lACKER 
buy “direct FROM FACTORY,” best 
MIXED PAINTS 
NEW BLOOD IN BOSES. 
At WHOLESALE PRICES,Delivered FREE, 
For Houses, Barns,Hoofs, all colors, & SAVE Middlemen’s 
profits. In use ftl years. Endorsed by Grange* farmers 
Alliance. Iziw prices wil surprise you. Write for samples. 
O. W. INGEKSOLL, 24(5 Plymouth St., Brooklyn, h. *. 
THE BEST EVER-BLOOMING ROSE TO DATE 
BELLE SIEBRECHT. 
LADIES!! 
MHE 
jSREAT AMERICAN 
MHR JW— Do you like a cup of (loixITeii? 
Br-rag If so, send this - ‘Ad ” and 15c. 
In stamps, and we will mail you 
a >4-11). sample Best Tea Im- 
ported. Any kind you may se- 
lect. Good Incomes. Big 
premiums, &c. Teas, Coffees, 
Baking Powder and Spices. Send for terms. 
TUB GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO., 
P. O. Box 289. 31 and 33 Vesey St., N. Y. 
THE ROSE FOR WINTER AND SUMMER ALIKE. 
PERFECTLY HARDY OUTDOORS. 
Distinct in Every Way. An Entirely New Strain 
CTUniMP T>T A "NFPQl From 31 /2' illcl1 Pots - each; 
O JL JIw V/-AM \3T JL •JxxA. JLv JL per dozen. Six at Dozen Rates. 
THEY SAY 
"One Good Turn Deserves Another.” 
13?" COLORED PLATES will be sent FREE on application. 
SIEBRECHT & WADLEY, 
Rose Hill Nurseries, New Rochelle, N. Y. 403 Fifth Ave., New York. 
[f you want to do a particularly good turn, in the way 
of a furrow, try the 
Columbia Chilled Plow. 
A S PINWALL 
An even mixture of the 
If you want to avoid the objectionable “ Dead Bugs will come. 
Furrow,” use our new reversible plow, rigged with 
a jointer for sod. Save your crop. 
Agents wanted. Send for price list. Address J 
poison constantly 
secured. 
Save your crop. 
Examine the merits of 
our Sprinkler. 
Ten to fifteen acres cov- 
Columbia Plow Works, Copake Iron Works 
The Potato Growers Friend 
Send for illustrated 
COLUMBIA COUNTY. N. Y. 
ered in a single day. circular. 
ASPINWALL MFG. CO., 62 Sabin Street, Jackson, Mich 
MANVEL WIND MILLS 
with Ball bearing turn¬ 
table. Galvanized Steel 
^ Mill* and Tower*. 
Px Your address calls for 
W half-tone engravings, 
jw WILLIAMS MFG. CO. 
W Kalamazoo, Mich. 
~ 10 Murray 81., New York. 
3G So. Market St., - Jioston. 
BEAN HARVESTERS 
AND PLANTERS. 
We have still left a few barrels of the celebrated 
CARMAN No. i POTATO 
Miller’s Bean Harvesters and Planters are the best, and are no experiment, as thousands will testify. 
For particulars and prices address _* • W. M1LLLK, Caledonia, N. V. 
MOLES™ 
ALL THE OLD TRAPS BOILED DOWN INTO A BETTER 
ONE AT ONE-THIRD THE OLD PRICE. 
Well Made, ^ 
simple, 
Easy to Set. 
MICHIGAN WIRE SHOVEL CO., ]» Midi. 
THE REDDICK TRAP 
The Aermotor all Steel Feed Cutter Worth 
$ 40 for $10 
we offer at the following prices so long as unsold ; 
. $16.00 < Per half peck. 
. 7.00 <J Four pounds for. 
. 4.00 ( Two pounds by mail, postage paid, for. 
. 2.25 ) One pound by mail, postage paid, for.. 
$1.2E 
.81 
.7( 
.4( 
THE RELIABLE 
PERKINS Steel, Galvanized, 
i ^— 1 —\ Power 
Markins Pump- 
With Graphite Boxes. 
Galvanized Steel Tower*. 
Warrant covers to fullest ex¬ 
tent. Before buying get cata¬ 
logue and prices of what we 
manufacture. 
PERKINS WIND MILL CO., 
0 Race St„ Mishawaka, Ind. 
CONTENTS. 
Rural New-Yorker, May 4, 1895. 
FARM TOPICS. 
Good and Bad for Crimson Clover.810 
Abandoned Farms of Massachusetts.810, 311 
Improved Corn Culture.311, 312 
The Valuation of Farm Manure.312 
Summer Ensilage.312 
Will Corn Ripen Here ?.313 
Why Grass Is Fall Clipped.313 
Nitrate of Soda for Vegetables.313 
Ashes and Salt on Potatoes.313 
The Real Value of Salt.313 
Sorghum Pomace as Manure.313 
Ashes and Plaster for Potatoes.313 
Ashes, Spraying, Kainit for Manure, Etc.313 
Work for a Pump.313 
A Talk About Tiling.313 
Failure of Crimson Clover..313 
The Soil. Part II.322, 323 
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY. 
“ Raising Chicks by Hand ”.312 
Cotton-seed'Meal and Pasture.323 
Burning Bones. 
Value of Linseed.323 
Killing Woodchucks.323 
For Sitting Hens.323 
Sheep and Grain.328 
Dosing the Hog.323 
Cheap Hen Food.323 
HORTICULTURAL. 
Apples Grafted on a Rock !.309 
The Cherry and the Bird.311 
Nipping Tomatoes.312 
Budding an Orange Tree.312 
A Listof Plums.312 
Some Fruit Questions.312, 313 
Trimming Hydrangeas; Transplanting, 
Quinces.313 
Propagating Clematis.313 
Soil for Tomatoes; Planting Peach Pits.313 
Fruit Questions from Canada.313 
WOMAN AND THE HOME. 
The Prize Dialogues.318 
Summer Refreshments.318 
Canvassing a Neighbor.318 
The Neighbor’s Well.318 
Consistency. •••• 3 J 3 
Taking a Ride.318, 319 
Not So Simple as it Seems.319 
Starting Right..'.. 3 J£ 
Both Sides of the Question.319 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
Jews and Disease. •••• 
Ruralisms.314, 
Editorials. 
Brevities. 
The Prospect. 
Business Bits. 
As We Go to Press. 
Crop and Market Notes. 
Markets. 
Prophets Predict 
eavy rains this year in Hay-time, 
ave hay, time and money, by buy- 
ig our Hay Carriers. Forks. &c. Spe- 
ial prices to introducers. Do not miss 
lem and catalogue. Address 
BURN BROS., Box B, Murlon, O. 
which 
Per barrel.. 
Per bushel.... 
Per half bushel 
Per peck 
HIGH 
J.M.THORBURN & Co. 15 JOHN ST.NewYo.RK 
