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7*e RURAL NEW-YORKER 
December 9, 1922 
Years ago the old-fashioned 
mustard plaster was the 
favorite remedy for rheu¬ 
matism, lumbago, colds on 
the chest and sore throat* 
It did the work all right, 
but it was sticky and messy 
to apply and my how it did 
burn and blister! 
The little white jar of 
Musterole has taken the 
place of the stem old mus¬ 
tard plaster. 
Keep this soothing ointment on 
your bathroom shelf and bring it 
out at the first cough or sniffle, at 
rheumatism’s first warning tingle. 
Made from pure oil of mustard, 
with the blister and sting taken 
out, Musterole penetrates the skin 
and goes right down to the seat 
of the trouble. 
Order Musterole today from your 
druggist He has it in 35c and 65c 
jars and tubes; hospital size, $3. 
The Musterole Co., Cleveland, Ohio 
better than a mustard plaster 
Hes. 
tYr** 
hA Detrick 
|» Crocker 
Lister 
Wheeler, 
Stockbridge, 
Y Coe Y 
Bow Ker / 
Bradley 
These men have made 
FERTILIZER HISTORY 
T HE “family tree” of The 
American Agricultural Chemi¬ 
cal Company includes most of the 
worth-while names in the history 
of the chemical fertilizer indus¬ 
try. It claims more than a score 
of famous pioneers who have con¬ 
tributed to the world’s knowledge 
of plant foods and soil fertility. 
Think of the service to agricul¬ 
ture these men have rendered! 
Think of the experience that is 
summed up in “A A Quality” 
Fertilizers! No other fertilizers 
in the world have behind them 
such assurance of quality. 
Our 
Agricultural 
Service Bureau 
conducted by Dr. H. 
J. Wheeler, formerly 
Director Rhode Island 
State Experiment 
Station, is for your 
benefit toward greater 
farming success- This 
Bureau carries on ex¬ 
perimental work in 
all section.? of the 
country, to determine 
just what fertilizers 
are best adapted to 
each crop and soil. 
WRITE to this Bu¬ 
reau, in care of the 
A A C office nearest 
to you, for suggestions 
on your particular 
crop problems. No 
charge or obligation. 
WRITE for this free 
booklet: 
One of the best paying and most dignified busi- 
B nesses you can get in. or put 
your boy in nowadays, is 
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and without any previous 
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and make good money from 
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GET BEHIND a 
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' Capacities: IS. 25, SO and JtO barrels of as fine roller 
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Whether you buy your fer¬ 
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penny of their cost. 
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO, 
Alexandria,Va. Cincinnati Grcenshoro.N.O. Norfolk 
Atlanta Cleveland Henderson,N.C. Raleigh 
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Address nearest offlc* 
LotUs^* 
ptaceYou 
Hero 
'How to Get the 
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A deadly spray 
•and it costs only two cents 
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WRITE for the A A C agency if 
we have no dealer near you 
ARNESTREES 
MAKE GOOD 
ffi'rV 
They arc yielding big crops 
of choice fruit, in thousands 
of home and commercial 
orchards. Hardy, 
healthy, well-root- 
Order e d and true-to- 
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Fruits and Or- 
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and Shrubs from J/f ffll 
the original Barnes 
Write for Cataloe 
and Price 11 j 
Trees That Please 
Send lor our 1923 Catalog containing 
complete information about the won¬ 
derful variety of sturdy fruit trees we 
offer. Every tree a perfect specimen 
and guaranteed to satisfy. You can 
rely on our 43 years’ reputation for 
square dealing. 
KELLY BROS. NURSERIES 
1160 Main Street - Dansvllle, N. Y 
NICOTINE 
INSECTICIDES 
Hall Tobacco Chemical Co. 
3965 Park A<ue ., Si. Louis , Mo , 
LEWIS BEYK It 
GluMnboro N. J. 
Concord Grape Vines For Sale 
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Skunk, Mink, Muskrats 
and all other kinds of 
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gSjr Write for price list and 
jjg» shipping tags. Twenty-five 
" years in business. 
CHARLES A. KAUNE 
284 Bridge St., MONTGOMERY, N. V 
1 Protect your Trees from Rabbitsand Mice, 
'i We offer a Protector at a little more than 
V 1c. each which affords perfect protection, 
r Write for description and prices. 
i* CALL’S NURSERIES, Perry,Lake Co.,0hio 
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Ransom Nursery . Geneva, Ohio 
PLOWS Plows, $18.80 up, 
TOOLS WM. H. PRAY. Mlfl, 
w La firangevlllc, N. Y. 
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