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It. C.. Eatontown, N. J.—A young mare of 
mine when driven three or four miles gives 
out; I thiuk she has been strained in the mus¬ 
cles that contract the whiiTuone: what should 
THE SYRACUSE SULKY PLOW. 
be the treatment? 
Ans.—W e should judge there is no sprain, 
but rather some disorder of the kidneys or 
spine; but the mere statement that “she gives 
out” is so very indefinite that no opinion can 
be formed. If there had been sprain of the 
hip (whirlbone) the auimal would be lame at 
the start aud always. 
Dutchess Nurseries. 
Full assortment of 
FRUIT TREES AND SMALL FRUIT PLANTS] 
for Fall setting. 
OXE HUNDRED TIIOrSAXD PEACH TREES. 
A splemltd stock of 
POT-GROWN AND LAYER STRAW¬ 
BERRY PLANTS. 
Our Strawberries took tbo 1'iyxt I'Ycmhnn for Inrq 
rut aiul bait collection attheNew York Horticultural 
Society’s Fair last June, besides 30 other First Pre¬ 
mium's this season. 
Pricelists free. 
Correspondence solicited. 
W. L. FERRIS, JR., 
POUGHKEEPSIE, XSTK.W YORK, 
For Sap, Sorcliurn or Apple Jell. Send for circu¬ 
lar and price list. II. W. Hescock, Hubbard, <>. 
THE 
SYRACUSE SULKY 
PLOW 
combines more good practicable 
features than any other Sulky 
Plow now before the pub¬ 
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IIIMSAL SITISMTI 
wherever used. 
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The Syracuse Steel Beam drilled 
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D PLOW. and Durability 1 
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50,000 Tons. 
Formers who lutend 
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Rye, should use this old 
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September ns tnp-d ress- 
tng on Grass or Past lire 
gives Immediate and 
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Binghamton, N. Y. 
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SYRACUSE STEEL CHILLED PLOW CO., Syracuse, N. Y. 
MAFES COMPLETE IANURE— A BRAND. 
This Manure is FINE and DE.Y, admirably adapted for DRILLING. May be applied by band 
or machine, in drill or broadcast. For the most profitable results,use at least two bags per acre. 
Bringing up land from a capacity of 11 bushels of wheat to the aero (when helped with ground bone) to 34}^ bushels per acre (average of 13 
acres) by the use of the Mapes Complete Manure during the past six years. Used not over 400 lbs. per acre. Improvement in the grass. Un¬ 
certain and unsatisfactory action of superphosphates and low-priced fertilizers. They start off the crop, and on strong land sometimes 
bring out a crop, bat they are short-lived and do not improve the land. “Use my yard manure on my corn ground, and my potatoes, wheat, 
rye and grass are grown with the Mapes Complete Manures. ” 
JOHN S VOORHF.ES, Momiodth Jln rto\, Mipdlvsvx Co., N. J., reports:— 
"six \iura uf practical expert; tu-e in using tin* Map,* Manures t..r wheat ami seeding down for grass, and, In fact, on all tny crops makes me a string Mievfy in 
thr spi-mal adi-untnye* of l v »m »un a ov t r superphosphut.-s, etc. I have, many times, doubled and often produced a greater Increase of wheat aud other crops 
at a cost for the Mopes Manure*, which left an overwhelming prollt In favor of tho use of this class of manures. When I llrst begun i.n this farm I used * » « 
ground bone, and raised 11 bushels cf « heat to the a- re. Since usiu < the Mapes Complete Manures, not over O) lb* per acre drilled in with the grain, I have lrrasfu- 
al u <n(-reivtted tyr crvj>> till lust year the average or M seres of wheat, was buaftWs to the acre. I notice, too. that the JIapcs Manures, help my grass, as places in the 
field whore we failed to apply the fertiliser In sowing the wheat the difference In tUn appearance In the gross is plain to be seen. On my wh.at and r e I nse tee 
Manes *A' Brand and the Heavy Soli Complete Manures, but I think us a permanent Imtiroverof ttie soil the Heavy Soli Manure ir U pap even better rh m , ^ 0 
‘A’Brand. I have watched the action of suporphospltatt-s as used by different farmers, blit my experience It ttn-v ore shorbJivcti. They start the erep off well, and ’f 
the soil Is strong turnout a fair emp . bne as for permanently Improving the land, or growing even the ilrst crop on light lands, the y are not certain like a com¬ 
plete Manure, neither does the grass erop turn out so satisfactory after ustnga phosphate on wheat os lc does when the Mape 9 complete Manures are used Wh-' t 
yard munure I make goes on my- corn ground, and my potatoes, wheat, rye aud grass are grown with the Mapes Complete Manures. 
Price per Ton, $42.00.—Packed in Bags 200 lbs.—No Charge for Cartage. 
Send posta’ for pamphlet containing full description and reports from farmers who are using THE MAPEs COMPLETE II t N 1'IJES on gTain, with and with 
out seeding. Many lnrms . ro now producing double the yield of gr.. in mul grawsas compared with former years, Address, ltn " 
THE MAPES FOKMULA AND PERUVIAN GUANO COMPANY, 158 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK. 
v 
PARLOR ORGANS! £i ONLY $ 57.00 
without deity, henco Info (illKAT KKDIXTIOV, In oltlu.K Ttl 
Regular Price, $115.00. 
INCLUDING BUNCH. KOOK AN It MUSIC, Or If order is given nnd remittance made within "-van days 
from date of thin newspaper a further n**! notion of $ 4 . OO win lw irivm. I <b*ir* iht* i VoinK Fs»rU»r Oripui Introduced 
without delay, hence this (iliKAT K EDUCTION, Is UKIIt.K TO HAt I IT INTtiOl*! CE«- Ql IfkIA . 
If you are in want of an Organ, order at 
once from lhi$ iu|vvrtUMunfn(< or if you are 
unable to buv now write y<>ur rei»*orns why. 
Hemember tbfe offer cannot be continued 
_ ^ _ ___- after the limited time of thirty days has 
expired, a* tins AUTUMN AND WINTER MONTHS are fast approaching, when. I tixe 
regular price. Head Lhe fodowing brier description. an»l let *iie hear from you any v*av. whether you buy or jou 
25 USEFUL STOPS, AS FOLLOWS: 
I. VOIX CELESTE.-The^f.r.pine.eiAi'ctl 6 , FRENCH HORN, a biop which mutates a full 
toned prod needfnnn lltlsSlop are l»c*mul iU*$t*Hpt»<m orcnc*tr»i and bru«n baud. 
7. DIAPASON.— Braws.full set of tuneful Golden 
Reeds. 
8 . DULCIAN A. A fall sot of Reeds used in ordi¬ 
nary Organs is drawn by this Step. 
9. VOX HUMANA. Tremulant, which, 
hv the at.! v.r . FAN WUKKL, imitates the 
human voice. 
19 VOX JUBILANTE. Thi-St. p.when 
I us. a In eonjunotUMi with Stops Nos. J, t.o andt>, 
I peals fortlt most delightful music. 
IS—Claralvdla. 16-Grand Forte, It- Mclodio. 
WARRANTED 
Y ears 
l« f VIA VKWIi4 I » •** 
lesproduocd from UilsSlopar 
2. POWERFUL BOX SUB-BASS. : Neiv 
and Original. The thundering tones produced from 
this Stop are without v parallel In Organ building, 
3. DOUBLE OCTAVE COUPLER. 
Doubles the power of the Organ. L'ouplus octaves 
right and left. 
4. PICCOLO. —Variety Of music which makes 
the Piccolo Ui« must difficult and cxpcnsivu Stop to 
build in the world. 
5. SAX APHONE.— Tile bemitifut effect of this 
Stop is "Beatty's favorite." It is very excellent 
and adds greatly to this wonderfnl Organ. 
11 .Rohan. 1* Ulnrlonet. 1.1 Cello. U— V toll no. 
is— 
W—Bourdon. It \ l.d di Uamba 49—Viola Doh-e II-Grand Rxpresxtone si—Harp TxdUvn. 
Echo, it Aer.wvtatle r.vpi-i*>.-.lou lndi.-aKtr, 4,—Grand Organ. The likst tlft.-en (1&)Stops are oper¬ 
ated In direct conjunction with above ten UOi bringing fortlt. at command of the performer, most 
charming music, with beautiful orchestral effect, from a mere whisper, as it wura, to a grand 
hurst of harmony. It* THX1NDBIUN& TONKS, while using lire full 
Organ, must bo hoard to be appreciated. Height. 10 Inches . Length. 44 Incites Depth, it incites. 
MTThis original t’ahmel Urgrtn contains 'INK l»i ni'.’I'S litll.UKN lUM.t K l£Pl l>>. as 
follow*: 1st, K.tv pi) Octave Set tUapaf -n Reeds. H, Five \5| tMIl Set Dulclana Keedf; 3.1. Sweet 
Voix Celesb: It.-vds of llnm Full Octaves; vth One (II IpNill ih-!ave Powerful Manual B. t< ■ - 
Ba-ss Reeds. Jth, Two (t> Octavo* or one each of Piccolo and Sax j phone I Ml combined, 6 th, 
Set Soft Cello Roods, xth. Set Vloltna Reel’;. 6 th. Set Jiibllunte Reeds. 9th. Set Clarionet R eds. 
The above Nine Sets of Reed, are original, and are covered by I nlted talee Patent*. 
tlT This PiAMUroKTK 1 I* 1C 14611T PAKIOKOIJ \ HI N l-'.T OUG A N c<mu»t« Five 
Full ttetavea. Oil i Manual or Keyboard, Handsome Walnut Gao*. Receptacle for Book and 
Sheet Music, Iamb Stands, Handle*, Rollers. Treblu Upright Bellows, Iltuuvnim Power, Steel 
Springs, lie Right Km e Swell, also Left Grand Oi-gun Knee Sw«H, by which the full power 
lte lm 
OP* ... ... . ........-... . _ ... . ___ 
of this Organ may he uhtalneil at ploaMii-Q. by use of the louv, wit hoot remuv Ing the liaoda 
from the keyhourd. LT'-$1 15.00 OIIKANS FOIC ONLY SJ7.00. 
In order to Introduce this n.-auUful I'lVNO UPRIGHT ORGAN without deluv, I offer it for 
only ^5*7.0 0 , piwvlijiiig Offer Is accepted and order given wnhiti llurt, iSn> Dave 
-... -rir rill* NOTICE ami MAIL WITH OKHEK JH 
My sold ohyeet is to have this Parlor Organ 
Introduced, without a moment* delay. su lts 
fo sell lhoii>anos at tlv. regular iirloe for 
CIIMIM MAB l*K» BENTS, and to this end 
I am willing to offer at a sacrifice to Introduce 
ouiekly. as ever; one sold sells others. It rs 
snipped at JhJ.OIt a* an advertUemenl. All 
I ask m return of you Is to show (lie Instrument 
to your eirein of frit rids, who are sure to 
order at It I-GIT.AIJ PRICE. The instrument 
speaks for Itself. It sings it, own iiiuist* IE 
YOU ARK UNABLE TU AcVKPT TIlVs JilfE AT 
6 IEKF.H. WRITK MK YOLK REASONS WHY 
Cal^ their attention to this advertlsometit, if they 
who^ilw'wHkt!. 5 ,u ' of these POPTJI AR INSTRUMENTS 1 
vrnooruot wttrnn seven days from date of this Newspaper a further 
from date of this 
ci: 
together with only $h ?.00 ck«|f, by P 
O. Money Order, Registered Letter i heek 
or Bank Draft, mailed within the Hunted 
time as speemed, lhereby agree to ivevlve 
same In full payment for one of my Beatty 
Organa, New st»le, No mi,.Ac Vlonev rc 
funded wttti irtereit at 6 per cent, from 
date your ttmilUauce. if not a* represent; d 
after year's use. I> A N I fl. E. UFA lit. 
Friends of yours rnav desire nn Oiyait 
«' r « ,n home mail this offer lo them. If you can conveniently help me extend 
MT3° anxpms am | to have tills Organ quickly Introduced that lu ail v ‘ 
A ™r&%z f aclli?r°, H \ DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey, 
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