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BUBAL WEW- 
BiUfclished 1852. | JACKSON BROTHERS 
NEW 70SX STATE DRAIN TILE AND PIPS WQSXI, 
Maw Okfice, 78 itaD Aye., Albany, N. Y. 
Round, sole and horse-shoe tile 
Over 13 Inches long. By cargo or smallest quantity. 
Our new Improved machinery makes superior round 
and sole tile, excelling anything offered heretofore. 
First Premium wherpver exhibited. Price list, on ap¬ 
plication. Vitrified Glazed Pipe and Tile Machines. 
STEAM ENGINES. 
Portable, Agricultural, .Stationary. 
ALSO 
Four-I>river Traction Engines 
Manufactured by 
Wood, Taber & Morse, 
Eaton, Madison Co., N. Y. 
Catalogues and Prices sent on application. 
Has Fatent Return Flue Boiler: Wrought 
Iron and Steel Wheels, with the Springs be¬ 
tween the bearings of the Hub; 14-inch Steel 
Tire: Cushioned Gear and all Latest Improve¬ 
ments. 8.12 and 16H. P. Ask for Catalogue, 
Free. CSTThreshers of all sizes. 
THE HUBER M'F'G CO., 
60 Morion Street, Marion, Ohio. 
IDEAL FEED MILL 
AND POWER COMBINED (IMPROVED). 
Grinds all kinds of Shelled Grain and Ear Corn, 
drives Feed Cutters, Wood Saws. Etc. Lightest 
draft, strongest and best, fully warranted. Send 
for catalogue showing full line of Feed Mills, Two 
and Four-Horse Powers. Wood Saws. etc. <■ 
STOVER MFG. CO., Freeport, III. 
PEARCE’S IMPROVED 
CA HOOK’S 
BROADCAST 
SEED SOWER 
Sows nil kinds of grain and 
cleaned grass seed; does bi t 
ter work than can be done 
by any other means what¬ 
ever. Ten acres of wheat 
havebeensown in one hour 
with It. Saves its cost witli 
less than one day’s use. 
Saves seed. Any one can 
operate it. Price only Hut. 
Send for descriptive cireu- 
lnr. GOO OKI.I. CO., An- 
t-im. V. II., Role Muffs. 
For Sale by the FIkJganum M’F’G Cone., New York. 
HOMPSON’S 
CLOVER 
-fty I and GRASS 
for Use. 
SEEDER 
Indispensable 
Sows Clover, r f Tw gfflfi&ll for sowing in 
Timothy, V/jfxJJ windy weather. 
Red Top, and all kinds of Yj\ B Send for circular 
Grass Seeds, any quantity to'Or - 
the acre, as evenly and accurately as the Best grain 
drill. Sows 20 to 40 acres a dav. Manufactured by 
O. E. THOMPSON, YPSILANTI. MICH. 
Pennsylvania Agricultural Works, York, Pa. 
Farqnhar's Standard Engines and Saw Mills, i 
Send for Catalogue. Portable, Sta¬ 
tionary, Traction and Automatic En¬ 
gines a specialty. Yvarranicdi-qualor 
superiorly 
any made. 
Addreai A. «. FARQUHAR ft SON, York, Pa, 
Corn Shellers. Fodder Masticators, Grist Mills.etc. 
DESSICATED FISH. 
Soinethiug New for Poultry Food. The fish is 
cooked, pressed, dried and ground. Will keep any 
length of time. To be mixed with the soft feed. 
TRY SOME. Send for my Circular. Also send 
for Book on *ucce**ltil Poultry Keeping, 81 
pages with Illustrations. Book Is tree. Sena 2-cent 
stamp to pay postage. Andress 
C. A. BARTLETT, Worcester, Mass. 
ENLARGED and IMPROVED. 
A handsome book of 168 pages, 
hundreds of illustrations and 
beautiful colored plates, paint¬ 
ed from nature; tells all about the 
BEST SEEDS 
pi ■■abb ■■■■■■■■l ^ including rvr rcwOTtfA/cr of.sterling 
FARM ANNUAL ,0 "l889?-r st ^ fc sfs^g: 
THE BEST and MOST COMPLETE Catalogue published for the Garden and Farm. 
Mailed free to all customers: toothers on receipt of 10 cts., which may be deducted from first order. 
PflB OO PCWTC < ten 2C - stamps! we will mail the FARM ANNUAL and one liberal packet 
rUH OLIl I d each of Royal Prize, (Fancy, S/unc and Giant ) Pansies, 15 magnificent 
named varieties, mixed, Eckford’s New Sweet Peas, and our Fordhook Largest-flowered Phlox, 
OR one package each of New GreekWinter Onion, long keeper, delicate flavor. New Mid-Summer 
Lettuce of superb quality, anti the new Matchless Tomato. Both Vegetables and Flowers, six 
grand varieties of unequaled merit, mailed (with the Farm Annual ) for 40 cents in stamps. Wc want 
everyone who ordei. our New Catalogue, also to try our Warranted SEEDS —Few equal—none better. 
8f6~ IF YOU WANT MORE information, or have no stamps handy, then write for BURPEE’S 
SPECIAL LIST OF NOVELTIES, mailed FREE to any address,on Postal Card. Write Nowt 
W.ATLEE BURPEE & CO. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
■WEEDS 
GRAPE VINES, FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES 
CHOICEST OLD. RAREST NEW. 
Among the latter we introduce the CRAWFORD STRAWBERRY, 
vnil 111 AUT ITV It combines more good qualities than any other. 
I UU W Wl I I I « If you want PUKE TESTED SEED or anything 
for ORCHARD, GARDEN, LAWN or PARK, send for our 
VALUABLE FREE CATALOGUE 
containing about 140 pages with hundreds of illustrations. IT’S A 
BEAUTY! ORDER DIRECT. Get the best at honest, prices, and 
save all commissions. Thirty-fifth year: 24 greenhouses, 700 acres. 
THE STORRS & HARRISON CO., Painesville. Lake Co.. 0. 
FAUST’S JNEW QUEEN LETTUCE 
Without question this NEW LETTUCE is the 
mosttender,crisp,and delicious ever introduced. 
Grows to a large size, forms close, compact heads, 
does not become bitter, and is slow in running to 
seed: of quick growth, ready to cut early, and 
stands the heat well; remains for weeks of the fin¬ 
est quality. Tried and tested in all parts of the 
United States, and pro nounced unequaled. See 
testimonials, page i,of 1889 Catalogue. Pkt. 10 c. 
p t i/nrin for i 88 g will be sent free to all who 
r HUO / u write for it. It is handsomely litho- 
FARM £ ra P hcd ." antl contains hundreds of 
miimiiimi ^lustrations and descriptions of all 
annual garden errnc 
FI E LD and Slower olLUo 
of merit. See our list of R A R E NOVELTIES, 
which cannot be obtained elsewhere. FAUST’S 
COLOSSAL PANSIES arc the largest and finest ever produced. US* Do not fail to send for a 
. packet, aifd also 1<>: "I^ust *>n Pansy Culture - 
both for 25 cents. "Address all orders to 
I. V. FAUST, < Stores, < nrtd- 66 N. Front St- 
Seeo Grower 1 and too Arch St., Philada., Pa. 
BRIDGEPORT 
FOR THE 
ARKET 
GARDEN 
Are acknowledged to be TIIE B EST. No failure 
when thru are u*rd. You cannot afford to be without 
in.,.CATALOGUE FREE 0- 3!‘ffi n * 
W NOVELTIES “BE 
in Vegetables, Flowers, and Field Crains, 
Oats, Wheat, Potatoes, etc. Address 
S. F. LEONARD 1 cmc aco. oI il'l.' ’ 
Come, Fellow Farmers! 
It. is the good things and the new things you want. 
Here is a Catalogue full of them! Do you want tested 
seed, raised from stock selected with extra care, 
grown from the best strains, got from the origi¬ 
nators? I aim to have mine just such. Do you 
want new varieties that are really good, and not 
merely novelties? I aim to have mine such. Do 
you want seed that the dealer himself has ftiith enough 
in to warrant? I warrant mine, as see Catalogue. Do 
YOU want an exceptionally large collection to select from? 
Mine Is such. Do you waut them directly from the grower ? 
I grow a large portlou of mine—few seedsmen grow any! Mv 
Vegetable and Flower Seed Catalogue for 1889FREE to every¬ 
body. JAMES J. H, GREGORY, Marblehead, Mass. 
Headquarter* and lowcs' “9e* lor 
EMPIRE STATE &. f 53ARA 
■VINES 
A Al Grape, now first offered for sale. 
LM I IM T. S. HUBBARD CO.,Fredonia,N.Y. 
All old and now va¬ 
rieties GRAPES, 
Extra Qualiiy. War¬ 
ranted true. Alaoother 
SMALL FRUITS. 
Cheap by znail. De¬ 
scriptive Catalogue 
Free. 8 ole owners and 
introducers of the new 
HUNT? “IlE WHOLESALE NURSERIES KWHSft 
The Iar>*~ ^Hhrsery of Fruit Trees in the world. 9;i5acres in one body. Measurement of 
nursery r-~ miles Exclusively Wholesale. We sell only to Nurserymen. Deal- 
Orcbardtsts. immense stocks of Standard and Dwarf Pears, Plums, 
Apricots and Quinces. Specialties— Russian Pears, including Besse- 
and No. lfOI: Lawson. Kielfer and Le Conte Pears; Russian Plums and 
Apricots; Japanese Plums, including Kelsey’s Japan, Botan and Blood; 
Chinese and Japanese Peaches, including Peen To and Honey and their improved seed¬ 
lings. Shipments made either from S7. Louis, Mo., or Huntsville, Ala. We can relerto 
customers in every state and territory. Prices very low. Write for Price last. 
Address W. F. IIKIKE.N, Manager, Huntsville, Alabama. 
850.000 GRAPE VINES 
100 VARIETIES. Headquarters of the MO YEK, the Earliest and Best, Reliable Red Grape now first offered 
under Beal. Also Small Fruits, Trees. Ete. 8 Sample Vines I Mill ft DfiCOPU 
mailed for 15 cents. Illustrated descriptive Price List free. LCvYlu nULOufli 
,N.V. 
PLANEJ JR. 
Set down for FACTS 
That these Tools were 
more popular last year 
than ever before, and 
and are this yearthan 
last . Another Fact. 
Not on- in ten, who 
ought to own them 
knows it. Such as 
do not own them, 
ask those who do; 
Garden Drills 
Wheel Hoes, 
Horse Hoes. 
FIREFLY 
and examine them •>( 
wort.-, they bear it well. 
Read our catalogue; it 
is free and n liuble. If 
you have no use for 
these Tools,our advice 
is, do not buy then. 
S.L.ALLEN&CO 
Piiii'iuoe* * Mutiurtt 
129 Bath urine St. 
Pfill.AMr.i.l-iilA 
iWILLJAMS 
GrainThreshers.Horse Powers^ Engines 
II part 
ST. JOHN8 VILLE AGR’L works, 
lit. Jolinavillc, Montgomery Co., New York. 
THE PERKINS’ 
Wind Mill 
s the Strongest and Best Self 
Regulating Wind Mill made 
Full instructions for erecting*sent with 
the first mill. All Wind Mill* war¬ 
ranted. For Circulars and Prices 
jjdrl eneq 
THE PERK IKS’ WIND MILL 
ANI) AX CO., 
Agents Wanted. Mishawaka, Ind. 
Mention Kural New-Yorker. 
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MA ST. FOOS & CO., Springfield. Chf< 
Hold Your June Butter for a Januar Price. 
It positively prevent* Butter from ever 
becoming Rancid, and vs uses U to retain us fresh¬ 
ness. aroma, and tine flavor /or month*—even when 
exposed to atmospheric influences for a ifcng time. 
Endorsed by the leading agricultural papers. Also 
by Creameries. Dairymen, and others throughout the 
country. Seud for Circular. 
Butter Preservative Salt Co,, 
root of Went 11th Htreet* New York City* 
— Ma monc J oy using Holt’s celebrated 
FORGE and KIT of TOOLS For $2 ° 
Larger 8izo, *26. Single Forge. *10. 
Blacksmiths’ Tools, Iluml Drills, Ac. 
HOLT MFQ. CO,, &2 IVn tr.l it ay Cl. v. I and. i). 
AGAIN! 
One of the most unique, original and 
delightful of the Weekly Newspapers ot 
America, and the 
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