1889 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
181 
JAMES R. PITCHER. * W. A, MANDA. 
THE UNITED STATES NURSERIES, 
SHORT HILLS, W, J. 
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN 
CYPRIPEDICMS, the largest and finest 
stock in the world. 
ORCHIDS, the largest stock of established 
plants in the country 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS, over three hun 
dred best varieties in stock. 
The “Mrs. Alpheus Hardy” is the finest 
flower ever introduced. Send in your orders, 
to receive plants in April, at one dollar per 
plant. 
FOLIAGE PLANTS, of any description 
and size. 
FLOWERING PLANTS 0 f the best kinds. 
PRIMULA OBCONICA and CVCLAMEN 
GIGaNTEUM a specialty. 
HARDY HERBAC EOUS PLANTS by the 
acre of the finest kinds. 
SINGLE DA I1LIAS, the finest collection 
in the country. 
Write for Catalogues and Price-lists. Free 
on application. 
This grape origi¬ 
nated in tne Green 
Mountains of Ver¬ 
mont. It is very 
early; color, green¬ 
ish white; pulp, ten¬ 
der, sweet and deli¬ 
cious. The only 
grape yet introduc¬ 
ed that ranks first, 
both In earliness 
and quality. It 
should be In every 
garden. Send for 
circular, giving further information. We also offer 
a full assortment of other nursery stock. Address 
STEPHEN HOYT’S SONS, 
New Canaan, Conn. . 
ASPINWALL 
F Iotato 
LANTER 
Better than Ever. 
Absolute Guarantee given to 
PERFECT and 
RAPID WORK 
PLANTS 
CORN 
DISTRIBUTES 
FERTILIZERS 
Write for illustrated cir¬ 
cular. Mention this paper. 
MANUFACTURING CO. 
THREE RIVERS. MICHICAN. 
CONTINUED VICTORIES. 
THE COOLEY CREAMER 
AGAIN PROVES ITS 
SUPERIORITY OVER EVERY OTHER APPARATUS 
AS A CREAM RAISER AND SEPARATOR. 
The ANALYSIS of the SKIMMED MILK at the Granite State Dairymen's 
Association’s Annual Meeting. Jan. 8t h-ioth.shows that iheCOO LEY CREAMER 
got the cream from the milk the most thoroughly, the next nearest competitor had 
i2Ht'per cent, more butter fat left in the skimmed milk. The CENTRIFUGAL 
SEPARATOR had 32 y. per cent, more burter fat left in the skimmed milk.proving 
conclusively that the COOLEY CREAMER is the best Cream Raiser or 
Separator. 
This agrees with test made by the committee at Amherst, Mass. Creamery in Oct., 
1SS2, when tne skimmed milk from theCOOLEY CREAMER analyzed by Prof. 
Gocssmann of MASS. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE showed that the COOLEY 
SUBMERGED CREAMER was the best Cream Raiser or Separator. 
Also with Prof. Short, Of WISCONSIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.who tells the 
Farmers of Ills state : “Submerged setting-of milk is preferable to any 
other system ; as,if the milk is submerged promptly as soon as drawn from the cow, 
and the water kept cold, It produces more cream than hy any other process, and pre¬ 
vents contamination by any impurities In the atmosphere.” 
The above confirm all public tests. 
TheCOOLEY CREAMER always shows that it extracts the cream from the 
milk more thoroughly than any other apparatus, and consequently makes 
the most butter. SEND FOR CIRCULARS GIVING FULL PARTICULARS. 
VT. FARM MACHINE CO., Bellows Falls, Vt. 
WARREN, HARPER & BRO., 
Fruit and Produce 
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 
I IO Dock Street, 
PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
Splendid Location. Good Salesmen. Prompt Re¬ 
turns. Reference—Sixth National Bank. 
Will buy a postal card to send to address 
below and obtain a pretty little book of sixty - 
four pages, entitled 
“ About Crops.” 
It contains many facts and suggestions of 
value. Free to all farmers. 
FREDERICK LUDLAM, 
182 Front Street, New York. 
A WONDERFUL PROCESSION 
Of what ? Why the constant stream of Hogs, 
Cattle and Sheep continually passing into the 
Union StockYards, Chicago, 
Bone AND Blood 
Of which are constantly being manufactured into 
RAW BONE 
FERTILIZERS 
During the past 25 years, by the 
Thompson & Edwards Fertilizer Co. 
For pamphlets giving full information, address i 
W.J. RUSSELL, Gen. Ag’tfor W. Pa.,H. Jersey & Conn 
Phillipsburq. New Jersey. 
WORTH KNOWING. 
GRIFFING’S 
METROPOLITAN’ 
FERTIL IZER 
Sold at 825-00 per 
ton, F. O. B., N. Y. 
Send for Circulars. 
S. S. Griffings Sons 4 Co. 
70 Cortland St., N. Y. 
BEAT THE “ FARMERS.” It can’t be done. Our Fer¬ 
tilizers always ahead—Bones, Meat, Potash. Agents 
Wanted. Write. Farmers’ Fertilizer Co., Syracuse,N.Y. 
S EED POTATOES. New varieties. Low prices. List 
free. S. Frogner, Herman. Minn. 
BIG TENNESSEE CORN 
type and highly productive nature on thin soli, still 
more productive on rich soil. White and yellow, $3.00 
bushel, $1.15 half bushe , $1 UO peck, 2tt pounds mail. 
S1.0U. Trial package. 25 cents Spanish Peanuts will 
mature In North uud Canada, $1.75 bushel. 5u cents 
peek, 25 cents pound mall. Johnson Grass, $3.00 bush., 
$1.00 peck, So cents pound mail. MABK W. JOHN¬ 
SON SEED CO., 43 South Broad Street, Atlanta, Ga. 
Japan Maples, 
Fruit Trees and Vines, 
Large Shade Trees, 
Hardy Azaleas, New Chrysanthemums, Bellablo 
Vegetable aud Flower Seeds, Lawn Grass Seed. Cata¬ 
logues now ready. No premiums. 
JOHN It. & A. MURDOCH, 
60S smiihfleld Street, Pittsburgh. 
SEDGWICK WOVEN STEEL WIRE FENCE AND GATES, 
Best Fences and Gates for all purposes. Free Catalogue, 
giving 1 full particulars and prices. Ask Hardware Dealers, or 
address, mentioning this paper, 
SEDGWICK 3HO»„ niCYTMOIVD. IKm, 
Best Flower Seeds 
prices Lower than the Lowest. 
Catalogue free. Ten Sample Pkts., 10 cts. 
Ladies Seed Concern, Keen N ® ^f llev ’ 
New Strawberry Plants. 
Jess e, Bubach. Gandy's Prize, Monmouth, May 
King, Belmont, Sharpiess, Cumberland, Manchester, 
Chas. Downing and Crescent. Also, Baspberries. 
Plants, true to name, cheap- Circulars free. 
E. C. UKlNSEK, Middletown, Pa. 
Farmers, Fruit-Lovers and Stockmen 
will be pleased to make you low prices on First- 
Class :*tock. True to name. Fruit Trees, Vines, 
Flowers Hedge P.nuts. Short Horn Cattle. Berk¬ 
shire Pigs. Ali stock recorded. Please send me your 
name ana address on postal aud receive circular on 
truits aud stock. It will pay you. 
EMMET V. It HO A I)S, 
Saint Paris, Ohio. 
IO 
Pkts. FlowerSEEDS, 10c. 5Pkts. Vegetable 
Seeds, 10c, Cat. Free. J. J. Bell, Windsor, N. Y. 
STRAW KERRIES. 
Jessie. Bubach. Crescent, Cumberland, Sharpless, 
Miners' Prolific. Mt. Vernon, etc. Upwards of five mil¬ 
lion plants of all the best market berries, enough to 
plant 500 acres. Baspberries. Blackberries, Grape¬ 
vines. Catalogue free. Address, 
1). BRANDT, Bremen, Ohio. 
TREES 
ROOT GRAFTS—EVeryWring / No larger 
stock In U. S. No better, no cheaper. 
Pike Co. Nurseries, Louisiana, Mo. 
IF YOU WANT TO 
Beautify and adorn your homes with Fruit 
aud Ornameutal Trees, Vines, &c M you can 
SAVE! MONEY 
by buying of us. Write for our prices. Address 
ARNOLD & LORD, 
(Successors of Geo. B. Arnold), 
No Agents. Benton Center, Yates Co., N. Y. 
CHOICE SEED OTATOES 
OF MY OWN GROWING. 
Seud for Descriptive Catalogue of 13 NEW 
and STANDARD VARIETIES, mailed free. 
ALLEN WILSON, Uuflleld, Conn. 
THOMAS SMOOTHING 
IMPROVED REVERSIBLE HARROW-» 
■JS. SWUNG TOOTH HARROWS. 
^ BEST I MPLEMENTS ON EART H 
HerendeenCo . Geneva, N.' 
I NSECTS named by using Eberhart’s Key (on the 
plan of a key to plants). Only one published. 25 
cents. EBERHART & SON, Chicago Lawn, Ill. 
Plants of Best Quality. 
Warranted True to Name. 
LOWEST Prices, aud 
Largest Assortment of 
old aud new varieties. 
At dozen rates. Free by Mail. Special atten¬ 
tion called to Promising Novelties. Send for 
Brice Litt. Address, 
BUSH & SON & MEISSNER, 
Bushberg, Jeflersou Co., Mo. 
H 1G H BRED Seed Potatoes. One barrel worth 
two of Northern Seed. All that grow Irish Pota¬ 
toes should have my catalogue free with testimo¬ 
nials. Address J. W. HALL, Mat Ion Station, Md. 
Varieties for all sections North and South. Special 
collection of winter keepers for sections whero North¬ 
ern varieties do not succeed, teurs, Cberry and 
Quince frees. Grape Vises, Shade and Or¬ 
namental Trees. For sale Cheap. 80 page Cata¬ 
logue free. The RANDOLPH PETERa NURSERY CO., 
Mention Rural New-Yorker. Wilmington, Del. 
SEED & PLANT. 
Trial order with cat¬ 
alogue. 10 pkt Vege¬ 
table. 10 pkt flower 
seed, 6 nice house plants for $1.00. Ea -h lot separate, 
40 cts. Add 4 names of seed and plant buyers, and get 
4 storm king fucstas free We must Induce you to try 
us and get our catalogue with you. Nice premiums 
offered easy te win. ROOP & ZILE, Westminster, Md. 
NEW QUEEN 
POTATOES, by mall, post-paid. 
PEARL and BUBACH Strawberries, 
and all the best Berries. Grapes, &c. Catalogues free. 
E, & J. C. WILLIAMS, Montclair, N J. 
SEEDS 
FREE. 
SEND Six Cents with twelve 
names of gardeners and receive Free 
4 packets of choice vegetable seeds. 
W. C. WAIT, Newburgh. N. Y, 
CALIFORNIA LANDS. 
-CLOSE TO- 
LOS ANGELES. 
We have for sale a.large body of fine farming 
grazing aud fruit lands In Ventura County, one of the 
most Healthful, best watered ana fruitful counties In 
the State. We offer lands from $5 to $60 per acre, on 
very easy terms to actual settlers. Special induce¬ 
ments to Colonists. For full information address K. 
W. POINDEXTER, Secretary, 19 West First Street, 
Los Angeles, Cal. 
F OR SALE—Grazing Farm in Fauquier Co.,Va.,on the 
Piedmont Air Hue R.R.,40 miles S. of Washington; 1 
mile from Warrenti-u June, (Va.Midl’d R.R.) This tract 
contains 1.008 Acres; 800 Is highly Improved, is of supe¬ 
rior quality for grass aud grain, well watered; has a 
handsome and commodious residence with modern 
Improvements; all necessary outbuildings. Stone 
Grist Mill, cattle House, etc. Two streams run 
through the Farm. This very tine body of land will 
be sold at a sacrifice, as a whole, or in two or i.ree 
parts. For furtner information uddress 
A. N. BASTABLE, 27 W. North Ave., Ba more, Md. 
I SELL and DC II CQTATC W. S. HOTCHKIN, 
I EXCHANGE nLftL LuIAIl.. Binghamton,N.Y. 
300 Exchanges sent free. Mention this paper. 
2,000 ACRE FARM 
in Minnesota on the Manitoba R. R., suitable for 
either stock or grain, good buildings, plenty of water, 
soil deep black, 2t* miles from market; 320 acres ready 
for seeding. Will sell all or part, or rent. Enquire of 
THEODOR NE1L8EN, Winueoonne, Wis. 
F OR SALE.—A fine farm, 555 acres, good Improve¬ 
ments, plenty of water and bay. Applv for 
particulars to R. J. GW1LLINS, Owilllnville, 
El Paso Co., Colo. 
EXECUTORS’ SALE. 
The farm of the late Win. W. Stacey In Fayette’ 
Seneca Co., N. Y., 3}^ miles from Geneva. N. Y., will 
be sold at public auction, ai the Franklin House, 
Geneva, N, Y., on Thursday, March 7th, 1889, at two 
o’clock, p. si. 
J. GEO. & D. L. STACEY. Executors. 
PURE GROUND 
BONE DUST. 
PETER COOPER'S 
GLUE FACTORY 
17 BURLING SLIP, New York City. 
FREE HOMES 
At <QO 'O nicy .i»»t orttl ZCTOg CM 
Public Domains will all bo rone in A 
rear* Now is the time to secure as Rich 
Land M the Sun shines on M 8125 pm 
terra. What better couM be left fa* Children? Where these lands ara; Dow t« 
get them, as well as for information about Homes or Employment la allBtalai 
radTln r'ltni ii i Send 10 <\ its and raee*ra th.' beautiful tu.-ravin**, a Pictxxr- 
•gne Panorama of Amarna Afifivsi Tk 1 * WfctTKRN niiRKO Chi 
Retail Price List (Revised 1S83). strawberry Hbl Pork 
Products: Salt Pork, 10 lb. kegs, $2.50; Salt Pork. 25.1b. 
kegs, $6.25; Lard, Kettle-Rendered. In 2, 3,5 and 10-lb. 
nails, per lb-.25c.; Sausage, in 1, ar d 2-lb. bags, per lb., 
25c.; Hams, sugar.eured. per lb., 30c. English Bacon, 
sugar cured, per lb., 25c.; Loin and Spare Rib. per lb.. 
25c : Pressed Ham, In \4 and 1 lb. packages, 50c. Seud 
order to J. B. LEARN KD, Prop’r, Florence, Mass. 
Circulars and Press Comments sent on call. 
Acme Pulverizing Har¬ 
row, Clod Crusher and 
Leveler. “ Its various 
qualities fit it for easy, 
rapid and efficient preparation of land 
and in cheaply working the broad fields 
of a large farm into as fine a condition as 
a garden.” Will be sent on trial. 
See advertisement on page 155. 
Hold Your Juno Butter for a Januar Price. 
It positively prevents Butter trom ever 
becoming Rancid, and causes It to retain its fresh¬ 
ness, aroma, and tine flavor for months—even when 
exposed to atmospheric influences for a long time. 
Endorsed by the leading agricultural papers. Also 
by Creameries, Dairymen, and others throughout the 
country. Send for Circular. 
Butter Preservative Salt Co., 
Foot ot West 11th Street, New York City, 
