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THE BUBAL #3EW-¥©BMiB. 
WHITMAN’S 
STEAM OR BELT 
POWER. 
HAS NO EQUAL. 
HAY, STRAW, WOOL AND 
COTTON PRESSES. 
**“ Guaranteed SUPERIOR to 
ANY OTHER. 
Vanous Styles and Siz c s 
to su ; t all 
Double tlie Work 
with one-halt 
the 
Power 
ot 
Others." 
The Most Perlect Belt Power Machine yet Invented. 
Our Horse Lever Press is in use in every State in the Union, and is recognized as having 
no competitor. We are now making a FULL CIRCLE STEEL PRESS which we Warrant, 
in every respect, superior to this class of presses. Tne Whitman Presses have never been in an 
exposition, fair or trial in competition where they failed to receive the first prize. Send for 
circular of machine wanted. We make the largest line of Farm Machinery of any house in the 
West. Address 
WHITMAN AGRICULTURAL CO., St. Louis, Mo. 
The Ertel ^ VICTOR 
AUTOMATIC FOLDER, 
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Double-Acting Perpetual Hay and Straw Press. 
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Read what, those say that use it: “Can bale one ton in 25 minutes,” T. Me Andrews, 
Bath, N. Y. “Ooe ton an hour easily.,” W. C. Smith & Co., Penn Ya", N. Y. “Can bale la 
tons per dav,” T. A. Hutchinson, Onaga, Kan. “ Thirty bales an hour,” B. F.Guiles, Kearney, 
Neb. “One ton in 30 minutes,” James Lindsay, Smith Creek, Mich “ Highly pleased; have 
four,” Stewart & Son, Albanv. Ore. “Like the Victor very much,” C. H Boynton, Hebrou, 
N Y. “ Half-ton an hour,” J. W. Hancock, Austiu, Tex. “ Ton in 43 minutes,” E. A. Horton, 
Massena, N. Y. “Well pleased,” Cheshire Imp. Co., Eist Rindge, N. H. “Best we ever 
used,” Ellis Bros., Ellis, O. 
Write for location of warehouses and large 32-page catalogue free. 
GEO. ERTEL & CO., 
Established 1867. Manufacturers, Quincy, III. 
RUSTLESS 
Send for catalogue. this wisniasi iiuiw *;«#•♦ 
Braman, Dow Sr Co.. Boston. Air’ts lor New England. ‘21 1 1111*Street, New York. 
IRON WATER PIPE 
TOE WELLS RUSTLESS IKON CO., 
A. . 4 V* ill I liil'C. 
BROAD-CUT 
CenteuDraft 
SIZES: 
5,6 and 7 Feet 
Saves over 
half 
in labor, 
and pro¬ 
duces bet¬ 
ter quality 
of hay. An ordinary 
pair of horses will 
handle with ease. A 
DIRECT DRAFT 
h lint you want. 
EUREKA 
■MOWER 
E-CUT 
AVER Is 
E UREKA 
SPRING TOOTH 
HARROW 
Channel Steel Franu 
which clears all obsta- 
es. Does not bury itself 
thus making it the light¬ 
est draft Harrow in the 
market. Right to buy, sell and use guaranteed. 
Send for Circular and Price hist. Address 
EUREKA MOWER CO. UTICA, N.Y. 
1888, Garfield's 
The American” 
HAY TEDDER 
Made in 3 sizes. 
Simple, 
Durable, Light Draft. 
The only perfect machine 
for turning or tedding hav. Made only by 
AMES PLOW CO., Boston and New York. 
Send for circulars and catalogue. 
A NEW COUNTRY'. 
The opening of the new “SOO” railway across 
Wisconsin and Michigan, gives access to desirable 
agricultural lands and large bodies of Pine, 
Hemlock mid Hardwood Timber. 
Superior Advantages Given to Parties Who 
Will Erect Saw Mills or Factories. 
Choice farming lands cheap and mostly on time. 
Kailwiiy Company pay, cnili for cordwood. 
Fdr further information address 
TV. W. KICH, Chief Engineer. 
“800” Hallway, ill Inneapolia, Minn 
P ERFECTION MOLE TRAP.-I. A. Baker, of Mag 
nolia, Ark., writes that he has caught 19 Moles 
since last August. Please send me 20 more traps for 
>ny neighbors. It does its work conmlete. Send for . 
circulars. Address JOHN F. TURNER, | 
4514 Main Street, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. s. 
■m AT REVERSIBLE?^ 
YF P Q STEEL^ WOOD TRACK 
IVLhlHAY CARRIERS^ 
trade mark, a complete outfit. Easy 
to put up, always reliable and full v war¬ 
ranted to meet the wan ts of any farmer. 
t Best HAY TOOLS P ^ y £ p g > 
FORCE 
AND 
LIFT 
ip* PUMPS 
Simple,durable,powerful,easy to operate 
never affected by frost. Patent <.LA8S 
VALVF,, will never corrode. Ask your 
dealer for our goods. Write for catalogue. 
F.E. MYERS4BRO. ASHLAND. 0. 
WISCONSIN HAY TOOL C0„ 
MILWAUKEE, WIS., 
& 
Manufacturers of full line of 
JUMBO KAYI1V& TOOLS, 
Double and Single Harpoon Forks. Grapple Forks, 
Pulleys. Hooks, Rope Hitches, etc. Write for eata 
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Are the Strongest and Most Relia¬ 
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EQUAL for Simplicity, Durability 
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*®-Agents wanted. Harvard, HL 
Genuine Nellis Forks, ftPi 
1 (single OR DOUBLE HARPOON.) * 1 
Secured by selecting those 1 - 
liavingimprint of ourTrade 
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soklbv vourdealers address 
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With Double Kow Corn 
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York, Pa. 
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Box 406. 
free. 
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toi’atfach to Cultivtors 
for thorough cleaning 
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the Field, Garden and 
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complete without. Set 
of 4. $5. You want them. 
_ Order early. Circu'ar 
Mention Rural New-Yorker. 
IONDON 
P URPLE 
Can SAVE YOUR CROPS from Potato Bugs, 
Canker Worms, and most insects. 
“LONDON PURPLE” 
Will SAVE YOUR MONEY. It is one-half 
the price, and does three times the work 
of the usual poisons. 
“LONDON PURPLE” 
Is SAFE TO USE —its color shows whore it has 
been applied. Be sure to get 
“LONDON PURPLE” 
and not spurious imitations. Send for circular and 
opinions—free. 
The Nf.w York Herald says: ‘‘‘London Purple’ is 
preferable to White Arsenic or Paris Green, as it is 
not so liable to bum the leaves, and its color enables 
one to distinguish readily between poisoned and 
non-poisoned trees." 
HEMINGWAY’S LONDON PURPLE CO. Ltd 
BO Water St., 
NEW YORK. 
60 Mark Lane, 
LONDON. 
CHAMPION 
Bale* one to two ton* an 
hour. Loads 10 to 
15 tons in car. 
BALING PRESSES. 
Double working. Easy on man and beast 
Send for to drop in the 
Circulars. partition block. 1 
Address FAMOUS MTG» CO., 
Champion Belt Press 
with bale weighing 
attachment. 
NUOUS TRAVEL. 
Presses two fork- 
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the team. 
"^yARBANTED 
* THE BEST 
Practical Siuzud 
STUMP PULLER 
Sent anywhere in the U. S. 
On Three Days Trial. 
On runners. Worked by 2 men. 
LIFTS 20 TO 50 TONS. 
Five sizes. Price, f 35 to $70. 
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H.L. BENNETT, 
Westerville, O.'' 
THE R. N.-Y. 
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to destroy i«v jriou* insect" 
i recommended by all experienced 
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