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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
AUG 24 
The Best 19 the Cheapest. 
COMPRESSED AIR, 
WIND MIU, AND POWER PUMPS. 
■Ituplest and Beat Method for Raising 
■» Water to any Height. 
Run* in the lightest -winds. Works in the heaviest 
*alea. Does not get out of order. Noiseless In oper¬ 
ation. Needs no oiling or other a ttention oftener 
than four times a year. No wearing parts exposed 
to the weather. No tower required, as Wind Mill 
can be located in the best exposure (on ham or hill) 
at any distance from water supply. Pumps five 
times more water than any other wind mills. 
Adapted to any size well. Recommended by dis¬ 
tinguished engineers. The strongest and best pump 
made for farms, mines, railway service, drainage 
and irrigation. Send for catalogue. 
Hartford Compressed Air Pump Co., 
Bound Brook, N. J. 
THE DMA 
CENTRIFUGAL-GOVERNOR 
WINDMILL 
I* the best working and most powerful Wind 
Engine in the world, because It is the only cms 
which unites the most perfect form of wind- 
wheel with the most perfect method of regu¬ 
lation. Geared Mill* a specialty. 
ForDeacriptive Ci rcula rs a pply to 
THE DANA YONDMILL CO., 
SAiKHivm*, axsa, o. a a. 
MAGIC 
1 LANTERNS 4 Views 
For Sale ana \N anted. 
Mud r hoxr*. Organetten, i 'ho- 
to.OutfiU .STEAM EKClRtt, 
Electric Mechanical Novelties, d-c # Catalogues FYc©* 
UAUBAtlB A CO.. 809 Filbert Bk. PklUd*.. Pm 
WITH QIIRPAPC QriUllCD \n 0F\ Send for Free Catalog of A 
fflln oUnrAuL uMmlntn. ” ; Batter-Making Goods for Y& 
Superior to all Others. Private Dairies and Factorit 
MOSELEY & STODDARD MANUFACT’G CO., Rutland, Vt 
COMMON'S ESDffSE! 
Milk-Setting Apparatus for Dairies & Creameries. 
ONLY ONE CAN. 
Milk Pan* con«tructed on scientific principles. The milk and cream all drawn 
through ONE FAUCET. 
Large skimmtng glass. Quickest and best results ; fewer parts; simple, novel and 
S raotical Satisfaction guaranteed Send for descriptive circular of Creamery or 
oollng Vat. Address AGENTS WANTED.* 
A. J. ORR, SYRACUSE, N. Y. 
Semi for 
Circulars. 
THE 
LEADING 
WOOD BEAM ni nil/ 
REVERSIBLE iLU If 
YANKEE SWIVEL PLOW 
for both aiu i ^ Horses. 
THE 
BELCHER STAYLOR 
BGRfCULTURBL TOOL CORIPIMT. 1 
CHICOPEE FALLS SSucHnsmT 
Made of Patent 
^Steeled Metal, 
. with Patent _ 
_ASteel Shifting JLever and 
Clevis, enabling the Plowman to 
1 take any desired width of fur. 
_ ill. M . . 1., i. V,( Anew, 
BEST COUGH MEDICINE. 
Recommended by Physicians. Cures where all 
else fails. Pleasant and agreeable to the taste. Chil¬ 
dren take it without objection. Sold by all druggists. 
This grape origl 
nated in the Greer 
Mountains of .Ver¬ 
mont. It. Is -Very 
early: color, green 
lsh white; pulp, ten¬ 
der, sweet and deli¬ 
cious. The only 
gratie yet introduc¬ 
ed that ranks first • 
both in enrltness 
and quality. It 
should be in every 
garden. Send foi- 
circular, giving further information. We also offer 
a full assortment of other nurserv stock. Address 
STEPHEN HOYT'S SONS, 
New Canaan, Conn. . 
Beckeh’b Paten; 
Vf asuingMochine 
Improved, ap¬ 
proaches nearer 
the old method 
of haud-rubbing 
than any device 
yet Introduced to 
the public. Easily 
work’d and wash 
ectlv clear 
free. 
N. C. Baughman 
Y ork. Pa. 
THE BALDWIN ENSILAGE AID FEED GUTTER. 
and straight 
Carriers New 
atent Ad— 
uatable Cut- 
ter Head. 
The only per- 
f e c t ad just- 
m e n t for 
knives. Pat¬ 
ent Safety fly 
wheel. 
Send for II- 
lustrated 
Catalogue. 
C. PIERPONT <fc CO.. 
-Manufacturers, New Haven, Conn. 
PORTABLE 
FEED MILLS. 
Patentee and Manufacturer o. 
Single and Double Mills. 
Capacity, 5 to SO bushels per- 
hour. Adapted to any suit 
able power. Send for Circular 
and Testimonials. 
LEWIS STB. AYER, 
York, Pa. 
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"Iam a widow and undertook to support my three children by teaching school in the 
central part of the State, but my oldest son had no taste or inclination for anything but farm¬ 
ing. All his cry was : - Oh, mamma 1 let’s get a farm where we can have cattle and horses!’ 
was unable to buy a farm, so I came up here and took a homestead in the wilderness when he 
was 12 years old, and took the Rural New-Yorker for bun. I bad to teach three miles from 
the homestead, and the next year my daughter, then 10, and this son, kept house at home, and 
my youngest son. 10 years, and myself kept house where I was teaehiug and walked home every 
Friday alter school. But my health gave out after two terms, and we failed last February! to 
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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER, 34 PARK ROW, NEW YORK. 
