496 
THE RURAL. HEW-YORKER. 
ANURE 
Tik« the plict of Stable ItPflfit 1 
No fertilirer rin fullr do thU, 
but tbs Siockbridgn M »nurt‘,, 
being toad. .for JvtlVrt.'ni crop*. I 
• try nearly do »o. They are 
eery concentrated, containing all 
tbe element* required, in tbe 
light forme for each crop, and 
not only ci>« crop* no early atart, 
but “bach dims up" tbrongboot 
tbe aeaaoa. Send lor pamphlet*- 
>WKER FERTILIZER Cf 
}0 STON ANEW YORK. 
■He mhTalS) 
— r or — 
HOME MIXING 
Diooolved Bons, 
Ground Bone, 
Mnriata Potash, 
Sulphate Ammonia, 
Dried Blood, etc., etc. 
Rond tor Prl«o Llif. 
3WKER FERTILIZER C( 
- BOSTON &NEVVWJRK 
ROSSIS IRON ORE PAINT 
Is made from Red Iron Ore mined in Rosste. N. Y.-Is the best aud most durable Paint for Tin, Iron and Shingle 
Hoofs, Bams, Pences, Farm r tonsils, Etc., Will not crack or peel. 
Will protect roofs from sparks. Valuable for coloring mortar. Samples free. Ask prices of 
Rossie Iron Ore Paint Co., 
OGDENSBURG, N. Y. 
WILLIAMS, CLARK & CO.’s 
HIGH GRADE BONE FERTILIZERS. 
EVERGREEN STOCK FARIW.-llolstein- 
Friesiau Hulls anil Bull Calves, bred from 
Stock winning first aiul second premiums at Penn. 
State Fair, 1885. Also, Jersey Reds, recorded in 
National Jersey Red Swine Breeders’ Association. 
II. W. AUSTIN, Woodslowu, N.J. 
HOLSTEIH-FRIESIAN CATTLE. 
Imported and bred by J. N, ROBINS, 
Beacon Farm, North port, L. I. 
Connecticut Experiment Station Valuations 
of Americus Superphosphate. 
Analysis of 10 Samples. 1885, Kuve S3ti.09 
Americus Tobacco Fertilizer, 1885.. 38.09 
Pure Bone Men I, 4 Samples, gave. 35.04 
Valuation iu Massachusetts, i Sample* 
Americus Superphosphate, gate 1885. 
§35.94. 830.88. 
No Fertilizere selling at the same price show as High 
Valuations. 
I have used your AMERICUS PHOSPHATE on my 
Corn and am safe In saying 1 raised the largest crop 
ever raised in Connecticut. The yield was 179 bushels 
and 28 quarts shelled eoru to the acre. 
T. B. WAKEMAN. Greens Farms, Ct, 
Tbe above field or corn was visited by Hon. T. S. Gold, 
Secretary Hoard of Agriculture of Conn., and Prof W. 
H. Brewer of Yale College, and both pronounced It the 
best field of Corn they ever saw. 
SESTX> i’OH. CIMOULiAB., 
PRINCIPAL OFFICE: 
COTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING, NEW YORK. 
WOODLAWN FARM HOLSTEINS. 
Iris 3d'* Clarion.— Calved January 19,1885, 
2 . M“ .S' S 
A few Bull Calves hihI Yearling Bulls, 
from the finest stock of my own importation 
and breeding, with niy own records, for sale. 
The Herd contains Bulls ami Cows of the 
RIP VAN WINKLE. BILLY BOELYN, 
AAGGIE, and EMPIRE strains, in addition 
to many magnificent animals of my own im¬ 
portation. _ 
Moolke 3d’s ClarionCal * ed J anuary lsU885. 
Sire, Clarion. It. H. B. K70. He by Hilly Boelyu, H. H. B. 
189. Out of Olvtc, H. H. B. MM. Her record (for Hon. O. 
S Miller rgtu lltt, ,if milk In one day. cod an uvo-uta 
of 4t« ib«. a di*> f..r four hHf.iTbs without forcing. 
Dam. Moolke 3rd, H. H. B. 1510. Record i» lbs. 5 oz. 
butter In seven days, made 7,^ months after calving. 
Oue lb. butter from Vth lbs. milk. ('ream test 28 per 
cent. Her dam. Moolke C8U, record 72 lbs. milk In one 
(lay. Sire Of Moolke 3rd, Johauuls 128. 
Sire, Clarion 870 (for whose pedigree see above). Dam, Iris 
Dam, Consul 1225. 
3rd 1512. Milk record tit) lbs. In one day. .... 
Iris 3d’s Prince.- Cull brother of above. Calved January 27. 1Mb. 
ConMU I .—Calved February 18. 1686. Sire, Clarion 870. (For Ills pedigree see above.) 
''" ai ooiUe - 2nd'« ( ■ 1 ii ri( i n^ —Calveil October 31.1885, Sire, Clarion S70. (For his pedigree see above ) Gam, 
Moolke 2nd Kt«. My Moolke family l believe to be one of the fines! strains of Holsteins In the Country; beautiful 
in fonu and marking, of line bone, deep milkers, large size, giving rich milk and easy keepers. 
Doth Clarion.-Calved November 21,1885, Sire, Clarion S®. l.For his pedigree see above.) Dam, Dot 282. 
Milk record HtU'i lbs. tu oue year. 
Zi p’s Koberr H.-Calved January 20,1886. 
-—-'-nilh 
Sire, Robert S. 8210. He by Sire Henry 2nd of Aagglell.51, whose 
dam Aaggle*l”osu 2707 gave Sllbs. of niiik in one day and whose sire was the celebrated Do Huy tor Is. H. B. 89. 
j/i the above fi(i 'Vee i Mill he in V r ol . 1* of the 1 lo Lutein■ fifteen w J teed Hook . 
illldft’ii Einuirc.-H. H. B, 8562. Calved August 2, 1884. Dam, Hilda 556. Record 58 lbs. of milk lu one 
day. Sire, Empire ,tss, whose dam Empress gave uxt lbs, of milk in one day and 19,7141^ llw. Iu one year. 
For further particulars, call on or address JAMES NEILSON, 
New Brunswick, IV. .1. 
On P. H. H. 1 hour from New York; 1 hour 20 mlu. from Phlla. Farm ten minutes drive from station. 
-FOB A. - 
COMPLETE LINE 
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Dairy Utensils, 
—INCLUDING— 
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Seogwick STEEI WIRE FENCE 
nc net-work wunont oaroe. Don t 
Injure stock " 11 will ttirii dog». pigs, sheep and poultry, ns v. ell as horses arid cattle, The best lence 
for Farms, Gardens, Stock Ranges and Hal I roads. Very neat, pretty styles for Hawns, I arks, Behool* 
lot* and Cemeteries. Covered with ruxt-proof paint, or made or galvanized Wire, as preferred, jt wi i 
last a llfe-tbne. It Is better than boards or barbed wire in every respect. Give It a fair trial' It Will 
wear Itself Into favor. Tbe Sedgwick Galea made of wrouabHron. pipe and steel wire, defy all 
com petition lit lightness, neatness, strength and durability We make the best, Cheapest, and easiest 
working all-iron automatic or scri-openlug state, and the Beal eat cheap iron fences now mad*. 
Thtj best Wire Stretcher, Flitting Flier* and Font Audits. For price# uuil particulars ask 
Hardware Dealers, or address, mentioning paper, 
BEDGWICK BROS., Richmond. Ind. . „ 
Agent, 300 Market fit.* Philadelphia, Fa. 
Is the best general purpose wire fence In use. It la a at rone net-work without barbs. 
EDWARD SUTTON, Eutetn Agcut, 
HOLSTEIN FRIESIAN CATTLE 
IMPORTED AND HOME BRED. 
WHAT OTHERS SAY. 
“The finest herd this season.”—Dr. Farrington, U. S. 
Quarantine Station, N. J. 
“As a herd, away up! Up!! up!!"’—Dudley Miller, 
Esq., Oswego, N. Y. 
Young Cows, Yearlings with Calf, Yearling Bulls, 
itul Spring Calves. Prime Stock. No fancy prices. 
G. W. THOMPSON Sc SON, 
Stilton, 5. J., P. R. R. 
and 
We mean business. 
HOLSTEIN-FRIESIANS. 
CHAMPION BUTTER HERD. 
5 Cows averaged. 23 lbs. 7 oz. 
12 “ " .21 lbs. 6% oz. 
29 Cows (9-2 years) averaged.. . 17 lbs. 7hs oz, 
Well worked unsalted butter tn n week. 
Best Milk uud Butter Records in America. 
The Bulls at the head of our Herd, and all Females 
in ndlk ten mouths, arc entered tn the Advanced Reg- 
latrv 
The BEST HERD from which to get “FOUNDATION 
STOCK." 
Catalogues and records furnished. 
T G. YEOMANS & SONS, Walworth,S.Y. 
PERCHERON HORSES! 
500 PUKE-BRED MAKES A STALLIONS 
Of the most popular families, 
all recorded with 
Extended Pedigrees in 
thePeroheroit Stud-Books 
of franco and America, 
now on hand 
at Oaklawn Farm. 
The Perr heron is the only French hrecd poB- 
sessing a Stud-Book iu both France jjw^Axnertoa 
where eligibility to entry is bnscd ou HUthe.itje 
pedigree, I have a few impurtod stallions of 
individual t-xceUeriCv i»mt n«*8 vhgi.ne k'eu-i v 
in the Fercboron sttul-Book) ^.“Ch 1 wlll aoU 
at half the price of pedigreed animals of equal 
appearance. lOO-imge Catalogue, lUusteated 
with engravings sketched bv 
sentfree. Addresa, M. A\. DUNHAM. 
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I EASIEST 
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tn introduce where there's no Agent. One churn 
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Satisfactory references given. For Illustrated Book 
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FARMERS 
Makes handsomest, most durable, absolutely storm 
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HENLEY’S 
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III ONAEOH 
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MACHINE. 
PATEXTED. 
I The only prsetlcnl machine In use tbai makes the 
*. ri. s’ tn the fiel-1 wherever wanted; makes tlie best, 
strongest, and most durUbh fence for genet H use and 
ffu-m and stock purpose*; weave® any, size picket ana 
anv size wire. The fence will turn all stock without 
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Factory. 5*23 to 533 North 1 Bib 8treet, 
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A rlp)*(,‘mi. mini recxrdctli 
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Send for circulars aud price list to 
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mil price 
is SON, J 
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Spring Tooth narrows. 
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Wnte to 
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•t 
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