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THE NAPES MANURES. 
STOCKBRIDGE 
GRASS 
FERTILIZER. 
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THE PAYNE MUQMATiC 
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stable manure, and using both pretty heavily. Where your manure was u»eu, lu.^u 
out the best cabbage. They were the largest and solidcst. Your Corn Manure has 
given good satisfaction. 
1,000 barrels Cauliflowers from four acres.—Used Mapes ’ eight years—Land improved. 
WM. H. TUTH1LL, Suffolk Co., L. I., N. Y., November, 1885, writes: 
I have used the Mapes Manures for eight years with uniform good results, having, 
when season is at all favorable, excellent crops. My potatoes are a very good crop this 
season. My cauliflower crop was very fine. I shall ship to my commission men over 
1,000 barrels from 4 acres. Wherever Mapes’ Manures have been used on my farm I al¬ 
ways see, in after crops, the lasting effects, and firmly believe that my land has been 
improved by the use of Mapes’ Manures. 
921 Barrels Canlflowers ($l,24?)/m» 4% acres.—“Believe fl I had used the Mapes on 
the other % acre , instead of (mother brand, that I should have realised $100 more from 
the piece 
F. ASBURY TUTHILL, Suffolk Oo., L. I, November, 1885, writes: 
Used the Mapes Manure on potatoes and cauliflowers. 
Used 3 tons of the Cauliflower Manure on 4 acres; had 4/t acres in cauliflowers; on 
the % acre used another brand; sold 921 barrels ($1,247) from the 41-i acres; believe if 
I had used Mapes on the other % acre, instead of another brand, I should have realized 
$100 more from the piece. 
Have used the Mapes since they were first introduced here and have never tailed to 
get a good crop since I used them. lama strong believer in the Mapes Complete 
Manure for large profits and lasting results from their use. 
FIRST PRIZE, 3 1-2 TONS PER ACRE 
Kknn'kbitxk, Me., August 26, 1884. 
Gentlemen j—I enter for the prize offered by you for the largest yield of Ormw, uslug the Stttokbrldge 
Gross Manure, and submit the following statement: I applied to one acre of upland, which had been seeded 
the year before 600 pounds of the grass top-dressing, and irom this acre I cut 0,9w pounds of choice made haj. 
Kg which 1to cure the same. *1 enclose weigh bills of t he town Weigher mt the f- aUbanks 
Standard Scales. Stoned. HKNin .ioudah. 
IT COSTS FROM $4.50 TO $9.00 TO TOP-DRESS AN ACRE. 
BOWKER FERTILIZER COMPANY, 
BOSTON AND NEW YORK. 
RUBBER ROOFING 
st—Best, Fire and Water Proof. Adapted for New or Old Roofs. Anybody can apply. Write at once 
[M ention Ruraj. New-Yorker.] INDIANA PAINT AND ROOFING CO., NEW YORK. 
Established 1866. 
riV’P CELEBRATED 
MU MANILLA 
Costs less than One-llnll 
us tniicli as rLANTKK to 
imisli rooms. Will CAST 
us long as the building. 
rAl O ROOFING 
T.i KES THE LEA D / 
Does Not Corrode like Tin 
or iron; Nor Decay like 
Shingles or Tar compositions. 
II and Homely Ornamented 
CARPETS & RUCS 
of same material. 
Out wear two 015 Cloths. 
Catalogue and Sample* Free. 
W.H.FAY&GO.^T^ 
Now is the time to Top Dress Grass Lands and Lawns, Fruit trees—Strawberry beds, 
Send postal for Pamphlet. 
The Mapes Formula and Peruvian Guano Co., 
158 Front Street, New York. 
CO., Kennett Square, Pa., and CEO. \\. TAFT, Abington, Conn. 
Dvrb ROAD MAKING IMPLEMENTS 
AMERICAN ROAD MACHINE COMPANY, KENNETT SQUARE, PA. 
HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN CATTLE 
_ . a ttr-n 4 Of UTT XT DtTIAD 
LARGEST HERO AND LARGEST AVERAGE MILK RECORDS, 
ft cows have averaged over 20,000 lbs. In a year. 
6 cows have averaged over 19,<IU) lbs. In a year. 
10 cows have averaged over 18,000 lbs. in a year. 
25 cows have averaged over 16,C»Xi lbs. In a year. 
lift. Including It thr,•<--year-olds and 21 two year olds, have aver- 
aged 12,785 lbs. ft oz. In a year. 
BUTTlJR RECORDS. 
8 cows have averaged 20 lbs. 7 oz. la a week. 
9 cows have averaged la it*a. H. oz. in a week. 
11 three-year olds have averaged 18 lbs. 2 oz. In a week. 
15 two-ycar-oids have averaged 10 lbs. 3 ft-10 oz. In a week. 
This la the herd from which to get foundation stock- Prices 
low for qunlity of stoclc. SMITHS, l’HWELIi A: LAMB, 
Lakeside stock Farm, Syracuse, N. y 
When writing mention Rural New-Yorker. 
WILLIAMS, CLARK & CO.’s 
GOOC -NEWS 
IS l- ADIES. 
Connecticut Experiment Station Valuations 
of AmeriouB Superphosphate. 
Analysis of in Samples. 188S,rayr .836.09 
Americas Tobacco Kerulitzer, 1SS5, .IN.09 
Pure Bo tie Meal, 4 Sample., gave.... 35.04 
Valuation in MH.aachtiMetts, Samples 
Americus Superphosphate. gave ISSa, 
$ 33.0-1, S3C.S8. 
A’o Fertilisers selling at the same price show as nigh 
Valuations. 
I have used your AMERICUS PHOSPHATE on iny 
Corn and am »afo in Haying 1 raised the largest crop 
ever raised In Connecticut. The yield was 179 bushel? 
and 2ft quarts shelled corn to the acre. „ 
T. B. WAKl-MAN, Greens Farms, Ct. 
The above Held of com was visited by ITon. T. S. Gold, 
Secretary Hoard of Agriculture or Conn., and Prof. W. 
H. Brewer of Yale College, and both pronounced It the 
bent Held of Corn they ever saw. 
SEilVS KOH. OIMOTJXjA.II, 
PRINCIPAL OFFICE: 
COTTON EXCHANGE BUILDING, NEW YORK. 
Greatest inducements ever of. 
fered. Now's your time Jo setup 
orders tor oar celebrated Teas 
wsHKimMU vdCoffees.And secure a bsauti- 
hi Gold Band or Moss Rom Chins 
„ ' Fez Set, or Handsome Deootsted 
Go*, band ofooa Rosa Dinner Set, or Gold Band Mom 
Doeo *t»d Toilet Bot. For fail certloa I are address 
riCB GIL EAT AMERICAN TEA CQ„ 
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METAL SHINGLES 
MOWER 
* The lightest draft, easiest oper¬ 
ated, hp.sl made and moat durable 
mowers ever placed in the mar¬ 
ket. ,SY nil /or AY re Circular, “JitrW 
to puretiare direct 
from man ufacttire r.” 
Bradley .Mowers 
Reapers and Jiny^ 
ltakes. 
Bradley &Co 
SYRACUSE, N 
22 College PL, New York ; 32 B. Market St. 
Boston, 
ENTERPRISE POULTRY YARDS 
Plymouth Rocks a Specialty. 
I nSL Males and Females, ’85 hatch, cheap. Eggs, 
j®#1.25per 13; 26, S2. Stamp for reply. 
W S. K. WORRELL, Fort Washington, Pa. 
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