THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
March 2, 1901 
i6o 
BUY DIRECT FROM FACTORY, BEST 
MIXED PAINTS 
A 1 WHOI.ESAI.B PRICES, 
For Houses, Bams, Roofs, cll colors, and SA VE Dealere 
orofMs. In use 5 8 y«*ars. OfficlaHy Endorsed by the 
Orange. Low prices will surprise you. Write for Sampies. 
0. WTINQERSOLL, 846 Piymouth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
Hew and Extra 
Inducements 
to sell our celebrated Teas, 
Coffees, Spices, Extract s and 
Baking Powder. 20 and 25 
per cent to agents. Freight 
paid. For special terms ad¬ 
dress THE GREAT AMERI- 
CAN TEA COMPANY, 
81 & 33 Vesey St., New York. 
P. O. Box 289. 
Transplanters 
become an absolute necessity in dry weather as 
they put water on the roots of the plants, such 
as CABBAGE, TOBACCO and SWEET POTA¬ 
TOES, etc. Made by 
THE NtBLEY MFC. CO., Lyont, N. Y. 
ACME 
PULVERIZING HARROW 
Clod Crusher 
and 
Leveler 
To be returned at my 
expense, if not satisfactory. 
The best pulverizer and cheapest Riding 
Harrow on earth. We also make walking 
Acmes. The Acme crushes, cuts, pulverizes, 
turns and levels all soils for all purposes. 
Made entirely of cast steel and wrought 
iron— indestructible. 
Catalog and Booklet, “An Ideal Harrow," by 
Henry Stewart, mailed free. 
Freeon board at New York, Chicago, Colnmbu8,I.oul»- 
viUe, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco, etc. 
DTJANE H. NASH, Sole Mfr., 
Millington, New Jersey, and Chicago, Ill. 
OAiSY^ 
Asrenta wanted, 
Write for Cata¬ 
log and special 
terma. 
A single row corn planter, made with or xrUhont 
f'crtliljser attachment. Has either double orconcave 
single wheel. Has brings or dropping dies. Propning 
and fertilisdr feed regulated by link chain belt, bchain wheels 
for dropping corn. Drops Igrain from 11 to 19 Incb€ 80 r 2 graiDS 
from 23 to S8 inches apart, 3 extra feed wheels forfertilizer at¬ 
tachment drills 20 to 525 lbs fertilizer per acre. Ground wheel In 
front cai be raised or lowered for deep or shallow plunting 
Extra rings can be supplied for dropping or drilling peas^bcanS) 
onsIlagB corn, etc. Write for Catalogiio F 
HENCH & DROMGQLD. York, Pa. 
This One 
and get a Spring Tooth 
Harrow that is so made 
tliatit cannot clog. Each 
tooth works free from the 
frame and can gather no 
riikbiiih between tooth 
and frame. It Is the 
lightest otroi g harrow 
made. Hinged in tlie 
middle,eitherside may be 
raised at will to puss ob- 
staclea. Every tooth ents its own track. Noth¬ 
ing better can he put into a harrow than the ma¬ 
terial used in this “Pensylvanla” 
Steel Frame Harrow. 
Our Blallcable Frlrllim ( lamp Tooth Holder holds best. 
No boring or riveting to weaken the tooth. Easily 
adjusted—single nut. Canadjustto wearlS tol9 
Inch of tooth. Adjustable hitch. Tightest 
draft consistent with good work. Send for large 
illustrated catalogue of Implements, Engines, Saw 
Mills and Threshing Machinery. 
A. B, Farquhar Co.,Ud.,York,Pa. 
A 
Good 
jPLAhter 
should plant all kinds of Held seeds. 
Field Ensilage and Sweet Corn, Peas, 
Beans, Sugar Beets, Stock Beets,etc. 
It should plant in hills, drills or check at the will of 
the oneratoi'. It should at the same tune drop or 
drill all kinds of commercial fertllizeis, wet, dry 
or lumpy, pulverized hcii rouiiure and ®thcr 
home made lertlllzers, evenly in any quantity 
per acre. adjusted. EASY TO HANDLE. 
WEIGHS 150 LGS. 
The Eclipse 
Corn Planter and 
FontiBixen Disti*ii»uten 
does all this in the most perfect nianner. Drops 
seed from 6 to 45 inches apart. 'WiU distribute from 
60 to 430 lbs. of fertilizer per acre. They are strongly 
built of good material and will last indennitely. 
Write for free catalogue, circulars, etc. 
THE BELCHER & TAYLOR A. T. CO. 
Box 75 * Chicopee Falls, Mass 
60,000 
Potato Growers 
slioiild write to ns in the next ten days to get onr 
wonderfnl offer for qnick orders and introdnetion 
of Hallock’s ‘ ‘O. K. ’ ’ Potato Harvester. If yon’ve 
been waiting for a perfect digger— here it is. 
If yon have an old digger on yonr hands we will 
take it in trade. Get an “O. K.” and ask yonr 
neighbors to watcb it dig. The price is right, 
tlie draft is right (one team). The digging is done 
as clean as a man conld do it with a fork. It 
work for thoronghness, team work for speed. 
HALLOCK’S “0. K.” 
i.s guaranteed to do as tliorougli work as a baud fork. It is 
strong, simple, easy to handle. Every farmer who owns one will have 
calls to dig his neighbor’s potatoes at a profit. If you want our special 
terms in new territory, WRITE TO-DAY. 
is hand 
POTATO 
HARVESTER 
Ooromma 
Planter 
Durable, 
Arcuralo, 
Efficient. 
To Introduce our new “O. K.” 
Potato Harvester quickly we 
will allow a reasonable price 
for any digger you may own in 
exchange for a new one. Be 
snre and give name of your 
digger, and year bought. 
D. Y. HALLOCK & SONS, 
Box D80.5, York, Pa. 
(Please mention box number). 
Potatto Crops 
It’s very easy to driye a “Success” Weeder oyer 20 acres of potatoes a day, and every time you do it you increase the 
crop JJLuy^ No need of .any more hand hoeing. This year the sales of Hallock’s “Success’ Weeders will pass 
the iw ,000 mark. Isn’t it time you bought this greatest of all weed killers and cultivators ? Every one ot these 
thousands of farmers has te.stified that he has saved money by the purchase. sooner you buy one the more 
money you’ll save. Write to-day for the experiences of successful farmers with 
Hallock’s “SUCCESS ’ S WEEDER 
“I used the Success Weeder on potatoes with excellent re¬ 
sults. Raised 225 bushels per acre.” 
W. A. Burton, Westford, Conn. 
“This is the first year in my life 1 ever raised potatoes with¬ 
out weeds. I would not take flOO lor my ‘Success’ Weeder if 1 
could not get another.” O. J. Chapman, Independence, la. 
“Your Weeder has made it possible for me to grow 1(W 
bushels of potatoes for about one-’-alf the cost of cultivation. 
Harry «on, Jacksonport, Wis. 
A wonderful implement for light harrowing, pul¬ 
verizing, cultivating, etc. W ^< 7 ed not to break or clog 
with w&ds. The only one. I dealer hasn’t it, write 
for our special Introdnctf ver. 
HALLOCK WEEDER AND C' aTOR CO., Box 80b, York, Pa. 
^ box number.) 
and 
CULTIVATOR 
(Pltaie7.Z§^ 
The “Planet Jr.” Year Book for 1901, 
like its predecessors, will be the best catalogue of the season. Last year it took 
850 000 copies to supply the demand. AVe have issued a like amount for this 
year and shall print subsequent editions as required. To those ■who know us we 
need onlv sav that the new catalogue surpasses that of 1900. Sixteen full page half tone vieivs 
trates fully the conlplete “Planet Jr.’’line, compnsmg Seed Dr ^eel Hoe^ Cuitivato^^^ 
Harrows Two Horae riiltivators, and Sugar Beet Seeders and Cultivators, we man rmscaia 
iSFree uwn requesU^ a«y *0 cultivate. We fit every case 
f?om the s3est garden to the largest farm. Prices greatly reduced for 1901. 
S. L. ALLEN & CO., BOX 1107 V PHIL ADELPHIA, PA. 
Two Gold Medals at Paris Exposition; Highest Award. 
