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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
APRIL 1 9 
GENUINE 
PRICES REDUCED. 
’"ff’lIlI/ADEljFIIlA 
Lawn Mower. § 
< A SIZES AND STYLES FOR HAND USE, 
I Weighing from 21 to 51 lbs. 
THREE SIZES FOR HORSE POWER. 
LAWN SWEEPERS, GRASS EDGERS, Etc., 
GRAHAM, EMLEN & PASSMORE, 
Patentees and Manufacturers, ■ 
631 Market Slreel, Philadelphia, Pa. 
I 7SARMS FOR SALE.—Two of the Best Farms In 
1 thq State; tine buildings and convenient to good 
market; good schools: well settled country; price low. 
Address owner, John M. Bergstrom. Benson, Minn. 
FARM SEEDS. 
Spring Rye, Sjtl 40 bushel; Evergreen Sweet 
Corn. {$1.25; Pride of the North, 90-day Yellow 
Dent Corn, Sit .25; Jnpnnese Buckwheat,SI .25; 
Manshury Barley, S 1.00 per bushel. 
MOREHOUSE & COBB p 8<*edsi»en, ROCHESTER,N.Y. 
GRAPE VINES 
lints of Best ftuality. Warranted true to name. Lowest 
iFrices. Largest Stock and Assortment of Old and Hew 
I Varieties. Send for Price List. 
BUL'E & SON 4 MEISSNEB, Bnshkorg. Mo. 
SEEDS 
Plants, Roses. 
Shrubs, Trees, 
Crape Vines, 
Small Fruits, 
etc. 
Rarest new. Choicest old. 
Send ten cents for our illustrated catalogue 
of about ?50 pages, containing a certificate 
good for ten cents in seeds, etc. Or send 
for our 32 page abridged catalogue and 
price-list free. 
36 years. 24 greenhouses. 700 acres. 
THE STORRS & HARRISON CO.,oPainesville, Ohio- 
BERRY GROWERS. 
Improved F.lding Paper Berry 
Basket for shipping & delivering. 
Heavier Paper. Square Bail and 
Cover. Send $2. for 500 h a s i t eta 
or a cent stamp for samplo* 1 
Detroit Paper Novelty C»> 
hcl i y lt, Ueb, 
Mention this paper. 
OUR NEW 
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E # X -OX- mm 
NEW ^ APPLICA-t 
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D Choice Grown. 
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S Higganum Mfg. Corp. v S 
P- O. Box 370, X. Y. City. 
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''Atobot'TRYlJORTHERN GROWN. 
C.EALLEN BRfh.EBORO.VT 
A WHOLE PRINTING OUTFIT, COJII'LF.TK AM) PKAGTICAJ* 
Ju*l as shown in out. 8 Alphabets ofnoatTypo, Bottle of Indelible Ink, Pad, 
Tweeters, In neat cue with cat&loguo and directions -HOW TO BE / 
PRINTER.” Seta up any name, prints cards, paper, envelopes, etc., mark! 
linen. Worth 60c. The best for young people. Postpaid only 26c., 3 for 60<h, 
«for$L Aff’ta wanted, ingersol A liro., 66 ( ortlandt 8t. N. T. City. 
s“Boss”Fence Machine 
Is the best. WeightMlbs. 20toJ0 
rods a day ;tt 12to30earod; makes 
high or low teneeiiute y improved 
Only #8.00. .IAS A. MINNICK, 
lilwood, lnd. lircederof Ind¬ 
ian Bees unit Qitteus. 
C7K OOf«C0Rn OOA MONTH can be made 
S> / J.™ IU v A wU ■ ■“ workingfor us. Persons pre¬ 
ferred who can furnish a horse and give their whole 
time to the business. 8pare moments may be profitably 
employed also. A few vacancies In towns and cities. 
B. p. JOHNSON & CXX 1009 Main SU Richmond. Va. 
[ASTHMA C UREfl 
] SCHim/IANITS ASTHMA CURE 
I Instantly relieves the most violent attack. NO 
I waiting for results. Its action is immedi-1 
I ate, direct and certain, and a cure is the result! 
I in all curable cases A single trial convinces f 
I the most skeptical. Price iiOc. and St 1.00, of I 
I druggists or by mail Trial package Frt - to any L 
[ address. I>r. I.’. SCI! IFFMANN, St. 1'anl, Mlnn.fl 
Flic BEST on Wheel*. “ Handy ” Wagons, 
Buggies. Surreys, Spindles. Buck boards. Con¬ 
cords, Pba-tons. cabriolets, Two Wheelers. Road 
Carts,etc. .V-i-page catalogue and ci rculnr," How 
to purchase direct from, the manufacturers,'' I'Jt T'.K. 
SYRACUSE. S. Y. 
OS Murray St.. New York. 
> 98 Sudbury St.. Bonton. 
IT 
WORKS 
THIS 
WAY. 
SOME 
REGENT 
HISTORY. 
Everybody that is a body knows of the 
UNIQUE INDIVIDUALITY of the Ru¬ 
ral along the lines of original experiment¬ 
al investigation ; and in seeking an adver¬ 
tising medium one very naturally gives 
weight to the fact when estimating its 
value to him. I have no figures which tell 
accurately what proportion of my custom¬ 
ers are sent me by the Rural, but have 
faith to believe that the public, certainly 
the more enterprising and intelligent por¬ 
tion of it, appreciate its value, and its cir¬ 
culation consequent therein makes me good 
returns.—J. J. H.L Gregory, [Marblehead, 
Mass. 
We regard the Rural New-Yorker as 
ONE OF OUIt BEST advertising medi¬ 
ums, and we think we have found advan¬ 
tage from your recent increased circulation. 
—A. B. Farquhar Co. (Limited), York 
Pa. 
We consider it one of our well paying 
mediums. As we said before it (1889) is a 
bad year for comparisons, but you have 
HELD YOUR OWN where many have 
gone backward.— Johnson & Stokes, 
Philadelphia. 
VERY SATISFACTORY to us — 
Higganum M’f’g Corp., Higganum, Ct. 
The Ad. we gave you last spring resulted 
in very SATISFACTORY" RETURNS_ 
Quinnipac Company, New London, Conn. 
Our continuing to advertise in the RU¬ 
RAL New-Yorker is AMPLE EVI¬ 
DENCE that we believe it one of the best 
mediums of its kind in this country. Its 
neat appearance, interesting matter and 
clean character, are things to be consid¬ 
ered, we think, by every advertiser, as tak¬ 
ing the place of the enormous circulation 
which some papers of the same class claim. 
—I. S. Johnson & Co., Boston, Mass. 
The Rural stands very high in my esti¬ 
mation as an advertising medium. It has 
ALWAYS PAID both me and my pre¬ 
decessors well.— Duane H. Nash, Acme 
Harrows, Millington, N. J. 
We keep a list of all the letters that men¬ 
tion in what paper they saw the advertise¬ 
ment, and in looking over it we find the 
R. N.-Y. has a great many marks to its 
credit and is ONE OF THE BEST 
papers we advertise in.— Wilson Bros., 
Easton, Pa. 
The Rural New-Yorker is usually very 
near the TOP with us.— S. L. Allen & 
Co., Phila. 
The Rural New-Yorker has proved 
itself to be VALUABLE to us as an ad¬ 
vertising medium.— Vulcan Road Ma¬ 
chine Co., Media, Pa. 
We consider the Rural a GOOD adver¬ 
tising medium or else we should not keep 
on spending money in it in the way we do. 
—Vermont Farm Machine Co., Bellows 
Falls, Vt. 
WILL 
YOU 
TRY 
IT? 
NOW 
IS 
THE 
TIME. 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER, 
Times Euilding, New York. 
IIDDEE’Q farm annual 
handsomely illustrated with colored 
■ ■ ■ HH HH plates painted from natnre, tells all al 
plates paintea rrom naiare, tells all about the 
nrOT or r no Eluding RARE NOVELTIES of Sterling merit, 
Kp\ I APPiIA which cannot be obtained elsewhere. Itis mailed FREE 
■ WDfcMW to a n w ij 0 wa nt really first-class Warranted Seeds. 
W. ATLEE BURPEE & CO.. Philadelphia, Pa.| 
_ EARLY. HEALTHY. HARDY. PRODUCTIVE. GOOD. 
Josiah Hoopes says: “The best of the newer varieties was Geneva, a fine white Grape of excellent flavor.’’ 
II Hyatt, Pen Yann, N. Y., says: “ There is no mildew or rot on vine or fruit. It is an excellent keeper.” 
D Greenawaut. Franklin Go., Pa., says: “ I am much pleased with the Geneva. Quality best.” 
8. D. Willard, Geneva, says: " I know of no white grape of recent introduction so rich and pleasing.” 
For illustrated circular and prices, address R. C. CHASE & CO., Geneva, N. Y. 
[We want Agents to solicit orders for our general line of Nursery stock. Salary andexpen§e<toincceuful naa.l 
FAY 
CURRANT 
HEADQUARTERS 
GRAPESE 
[.ARGESTGROWEp 
13 VINES 
IN AMERICA 
UHA/ PDA DEC ESTHER (white), and ROCKWOOD (black), originated by E. W. BULL, orig 
UlTY On AiLO. inator of the CONCORD GRAPE. Also EATON, MOYER, and all others, nevi 
andold. Best and Cheapest. Small Fruits. Free Catalogues. CEO.S. JOSSELYN, Fredonia, N.Y- 
ERRARD’S.SEED POTATO CATALOGUE 
]\TY SEED POTATOES are grown from the Choicest Stock, in the virgin lands 
JVL of the cold North-East. 1 have the best New and Standard Sorts, and warrant 
them superior to all others for seed. I raise my SEED CORN ISO miles Farther 
North than the North line of Vermont, and for Early Crops my CARDEN SEEDS 
have no equal. 
I offer this season my new HARBI NCER POTATO, which I believe will bo 
the Great Market Potato of the future. And my new EARLY BRYANT CORN, 
a handsome yellow variety, the Earliest of All. 1 have Special Low Freight Kates 
everywhere. My fine new Catalogue Mailed Free. Name this Paper and address 
GEORGE W. P. JERRARD, Caribou, Maine. 
ELLIOT’S PARCHMENT PAPER 
THE DAIMYMHW'S FRIBIUX) 
The Cheapest. The Best. The Highest Quality. 
Over lO.OiXi progressive creameries, dairymen, farmers and 
dealers indorse it In place of muslin or wax paper, for wrapping Butter, Cheese, Lard, Meat, Sausage, Etc., Etc. 
Good butter demands a good wrapper. Send for samples and testimonials to dealers In Dairy Supplies, or 
A. G. ELLIOT & CO., Paper Manufacturers, Philadelphia, Pa. 
BUGKEYE 
TheVERY LATEST & BEST 
Also Manufacturers of 
BUCKEYE DRILLS, 
SEEDERS, 
HAY RAKES 
ONE HORSE 
CULTIVATORS, 
Walking&Com- 
binedCULTIVA- 
TORS, CIDER 
MILLS, 
Etc 
SPRING 
CULTIVATOR 
THE best harrow 
CULTIVATOR 
MADE. 
Established 
1854. 
P. P. MAST & 
BRANCH HOUSES: 
Many farmers 
favor level cul- 
ti vation for 
corn, and there 
Isa demand fora 
Combined Corn 
in 11 i v a t o r and 
Harrow or Fallow 
Cultivator. This we 
have accomplished in 
the machine represent¬ 
ed by the cut. It is at- 
_ tached to our regular Culti¬ 
vator Frame. Without the center teeth it Is a complete 
Corn Cultivator, and with the center attachment is a 
perfect Fallow Cultivator or Harrow. 
COMPANY, SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. 
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THE NEW YORK WORLD 
IS THE NEWSPAPER GIANT. 
YEARLY CIRCULATION OVER 
ONE HUNDRED MILLION CORIES. 
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY WORLD 
IS THE 
Best and Biggest Newspaper on the American Continent. 
12 Large Pages and 81 Long Columns. 
Subscription Price: $1.00 Per Year of 52 Numbers. 
Tilt WEEKLY WORLD anil the RURAL NEW-YORKER 
ONLY $2.25 PER YEAR. 
850,000 GRAPE VINES 
loo YAK1ET1E8. Headquarters of the MO \ EH, the Burliest and Rest, iteliahie Red Grnpe 
_ lui 
'now first offered under seal. _ __ 
irSSlW'S: LEWIS ROESCH, FREDONIA, N. Y. 
Also bninll I< ruitH, Treen, Etc. 3 Sample Vires mailed for 15 cents. 
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