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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
APRIL i9 
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to - 
ALARMED! 
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Yob, actually Heart Ho death aro all tho Burry and Harness men throuRhout the country. They are howlinR themselves hoarse for us to stop and Rivo them a show. Theim- 
monse sale of our “ W 'WJ " COTTT5 "E-4P /%. for them, but wo still keep on sollinR our WORLD RENOWNED 
burrIch mitt iinrnoHHis ^ MURRAY $55,95 BUGGIES and $5.95 HARNESS 
direct to consumers; in fact wo have Rained such a hiRh reputation on our *• Murray ” Goods, that tho people inunt have, them, and no others, so we have to keop on makinR 
them roRardless of the squealinR of our would-be competitors. Wo will, however, say here that we feel sorry for them. In fact 
They have our DEEPEST SYMPATHY*"'^ have the LARGEST BUSINESS on EARTH 
and will have to aRain enlarRO our capacity and U A UP Y Oh I I A i * IUIIIDDAV” Dll O O "V n r U A DAITCC O If not, you are 
to accommodate our marvelous Rrowtli of trade. IlM w C, T T DU V/vl 1 Ol I I 1C Iw KL S one oi the few 
who arc behind the times, and the roar of tho “ Frocossion of Advancement.” If you havo not tho money to spare to buy a “ Murray ” Burry or Harnoss, tho next best thing to 
do is to write to us for our largo illustrated catalogue of these marvelous turnouts, and drown your sorrow by digesting tho healthy contents and making tho vow, “ That tho 
jurcnaso. Providence willing, will be a * Murray,’ ” which is tho poor of ad others, and don’t you forgot it. 
next Buggy or Harness I purer 
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; WATCH OUR IMITATORS! 
We have knooked them all out on our straight for- 
| ward way of doing business, and now many of those 
1 disgruntled would-be competitors are trying to copy 
us; they even go bo far as to copy to a groat extent our 
catalogues, etc., thinking that they can dupe the unsus¬ 
pecting public into their snare by representing to do 
business like us, (but are selling goods that are dear at 
any price). We are letting them alone for awhile, just to 
see how long it will take them to work their own ruin. 
WATCH OUR IMITATORS.— (Continued.) t 
But lost somo of our friends might bo enticed into their 1 
web, we make theso remarks, and while “« word to the j 
wfw I* mifllciont,” wo will say, stttdy our catalogue well, i 
and If you should havo any others look at them, and if { 
you see tho similarity, you will know what’s up. Many 1 
of those same imitators aro making claims to sell cheaper ♦ 
than “ Murray,” but aro making a flat failure of it; for 1 
oele- ; 
them j 
combined : consequently undersell them so far that it t 
makes their heads swim and their business sink. 
1 everybody knows we make and sell more of our 
j brated “ Murray” Buggies and Harness than all of 
We sell Direct to the Consumer. That we do not belong to either the Buggy or Harness “ Pool ” or “ Trust,” and that we sell our Celebrated "MU R R AY” _ _ 
and $5.95 HARNESS solely on their world renowned merits and unapproachable low prices. Write for Catalogue, containing full Description and Net 
95 BUGGIES 
ash Prices. 
(< 
MURRAY BUILDING,” 139 West Front Street. CINCINNATI, OHIO. 
DON’T FA 11, TO OUHKU BY MAIL TIIK 
Now Ilult-Dwnrl Brussels Mprout. 
Tliorhurn’s llenrts’ C’ouient I’elfry. 
Thorhurn’s Snowball Cauliflower . 
Thorburn’s New Everbearing Cucumber.1 
Market Gardeners' Private Stock l,rtluce.. 
Golden Perfection Melon. 
New V unciiioe Water-melon.| 
Mammoth White (.argnuuM Onion. \ 
The Famous Telephone Peas. dj 
Koinnu Carmine Turnip Mndlnh. 
Station lipriichf Tree Tomuto. IS 
Extra Early Milan Turnip. 
For description ol above send for our Catalogue. 
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PRIl OZ. 
2.50 
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I'KR LB' 
*3.00 
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J.M. Thor burn <s Co. JSJohnStNewYork. 
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GOLD MEDALS 
Besides SILVER MEDALS and FIRST PREMIUMS 
too numerous to mention, have been AU’AUDED tho 
COOLEY CREAMER 
AND PRODUCTS 
| of tho Fairs iu.lsaa. 
REMEMBER that the Cooley Creamer 
. has a patented process different from all 
other cream ralscro or separators that 
gives it Its WONDERFUL SI I’KKIOR- 
XTY in quantity nnd quality of product. No others can legally uso it. 
bend for Illustrated Pamphlet. I'rev to all. .Manufactured L>y 
VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO..*Bellows Falls, Vt. 
PERFECTION IN BUTTER MAKING. 
OK 
OUTFIT 
EXCELS 
THEM A 
. K. CREAMERY 
lifts the largest oooling surface, taken less 
(moling material, Iorm labor, anil givoH Ixwt 
results. All cream raised between milk¬ 
ings. C sr-HkirnminK gloss whole depth of 
dltbr- H "■ -tt-ml 
c»n, showing condition of milk without touching creamery. 
O ne rUIIPN hail Improvements ovnr tbs beet. 
• IV. bnUnll Koxy to clean, easy to oprrnlc. 
Made of White Oak. Cover Cantinas will not break. 
O IF DI ITT CD U# FID if CD Ma<l» on Bciwi title principled 
. Iv. DU I I tn WUKIvtK Adjtistoblo bed. Preserves 
the grain of tho butter. Solid wood roller. THE MOST 
PUkFECT Butter Worker over put on the market. 
JOHN H.CAKTKU,Sole Manufacturer, SYRACUSE, N.Y. 
The tLKHART CARRIAGE & HARNESS MFG. CO. 
No. 1 
Farm Harness, 
$23.00. 
Deals direct with Consumers at Wholesale Prices 
And has Done this for 16 YEARS, Platform Wagon, $ 50 . 
Having them the dealers profit. 
We ship anywhere for examination 
before buy fng. Wo pay frrhjht char- 
urn hath imps If not satisfactory. 
Warranted for two yearn. Top 
Haggles, #?f»j lino ax mild at (100, 
I’iiael on., # 12f»i suino as Hold at 
(ItV Bond Carts, #11. Full line 
of llurnexa, all No. I Oak heather 
64-page Illustrated Catalog Free 
Address, W. B. PRATT, Sec’y. Elkhart, Ind. 
The Choice Novelties of 1890. 
HERE.IS A LIST THAT WILLGIVE SATISFACTION :-Brd Cross Tomato- Xcn.-mbleH 
Livingston in form, solidity, color, etc., but is decidedly earlier. Ignotum Tomuto— Hound, solid and 
productive; both Rural New Yorker and Pro! T. 1 rave a special good word fojr Ignotum. Bragg 
Watermelon — A distinct variety, flesh saimon-colui, 'luafity and flavor peculiarly rich and sweet. 
Marblehead Curly Marrowfat —A remarkably M-. ig grower, a tremendous cropper, and bears 
....... —I ..!/.1,a..nu I/ 1 .. ol «v I* n 1'so |A j. ,. ^ l...i...« n*. ' fL ... vj’|. A .l..n ..am • .1 r 1 * 
several pickings. Early Prize Pea Cross between.Tom Thumb and Advancerdwarf, early, and a 
splendid crimper. The Favorite- A better Poa than cither Abundance or Kverbearing. Ford-Hook. 
ftiiiui.il Dry, fine grained, sweet, hardy, prolific. White Prolltle Marrow A new English dwarf, 
___..- -._trtly,.__ _ ____. 
nkleil Pea, a wonderful cropper, (iiiint Puieal IJelery— Stalks extra large,, solid, and a. better 
per than other self-blanching varieties. Cylinder Wux Ilnin-The rust and blight-proof Wax Bean 
nng sought for. Coral Mem Pepper With its hundreds of brilliant red pods, it is its brilliant as 
em. Blonde Bloek-lleu.l Lettuce —A rich, guide ‘ 1 ’'' ' 
1C ~ 
tree. 
n. Blonde Bloek-IIead Lettuce—A rich, golden-headed Cabbage, crisp and fine. 
ft ets. p packagej Ten for *1.00. An extra package to all naming this paper. Seed Catalogue 
i • JAM '.K <J. If. fiUKOuKIT, Marblehead, Mass. 
IF YOU9MENTION RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
The April Housewife. 
With the April Issue. TIIK 
year under most favorable 
HOUSEWIFE completes Its fifth 
,____ auspices. To celebrate the happy 
event, an unusually choice number him been prepared. "Mbs. 
Mahicrly’s Nkioiiiior." by Mary A. Brulsun : •‘THE Biwum* 
Heiress," liy Mary Kyle Balias; and the closing chapter of 
"Tiik Old House in tiik Hollow,” by Mary Lowe Dickinson, 
story lovers win find delightful rear lug 
Emilia MolYett Tyng will furnish an Interesting article for 
the housewives who delight In tasteful table appointments, on 
** Tamlk China 
Jenny June will plead for "Kuucated Girls as Drkhsmakk its " 
ami will discuss In her own happy way ‘ SPRINO Thimminoh," 
"New Styles,.Fiie Decline of the Basque,” and " The Hats 
and Bonnets Wk Wear Now." 
f lKvery one planning to devote time and space to llowers the coming season, should read what George 
t. Knapp has lossy concerning "Summkii Decorations,” and "Demons for Bkddino." Mr. Knapp writes 
On floral mutters exclusively for THE HOUSEWIFE, and his suggestions In "Timely Pointer*, “ Bit* 
or KXI'kri»ni:b.” and "Answers to CORiiEsfoNDENrH.' are the results of his own experience and olieerva- 
In " Houhkclkanino Mask Kahy," l>.imlee (,'arew will show how that dreaded ordeal may be robbed of half 
Its tenors. 
Maria l*nr Ion will tench "How to Can RHUBARB," in an excellent and simple way. 
Juliet Corson will furnish a second chapter on the nutklug of "Sours." 
Therfl will be suggestions for the making of "KasticuSouvenirs," unique and novel. " I he Nkhdi.ewoukek, 
by E ininn 0. Monroe, and "Thic Chat Box,” by Agnes C. Htoddnrd, will be. ns usual, brimful of good 
Poems by Dorn Bend Goodnle, Alice Wnrd Hnlley, Elien E. Rexford, and others, with a story for the 
children, will complete the number. 
Is the Best Illustrated Monthly in the World for 
50 Gents a Year. 
TO INTRODUCE IT INTO T1IOUMANDH OF 
NEW MOM EH, WE OFFER 
THE HOUSEWIFE FOUR MONTHS, 
on trial, for ONLY 10 CENTS, 
II you Mention RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
The Housewife Publishing Co., New York, N. Y. 
WHY BREAK vbbthm 
YOUR BACK? 
THE OLD WAY. 
KEYSTONE 
-HAY- 
LOADER 
LOADS A TON OF HAY III FIVE HI NOTES. 
It U strong; and Durable. A f\ n 
Fully Guaranteed. | U,UUU SOIaO. 
Send for full dnecriptlon. Mention thin pg per. 
KEYSTONE MFG. CO., STERLING,ILL. 
Branch Hoaoe* oauveuienU/ located. 
We mean exactly what we say. We have 1 Hi llnul Importeil 
and I’ure llred Stallions and Mitres, fi French I onch Stallions, 8ft Head 
of tirade Stallions and MaroN, 20 Shetland and kxmoor Ponies, and 
‘27 Head Registered Holstein f aille, nearly all of which muttt be 
disposed of during this season, owing to changeH in our buNincns. 
If you think of buying write u> (describing what you want) for our 
Catalogue and Price*, and we will convince you that it will pay you well to buy of us. 
Island Home Stock Farm. SAVAGE & FARNUM, Detroit, Mich. 
PERCHERON 
HORSES 
AT BARGAINS! 
