396 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
JUNE i4 
If you name the R. N.-Y. to our adver¬ 
tisers you may be pretty sure of prompt 
replies and right treatment. 
FODDER CORN. 
Swept Fodder, $1.00: Evergreen Fodder, $1 25; Red 
Cob Ensilage, 90 cents; White Sheep Tooth, 10 cents ; 
Field Corn, )Sweet Corn. &c. Bags, 20 cents each. 
PRICE & REED, Albany, N. Y. 
MONTANA RANCH 
FOR SALE. 
We have the finest ranch In Montana, containing 
about 3.U0U acres, splendidly located. Exclusively 
controlling the best stock range (15u square miles) in 
the Slate, with water rights, &c. (plenty of water 
all the year) has R. R. station on the grounds and Is 
near the large cities. For sale on liberal nnd 
easy terms. There are about i.OoOhead (if cattle and 
100 horses on the ranch which can be purchased if de¬ 
sired. For lull particulars address, 
ARMITAGE & PIATT, 
Real Estate, Mines and Investments, 
IlKLENA, MOiVTAN4. 
Crgc Best references furnished. 
J. I. CASE 
Threshing Machine Co., 
RACINE, WIS., 
Manufacturers of 
IRONSIDES 
AGITATOR-SEPARATORS, 
Woodbury 8,10 and 12-Horse Powers. 
Automatic Straw Stackers, 
Tread Powers and Saw Frames. 
SINGLE AND DOUBLE PORTABLE 
Saw Mills 
PORTABLE TRACTION AND SKID 
E N P I !\1 P C from * t0 30 
111 U I til W O , Horse Power. 
CATALOGUES MAILED FREE. 
WiND Mills 
THE HALLADAY MILL is 
ackuowlodged the Standard Wind 
Mill Of the World, and is made in 
IS sizes, 8 to 60 ft. diameter, 1 man to 
40 horse power. It is adapted to pump¬ 
ing water for Stock and Dairy Farms, 
Ornamental and Village Water Supply 
and Fire Protection, Railway 
Water Stations, Irrigation, 
Drainage. Etc. 
THE HALLADAY Is 
made upon honor and guaran¬ 
teed THE MOST POWER¬ 
FUL. DURABLE and 
BEST REGULATED 
STORM-DEFYING 
Wind Mill on the market. 
U.S. SOLID WHEEL 
And STANDARD 
VANEl.ESS 
WIND MILLS 
These Mills are guaranteed 
the Best of their class. Arc 
not made cheaply, hut heavy 
and strong in construction. They 
are rapidly taking the lead of all Sol¬ 
id and Vaneless Mills on the market 
PUMPS 
line of WIND MILL. HAND 
AND POWER PUMPS, 
IRON. BRASS AND 
BRASS-LINED CYL-, 
INDER8. Our 8 Way 
Force humps have no 
equal. 
TANKS. 
We make the largest assortment of 
Tanks on the market, con- 
sistinK of Hound, Half Hound and 
Square Stock Tanks, Milk Cooling 
Tanks, Storage and House Tank*. 
Special Sizes made to order. 
STANDARD 
HAY TOOLS 
For stacking outin fields and 
mowing away in barns. The 
use of a good Hav Carrier t 
and Fork a few hours before 
a storm, may save many times 
their cost. We make the most 
^complete line of Hois© Hay I 
"Tool©on the market, consisting! 
of An ti - Friction, S wi vel, Reversi- 
•ble and Rod Hay Carriers, Har¬ 
poon and Grapple Hay Forks, 
pulleys, Floor Hooks, etc. 
n We also make the HAL- 
ADAY STANDARD GEARED WIND MILL, 
ll sizes to 4(>-horso power. Corn Sh llers, Horse 
Dwers and Jacks. Stalk Cutters, Feed Grinders. 
l w Tables. Tank Heaters, &c. All goods guaranteed, 
eliable Agents Wanted in ail uuaasigued Territory. 
Send for Catalogue and Prices to _ _ 
J. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. 
Batavia, Illinois, U.S. A. 
BRANCH HOUSESKauaaa City, Mo., Omaha, N«b. 
DEPOTS boston, Mass., Ft Worth, Texas. 
$7 
AGENTS 
WANTED. 
PICKET FENCE MACHINE. 
No twisting of main wires; no sag to 
fence; pickets easily removed and re- 
^ d. Write for prices and circular to 
SING WHEELBARROW CO.. 
Lansing, Michigan. 
A KISS. 
Culprit (in confusion) : I beg pardon, but really I couldn’t help it—you looked so roguish and tempting. She : Are you sorry ? 
Culprit : No, I’m not. She : Then I’ll forgive you.— Life. 
A.- jr 1ELD -“T RIAL 
is the ONLY PRACTICAL TEST of the Agricultural value 
of a Fertilizer. Read Mr. Wilber’s opinion: — 
Middle Falls, N. Y., Oct. 25.1889. 
I used 200 pounds of your Phosphate on an acre of clay' ground 
last summer, and got 72 bushels buckwheat actual measure 
from the acre. Four or live years ago I sowed the same piece 
and got only 7 bushels. The piece has had no barnyard manure 
for twenty-one years. J- S. Wilber. 
STANDARD 
FERTILIZERS 
have been tested for 29 years by farmers on their varied crops* and to-day are 
recognized as the standard of excellence by farmers and manufacturers alike, 
and by their merits alone have secured a sale absolutely unapproaclied by any 
other fertilizer. 
The New England Homestead , after a minute inspection of our factories 
and methods of manufacture, as well as of the materials we use, says 
editorially: — 
Special attention is given by the Bradley Fertilizer Co. to 
supplying all the constituents of plant food in the forms and propor¬ 
tions which science and long practical experience have demonstrated 
to be best for nourishing the crops throughout the entire season; and 
thousands of farmers have such complete confidence in the intrinsic 
value of Bradley’s Phosphate, as demonstrated by long successful 
experience in the field, that they use it in preference to any other ferti¬ 
lizer that may be sold even at a less price." 
If you have never used our productions, a postal-card request will bring 
you our Farmer’s Almanac and give you the name of our local agent nearest 
your farm. 
BRADLEY FERTILIZER CO., 27 KILBY STREET, BOSTON, j 
Branch House, 
ROCHESTER, N. Y. 
CUrCD SOUTHDOWN, I A Ml D C 
Dlllicr SHROPSHIRE, LAIV1DO 
COTSWOLD, OXFORD DOWN AND MfcRINO. Bred 
from highest class prize winniDg stock. Lambs 
ready for shipping August 1: also a few choice Rams 
and Ewes, 1, 2 and 8-year old, of all the above breeds. 
A number of prize winners ready for shipment about 
the middle of October. 
YORKSHIRE PICS. 
JERSEY REDS. CHESTER WHITE, ROLAND 
CHINAS. BERKSHIRE. Spring litters ready tor lm 
mediate shlpmeut. Also several Rough-Coated Scotch 
Collie Bltche-t. 1 to 2 years old. Write at once for 
prices. W. Atlee Burpee <fc Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 
HAR VIBRATING SEPARATOR. 
SEND FOR CATALOGUE. 
Wonderful 
Capacity. 
O cxS 
g. a 
|£f3 8 
Addrcu, 1. U. FAUtJUlAR, Turk, I’i 
glWILLIAMS 
For full particulars address 
ST. JOHNSVILLE AGR’L WORKS. 
St. Johrutville, Mqoteoinery Co., New York. 
MOUNT MAYO-^M: 
helium Homestead; 1,685 acres. Large mansion, am¬ 
ble fnrm buildings; l.UX) acres In cultivation; 585 acres 
in original forest—all under fence ; spring water In 
each field. SOU acres rich alluvial meadow laud, pro¬ 
ducing heavy grass or 50 to 60 bushels shelled corn 
per acre. Uplands finely adapted to grain, grass or 
clover. Excellent neighborhood; railroad runs 
through farm; another nearby. Everything In good 
repair. Charming home and fine productive farm. 
Price, $l?,uoo. Will be divided if desired. 
W. G. STEVE.xS, Houston, Halifax County, Va. 
ELLIOT’S PARCHMENT PAPER 
THE DAIP YMhini'fj I'HIFIND 
The Cheapest. The Beat. The Highest Quality. 
, , . , . , - --------- --Over 10,000 progressive eieameries, dairymen, farmers and 
dealers Indorse It In place of iiiubIIu or wax paper, for wrapping Butter. Cheese, Laro, Meat. Sausage, Etc., Etc. 
Good butter demands a good wrapper. Send for samples and testimonials to dealers In Dairy Supplies, or 
A. C. ELLIOT & CO., Paper Manufacturers, Philadelphia, Pa. 
WHY BREAK ***** 
YOUR BACK? 
THE OLD WAV. 
KEYSIONEloader 
LOADS A TOO OF HAY IH FIFE UIAUTE8. 
10,000 
Send te *»p datripUnL HanUam tki$ nr** 
KEYSTONE MFG. CO., STCRLINQ.ILL. 
" *5 Han mmmim t* f 
aSSIS.IN OAK AND ASH 
Spindle and Handy Wagons, Banner Buggies, 
Two Wheelers, Pony Carts, etc., in Ash rnd 
Quartered Oak, natural wood finish. Address 
“ SYRACUSE. Ji. Y. 
14 Warren Bt., New York. 
96 * 98 Sudbury St. Ronton. 
BRADLEY&GO. 
CIDER 
MACHINERY 
Knuckle Joint A Screw Presses, Graters, 
s Elevators, Pumps, etc. Send for Catalogue 
Boomer <* Boschert Pr»n Co. US W. Water St. Syracuse,N.Y 
LANE’S PATENT STEEL DOOR HANGER 
~-y ANTI-FRICTION. .* 
« The most perfect 
article of its kind 
made. No more break¬ 
age; ease of move¬ 
ment and satisfaction 
guaranteed. Lane’s 
# I PATENT STEEL TRAC K 1 
II 1 No Wood work. 
Simple and durable. 
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. 
Send forCir- ji 
cular. dj 
Mnnufnet’d by ' 
LANE BROS 
Sold by Hard ware Dealers Generally. 
CONTENTS 
Rural New-Yorker, June 14, 1890. 
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY. 
More 5bout “Skimmed Milk on the Square ”. 883 
Faintly Cheese-Making. 884 
Culling Out and Breeding Up . SS4 
Family Cows. 386 
Working Bulls. 389 
Live Stock Notes . 892 
British Draft Breeds. 892 
Artificial Incubation and Its Difficulties. 894 
Poultry Notes. 894 
HORTICULTURAL. 
Care of an Orchard.885 
Applylug Nitrate of Soda. 3S5 
Seeds and Seedsmen . 386 
Codling Moth In Oregon.SS6 
Some Grapes In Wisconsin. 886 
Deception in Seeds. 336 
Thinning Krult Again. 386 
American Association of Nurserymen .389 
Girl In a Garden; Germau Grit.390 
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. 
Different Methods of Preserving Small Fruits. 
Three Delicious Fillings for Cake. 
Rank Heresy. J *.. 
Fresh Air for Women... 
i 
MISCELLAN* ^US. 
King Corn’s Level Throne... 
Why Do Boys Slay on the F; 
Our District Schools.. 
Some Maryland Farm Build 
Our Late Cold Spring and J 
Plans of an Octagon Hous 
New Fertilizer Law. 
1 ? 
891 
891 
391 
891 
386 
381 
842 
888 
XS... 
Results.884 
.385 
o . 385 
Doesn’t Believe In the Eii» Hour System.886 
Free Trade at Home... 886 
Value of Barley PorrldgM . 336 
What Others Say.«r.. 3b6. 387 
J 
i sm. 
Say. 
Hay Businecs .... 
Implement Notes 
Woman’s Work.. 
Somettilng About Soq 
Editorial. . 
Brevities. 
Publisher's desk. 
Agricultural News. 
Markkts. 
Crop and Market Notes 
Almanac 
886, 887 
889 
889 
391) 
895 
888 
888 
892 
398 
893 
393 
394 
Rural Special Crop Reports. 395 
