574 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
AUG. 3o 
MARY: “ I declare ! It is too bad in John to sell all 
the good fruit and leave me only these." 
MARY: “I will write to THE RURAL 
about it anyway." 
JOHN: “Now this article signed ‘Housekeeper,’ is just what 
my wife is always saying to me. Guess I have been a little 
hard on the women folks.” 
THE MARCHAL & SMITH PIANO CO. 
ESTABLISHED 1859. 
MORE THAN 50,000 OF OUR PIANOS ARE NOW IN USE, incorporated 1877 . 
II Buy direct from the Factory and save 
Expenses and Profits of the Middleman 
nilR OFFFR We will send youapiano 
• u *' TL-n or an organ f or trial 
inyourown home, and if you don’t 
like it you can send it back, and ' 
we will pay freight both \va; 
Send reference of your Banker 
or Merchant and we i '" - 
fill your order promptly 
the. 
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A beautiful cm-i 
broidered COVKIB 
_th Stool and Itooki 
goes with each piano, nndi 
Stool and Rook go with! 
ery organ, making 
-PIANOS FROM $150 TO $1500 
COMPLETE OUTFIT 
with every instrument * * 
3 send, free to all w ho wish to 
EVERY INSTRUMENT IS 
FULLY GUARANTEED 
buy, a lieautiful Catalogue giving 
'valuable information. « » * * 
.ORGANS FROM $35.00 TO $500 
FOR SIX YEARS .^ THE MCKAl t SMITH P 1 AH 0 CO l| New York. 
285 East Slat St. 
PERFECTION IN BUTTER MAKING. 
OUTFIT 
OK 
EXCELS 
THEM ALL. 
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Has the largest cooling surface, takes less 
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cun.xhowinif condition of milk wit 
f\ If f'UIIPM Has improvements over the best, 
v/. ex. vnunll Easy to clean, easy to operate. 
Made of White Oak. Cover Oustings will not break. 
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■ IV. DU lien wunntn Adjustable bed Preserves 
the grain of the butter. Solid wood roller. THE MOST 
PERFECT Butter Worker ever put on the market, 
JOHN S. CARTER. Sole Manufacturer. SYRACUSE, N. Y. 
OUR U 
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Ground Made into a PERFECT SEED BED. 
has a SEEDING ATTACHMENT for 
SOWING ALL KINDS OF GRAIN. 
Send for New Circular, with full description, FREE. 
HIGGANUM MANT’G CO. 
HIGGANUM. CONN.: 189 and 191 WATER STREET. NEW YORK. 
The Improved Rival Fountain Pen. 
RELIABLE, ALWAYS READY, 
AND GIVES .MOST 
PERFECT SATISFACTION. 
A SUPERIOR 
PEN 
IN EVERY 
RESPECT. 
PriTC-Ltet. J- F- BOGART, Manufacturer, 202 Broadway, New York. 
“GREEN MOUNTAIN GRAPE.” 
rpHE hardiest and best early grape yet Introduced. 
X Six days earlier than any var'ety tested at the 
Agricultural Experimental Grounds at Geneva. N. Y. 
Color, greenish white. Pulp tender, sweet and de¬ 
licious. The only grape that ranks first both in curli¬ 
ness and quality. Each vine sealed with our trade¬ 
mark label. Our copyright name. "Green Moun¬ 
tain.” secures us the exclusive right for Its propaga¬ 
tion for sale. Send for circulars giving furlher in¬ 
formation, Agems wanted. Address 
STEPHEN HOYT’S SONS. 
New Canaan, Conn. 
SEED WftEftT 
Best new and old sorts. Low price to S’O a bushel. 
Varieties that never fail, ty Pend for list. 
J. A. EVERITT SEED CO . INDIANAPOLIS, 1ND 
POTATO DIGGERS.-"™; 
WM. CLORE’S SONS, Rising Sun, Iud. 
DELICIOUS NEW GRAPE, 
The Colerain. 
Very early Of the most delicate flavor: very 
hardy ; a vigorous grower: an abundant bearer; free 
from rot and mildew: generally but one seed to the 
berry; light green with white bloom, and pronounced 
by prominent fruit men the best native white grape 
in cultivation. It is now offered for the first time. 
Send for terms nnil testimonials Address 
COLERAIN GRAPE CO.. Colerain, Ohio. 
22a GRAPE VINES 
100 Varieties. a i«> Small Fruits.tjuniitv uum, mussel. 
Warruule.l tru,-. Vcrv ol„-«|,. 2 .ample vine. maik-,1 r.,r 14o. t><- 
scripiiv,. price list free. LEWIS ROESCH.F rrdouiiuN. Y. 
THE NEW WHEAT. 
Fow no wheat until you send for my new Catalogue 
of new variety FFAeats uml other farm seeds 
LOUIS STRAYER, York, Pa. 
TREES, SHRUBS, ROSES, BULBS. 
Full Line Fruit and Ornamental, Deciduous and Ever¬ 
green Trees, Grape-vines, Small-fruits, Shrubs, 
Roses, Winter-blooming, and Hardy-border 
Plants, Bulbs, Etc. 
Standard and Dwarf Pears, Qu/nce, Killmarnock Weep¬ 
ing Willows, European and Oak-leaf Mountain Ash 
in large snpplv. Every Nurseryman Dealer and Planter should 
send forour FREE CATALOGCK uml PRICE 1.1 ST . 
36TH YEAR.-700 ACRES.-24 GREENHOUSES. 
THE STORRS & HARRISON CO., Painsville, Lake Co , Ohio 
YOU ARE INVITED 
TO EXAMINE THE 
“Keystone” Hay Loader 
AT THE STATE FAIR AT SYRACUSE, N. Y. 
It will probably be In Operation. 
KEYSTONE MFC. COMPANY, STERLING, ILL. 
Send tor our 
Catalogue. 
HENCH & DROMGOLD’S 
The tooth is held in posit ion by a Ratchet 
with which it can be adjusted so ns to 
wear from 16 to 18 inches off the point of 
the tooth, which is four or five times as 
much wear or service as can be obtained 
from any other Spring-tooth Harrow ai 
existence. Catalogues free. 
At.ENTS WANTED. 
HENCH .t DROMdOLH, YORK. PA. 
fl hampion F vaporator. 
For MAPLE, SORGHUM, CIDER, /' " 
AND FRUIT JELLIES. 
Corrugated pan over firebox, doubling# Vc '■?, 
boiling capacity. Small interchnnge?XiLi*S£ 
able syrup nans (connected by si-2,' 
plums), easily handled for oleans-/frq 
mg and storing, and a Per fee' '— 1 
lie It 
Automatic ltegulntor. 
The Champion is as groat 
an improvement over the 
Conk Pan ns the latter 
was over the old iron ket¬ 
tle, hung on a fence rail.f 
The C. H. CRIMM 
MFC. CO. _____ 
Hudson, Ohio and RutlandTVtf" 
Cat 
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Fre< 
Mention 
this papt 
TIIE IMPROVED ADJUSTABLE 
GOAT COLLAR SPRING, 
Every man and boy should have 
one. They go under the Collar and 
keep i he Collar ami Front of Coat In 
perfect shape, without buttoning, 
cannot blow open. Aeplled and re¬ 
moved instantly. Last a lifetime. 
2. 1)0,001) In use. 25 cents each, or one 
dozen for FI postpaid. BULLOCK 
C C. S. CO., 88 Court Square, Boston, 
Mass. 
MOSELEY’S 
OCCIDENT 
CREAMFRY. 
SOLD ON MERIT. 
Send for Special Introduc¬ 
tory Offer. 
Freight Pnid by u* 
MOSELEY & PRITCHAriL) 
MANUFACTURING CO., 
Clinton, - - lowu. 
CONTENTS. 
Rural New-Yorker, August 30, 1890. 
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY. 
Fat Milk. Fat Farm, Fat Pocket-Book.560 
Goiter In Lambs and Colt.at ,1 
Rupture of the Pernueum in a Mare ; Tender Feet 
in a Colt.563 
Eversion of the Rectum In a Hog.563 
Who Can Show a Bettor Record ?. 563 
Shade for the Cows . 5«4 
Live Stock Notes. 570 
Poultry—The Farmer's Flock. 572 
Poultry Notes.572 
Salt in the Silo. 578 
FARM TOPICS. 
What Manures Shall We Apply ?. 559 
Fertilizer for Wheat . 568 
Irrigation of Potatoes. 561 
Potatoes and Wheat vs. Stimmci-Fallowing and 
Wheat . 5 fii 
Quantity of Fertilizer Needed. 564 
Crops Like Cold Water . 565 
About Sub Irrigation. .. 56 j 
HORTICULTURAL. 
Loca'Ion of an Orchard . 5*3 
Crops fora Y<ung Orchard. 563 
Egg Plant Fruit for Market. 56.3 
Blackberry Wine. 563 
Burning old Strawberry Beds.561 
Long Island Strawberries. 504 
Oregon Horticulturists. 507 
Some of the Results—Failures and Successes- of 
Crossing Plants During the Past Seventeen 
Years. 568 
WOMAN’S WORK. 
Practical and Economic Cookery. 568 
Several Scones. 5 en 
Points about Cake Making from Good Cooks. 5f!l 
Directions for Cake Baking . 569 
A Chapter on Peaches. 539 
Grape Jelly . 569 
Banana Custard. 599 
MISCELLANEOUS. 
Suggested by a Late Rt'itAL.559 
How to Cement a Cellar . f.6J 
Heine y for Cockroaches. 563 
Brief Bits. :. 563 
Cassius M. Clay on Trusts.. 564 
Curing a Cold . 561 
What Others Say .... .... 565 
Grange Dealing with Grange. 557 
Implement Notes. 567 
Ohio Farmers.. 
New York Slate Farmers’ Alliance.573 
The Farmers’Alliance. ’' 573 
Editorial . 5f,6 
BRKVITI“S. 566 
Publisher's Desk .. 
AuuiouLTURAi. News.’ 574 
c roi* and Market Notes. 574 
Markets. 571 
Almanac. 572 
Rnmi Special Crop Reports . 
Premium List.. .575, 576, 577, 57S 
