1905. 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
133 
"THE LINE THAT LEADS” 
THE MILWAUKEE CATALOG 
TELLS WHY. 
The 1905 Milwaukee catalog is without doubt the 
best written and the most artistically arranged cata¬ 
log of Milwaukee machines ever given to the agri¬ 
cultural world. 
Miniature reproduction of Milwaukee catalog cover. 
It is printed in two colors, and, besides the text 
and illustrations of machines, each page is decorated 
with a highly effective border design. On the two 
center pages of this catalog are four photographic 
views, accompanied by convincing descriptive text, 
which tell why Milwaukee machines are always in 
the load. 
This catalog may be secured from the Milwaukee 
agents, who carry complete stocks of Milwaukee 
repairs, and who will be pleased to show and explain 
the machines to anyone interested. 
Catalog free. Hercules 
GAIN ACRES 
clearing that stumpy piece 
land. THE UKKUULKS 
Puller pulls any stump, 
time, labor and monc’. 
Co., Dent. PS Centerville, la. 
Tbis 0 tr ws AIR-COOLED GASOLINE ENGINE 
attached to horizontal spray pump. It can,however, 
be attached to any make, either horizontal 
orvertleal. Wo furnish spray pump con¬ 
nection in place of walking beam. Ample 
power, handling with ease eight, nozzles at 
100 pounds pressure Absolutely guaran¬ 
teed. Write for particulars. 
K. H. I)eyo & Co.. Binghamton, N,Y< 
The Wizard Engine 
Is our latest improved 2 to 3 h. p. 
engine—detachable water jacket 
—jump spark ignition system 
(same as in Oldsmobile) per¬ 
fect lubrication—no gaskets to 
burn out. 
Repairs Cost Practically Nothing 
The cheapest to buy and most eco¬ 
nomical to operate and 
keep in order. Suitablefor 
all kinds of work. Has 
pumping jack outfit and 
direct connected pump. 
Get our prices and 
Catalogue of 2 to 100 
h. p. Olds Engines. 
OLDS GASOLINE ENGINE ■ 
WORKS, 
Chestnut St. Lansing, Mich. 
New York Agents: R. H.'Deyo & Co., Bi nghamion,N. 
RELIABLE EGG PRESERVER 
Will Seal Eggs; air-tight, keep and look perfect as 
new laid for a year. Best in world. You want 
it. For detail write 
R. JE, P. CO., Box 800, Dorchester, Mass, 
The “ GUARANTEE!) 
TO HATCH’’kind. 
From Highest Quality 
Exhibition Matings. 
From Matings with 
Record for Great Egg 
Production. 
Our Exhibition Quality Eggs have, for years, 
produced the winners at the largest shows. 
White Leghorns, White AVyandottes, White 
Rocks, Barred Rocks, Hlack Mlnorcas, Eight 
Brahmas. 
ELM POULTRY YARDS 
Box V Hartford, Conn. 
$5 per 12 
$2 per 12 
12 
.80 For 
200 Egg 
- INCUBATOR 
Perfect in construction and 
action. Hatches every fertile 
egg. Write for catalog' to-day. _ 
GEO. H. STAHL. Quincy 
PUBLISHER’S DESK. 
We have refused the advertisements of 
S. J. Smith, Shortsville, N. Y., this year 
because of the numerous complaints 
against him last year. The complaints 
were that in many cases the corn ordered 
for seed was not shipped in time for 
planting, even when the order was in two 
months in advance, and further that the 
seed when received was not according to 
sample. W. H. Palmer, Canaan 4 -Cor¬ 
ners, N. Y., sent order and remittance 
March 12 , for a bushel each of white and 
yellow corn. It was June 16, he says, 
when he received two bushels of common 
yellow crib corn. Several complaints 
were made by farmers during the year. 
It was charged in most cases that the 
seed sent was not according to the sam¬ 
ple furnished by Mr. Smith. The early 
complaints were adjusted by Mr. Smith 
refunding the money. When the season 
for advertising came around again, we, 
however, refused to run any more of Mr. 
Smith’s advertising because of these com¬ 
plaints, and since our refusal of his adver¬ 
tising he has refused to adjust Mr. Pal¬ 
mer’s complaint. Every farmer knows 
that refunding the money six months or a 
year after remittance is made is not en¬ 
tirely satisfactory. The great loss comes 
in the worry and annoyance in waiting for 
seed that does not come when the ground 
is ready for it, and possibly in the total 
loss of a crop. In view of his advertising 
of last year, a statement of the conditions 
seems due to our subscribers. 
The “Business lien’’ goes out every day 
to the subscriptions received for the day. 
We can’t print the best things that have 
been said about it. It takes too much 
space, but here are a few brief comments: 
I am very much pleased with The Busi¬ 
ness Hen. It certainly is a very valuable 
reference book for anyone interested in rais¬ 
ing poultry. f. a. b. 
Qorneltsvilie, X. Y. 
I received “The Business Hen." and am 
much pleased! with it. I’lease accept thanks 
and best wishes from an old subscriber. 
Rockford, III. j. f. u. 
Enclosed find $1 to renew my subscrip¬ 
tion to Tub R. N. V. the best farm agricul¬ 
tural paper which I take; also send me 
The Business Hen. 1 have work for her. 
Afton, N. Y. b. a. B. 
The Business Hen is all right, as the 
copy you sent me proves beyond a doubt. 
Huntington, L. I. J, M. s. 
The following letter just received is a 
tribute to The R. N.-Y. that we are frank 
to say pleases 11 s. It is friends like Prof. 
Dewey who are making the paper known 
where it is appreciated. 
U. S. Department of Agriculture, 
Bureau of Plant Industry, 
Washington. I>. C., 
February 7, 1905. 
Office of the Botanist. 
Editor RcraTj Nbw-Youkkk, 109 Pearl St.. 
New York. 
Dear Sir:—For the enclosed dime please 
send The R. N.-Y. to address given. This 
friend lias recently bought a farm up in West¬ 
chester Co., and I have told him that Hope 
Farm Notes will be quite as necessary for 
the success of that farm as the bulletins of 
tins Bureau. Very truly yours, 
Lvssteu II. Dewey. 
We like to find the men who are look¬ 
ing for the best farm paper. They all 
end up in our list. Here is one: 
I send you $1 to pay for The R. N.-Y. for 
another year, and would like to receive The 
Business lien I*’ I am entitled to it. Must 
have the papei- anyway, whether I get the 
“Hen" or not. Can’t find anything anywhere 
near as good in the same line. f. j. t. 
Bridgewater, Mass. 
If you have some neighbors or friends 
who are looking for the best, tell them to 
send us 
Ten Cents for 10 Weeks 
trial of the The R. N.-Y. or if you get 
the dollar and send it to us, he will get 
the paper for a year, and we will semi you 
David Harum for your trouble. If you 
are not both pleased with the bargain 
we will return all the money and ex¬ 
pense. We simply want to find the fann¬ 
ers who want the best farm paper. 
THE GUARDIAN OF OUR BODY. 
The foremost biologist of our day, 
M. Metselinikoff, has shown the world 
of science that there are leucocytes in our 
blood that act as scavengers or policemen. 
These policemen which are called phago¬ 
cytes look out for the noxious or poisonous 
elements in our blood. Various offending 
elements are picked out of the blood and 
tissues by these policemen and destroyed. 
Therefore our lives are protected by 
these blood-cell-policemen, the phagocytes, 
and we enjoy immunity from disease so 
long as our blood contains plenty of phago¬ 
cytes and red blood corpuscles. 
"A new broom sweeps clean”—and in 
order to put our own house in order we 
must get rid of all the poisons in the blood 
with a new broom such as an alterative 
extract made from roots and herbs—with¬ 
out the use of alcohol, as Dr. Pierce’s 
Golden Medical Discovery, a specific for 
making rich red blood—for eradicating the 
poisons from the blood. In some way the 
policemen in the blood are increased in 
number and strength—so that we are put 
in the best possible shape to resist disease 
—to cure neuralgia, colds, catarrh, and in¬ 
cipient consumption. 
"The more study and time is given to the 
subject the more we find that the blood is 
the center of life ”—says Dr. R. V. Pierce, 
the noted specialist of Buffalo, "the health 
and comfort of the average person depends 
entirely on this blood supply—for the heart 
must have pure blood or it will not pump 
and keep the body supplied regularly like 
the beautiful automatic engine it is. The 
nerves must be fed on pure blood—or we 
suffer the pain of neuralgia, which is the 
cry of the starved nerves for food. Head¬ 
aches, cold in the head, catarrh—and many 
other things are due to stagnation of the 
blood.” 
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are a mild 
laxative. No other medicine equals them 
for gentleness and thoroughness. 
HEN’S A MINT 
a mint of money when she 
o«.. go Luc right kind of food. HARVEY’S 
CUT CLOVER HAY is the green food the hen 
needs to make eggs in the winter, when 
eggs are like golden nuggets. It pays to 
feed it. We sell everything the poultry-raiser 
needs to make money. Write for free catalog. 
Harvey Seed Co.. £8 Ellleott St., Buffalo, X. Y. 
It will pay you to use 
“SUCCESS” POULTRY FOOD 
We have given it 5 years'trial, and guarantee 
every sack satisfactory. ThiBFuOdcontainsClover, 
Meat and Linseed Meal, thoroughly mixed with 
Corn. Wheat and Oats ground; putin 1001b. sacks 
nt$l.75; 5 sacks, $8; 10 sacks,$15. Special offer for 
two weeks: 100 lbs. Food and 100 lbs. Oyster Shells, 
$2. Send us a trial order to-day. 
CASE BROS. Colchester, Conn. 
PP y LT n Ye^hi k n e g e ?n & J 
^POULTRY LINE— Fencing, Feed, Incu-*-, 
jbators, Live Stock, Brooders—anything—X j 
jit’s our business. Call or let us send youX 
jour Illustrated Catalogue—it’s free for the! 
J asking—it's worth having. 
jExcelsior Wire & Poultry Supply Co.,< 
Dept. H.G. 26 & 28 Vesey Street. New York City, t 
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PMEARN POULTRY CULTURE 
We can teach you thoroughly,successfully. Our 
original personal correspondence course of in¬ 
struction Is Interesting, practical, costs but 
little. A Sakk gitidk TO HKuiNSKRB, Invaluable 
to old poultry raisers. We teach you how to 
make any plot of ground, large or small, pay a 
SURE DIVIDEND OK FROM 25 to 50 P. C. ON INVEST¬ 
MENT. Individual attention given each student. Write for 
free booklet. Many Lucrative Positions Open to Graduates. 
Columbia Sc hool of Poultry Culture, Box 8 f» 8 ,Watervllle,N.Y 
GLOBE INCUBATORS. 
Hatch chickens. No experience necessary. 
Our large 200 page Illustrated Catalogue of 
Incubators and Brooders and Poultry Infor¬ 
mation mailed free. Address, 
C. G. SHOEMAKER. 
Box 1020, Freeport, Ilia, 
2f ORMAS 
Incubators 
& Brooders 
Low in price. Fully guaranteed. 
Send for free catalogue. 
SANTA MFG. CO.. LIGONIER, INDIANA. FfMCatalOg 
THE “GEM” MONEY MAKER 
MANN 5 
GET 
,vJ0RE 
FGG5 
fetches eggs ail winter. Sent on rv. 
TEN DAYS’FREETRIAL 
No pay until you proveitcutseasier 
anti faster than any other. Isn ’1 
that the fairest offer? Catalogue free. 
A F. W. MANN CO., * 
Box 15 Milford, Mass, 
KOLD TRUSTY 
Guaranteed for Five Years. 40 DAYS I 
It’slncubator Johnson spride* 
He’s been through the mill. 
Made 50,000 incubators and 
then put out “Old Trusty.” It 
took first rank first year. New 
patents, great improvements. 
He has tilings coming fast. 
Johnson’s say is all in his big 
Catalogue and Advice Book. 
Send for a copy, it’s FREE. 
M. M. Johnson Co., Clay Center, Neb. 
PRAIRIE STATE 
INCUBATORSANDBROODERS 
acknowledged by experts to be the 
most profitable machines made. 
Winners of 385 First Frizes. Write 
tor free catalog with proof and val¬ 
uable information for beginners. 
Prairie State Incubator Co. 
Box 406, Homer City, Pa. 
alamazoo Incubators 
Hatch more and stronger chicks than any 
other incubator ever built. 
SOLD ON TIME, 
to suit your convenience. It won’t cost you a cent 
to start raising poultry with a Kalamazoo. We pay * 
the freight. No other manufacturer can sell on such 
liberal terms because they haven’t got the machines 
to back them. Kalamazoo Brooders will raise your 
chicks. Write for further particulars. 
Reed ManufacturingCo.,527E.Maln St.,Kalamazoo, Mich. 
60 DAYS FREE TRIAL 
That’s the way wo sell the Success 
Incubator. Wo give j ou an oppor¬ 
tunity of taking off two hatches 
and thoroughly trying machine. 
Send it back if not satisfactory. 
Send for free, illustrated catalog. 
AMERICAN BROODER CO. 
Box 4 $, Jiuclne, W is. 
CHICKS THAT LIVE 
get strong and healthy—gain 
steadily in weight, are chiekn 
hatched in Reliable Incubators, 
The Reliable 
provides automatically a constant I 
current of odorless, warm air at a 
uniform temperature—chicks pip, hatch and thrive un¬ 
der its nature-like conditions. Send 10 cents and get 
our 20 th annual catalog—full of poultry information. 
Reliable Incubator and Brooder Co., Bo* B-101. Quincy, III. 
hatches chickens at a lively rate—live a 
chickens too—that live and grow I 
into money. Our catalogue tells of I 
“Gem” features no other Incubator I 
has. Writo for copy — it is free.' I 
GEM. IN CURATOR CO.' j I 
Box 424s ~ Dayton^,Ohio | 
The Racine 
Incubator 
Built by the man 
who devoted 23 
years to its 
present perfect 
development. 
Can be operated by any¬ 
one, anywhere. Ahto- 
matic regulator, copper tank, white pine case, 
double walled, nursery. Built to last 20 years. 
Don’t buy until you read our remarkable 
Incubator Book, written by the man who 
made the Racine. When you learn what he 
knows, you will want his machine, we think. 
The book is free. Write for it. Warehouses, 
Buffalo, Kansas City, St. Paul. Address 
Racine Hatcher Co. Box 87 Racine, WIs. 
...that are hatched in... 
IOWA ROUND INCUBATORS 
come in big numbers and are healthy 
and strong. Anyone can see why if 
they read our catalogue. Even Heat 
and Exact Regulation do the work 
right. Catalogue is Free , Ask for it. 
Iowa Incubator Co 293 Locust St.DesMoinos 
I 
tells howtoniukemoney 
—How to raise young chicks 
for early springmarkets when 
prices are high. How to make 
a profit on ducks. )How to 
feed for heavy fowls. How 
to make hens lay. Why not 
get an adequate return from 
poultry? Why not try modern 
methods this year? 
Why not learn about Incuba¬ 
tors and brooders from a firm 
w ho have been in business since 
1867 .and who know how to make 
satisfactory machines? Write us 
for the book today. It is free* 
GEO. ERTEL CO.. 
Quincy, Ill. 
50-«gg size, 
$4.50 and $5,00 
HATCH EVERY ECC USED 
Will it do it? Ask our patrons. 
Mrs. W. F. Graham, R. F. D. No. 1, New 
Hartford, la.; Mrs. Erie Brack, Havensville, 
Kan. Send for FREE catalogue, giving those 
£t y us™u ut0 - 30 DAYS’ TRIAL. 
Buckeye Incubator Co. 
Box 3 3, Springfield, Ohio. 
UP?EIDER'S FINE CATALOGUE 
of Standard bred poultry for 1905, printed in colors, 
fine rhromo, suitable for framing, illustrates and 
describes 60 varieties. Gives reasonable prices for 
stock and eggs, tells all about poultry, their dis¬ 
eases, lice, etc. This book only 10 cents* 
B. H. CREIDER, RHEEMS, PA. 
9- 
STRICTLY 
'‘-AUTOMATIC 
THROUGHOUT 
Standard Cyphers Incubators 
are guaranteed to hatch more and healthier chicks with less oil and 
less attention In your hands than any other, or your money back. Ab¬ 
solutely automatic and self-regulating. Used and endorsed by 42 Gov¬ 
ernment ExperimentStations and by America’s foremost poultrymen. 
Complete Catalogue and Poultry Guide, 212 pages ( 8 xll.) more than 500 
'illustrations. FREE, if you send addresses of two neighbors who keep 
good poultry aud mention this paper. Address nearest office. 
■CYPHERS INCUBATOR CO.? Bu, T.;,^^’or c ^rFV,ncr"o Yofk| 
