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May 12, 1906. 
THE RURAL NEW-YORKER. 
HUMOROUS 
“Say, Dick, what is this new fad they 
call phonetic spelling?” “It’s the kind, 
Jim, they used to flog you and me at 
school for using.”—Baltimore American. 
“You say that Faro Jim came to his 
end through contributory negligence?” 
“Yes,” answered Broncho Bob. “He 
showed down four aces in a poker game, 
an’ two of ’em was the ace of diamonds.” 
—Washington Star. 
Piker: “I understand that you filled 
your incubator full of cold-storage eggs. 
Hatch anything?” Pcakcr: “I should say 
so! All the chickens came out with fur 
instead of feathers, and wore ear muffs.” 
—Chicago Daily News. 
Si Perkins: “Here’s an advertisement 
about Pitfalls of a Great City—How to 
Avoid Them.” Rube Medders: “Yeh! 
Deacon Korntop sent ’em 25 cents for it 
and—Si Perkins: “Jiminy crickets! It 
must be scand’lous readin’.” Rube Med¬ 
ders: “It was so. It jest said: “Don’t 
leave the farm.”—Philadelphia Press. 
BUY DIRECT FROM FACTORY, BEST 
MIXED PAINTS 
AtWnOLES AI-E PRICES, Delivered FREE 
ForHouseR, Barns, Roofs, all colors, and SAVE Dealers 
profits. In use 61 years. Officially Endorsed by the 
Grange. I.ow price:, will surprise you. Write for Samples. 
0. W. INGERSOLL, 240 Plymouth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 
LAWN FENCE 
Many designs, any 
height up to 6 ft. for 
Parks. Our price, freight 
paid, will interest you. 
Cyclone Fence Co. 
Waukegan, Ill. 
Holly, Mich. Cleveland, O. 
Wire Fence 90 c 
48-in. stock fence per rod only “ * ** 
Best high carbon coiled steel spring wlrrv 
Catalog of fences, tools and suppl ies TREE, 
Buy direct at wholesale. Write today. 
MASON FENCE CO. Box 67, Leesburg* 0» 
YES, WE 
PAY FREIGHT 
^ nnrt give alarKecHRli discount on 
25 rods or more of the Frost Fknce. 
Better still, we give you a fence that 
looks better and wears longer than any 
other make. Write at once for catalogue. 
H. B. Deake& Co.. 29 Broadway. N. Y 
The Fhost wrttE Fence Co., Cleveland, 0. 
t—i 
1,-m ; • % afcfc • i fAil J 
HEAVIEST FE^CE MADEj 
i\lINo. BlSteel AVlrc. Wel'.viEdvanized. Weighs^ 
M more than most fences. 16 to 85c per rod 
delivered. We sell all kinds offence wire at 
wholesale prices. Write for fence book show-^J 
ing 110styles. The Brown Fence and 
Wire Co., Cleveland, Ohio^ 
UP AND DOWN HILL 
It matters not whether your Is 
ia prairie or mountainous farm, 
jPage Fence fits ,.ny surface. The 
Icoil in the horizontal bars makes 
'it adaptable to the roughest 
ground. Every cross bar stands 
perpendicular; nocutting or lapp¬ 
ing on the posts. Write us. 
Page Woven Wire Fence Co., Box, 714 Adrian, Mich. 
fJUUUtX 
A ROOF 
THAT IS 
•(PROOF 
■*_*.* . . . . 
jAgainst lightning,fire,- . 
•(wind & water. Both Iron & Steel. Catalogue A prices f 
•(Free. Nn.ES Iron A Steel. Hoofing <Jo_ Niles. O. I 
Manufacturers TUDETQUITDQ 
of All Kinds of 1 nlttjnLnD 
THE S. K. CAMPBELL CO., Central Bridge, N.Y. 
BEATS THE 
Grindstone 
Ten Times Over. 
Grind an.v tool, knife to mowerf 
sickle, with the 
Practical 
Grinder. 
3,000 revolutions of 
alundum wheel per min¬ 
ute. Greatest abrasive 
known. No pressure 
needed; does not draw 
temper or heat tools. 
Every home needs it. 
Different sizes. Write for 
price and circular. Foot- 
power attachment. A 
few good agents wanted. 
Royal Mf«, Co., 220 E. Walnut St.. Lancaster, Pa. 
THE 
GRE 
: I 
Y TOOLS FOR 
THE FARMER 
very hay grower knows the 
. if eat *‘DainLine”of hay tools—the 
' n> ain Hay Press: the Dain Side De-' 
ery Hay and Bean Rake; and the 1 
iin Hay Loader. And he knowsthat' 
tut name “Dain” on a hay tool means 
that it’s built right—the best made tool he 
can get for the work. This line is best liked 
as 
where most used, because every tool is designed 
to do the work better than it was ever done before. Quality and efficiency are the 
watch-words at the Dain factory—they use better material and workmanship than is 
absolutely necessary, which explains why the expense for repairs and the time saved 
in the field soon shows the superiority of these hay tool leaders. . That s what makes 
the “Dain Line” so popular with farmers. If you want satisfaction in the hay field 
this is the line of tools to buy. If you want tq 
make more profit on your hay get the 
tools that will help you do it. Send 
to-day for circulars describing every 
tool in the line, and don't buy until 
you have become familiar with 
these tools—’twill be money in 
your purse. The “Dain Line is 
sold by dealers everywhere— 
write today for circular of the tool 
P or tools you want, we’ll tell you all 
vcv V/JYYii'^wT^fir t) about them, and where to buy them. 
Dain Manufacturing Go. 
Ottumwa, Iowa. 
pass 
Success- 
There’s Hard Work 
at this End 
of a Spreader 
Here’s the business end. 
It shows where the troubles lie with most 
spreaders. 
See the solid steel brace from beater’s end 
to the axle. That gives it the most solidly 
seated beater made. 
Then note the drive chain. There could 
not be a more direct application of power 
from wheel to beater. 
And that’s all important. We learned by 
experience to do away with the gear drive; 
that power must be applied direct; that the 
steel pin chain beats anything else for trans¬ 
mitting power from wheel. 
Harpoon teeth (new feature) cut all straw 
and keep beater ends clean. 
Adjustable Pulverizer Rake is an exclusive 
Success feature—makes manure as fine or 
coarse as wanted. 
These are just a few Success features— 
things that go to make up the superiority 
it enjoys over other spreaders 
l£ 
ing to remember. Larger than in any 
ther spreader. Experience shows the 
necessity. 
Its frame is second growth white ash. 
Never a set screw to hold parts to shafting. 
It has a force feed which is under per¬ 
fect control. Fast as wanted, slow as 
wanted, locked going up hill or down, no 
racing of apron. 
These are pointers. 
They are on the Success spreader because 
experience covering nearly 30 years has 
demonstrated that they are essentials. 
Experience should count for something. 
Don’t get the impression that manure 
spreaders are all alike or nearly alike. Don’t 
be misled by a startling advertising head¬ 
line. 
Do a little investigating before you buy. 
Inquire of other users. You will find al¬ 
most as many Success spreaders in use as all 
other makes combined. 
The Success Spreader book tells a truthful 
story and tells it plainly. It will help you. 
Let us send you a copy. 
The large axle in the Success is another 
KEMP & BURPEE MANUFACTURING CO 
Box 38, Syracuse, N. Y. 
Save Time, Labor and ftioney 
Thi8 No. 3 Ponnsjlvania Thresher and Cleaner and Roller Bearing 
Level Tread Power is the best individual outlit for threshing rye, barley, 
oats, flax, rice, alfalfa, millet, sorghum, timothy, etc. Will thresh and clean 100 to l£0 
bushels of wheat per day. Also mado 5n two and three horso sixes. Power can be used 
for cutting ensilage and dry feed, shelling all kinds of grain, to tud the saw, green bone 
cutter, pump water, separate cream, churn, etc. Also make lever powers, Feed and En¬ 
silage Cutters,Grinders.Saws,etc. llcebncr & Sons, 22 Broad St., Lansdale, Pa, 
URES WHILE HE WORKS 
Bickmore’s Gall Cure prevents laying aside a good horse because he 
is suffering from galled shoulders or back. You can work your 
horse and euro him quickly and surely with the old reliable 
BICKMORE’S GALL CURE 
Equally sure for all cases of chaps, bruises, speed crack, wire cut I 
or cracked cows teats. Guaranteed. Avoid substitutes; look for 
trade mark. Every horse owner can have our new illustrated Horse 
Book and large sample box Gall Cure for 10c to pay postage, write. 
Sold by dealers. Bickmore Gall Cure Co., Box 912, Old Town, Maine. 
A POWER 
r? on Every 
Farm 
T here should 
power of some 
on every farm. 
It saves labor, time and 
money, and increases the 
earning capacity of the farm. 
It will work the raw material of 
the farm into a finished product. 
All up-to-date farmers agree that 
the modern gasoline engine is the 
best farm power. 
Our I. H. C. gasoline engine is 
the best gasoline engine. 
It is strong, durable, long lived 
and is of full rated, actual (not esti¬ 
mated) horse power. 
It is easy to operate and is easily 
kept in working order. 
It developes the maximum of power 
with the minimum of fuel. 
Specially adapted to cutting dry 
fodder and ensilage, husking, shred¬ 
ding and shelling corn; threshing 
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 
and grinding feed; sawing wood, 
separating cream, pumping water,etc. 
Indeed there is no service required 
of a power that will not be performed 
most satisfactorily by this engine. 
I. H. C. gasoline engines are made 
in the following styles and sizes: 
Vertical—2, 3 <0L 5 Horse Power; 
Horizontal —(Portable and Station¬ 
ary), 4, 6, 8,10,12 15 Horse Power. 
If you arenotintendingto purchase 
an engine now, you may want one in 
the future and really ought to know 
more about them. 
Call on our Local Agenf.let him show you 
the engines and supply you with catalog, or 
write for further information. Do it now, 
COMPANY OF AMERICA CHICAGO, ILL. 
(INCORPORATED.) 
JONES HE PAYS THE FREIGHT 
Will get one 
on trial from 
JONES OF BINGHAMTON 
Box 385 a Binghamton, N. Y. 
CUTAWAY TOOLS FOR LARGE HAY CROPS. 
CLARK’S REVERSIBLE 
BUSH AND BOG PLOW. 
Cuts a truck 5 ft. wide. 1 ft. 
deep. Will plow a new citt 
forest. His double action 
Cutaway Harrow keeps 
land true, moves 1800 tons 
of earth, cuts 30 acres per 
day. 
CUTAWAY 
CORN HARROW 
best work 
DOUBLE-ACTION 
8-F00T 
NO MORE USE FOR PLOW 
-tlis Rev. Disk Plow cuts a 
furrow 5 to 10 In. deep, 11 in. 
wide. All Clark’s machines 
will kill witch-grass, wild 
mustard, charlock, hard¬ 
back, sunflower, milk weed, 
thistle, or any foul plant. 
Send for circulars to the 
CUTAWAY HARROW CO., Higganum, Conn. 
WE LEAD THE WORLD 
We are the largest manufac¬ 
turers of Grooved and Plain 
Tire Steel Farm Wagon 
Wheels in America. We 
guarantee our patent 
Grooved Tire Wheels to 
be the best made by anybody 
anywhere. Write us. 
HAVANA METAL WHEEL S3. 
BOX t; HAVANA, ILL. 
Saw Mills 
If you need anything in saw mills or wood working ma¬ 
chinery, send for our catalog. Our line is complete. 
(Joodsnlghest quality and prices reasonable. 
Amtricin Saw Mill Uch. Co,, 129Hopest.,Hackettstown,N. j 
New York Office, 610 Engineering Building. 
STEEL STANCHIONS 
Write for new circular and prices. 
F. R. & H, J. WELCHER, 
BUTLER ST.. NEWARK, N. Y. 
tp CHAIN-HANGING 
f CATTLE STANCHION 
The Most Practical 
CATTLE FASTENER 
ever invented. 
Manufactured and for 
sale by 
O. H. KOHERTSON, 
Forestville, Conn. 
CHAIN 
HANGING 
STANCHION 
Iff 
WARRINER’S 
HOLDS THE 
ANIMALS AS 
FIRMLY 
AS RIGID 
STANCHIONS 
W li. CRUMB, 73 Main St., Forest ville,Conn. 
Type A 
There is no gas en¬ 
gine as simple as an 
Olds—compare it with 
others and this statement 
is proved. The repairs cost 
practically nothing . 
fThe Most Economical Engine^ 
For pumping, sawing wood, feed grinding, 
churning, and all farm work. 
Thereason why is interestingly told in our cata¬ 
log mailed on request. Tell us your require¬ 
ments and we will help you figure out what you 
need. Send for our catalog showing Type A (2- 
8 h. p„) Type G (8-50 h. p.,) Types K and N (12- 
1200 h. p., used with our Gas Producer, it will 
reduce fuel cost 75 per cent.) 
Celebrated Picture Free. 
For 4o in stamps to pay cost of mailing we 
will also send you Rosa Bonheur’s "Horse 
Fair,” the most celebrated animal pic¬ 
ture in the world, size 16x20 beauti¬ 
fully colored, suitable for framing. 
Olds Gas l’ower Co. 
Formerly Olds Gasoline Kncjinb works, 
90s Chestnut St., I,auslug. Mieh. 
