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THE RURAL NEW-YORKER 
May 8. 
Ricker Hay Carrier 
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Jrrer every conven- 
nce of any carrier__ 
made and excel all others in easy 
[draft and continued service. 
Result of 40 Years’ Experience 
Many different styles adapted for 
every requirement. Saves labor, 
repairs, and holds the load at any 
point. 
The Kicker Mfg. Co., RLh2«e'. a N r . V: 
Send a Postal To-Day 
for Free Catalogue. 
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Save $15 to $25- 
by buying from us at 
Wholesale Prices 
We build New York State standard wag¬ 
ons and sell them direct to you at factory 
prices. Highest grade 
work at the lowest prices 
ever quoted posi- 
$47.50 tively guaranteed. 
Any wagon 
Sent on 
Approval 
Safe delivery guaranteed—No deposit or 
references required. Send for catalog of 
200 styles and Wholesale Price List. 
Rochester Vehicle Co., 
362 Main St., Rochester, /V. V. 
Let us mail you our largo catalog of Buggies, 
Surreys. Concords and Automobile Seat Buggies, 
and Spring Wagons. It is free. 
KALAMAZOO CARRIAGE & HARNESS CO., 
Box 25, Kalamazoo, illicit. 
COW STANCHIONS 
Comfortable Sanitary Strong Cheap 
BOWEN & QUICK, Mfgrs., Auburn, New York. 
Shoo n 
The 
' Animals 
Friend 
Keep* off flics and insect* in pasture longer then i 
imitation. Kills ©very fly It strikes ! Protect jou* 
siock and they’ll tako on flesh. Cows give more and 
richer milk, and horses do more work on less feed. | 
worth saves 3 qtfl. milk. 1 gnl. protects 3 animals a sea¬ 
son. Caret all sorea. P eventa itching. Nothing 
better for gali*. Used by 'ending veterinarians and 
dairymen since 1885. Kills lice and mites. Accept 
no substitute. If yonr doaler hasn't it send his name 
aod$l, and we*ll send enough Shoo-Fly to protects ani¬ 
mals SO days and Improved 8-tubo gravity sprayer. Nam# 
express office. $1 refunded if animals not protected. 
Shoo-Fly Mfg.Co M 1313 N. 10 th 8t.,Phi la.. Pa. 
Agents wanted everywhere. Special terms. Write today.J 
k ow they are pure, clean and wholesome (not 
mill sweepings, ground chaff, husks or distillery 
mixtures), having the medicinal properties the 
p-opar strength for your particular case. With 
this feed you can force the fattening of stock for 
the market without danger of getting the blood 
feverish or the legs stocked up. Excellent for 
brood mares, growing young stock or for keeping 
Work horses in condition. 
FORMULAS FOR A FEW COMBINATIONS: 
No. 1. 12 lbs. Wheat Bran, 36 lbs. Com Meal, 30 
lbs. Gluten Peed, 6 lbs. Linseed Meal, 1 pkg. 
Kidney and Nerve Powders. 
No. 2. 12 lbs. Wheat Shorts, 30 lbs. Com Meal, 
48 lbs. Ground Oats, 4 lbs. Linseed Meal, 1 pkg. 
Kidney and Nerve Powders. 
No. 3. 24 lbs. Com Meal,'40 lbs. Dried Brewers’ 
Grains. 16 lbs. Wheat Bran, 4 lbs. Linseed Meal, 
1 pkg. Kidney and Nerve Powders. 
No. 4. 48 lbs. Com Meal, 12 lbs. Wheat Bran, 
6 lbs. Cottonseed Meal, 12 lbs. Linseed Meal, 1 
pkg. Kidney and Nerve Powders. 
Mix thoroughly together and feed as a regular 
grain ration and In quantity to suit the individual 
i use. Price, 25c. package; 36c. by mail. 
I will furnish my Kidney and Nerve Pow- 
ters in bulk lots. 10 lbs., $3.50; 25 lbs.,$7.50; 60 
lbs., $14; 100 lbs.. $25. Freight prepaid. 
TV. F. YOUNG, P. D. F„ 
88 Temple Street. Springfield, Mass. 
LEGAL MATTERS. 
Exemption of Pension Money. 
I bought a farm with my pension money 
and took title in my wife’s name. Now 
one of her creditors threatens to levy on 
it for debt. Please state whether it is 
exempt from seizure? c. w. a. 
Pennsylvania. 
The Federal statutes provide that pen¬ 
sion money is exempt for most purposes, 
and nearly all of the States have laws ex¬ 
tending the exemption to property bought 
with the pension money. Pennsylvania goes 
to unusual length in holding that property, 
real or personal, bought with pension 
money is not subject to execution on judg¬ 
ment 125 Pa. St. 133, 160 Pa. St. 265. 
In all cases you must prove clearly that 
it was paid for with pension money. You 
should notify your creditor that you pro¬ 
pose to avail yourself of the pension ex¬ 
emption. 
Rights in Highway. 
A corporation is laying a pipe lino along 
the highway. I learn that it has a fran¬ 
chise. Can I object to this or claim 
damages? J. t. 
New York. 
The State has entire control of the high¬ 
ways for the convenience of the traveling 
public and any incumbrance by local 
authorities or persons is illegal. The State 
may however grant certain franchises in 
or along the highways under conditions and 
terms. If you will inquire into the matter 
you will no doubt find that the Public 
Service Commission has carefully consid¬ 
ered the matter and has granted them 
permission on complying with certain con¬ 
ditions. If they injure your property you 
may recover. 
Division of Woman’s Property. 
A woman dies leaving a husband and 
relatives. State how the personal property 
is distributed? a. r. 
New Jersey. 
If she left children, one-half goes to 
the children and one-half to the husband. 
If there are no children, one-half to the 
husband and one-half to the next of kin. 
The real property descends to the children 
or heirs, subject to the life interest that 
the husband lias in it. 
Trespass on Timber Land. 
Four years ago I bought a timber tract. 
On inspecting it now I find that much of 
the timber has been removed by a party 
claiming that he bought certain standing 
trees before I bought the land. There is 
no reservation in the deed, nor did the sel¬ 
ler mention the sale of the standing trees. 
What are my rights and what should I do? 
New Jersey. h. h. d. 
You may proceed against the seller of 
the tract for fraud and breach of covenant, 
and against the party who cut tlie timber 
for trespass. Trees are a part of the real 
property, and pass with the deed unless 
reserved, so that you took title to them 
as you did to the soil. While the owner 
had a right to sell standing trees he is 
liable for not disclosing that fact. If you 
put your deed on record it is notice to the 
world that you own the place, so that it 
was trespass for anyone to enter or cut 
the trees. You should recover the full 
value of the timber severed. 
Inaccuracy in Will. 
A certain will gives bonds in a company 
in sum of $1,000 to a friend in recognition 
of faithful service. The executors refuse 
to pay the legacy on the ground that testa¬ 
tor left stock, not bonds. Who is entitled 
to it? F. e. s. 
Connecticut. 
The law realizes that it is impossible 
for a person to describe accurately all ol 
his property in his will, because he may 
not know at the time, or tilings may 
change since drawing it. Therefore any 
description which indicates the wish of 
the testator must be final. The probate 
courts look for the meaning of the will, so 
that slight errors will be disregarded. Thus 
mistakes as to names, places, streets, real 
and personal property can he shown. The 
policy of the law is to support, not hinder, 
the terms of the will. 
Refusal of Wife to Sign Deed. 
A wife refuses to sign a deed of her hus¬ 
band’s property. Is there any way he can 
give good title to the same? s. c. t. 
New York. 
A wife always has an inchoate dower 
right in the real property of her husband, 
and there is no way to deprive her of it. 
except by divorce. If she joins in a mort¬ 
gage or conveyance of it she loses it. The 
dower interest cannot yield any income un¬ 
til the husband dies, as it is for the widow, 
when it will yield her one-third of tbe f 
rental value yearly for her life. Yon have 
a serious cloud on the title, wliieh will- 
affect the sale of it. It may he that the 
Wife would sign the deed on reasonable 
terms. A fair sum now would be better 
than an uncertainty, as her dower will 
yield her nothing until the death of the 
husband. ....... 
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The Victor eases 
farm labor 
After the hard day’s work is 
done let the Victor cheer you 
up with music and fun. 
The Victor helps one to for¬ 
get the hot sun, and tired back 
and aching limbs. It will 
soothe and rest, and make the 
next day’s work easier. 
By all means get a Victor! It will give 
you continual pleasure. Take time to go to 
the Victor dealer in your locality, and ask 
him to play this great instrument for you. 
lie'll gladly doit. If you don't know who 
he is, write to us and we’ll tell you. He'll 
sell you a Victor on easy terms if you like. 
Be sure to write us for catalogues. 
Victors from $10 to $250. 
Victor Talking Machine Co. 
Box 66 » Camden, N. J. 
Berliner Gramophone Co., Montreal 
Canadian Distributors 
To get best results, use only 
Victor Needles on Victor Records. 
Bell The 
Cows 
To prevent loss, to make herd grentle 
| and add to itsattractive appearance. 
We make 8 sizes of cow bells. 
Design is patented. Nothing but 
i best Swiss bell metal used in our 
Musical Swiss 
Bells 
^Prices have been reduced. We sell through 
^the trade but have a special introducto- 
k offer for users. Single bells or sets tu ned 
| to harmony, with or without straps. 
L The straps we furnish are of extra 
quality. Write today for prices and 
circulars describing cow. sheep 
k and turkey bells. Address 
Bevin Bros. Mfg. Co., 
East Hampton, Conn. 
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J? 187B 2 
Wood Saws 
that nre guaranteed to give 
satisfaction or money re¬ 
funded. 1 Wood Saw Frame 
Complete with 18 in. Circular Saw, $10; 24 in., $10.91; 20 in., 
$17.81. Just the thing for the farmer and fruit-grower for 
cawing crate lumber, hewing fence posts, etc. Send for circular. 
HKRTZLKK & ZOOK, Belleville, l’a t 
BUI LAI NG? 
Before decid¬ 
ing-on your roof¬ 
ing examine into the 
merits of Paroid. 
The superior “wearproof” 
water-proof solution with which 
our Paroid felt is saturated and 
coated positively insures a long 
wearing surface. 
Paroid cannot dry out, crack or 
buckle. It will resist wind, water 
and fire. Will not taint rain water. 
ROOFING 
is easy to lay, is attractive. It will wear 
for years in any climate. Its use on U. S. 
Gov’t buildings for years shows the ap¬ 
proval of the Gov’t’s expert engineers. It 
has been used for years on factories and 
mills and by farmers and poultrymeu 
everywhere. 
OUR GUARANTEE: Buy paroid 
ROOFING, apply it to your roof and then 
it you are not satisfied send us your name 
and address and we will send you a check 
for the full amount you have paid for the 
roofing, including the co^t of applying It. 
Write for sample of PAROID. also 
free booklet of plans entitled "Prac¬ 
tical Farm Buildings” if about to 
build. 
F. 
W. BIRD & SON, 
Established 1817, 
$4 MILL ST., 
EAST WALPOLE, 
MASS. 
CHAIN HANGING 
CATTLE STANCHION 
The Most Practical 
CATTLE FASTENER 
ever invented. 
Manufactured and for 
sale by 
O. H. ROBERTSON, 
Eorestville, Coun. 
TRADE MARK 
SLUG- 
USED FROM OCEAN TO OCEAN FOR 27 YEARS. 
SOLD BY SEED DEALERS OF AMERICA. 
Saves Currants, Potatoes, Cabbage, Melons, Flowers, 
Trees and Shrubs from Insects. Put up iu popular pack¬ 
ages at popular prices. Write for free pamphlet on Bugs, 
and Blights, etc., to 
B. HAMMOND, Fishkill-on-Hudson, New York. 
WAIST 
HIGH 
75 FOR THIS NEW 
— LOW DOWN 
AMERIGAN 
29 
75 
CREAM SEPARATOR 
A SEPARATOR THAT EXCELS ANY SEPARATOR IN THE WORLD 
DON’T HESITATE BECAUSE OUR PRICE IS LOW. The quality is high; 
we guarantee it. It is up to date, well built and well finished. It inns easier, 
skims closer and has a simpler bowl with fewer parts than any other cream 
Separator. Don’t accept our word for it. Judge for yourself. Our offer 
,enables you to do this at our expense. Write us a postal card or a letter 
and receive by mail, postpaid, our 1909 catalogue. It is handsomely illus¬ 
trated. showing the machine in detail, and fully explains all about the 
Low Down AMERICAN. It also describes the surprisingly liberal LONG 
TIME TRIAL proposition we can make you. Competition is defied by 
the quality and price we make. Our generous terms of purchase will 
astonish you. Remember, we are the oldest exclusive manufacturers of 
hand separators In America, and the first to sell direct to the user. You 
are not dealing with any agent, middleman or catalogue house when deal¬ 
ing with us. Not one single profit is paid anyone between ourselves and 
our customer. You save all agents’, dealers’, even catalogue house profits 
and get a superior machine By dealing with us. Our New Low Down 
AMERICAN Waist high Separator is the finest and highest quality machine 
on the market and our own (the manufacturer’s) guarantee protects you 
on every AMERICAN Separator. We can ship immediately. Western orders 
filled from Western points. Write us and get our great offer and hand¬ 
some free catalogue on our New Low Down AMERICAN Separator. Address 
AMERICAN SEPARATOR CO., Box 1075, BAINBRIDGE, N. Y. 
lOllden tightens Labor 
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W You can’t afford to over- 
" ffpr look the LOUDEN Hay Car- 
~ rier: — that is if you want a car¬ 
rier that will never break down; 
that you do not «end away for repairs 
every now and then. Years of hard 
usage by thousands of farmers have 
proven this to such an extent 
that they will not buy any 
hay tools, forks, slings, 
tracks without the __ 
name LOUDEN on 
maw# 
, ..,„„Jl»Carrieif 
luderi 
y:r 
ing on the track; the sim¬ 
plest lock that works per¬ 
fectly every time; patented 
swivel takes kinks out of rope. 
Why not buy a LOUDEN carrier that 
will be good for life. We are hay tool spec¬ 
ialists— Free catalogue of LOUDEN Lit¬ 
ter Carriers, Flexible Barn Door^ 
Hangers and other labor sav¬ 
ing hardware specialties^ 
will show you why. 
Free Book let, 
“ Fitting up 
Barits.” 
LOUDEN MACHINERY CO., €01 Broadway, Fairfield, Iowa- 
