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The Weekly Florists' Review. 



JULY 12, won. 



THE FLORISTS' REVIEW 



G. L. GRANT, Editor and Manager. 



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INDEX TO ADVERTISERS. 



Amling E. C 189 



Barnard. W. W. & 



Co 177 



Bassett & Wash burn. 



188 



BfQthey & Co JS8 



Beinine, H. G 188 



Brant & Noe 190 



Brjnkerhoff & Barnett 



Engraving Co 199 



Budlong, J. A 188 



Burpee, W. Atlee & 



Co 178 



Champion, J. H. & 



Co 189 



Chicago Carnation 



Co 188 



Cincinnati Cut Flow- 

 er Co 188 



Classified Advs 182 



Cottage Gardens 191 



Crabb & Hunter I9l 



Crowl Fern Co 178 



Cunningham, Jos. H .191 



Cut Flower Ex 178 



Dietsch, A. &C0....198 



Dillon, J. L 190 



DorniT, F. & Sons Co. 



191 



Dreer, H. A 199 



Esler, John G. Secy .178 



Ferguson. J. B 187 



Florists' Exchange. .19^ 

 Florists' Supply Co. 200 



Garland. Geo. M 19s 



Gibbons, H. W 19s 



Giblin& Co 200 



Greene & Underbill. . 190 



Hall, \V. E 191 



Hancock, Geo. & Son 191 



Heacock, Jos 178 



Heiss, J. B 178 



Herr, Albert M 191 



Hill, E.G. &Co 191 



Hippard Co., E 198 



Hitcbings & Co 



197-198-200 



Hunt, E H 188 



Jackson, E. B 191 



Jennings Bros 198 



Kasting, W. F 177 



Kellogg. Geo. M 188 



Kennicott. Bros. Co. 177 



Kldd, J. N 190 



Kroesctiell Broi Cn iOi' 



Kuehn, C. A 188 



Kuhl, Geo. A 190 



Lager & Hurrell ....178 



Linthicum, J. S 187 



Long, D. B 188 



Lord & Biirnham 



Co 200 



McFadden, E. C....178 

 McKellar & Winter- 

 son 189 



Magnuson, M. A 190 



Model Plant Stake 



Co 191 



Moninger, J. C. Co. .199 

 Moore, Hentz & Nash 



178 



Morris Floral Co.... 191 



Nanz & Xeuner 190 



Pennock, S. S 187 



Piercu Co., F. 197 



Pittsburg Cut Flower 



Co 187 



Pollworth Co.. C. C. 188 

 Quaker City Machine 



Works 200 



Randall, A. L 188 



Reed & Keller 178 



Regan Pt'g House. ..198 



Rice,M. & Co 177 



Retzer, W. & Co. ...189 



Sands, W. B 190 



Schmitz, F. W. 0....191 

 Schwill, Otto & Co.. 178 

 Skabcura DipCo....I99 



Smith, N. &Son 191 



Smith & Smith 1S7 



Soltau, Chr 178 



South Side Floral Co. 



189 



Thorbum, J. M. & 



Co 178 



Vincent, J r.,K.& Son 



189 



Wabash Ry. 189-190-199 

 Weathered's Sons, T. 



W 200 



Weber &Sons 191 



Welland & Risch....I88 



Wietor Bros 188 



WilksMfg. Co 200 



Wittbold Co., Geo... 177 

 Young, John Welsh .178 



Young. Thos., jr 178 



; Zirngiebel, D 178 



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Cupid once gave the rose to Hippocrates as a bribe not to reveal the loves of Venus; 

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 a relic of this idea. The early popes often placed consecrated roses over the confessional 

 to denote secrecy, while the Chinese not only use it in this sense, but also as an emblem 

 of immortality. 



