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THE FARM AND GARDEN, 



^ ^OLIiBGiTION. 



BEOUGHT BY UNCLE SAM'S MAIL AND IN 

 OTHER WAYS. 



Daniel D. Herd, Laucaster, Pa., catalogue of Willow 

 Grove Nurseries. 



John S Collins, Moorestown, New Jersey, catalogue 

 of Pleasaul Valley Nurseries. Sseiit tree. 



H S Anderson. Union Springs. New York, mails us 

 his fall price-list of small fruiis. tienl free. 



E Duncan Sniflen. 3 Park Row. New York, Sends 

 Advertisers Reference Book for 1SS4. Send lor it. 



J. T. Lovett. Little Silver, New Jersey, sends his 

 autumn catalogue of trees, plants, and small frmti. 



Maber& Grosh. Toledo. Ohio, advertise a new knife 

 on our second cover page. What do you think ot it . 



B. K. Bliss & Sons, New Y'ork, favor us with their 

 autumn catalogue of bulbs, small fruits and gardea 

 requisites. 



John Perkins, Moorestown. New Jersey, sends us his 

 new catalogue, for fall of l!**4, and spring of 1885. Hardy 

 fruit trees, vines, and plants. 



A revolution in washing. Reasons why the Missouri 

 Steam Washer takes the lead, fiom Johnston Bros , 

 St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Chicago. Said to be a good 

 thing. 



The Pennsvlvania Horticultural Society will hold a 

 ChrvsaiuhHinum and Cut Flower Exhibition at their 

 half. Broad street. Philadelphia, on November 'y.G.l. 

 and »ih. This promises to be a very tine exhibition. 

 You should see it. 



We called on F. E. McAllister, of 31 Fulton Street. 

 New York, last month, and were shown samples of a 

 new tuniato, railed " The Fulton Market." It is a Kood 

 shape, has smooth skin, and is said to be very proliflc, 

 and quite early. 



Strawbridge & Clothier's Quarterly for Autumn, 18^. 

 has just been received from the publishers. Its gaily 

 printed cover is becoming a familiar indication that a 

 new season is upon us. The Quart'rl;/ is sent to any 

 address for one vear for only rtHy cents. If you have 

 not yet subscribed, send fifteen cents for a specimun 

 number to the publishers, Strawbridge & Clothier, 

 Philadelphia., 



CLUBBING LIST. 

 TWO PAPEBS FOR THE PKICE OF OXE. 

 These prices include a year's subscription to 

 Farm anu Gabuen and to the paper named. 

 Any American publication furnished at reduced r 



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American Agriculturist, 

 American Field, . 

 Amcricaa Poultry Tard, 

 American Garden. 

 Bee Jouroal (weekly) , 



" (montKly), . 



Bee Keeper's Magazine, 

 Cultivator and Couotry 



(ieiitleman, . 

 Century Magazine. 

 Dairy and i-'iirni Journal, . 

 Drainagt; & Farm Journal, . 

 Dcraorusts MaKaziuc. . 

 Empire Stale .\gricuUurist, 

 Farmer's Review, 

 Farming World, . . 

 Farmers' Home, . 

 Farm Implement, 

 Farmer and Fruit Grower, 

 Farmer and ManuTacturer, 

 Forest, Forgt' and Farm. . 

 Farmer's Companion- 

 Florida Despau^h. 

 Floral losirucU'r, 

 Farm Kcoui'mint.. 

 Farm and Fireside (Ohio), 

 Farm aud Fireside {N. C), 

 Farmers" Home Journal, , 

 Farmers" Advocate, . 

 Farm Journal, 

 Godcv's Lady's Book, 

 Gardener's Monthly, . . . 

 Home and Farm, . 

 Home Farm. 

 Harper's Monthly Magazine, 3 50 

 Iowa Farmer, 

 Indiana Farmer, . 

 Journal of Agriculture. 

 Kan>as Beekeeper, 

 Kitusus Farmer, , 

 Knn:!aj Spirit, 

 Kansas Agriculturist, 



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Ladies Floral Cabinet, 

 Livestock Monthly. . 

 Labor World, 

 Maryland Farmer, . 

 Mirror and Farmer, > • 

 Nebraska FarmT. • 

 National FouUry Moottor, . 

 Orange Couuty Farmer, 

 Ohio Farmer. 

 Ontario Hornet. . 

 Oregon Coloniiit, . 

 Purdv'a Fruit Recorder, 

 Poultry World, . 

 Prairie FaroKT, . 

 Poultry Nation. . 

 Poultry Messenger, 

 Planter's Journal. 

 Poultrv Advertiser, . 

 PoultrV Monthly. 

 Poultrv Bulletin. 

 Poultrv and Farm Journal, 

 Rural Record. 

 Roanoke Patron, . 

 Rural Calirornian, 

 Rural New Yorker,- 

 Souih aud West , 

 Southern Planter, 

 Southern Cultivator, . 

 Sunny South. 

 Tribune and Farmer, . 

 Vicks Monthlv Magazine. . 

 Western Rural (and seeds). 

 Wallace's Montlily, 

 Western Cultivator, . 

 Western Airriculturist, 

 Western Pluwnian, 

 "Western Hurtlculturist. 

 Youth's Companion (new 



subscribers), 

 Y'outh's Companion (rc- 



Dcwals) 



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TOUR 



W k fJtV pHntedon 40 Bntin Finished Cnrdll 

 JlAmij»°<l a Solid Kulled Gold Kins 

 FREE f"r ten two-cent stamps. Cut this out. 

 Cl,1NTON BROS., CUntonvlllc, Conn 



70 



Chromo Cards anJ Tennv«i)n's Pocnis mailed for ten 

 one cent stamps. ACME MANT6 CO., Ivorytown, Conn. 



STRAWBERRIES. 



MAVKIN<;lor Ihe BEST EARLY. CONNECTICIT 

 QUEEN lor LATE Pencil Trees by the 100 & 1000. 

 Catalogue sent Free. SAMUEL C. OeCOU. Mooreitowo. H. J. 



left New Scrap Pictures and Tennvson's Poems mailed 

 ISDfor 10c CAPITOL CARD CO., Harllort. Conn. 



FAIRVIEW NURSERIESir^iir^ 



'200A< KF.SIN I- Ur IT TREES AND 



S.IIAI.L FRllT PLANTS. 

 l*2.'J.O0O Peach Trees, choice Kiefler and 

 Le Coiite Pear Trees. AH kinds of nur- 

 sery slock. Small fruits, and Osnee Or- 

 ange specialties. Seii'l for price-list. Ad- 

 dress, j^ PERKINS, MOORESTOWN. N. J. 



m Scrap Pictures, and 100 Alhum Qnoiations onlv inc. 

 50 Embossed Cards 10c. J. B. HUSTCO. Nasiao. N. V. 



Grinfi your«own Bone, 



UIIIIU T\f..i,l. O-TBt^r Nht>1l.- 



Mealt Oyster Nheltis 

 IIORAIIA.X Floui' and (oro 

 llln t h. *3 H.a.l«-I> AIXXjXj 



'(F. Wilscrn'9 Patent I. lOO per 

 cent, more made in iteeplng poul- 

 «try. Also POIVER MILI^S and FARM 

 ■FEED MI1.I.S. Circulars and Testimonials sent 

 on application. WILSOST BKOS., £aston. Pa. 



Locust Grove Nurseries. 



Choice Trt-es. Vines, and Plants. All t!i>' tm \\ vai u-tics. 

 Manchester Sirawberries, Haiisell Ka.si)i)ei rif.s. Kieller 

 Pear Trees. Peach Trees a specialty. L.arge stock 

 and low prices. Send for circular to 



J. BRAY, Red Bank, N. J. 



CARD COLLECTORS! A handsome set of 16 French 

 Cards for only 5 cts. C. E. C. DePuy, Syracuse, N. Y. 



SOBIEXHING UNEXPECTED. 



THOROUGHBRED SHEEP 



or TEN OirFERENT BREEDS. TO BE DIVIOED AS PREMIUMS 



AMONG THOSE GETTING UP THE LARGEST CLUBS FOR 



THE NATIONAL 



WOOL-GROWERS' QUARTERLY, 



The official orcao of the National Wool-Geowbb.'*" As-s'-^rAXioN. 

 These she«p art; donated by k.i.iine breeders of the IniU-.l Suies. to 

 ail) in securing an immodiate and imnieDse circulutioQ for The 

 Quarterly in every Statt and Territory. A handsome O-I^poco 

 iiiagi:aziDe. only fiO cents a year in clubs of ten : sinelc sub&crii'tlons 

 60 cents. For particulars, cish cotumissions, etc, addre^* nt once 



NATIONAL WOOL-GROWERS' OUARTERLY, PITTSBURG. Pa. 



50 



Hidden Xame.Enibossed * Chromo Cards.fca Golden 

 (;ilt. lOc. 6 lots 50c. 0. A. BRAINARO. Higganum, Conn. 



We will send vmi a wat<'h or a chain 

 BY nAlLOK VArUKSS. CO. D.. to t>e 



exanuiied li.h.iv pay miiiiny money 

 and If iiMt Mili^laLtriiy. returned at 

 our^-xpen:?!'. We nuinufacture all 

 lurfAvatches and save you 30 per 

 cent, ^.'atalopue of 2.50 styles free. 

 Evi-rvu':(trhWnn anted. Address 



STAPAEE AMERICAN WATCH CO, 



yiTISBUKGU, PA. 



DIAMOND DYES 



Are the Best Dyes Ever Made. 



DRESSES, COATS, SCARFS, HOODS, 

 YARN, STOCKINGS, CARPET RAGS, RIB- 

 BONS, FEATHERS, or any fabric or fancy arti- 

 cle easily and. perfectly colored to any shade. 



32 FAST AND DURABLE COLORS, 



Evcii PA( :»a(;e will color one to tout lbs. ofgoods. 



A*»k for the DIAMOXO DTES, ohd take no other. 



None can compare ■with them for Brilliancy, Dura- 

 bility, Simplicity and Economy. Sold by all druggistl 

 and merchants, or send us 10 cents and any colorwanted 

 Bent post-paid. 27 colored samples and a boolt of dareo- 

 tionssentfora 2 cent stamp. ^ 



AVELLS A KICU AKPSOXCO., Bnrllngton, Tt. 



Cold Paint. Silver Paint. 



Bronze Paint. Artists' Blacki^ 



For gilding Fancy Baskets, Frames, tamps. Chan- 

 deliers, and for all kinds of ornamental work. Equal to 

 any of the high priced kinds and only 10 cts. apackage 

 at the druegists, or post-paid from __ _, 



WELXS A- B.ICUAItD80N CO., Borllnirton, Vti 



NEW 



FRUITS 



Catalogue 



FREE 



MARLBORO Rasp-DFDDVTl 

 CORNELIA Straw-DCnnf al 



Also a full assortment of all the new and old f 

 Fruits. Ornamentals, &.C. H. 6. ANDERSUN, 

 Cayuga Lake Nurseries, TTnion SprlngB. N. \ 

 i Eatablished 18o5.) Send for descriptions. \ 



In Sheep, Russia and Turkey Bindings. 



jDlCTIONAHygniPPLUEHTg 



DITCHING MAOIIINE, 



FOR UNDERDRAINING. 



"Will do more work than 30 men with sp.idea, Qaai^ 

 anteed tagive satisfaction. Send for Circular. 



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SOLE MANUFACTURER, TORONTO, CANAOAi 



Get the Standard. 



g^ ^TnVic\i*X.KT—\i has 118.000 Wordl, 

 ^JCXa^ 3000 EneraTiiiBs, and a New 



Ttio^aplucal Dictionary. 



fW\ T W ^^ Standard in Gov't Printing Office. 

 t 1» f ^ 33,000 copies in PuWic Schools. 



^^ Sale 20 to 1 of any other scries. 



^^^ngtrWlaidtomakca Familv intelliEcnt. 



^SXlOX Best help for SCHOLARS, 

 TEACHERS and SCHOOLS. 



JS-The vocabulary contain.s 3000 more words 



than are found in aiiy other American Dictionary. 



The Vna^ridced is now snppli'-d, .itaFmall ad- 



ditiniKil cost, with DKMSON'S 



PATENT REFERENCE INDEX, 



*'Th« prcat.'st improvement in book-making that 



has been made in a luindred years." ( 

 G. & C. MERRIAM & CO., Pub'rs,SprinEfield, Mass. 



DAIRY GOODS 



"We malso from the best material Snperior Articles^- 

 I of Rnirv 4;ood»«. that arc mi>lel? of Ftn-ncnh and pimplici- 

 1 tv. Uiiiiuotniiitii pnxif driven of their ih;mbil;n-, ?^M mann- . 

 I f d. turers "f Curti"*' Improved Farrory (hnm, Vinson's 



Power RutlcT Worker. I.ever Worker, ('urlis' Square 

 I Box <'hum. KertauKular Chun). Cream \'ais.Dof;Po^ver.etc. 



*'One Kaiiiilv Cliiini al wholesale where we have no 

 Indent." AH ■-■'■■!- w;irnii.i. ■! cxiii-ilv a-; repn-s.rnted. TWO GOLD 

 I AND FOl KTEE N SI l.VKK iMEnAI-S awarded for superiority, ,^ 



CORNISH, CURTIS & GREENE. Fort AtMnson, WisI^ 



Pulverizing Harrow. 



CLOD CRUSHER 

 and LEVELER* 



Enured at J^hiladelphia Post Office as Second Class Matter 



The "ACME" subjects thesoll to theaction of a Steel Crusher and Leveler, and to 'the f 'atrinc. 

 Liftinic. Turniiitr process of double fjnnrj^ of CAST STKKL COl'l.TKKS. the peculiar shape and arraOKe- 

 iiieni oi wliicli ^Mve immensp cutting po\Ter. Thus the tliree operations of crusbine lumps levrlins oft 

 lliH trrounil and itmroughlv pulrerizinc ilie soil are perfornipil at ibe snme time. The entire absence of 

 Spikes or .Sprins Teeth avoids pulling; u]) rulibish. II is eHperially ailapteil to inverled sod and hard clay, 

 where other Harrows utterly tail; works perfectly on light soil, and is the only Harrow that cuts over the 

 entire surface of the ground. 



IVe make a Variety of Sizes u/orldng from 4 to 15 Feet Wide. 



DO NOT BE DECEIVED. Don't let your dealer palm off a base imitation or 

 some Inferior tool on you under the assurance that it is something better, but 

 SATISFY YOURSELF BY ORDERING AN "ACME" ON TRIAL. We will send 

 the DOUBLE GANG Acme to any responsible farmer In the United States on trial, 

 and if it does not suit, you may send it back, we paying return freight charges. 

 We don't asl< for pay until you have tried It on your own farm. 



Send for Pamphlet oontBlntDK Thounands of Tentlmonlals fram 46 different State* end Tcrrl'irlcA. 

 BRANCH OFFICE: klACIl 0< DDnTUCD Manufuclorj and Principal UII.CT ; 



HARRISBURG. PA. nAoll^Cb DKU I nCKi UILLINOTON, NEW JEBS£T. 



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