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BEECROFT'S 



WHEEL HOE AND HAND WEEDER. 



I'riif "rcutlv reduced l«>r IsTs. A No an inlIM.■n^e i-l.-ek .d 

 Kver^Toons iinrt l)eei<iii(m!< Tree- of iill kiii(l>« end Hi/.ei- 



Ki Hit Trees, (Jraiie Viiie!<. Small Kriiiln. Slirtit)!< uiul KoKes, 

 will be 81)1(1 Ht very low prices. 



Price list sent freo. 



THUS. JACKSON, Nnrperyman, 

 .,|.,)l Portland, Me. 



LADY GRAPE-VINES~! 



The liuei-t. nerfeotlv tieallliv, hardv and reliable, extra early j 

 Wliile lirape. Also llrifiliton, Klvira, Kva. Delaware, Concord, 

 and all otli. r valuable kinds. Small Kriiits, Seeds, Trees, and 

 Klowerin" Plant-, lllnstraled Tatalo^'ues for 3-cent stamp. 

 Address. GEOHCiK W. C'AMPHKLL, De laware, Ohio. 



' JOHNSAUL'S CATALOGUE 



OP — 



New. Rare and Beautiful 



PLANTS 



Will be ready in February, with a COf-ORED PLATE. 



The following are offered : 



Nf -i^ Rom- Q,uf«-i» of He<ld«TS and other new sorts. 



Nf%v Doublf White (^ertiiiiunis and others, very di.stinct. 



New Ootil>le Ivy- Ltavid Geraniums. 



Xf'w Zonule, Dr." Denny's, and other tine sorts. 



fx e\v Fringed Pelarsoniuiu, Dr. Master's. 



New and Knre Ferns. 



New Tiiljerous-Rooled Begonias, double and single. 



Sonerilla Hendersonii, hand-onie foliage and flue winter 



bloomer. 

 Torenla Fournerl, a very pretty species. 

 \ eoUettion of New an«i Rare Slirubs and Trees. 

 .\ heautifiU collection of Dracjtnas, Crotons, Aloca- 



eias, Caiadiunis and other tine foliiiire i)lants. 

 New sets of Gloxinias, Clematis, FiicUsias, Dahlias, 



with an immense stock of new and heantitul plants, well 



grown, all of which are offered at low rates. 



Catalogue and Plate free to customers, to others 10 cents, or a 

 l)lain copy to all api)licant8 free. 



An immense stock of all the ne\y and standard varieties, gro\yn 

 in pots on own roots, cheap. 



NEW FRUITS. 



NE *- PKARS, PKACHES. STR.\WBERR' ES, &c. 

 NEW SHRUBS and ORNAMENTAL. TREES, 



With a large general 

 NURSERY STOCK, FRUIT TREES, EVER(;REENS, NOR- 

 WAY SPRUCE, AUSTRIAN PINE, SILVER FIR, 

 and other small EVERGREENS suitable 

 for Nurserymen. 



Catalogues mailed to applicants. 



teb.3. If'aslihif/ton, I). ('. 



Boule de Neige (white), La Purite (red), the two best kinds 

 for florists, ready for delivery from cutting benrh, from March 

 1st to May 15th, a* $.S.OO per 100. free by mail. Spcial rates by 

 the 1000. Address O. R. W.\TERMA"N, Ag't, Andover, Mass. 



febS 



Rear of 428 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. 



.\lanuta(tuic ol I'l.A 1 N and I'A N< ' V \V lltK-W ( »K K. tor FLO- 

 RISTS ; Wreaths (ro-ses. Stars, Crowns, Hearts, Anchors, 

 Rirds, Lambs, (Jips> Baskets, Hanging Haskets, Flower StandH, 

 &c.. latest designs. 



The NOVELTY HITTERFLY, for Cut-Flower Designs, is a 

 L'reat attraction, .\ssorled sizes and colors, CO cents for 10. 



"^ f li, 1. 111. 10 111. 12 lu 



Wire Hanging Baskets, iminled, l.oo l.'i.'i 1..'.0 '.!.(«> per doz. 

 " '• " galvanized, 1.2.') l.W) l.T.") 2 JKl " 



SEND FOR PRICE LIST. t-feb-tf 





M-m Iw 



mailoci n;ri: to 



al! api.liruiit.s. If cnn- 



tuiud colorc'l plale, 600 cD^ravlnj; 



about liO paKcs, and full ilf.»ctipiiori< 



prices and dircctious for iilauting ov<t 1 joo 



variftics of VcKCtal.lc aii.l Flower So.-ds Plants, Rosc.i Kta. 



Invaluable to all. Send f..r it. AJlr.ss ' 



D. M. FEERY & CO., Detroit, Mich. 



TOrrO FOR FRUIT 

 I nLLO AND ORNAMENT. 



500 ACRES OF TREES 



At Wholesale and Retail. Pears, .\pples, Cherries, Plums, 

 Quinces and Small Fruits. Ornamenlal Trees and Shrubs, new 

 and old. Evergreens, choice, large quantities, and large va- 

 riety. Maples, Birch, Beech, Weeping Trees, BEST SORTS. 

 Magnolias, Rhododendrons, Hydrangeas. 



CLEMATIS 



Jackmanni, H years, extra, and «.') other sorts. ROSES, Per- 

 petual, Moss, Tea, and Climbing. 



Clematis, Roses and Shrubs sent by MAIL, prepaid. 



Catalogues free. REDUCED PRICES. 



Address, T. C. MAXWELL & BROS, 



mch2 Geneva, N. Y. 



Large Specimeii Plants. 



Our New Catalogue is now 

 lection of 



lady. containing a large col- 



SUCCULENTS, FERNS, PALMS, 



AND 



Specimen or Exposition Plants, 



Sent free to all applicants. 



HENRY' MICHEL & CO., 

 107 North Fifth Street. 

 St. Louis, Mo. 



FRUIT AND BREAD. 



A Natnral and Scientifi*- 5>i«-t. 



BY QUSTAV SCHI-ICKEYSEN. 



Translated from the German by M. L. Holbrook. M. D. In- 

 tended to show what is the natural food of man ; to lead him to 

 become a living child of nature ; to simplify and beautify his 

 manner of living; to emancipate women from the drudgery of 

 the kitchen ; to lead to increased use of fruit ; to dimish the use 

 of flesh, and where possible, to do away with its use altogether; 

 to improve the health and add to the enjoyments and viliie ot 

 life. Cloth, 'i.'iO pages; 12mo. illustrated. Price, $1. Sent by 

 mail post-paid on receipt of price. Address, 



CH.'VS. H. m.lROT, S14 Chestnut St., Phila. 



