THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



ESTABLISHED 1850. 



GREENHOUSE 



/ A 



HEATING APPARATUS, 



Thomas J. IMIyers' Son, 



Successor to THOS. J. MYEHS & SON, 



1162 PASSYUNK AVEN UE, PHILADEL P HIA, PA. 



NEVER WASTE 



70,000 SOLD YEARLY. 



The growing- popularity and usefulness 

 of CABINET or PARLOR ORGANS is 

 shown by the fact that SEVENTY THOU- 

 SAND are sold yearly in the United 

 States. I he best are the __ 



MASON & HAMLIN 



Your time or iiioi.ey rentin;r a farm wlien vmi can 

 BUY ui] yum OWN TIMli: and TKRMS a 



Fine FARM and HOME 



Wilh iheBEST MARKETS almost at your door. 

 Onn nnn APDCC F"*^"^* Farming Lands in 

 UUU.UUU ftunLO tbe World. Easy payments. 

 LouK lime. Low rate of interest. For terms, address 

 O. lYI. BAUNES, L,an8ins, Micli. 



which have been awarded highest distinctions for uemon- 



STRATBD SUPERIORITY at EVERY ONE of the GREAT WORLD'S 

 Industrial Elxhibitions for thirteen years, without one single excep- 

 tion. 



NEW STYLES 



are ready this season with important improvements. For LARGE 

 CHURCHES, splendid organs, with great power and variety, at 

 •570, $480, 8390. and less prices; For SMALLER CHURCHES, 

 SCHOOLS, &c. 884 to 8200 and upwards. SUPERB DRAW- 

 ING-ROOM STYLES at $200 to SolO, and upwards; a GREAT 

 VARIETY of SMALLER ORGANS of equal excellence, though 

 less capacity, or in plain cases at 851 to $200 and upwards. Also 

 furnished for monthly or quarterly payments, 85 and upwards. 



These Organs are certainly unrivalled in excellence, while the 

 prices are not much higher than those of very inferior instruments 



Before purchasing any organ send for laUst ILLUSTRATED 

 CATALOGUE (32 pp. 4to), containing full desciiptions and prices, 

 including new styles, and much useful information for the purchaser 

 of any organ, which will be siMifree and post-paid. 



MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO., 



154 Tremor t Street, BOSTON; 46 East Fourteenth Street, NEW 

 YORK; 149 Waba.sh Avenue, CHICAGO. 



Of all Florida Grasses the SEA OATS is the most interesting. 

 Made up into Bouqueis or put loose in vases it will make a beautiful 

 and elegant mantel or church decoration. My stock of this year's 

 crop is tine, well cured and bleached. 



PRICE— 100 pounds, including boxine, $16. 

 50 •* " •• 9. 



25 •• •• " 5. 



On receipt of five 3 cent stamps, samples will be sent by mail free 

 of posti ge. JS'Orders sent in promptly on receipt of this card 

 willbe filled on or before August 15th. Terms cash. Bear in mind 

 that prices quoted include delivery, free, on board of steamboat or 

 railroad in Jacksonville, Fla., and no extra charge for packing. 



Address, ARNOLD PUETZ, Jacksonville, Fl». 

 P. O. Box fi77. n.l 



KANSAS. 



All about its climate, resources, lards, people, crops, &c., can be 

 found in the WEEKLY CAPITAX, an 8 page, 48 column paper, 

 sent postage paid to any address in the United States, 6 months for 

 ,|)0 cents, I year for One Dollar. Correspondents in every County 

 in the State Postage Stamps taken as money. 

 n.4 J. K. HUDSON, Editor, Topeka, Kansas. 



HOPE^DEAF 



Garmore's Artificial Ear Drums 



RESTORE THE HEARINCl and perform tbe 



work of the Natural Drnm. Remain in position 

 without aid, and are not obaerrable. All Con- 

 versation and even whispers heard distinctly. We re- 

 fer to those using thom. Srnd for descriptive circular. 



■*^''''L''",.r „ CARMORE&CO., 



S. W. Comer 6th & Kace 8t«., ClnclnmaH, O. 



S0CGES8 WITH SMALL FBOITS. 



BY E. P. ROE. 

 Profusely and sumptuously illustrated in the highest style of art. 

 Fire heavy paper and splendid typography. Royal 8vo, pp. 313, 

 cloth. Price, ^5.00, mailed, postage paid, on receipt of price. 

 Address, CHAS. H. MAROT. 



814 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 



