THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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1 MAGNOLIA GRANDIFLORA, 



■ ORANGES AND LEMONS. 



RUIT PLANT AND PALMS, 

 LOWERING BULBS AND ROOTS. 



LOW PRICED TRADE LIST 

 REE to all who apply by letter to [tn.l2 



ARNOLD PUETZ, Jacksonville, Fla. 

 PRACTICAL ~ 



CAMELLIA CULTURE. 



A treatise on the Propagation and Culture of the Camellia Ja- 

 ponica, by Robert J. Halliday. Illustrated with Five Colored 

 Plates and 50 Wood Engravings, r2mo, pp. 141, cloth. Price, $2.00. 

 Sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of price. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut St., Philadelphia. 



rsinHoMayQools 



A PULL LINK OK 



Generally. 



"^\ Bulbs, Grasses, Mosses, 



Pampas Plumes, Immortelles, Glass Shades, 



Ferneries, Imported Wicker Baskets of 



Dried Natural Flowers and Grasses. 



Also my own make of Straw Baskets and BoBtic Work. 



Send for an Illnstrated Price List. 



JAMES KING, 



t.n.9 186 STATE STBEKT, CHICAGO, U^. 



$72 



A WEEK. $12 a day at home easily made. Costly 

 outfit free. Address Trus & Co., Augusta, Maine. 



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Auerican Agriculturist 81 10 



" Architect .5 52 



" Artisan 1 60 



Builder 1 25 



" Entomologist » 1 60 



" Farmer 1 25 



" Journal of Microscopy 90 



" Naturalist .3 25 



Poultry Yard 1 35 



" Statistical Review 4 25 



Andrews' Bazar 90 



Appleton's Journal and Premium 2 50 



Archives of Dermatology 3 25 



Art Amatear 2 25 



Arthur's Home Magazine 1 60 



Atlantic Monthly 3 35 



Babyland.- - 40 



Bee Keepers' Magazine 1 00 



Blackwood's Magazine (reprint) 3 30 



Boston Medical and Surgical Journal 4 25 



Botanical Gazette- 85 



British Quarterly Review (reprint)... 3 30 

 Bucks County Intelligencer, old sub- 

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Building Association Journal 75 



California Horticulturist 2 25 



Central Union Agriculturist and 



Chrome 1 70 



Children's Friend 1 20 



Christian Union 3 00 



Churchman. Old subscribers no dis- 

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Coleman's Rural World 1 80 



Contemporary Review, English Ed... 7 75 



" " Reprint 2 25 



Country Gentleman & Rural Annual, 2 10 

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Dollar Weekly Times fCiuclnnatl),... 90 



Dwlgtat's Journal of Music 4 25 



Druggist's Circular- — . 1 40 



Eclectic Magazine- 4 25 



Edinburg Review (reprint) 3 80 



Farmer's Home Journal 1 25 



Farm Journal, Phila. Sub. 40c. others 30 



Forest and Stream 3 25 



Fortnightly Review. Reprint 2 25 



Frank Leslie's Chimney Corner 3 10 



Illustrated Times 3 10 



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Germantown Telegraph, old sub- 

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" Young People 1 30 



Herald of Health, without Premium, 80 



Household - '••••. 85 



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Land and Home 1 85 



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Littell's Living Age 7 25 



London Garden 8 00 



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London Quarterly Review (reprint).. 3 30 



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Magazine of Art....._ 2 25 



Maine Farmer 1 75 



Manufacturer and Builder 1 85 



Maryland Farmer _ 80 



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New England Farmer ~.. 2 35 



New York Evangelist 2 60 



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" " Methodist 1 80 



" " Herald, Weekly 100 



" " Observer. Old subscribers 



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Ohio Farmer 1 40 



Our Home Journal 2 2S 



Park's Floral Gazette 40 



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Weekly Times 185 



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Medical Times 8 10 



Phrenological Journal 1 60 



Poultry World _.. 1 00 



Popular Science Monthly 4 20 



Practical Farmer (Weekly) 1 40 



Prairie Farmer ... 1 60 



Presbyterian 8 20 



Progress 4 10 



Purdy's Fruit Recorder 80 



Rural New Yorker, and Special Seed 



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Scientific American 2 76 



" " Supplement' 4 00 



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Scribner's Monthly 8 45 



Southern Cultivator 1 30 



Southern Planter and Farmer 1 50 



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Toronto Weekly Globe 1 60 



Valley Farmer 76 



VIck's Illustrated Monthly Magazine 1 00 



Watchman and Reflector. Old subs. 2 80 



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Western Agriculturist and premium 85 



" Rural 1 46 



Westminster Review (reprint).-....... 3 30 



Wide Awake 1 60 



Woodworker 86 



Young Folk's Monthly 86 



Young Scientist 4« 



Youth's Companion, new sub 1 40 



old " 1 76 



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