THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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ianufactured by S. WILKS, 



,ju S. W. Cor. Monroe and Clinton Sts., CHiCAGO, ILL. 



Messrs. Aug. R6lker & Sons, N. Y.; 



1>UBUQUE, Iowa, May 13th, 1885. 



Dear Sirs— I have some Fir Tree Oil yet, but will need more after awhile; we 

 have almost annihilated "Mealy Bug" here, our greatest pest, generally. I dilute 

 one i)art in fifteen hot water and it combines at once an<l is certain death to the bug. 

 I find it good for cleansing foliage as well as an Insecticide. 



Yours, "W. A. Harkett. 



To be bought thrnugli any respectable Seed House in the larger towns, In pint bottlet 

 at 75 cts ; in half pints at 50 cis. For larger <iuant:ties address, 



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AUGUST ROLKER 6l SONS, 



The Sole Agents (or America. 



P. O. Box 899. or 44 DEY STREET, NEW YORK. 



The Flowering Plants, 



GRASSES, SEDGES and FERNS 



OF 



GFIE:A.T BRITAIN 



And their allieu, the Club Mo8»e8, i*e|iperwortR and 

 HorHetallH. 



By ANNllC PRATT, 

 6 Tol«. octavo, cloth, cilt. :illi full cclorccl plates. Illustra- 

 tinK 1543 species tlKiired with iiulcx in each vol. with hotanl- 

 cal and coinnion name referring; to plate, tiguro and paper. 

 Price $.32.-50 sent post-pai<l. Addn-ss, 



CHAS. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut Street, Phlla. 



Paris & GarSens ol Paris 



considered in rel.ntion lo the wants of OTHKR CITIES, andof 

 PUhLICand PRIVATE GROUNDS. 



By WM. ROBINSON. 



Splendidly and profusely illustrated, pp. 548. Octavo. i*ric« 

 87.60. Madcd post-paid on receipt of price. 



Address, CHAS. H. ^'AROT, 



814 Chestnut St., Phila. 



