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THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



Index to Advertisexnents. 



Hend orders early as possible. Cfianges of copy must be in 

 by 16lh. New orders received after 'iid of month cannot be in- 

 sured insertion in next issue. Fly-leaf copy (new or changes) 

 mnet be In by iC^ft. For Advertising Rates see 2d cover page. 



Allen W. S., New York 13 



Benz Albert, Douglaston, N. Y Fly-leat page 2 



Blanc A., Philadelphia 11 



Boehmer Louis, Vokoliama, Japan U 



Catlin H. A., Ricliniond, Va 1.5 



Clinton Bros., Clintonville, Ct 12 



Collins John S., Moorestown, N. J 32 



ColmanC. D., St. Louis, Mo H 



Cowen N. & Son, New York 32 



Crown Manufacturing Co., Cincinnati, O 32 



DeWitt Bros., Bristol, Pa 11 



Dillon J. L^ Bloomsburg, Pa 15 



Eggleston Truss Co., Chicago, Ills 13 



Elliott Benj. A., Pittsburgh. Pa 4 



Exeter Machine Works, Boston, Mass 4th cover page 



Fergusson David & Sons. Philadelphia 19 



Freese George. Bogota, S. A 12 



Gordon J. C Camden, N. J 32 



Hallock V. H., Son & Thorpe, Queens, N. Y 16 



Heikes W. F., Huntsville, Ala 11 



Henderson Peter & Co., New York -... 3 



Hitchings&Co.,New York 5 



Independent The, New York 6 



Jenkins J., Winona, Ohio 11 



Johnson & Stokes, Philadelphia. Pa 12 



Knabe William & Co., New York 4th cover page 



Knauth, Nachod & KUhne, New York 8 



Laudreth D. & Sons. Philadelphia Fly-leaf page 2 



Lester M. H., Washington, D. C 31 



Ijbby E. H., New York 25 



Marschuetz & Baoharach, Philadelphia 8 



McAllister F. E., New York 32 



Meehan Thomas, Gennantown, Phila 17,18.25 



Paillet L., Paris, Fiance 13, 19 



Parscms & Sons Co. Flushing, N. Y 4th cover page 



Plenty Jos., New York and Phila Fly-leaf page 2 



Purdy A. M., P.alrajTa, N. Y 12 



Raoux C, New York 12 



Rendle Arthur E., New York Fly-leat page 1 



Rdlker August & Sons, New York 3, 8 



Seal Thomas F., Onlonville, Chester Co., Pa 11 



Sibley Hiram & Co., Rochester, N. Y 11 



Simpson Ttos. P., Washington, D. C 32 



Smith Uavid. Boston, Mass 7 



Smith W. &D., Geneva, N. Y 32 



Stewart Wm. J., Philadelphia and Boston 11 



Straiton & Storm, New York ..11 



Studer Nicholas, Washington, D. C 12 



Swain R. A.. Philadelphia 9 



Thompson N. U., Pub. Co., St. Louis, Mo 4 



Thorbum J. M. & Co., New York Fly-leaf page 1 



Transon P. & E., Orleans, France 8 



Van Geert A., Ghent, Belgium 11 



Vanhome, Griilen & Co., New York Fly-leat page 2 



Vaughan J. C, Chicago, 111 Fly-leaf page 2 



Vick James, Rochester, N. Y 4 



Waterer H., Philadelphia 14 



Weathered Thomas Vv., New York 10 



Welch Bros., Boston, Mass 11 



Wilson Wm. C, New York City 14 



Young Thomas, Jr., New York 11 



For SttuatiODB Wanted, see page 31. 



■ •■•■M mtn niVII ^ Locomotive Boiler suitable 

 UnTirU VUU vfilP f"' a greenhouse. Will heat 

 fiUlUllil ■«" ■■•■■ 'WO to 8000 ft. of pipe. In good 



J. C. GORDON, 427 Warket S t., Cam de n, N. J. 



GOOD ImANU 



FOR PEACHES OR SMALL FRUITS. 



Near Philadeliihla. S15.00 'fl acre. Easy Terms. Address, 



14 West Walnut Lane, 



dS GKKMANTOWN, PHIIA. 



■iiA m '^mrm |i|^«0 THUS. P. SIMPSON, Washlng- 

 |*/\ I tl>| I 2> tou D. C. No pay asked for 

 patent uuiil 'jliUiiiicii. Write for Inventors' Guide. n2 



Greenhouse or Conservatory 



nrill CD ^"'^ Hand, No. 4, Hitchlnga Conical 



U1J|I ^K Boiler in tirst-class order. Capable of 

 heating 500 ft. of 4-in. pipe. Price on 

 application to 



LOCK BOX 1618, 



PHILADELPHIA. 



Cn Chrorao or 25 Hidden name Cards, name on,] OcHample-"^ 

 wU tfc terms, 4c. Crown Ptg. Co., Northtor d, Ct. d& 



F. E. McAllister; 



Seed and Bulb Merchant, 

 22 DEY STREET, NEW YORK. 



SURPLUS STOCK OF — 



POLYANTHUS NARCISSUS, 



GLORIOSA, GRAND PR MO. 

 Grand Monarque, and Staten General, 



AT S3. 50 PER 100. 



Also DOUBLE ORANGE, PHCENIX NARCIS- 

 SUS and EARLY ROMAN NARCISSUS, 

 AT 83.00 P£R 100. 



MAY KING, Best STRAWBERRY. 



EARLY CLUSTER, BEST BLACKBERRY. 



ALL OTHER SMALL FRUITS. 



Comet and other Pear I rees &c. 

 JOHN S. COLLINS, 



MOORESTOWN, N. J. 



USE the boss Zinc and Leather Interfering Boots and 

 Collar Pads. They are the best. 



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AGENTS WANTED 1^"^:;^^^:^%^ 



equaled facilities. One of the larpiest and oldest estab- 

 lisUed Nurseries in the States. For ti>rm.s ad-lress, 



,12 W. & T. SMnH, Uknkva, N. Y. 



FRUIT AND BREAD. 



A Natural and Scientific Dl«t. 



BY GUSTAV SCHLICKHVSEN. 



Translated from the German by M. L. Holbrook, M. D. Intended 

 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 woman Irom the drudgery of tne kitchen ; to lead to 

 increased use of fruit; to diminish the use of fle>h, and where 

 possible, to do away with its use altogether : to improve the health 

 and add to the enjoyments and value of life. Cloth, 250 pages; la 

 mo. illustrated. Price, $1. Sent by mail post-paid on receipt ol 



price. 



Address, 

 CHAS. H. MAROT. 814 Chestnut St., PhU» 



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