THE HORTICULTURAL ADVERTISER, 



19 



FOREIGN GRAPE VINES FOR GRAPERIES. 



We now offer the flneit •ollectlon of Foreign Grapes prow-n 

 in the country. They ;irc :ill good, Strong, healthy canes, all 

 true to name and all in exielleni condition for shipping. 

 Below will be found list of varieties grown by us, one and 

 two years old. 



S One year old vines, $1.00 each. 

 PRICE : \ j^„ ygg^ pij y,„jj J2.00 each. 



Bowood Muscat, 

 Muscat Hamburg, 

 Cansn Hall Muscat, 

 Madresfield Court Muscat, 

 Mrs. Prince's Black Muscat, 

 Muscat of Alexandria, 

 Black Prince, 

 Black Alicante, 

 Black Barbarossa, 

 Black St. Peter's, 

 Buckland Sweetwater, 

 Calabrian Raisin, 

 Chasselas de Fontainebleau, 

 Chasselas White, 

 Chasselas Golden, 

 Duchess of Buccleuch, 



Frontignan Grizzly, 

 Frontignan Black, 

 Gros Colman, 

 Hamburg Black, 

 Hamburg Wilmot'a, 

 Hamburg Mill Hill, 

 Hamburg Victoria, 

 Lady Down's Seedling, 

 Prince Albert, 

 Royal Ascot, 

 Santa Cruz, 

 Trentham Black, 

 White Nice, 

 White Syrean, 

 ^A/hite Sweetwater, 

 White Tokay. t.f.l2 



Frontignan White, Catalogue sent free on application. 



We would also call special attention to our stock of 



Camellias, Azaleas, Acacias, Roses and general collection 



of winrer-blonmine; nrnainentril foliage and bedding plants. 



DAVID FERGUSSON & SONS. Laurel Hill Nurseries, 

 Ridge and Lehigh Avenues, opp. Laurel Hill, Philadelphia. Pa. 



BOMAEDIAS, iSES, &C, 



WE OFFER TO THE TRADE 



Primroses, fine strain, 2-inch 84.00 per 100 



Bouv»rdii»8. single and dottble, 2-inch., 6.00 " 



Pres. Garfield, Double Pink 2-in. 8.00 " 



Pteris Tremula, 2-inch 4.00 " 



Roses from open ground, assorted 10 00 " 



Climbing Roses, as Baltimore Belle, and Queen of 

 Prairies, extra, strong, »10 per 100 ; !S90 per 10<X). Write 

 for Circulars, Ac, to 



NANZ <&, NEUNER, 



LOUISVILLE, KY. 



The C nlminating Triumph. 



TO LIVE! 



Agents Wanted. 



HOVT 



A complete Cyclopedia of household knowledge for the 

 masses ; now ready. Nothing like it. Going fast. Low- 

 priced, illustrated', nnequaled in authorship. Send for 

 Press notices and full particulars now. Outfit and instruc- 

 tions how to sell, free to actual agents. Success guaranteed 

 faithful workers. State experience, if anv, and territory 

 desired. W. H. THOMPSON, Pub., 404 Arch St.. Phiia. 



HANSELL RASPBERRY 



p&ssed ID other respecu 



anohcs- 



STRAT|4'i^*«i*^^Jii« GRAPES 



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CarraDtii 



lock of HUnU of »M the 



etie;*. t,oth new mod old. 



Lovett'o 8Bia]| Fnilta are the 



»tcd priced catalogue telling how to get 



berries: 



CR 4>n <tOnP*'''l*y **^ho™^- Samples worth $5 free. Ad- 

 <g%J \M <g^Udre8s8Ti>-so.N A Co.. Portland, Maine. ja.l2 



WINDOW FLOWER GARDEN 



By Julius J. Heintich. 



Handsomely lUuitrated. This work endeavors by a few simple 

 directions for the management of plants and flowers in the window 

 or conservatory, to show to all members of the family, and especial- 

 ly the children, that the uultivation of flowers is not difficult and 

 brings more real enjoyment than many moreexpensiv* amusements. 



It is intended for all, including children, excluding technical terms 

 as far as possible, and giving the most simple directions. 93 pp., la 

 mo, cloth 75c. Sent by mail post-paid on receipt of price. 



Address. CHAS. H. MAROT, 814 Chestnut Street. Phila. 



CELO8IA PYRAMIUALIS CLARKU The most pro- 

 lific winter-flowering plant ever ottered. A constant suc- 

 cession of bright crimson pyramidal flowers from October 

 to May. Xo florist should be without this splendid novelty. 

 Strong plants, in 3-in. pots, 50c. each, S6.00 per dozen. 



— cor.E:x7s — 



Magnificent new strains. Seed imported from newly ex- 

 plored portions of South Sea Islands. 

 COLErS MACKOPHYLLA, GEN. OARFIKLD.— A 



grand variety ; leaves under good cultivation, 8 to 10 in. 

 long, 6 to 8 wide ; color, chocolate marbled with bright ro«T 

 carmine. COLEUS MACKOPHYLLA, MRS. GEUDES.— 



Leaves 10 to 12 in. long, 8 to 10 wide ; beautifully variegated 

 with carmine, green, pink, chocolate and cream. The nnest 

 colored Coleus in cultivation. COLEUS GARLAND.— 



Elegantly colored with purple, cream, green and carmine ; 

 deeply serrated edges, forming miniature leaflets of great 

 beauty. Price, single plants. 60c. each ; set of 3, Sf.OO. 

 (Nothing equals them for pot culture in ^vinteI.) 



ts2 A.THORPE & CO., Washington, D.C. 



m\ im\ FEAca, fluu m cRsm pits 



For planting. Osage Orange seed. Samples and price« 



by mail. Address, 



C. B. ROGERS^ Seedsman. 133 Market Street, Phlla. 



A^FI^LE TFtEIES 



A half million 1. L', :', ami 4 years old. to close out at $20 

 per thousand, and up. Peachi Pear, Pium and Cherry trees. 

 Strawberry Plants, Ac, equally low- Form clubs and get 

 lowest rates. Catalogues tree. 

 STAR K Si CO., Pike County Norseries, Louisiana, Mo. 



pogkeTJIgnifiers. 



No. 3014. Price, 80 cents. 

 HARD RUBBER CASES AND FRAMES. 



'(see cut)" 



No. 3010 1 dbl convex lens, oval shape, 



" 3011 1 



" 3012 1 " 



" 3012^^-1 



" 30i;j 1 " 



" 301.33^-1 



" 3014 2 " 



" 3014>^-2 



" 301.5 2 



" 301.5K-2 



" 3016 1 



" 3017 1 



" 3019 2 " 



" .3020 2 " 



" .3022 3 " 



J^&l 



^in. diam. . 



k.6.'; .-; 



r* " :: 



1& 



bellows shape, 



.30 

 .40 

 .« 

 .75 

 .90 

 L26 

 .80 

 1.00 

 1.25 

 1.60 

 .40 

 .50 



" ..1.25 



.3024 2 " " diaphragm case %& K " ..1.00 



30il}^-3 " " ^' %Xo% " . . 1.25 



" 3025 Hard rubber case, 1 lens, %in. diam., of high 



power at one end, and 1 lens, ^in. diam., of 



medium power at other end 1.25 



Order them by numbers. Mailed, po.st-paid, on receipt of 

 price. Address, CHAS. H. MABOT, 



814 Cbestnat St., Philadelphi*. 



