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THE HO R 7 /CULTURAL ADVERTISER. 



—FOR— 



Park, Street i Lawo Planting 



SPLENDID LOT. 



—CONSISTING OF— 



American Eltn, EiiKlisl» Alder, European Ash, Whit® 

 Ash, Silver-leaved Maple, Kock or Sugar Maple an*' 

 Lombardy Poplar, (i to >S, 8 to 10, 10 to 12 and 12 to 15 fee*- 

 Catalpa Speciosa, Ash-leaved Maple, American Lin- 

 den, Ctimpestrls Elm and I^aurel-leaved Willow. 6 to 8 

 and 8 to 10 ieet. American and European Mountain 

 Ash, 8 to 10 feet. European Larch and Deciduous 

 Cypress, 4 to 6 and 6 to 8 feet. 



The above in surplus. Many otliei- sorts in smaller quan- 

 tities. 



•^GRAPE VINES.^ 



A large stock of both one and two-year old, including 

 many of the newer varieties. 



KHODODENDRONS, HMID CATAWSIENSE, Etc, 



9 to 10, 12 to 15 and 18 to 20 inches. A fine lot. 

 A FULL and COMPLETE LINE of NURSERY STOCK. 



4®- PRICE LIST FREE.-^Si 



Tie Storrs i Harrison Co., 



tja4 



Painesville, Lake Co., Ohio. 



JOHN SAUL'S 



CATALOGUE OF 



Isw, Ears and hM Plants for 18S3, 



"Will be ready in February with a colored plate. 



It is full in all the really good New Plants— New 

 Dracpenas, New Crotoiis New Pelarfjjoniums, &c., 



with a rich collection ol Fine Folinge and other Green- 

 house and Hot-house Plants, well giown andat lowprices, 

 free to all our customers ; to others 10 cents, or a plain copy 

 free. 



Roses. 



An immense stock of all the New French and English 

 Varieties. Bennett's Hybrid Teas, Qvieen of Bedders, 

 Etoile de Lyon, and other fine New Teas &c., pot grown 

 at cheap rates. New Rose Catalogue now ready, free. 



NEW SINGLE DAHLIAS. 



Single Dahlias. Plants and Seeds from Ware's 

 Collection, the finest in Enghxnd. "This strain is the 

 finest in the trade, and has produced the finest novelties of 

 the season, ten of which have been awarded first-class 

 certificates." 



Sast Indian, Mexican. Central and South Ameri- 

 can, &c., Catalogues free. 



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TRADE OFFER.- 



For some years these have been grown as SPECIALTIES ; 

 we are in a position to siMid out, this season, unusually lai'ge 

 and fin(! bulbs. By starting the Gloxinias early they may 

 be brought into bloom May 1st. 



Gloxinia Crassifolia Grandiflora, 



Mixed ill the finest colors, ji2.00 per doz., 115.00 per 100. 



Caladium Fancy leaved, 



25 of the finest sorts, $2.00 per doz., $12.00 per 100. 

 They may be sent by mail securely packed from frost. 



HENRY A. DREER, 



714 Chestnut St„ Phi ladelphia. 



I WILL SE:ND TO ANY PART OF THE UNITED 

 STATES OR CANADA 



25 CHOICE VARIETIES 



Of Cactus, Yuccas, Fan-Palms. Assortment for only $10.00. 



25 VARIETIES AMARYLLIS, 



Lilies, Gladiolus, Zephyranthes, Oxalis, for only $2.00. 



12 PAPERS OF EVERGREEN TREES, 



Acacias, Cypress. Thuja, Eucalyptus. Cassia, Erythrina, 

 Koelreuteria, for only <t2,00. 



FRESH SEEDS OF 2 FINE FAN-PALMS, 



Brahea filamentosa (Pritchardia) and Brahea glauca at 

 $5.00 ptr packet. 



WISTARIA SINENSIS, 100 Seeds, $2.00. 



R. WEINHOLD, 



f3 FLOUIST AND SKKDSMAN, 



Box 303. Los Angeles, Southern California. 



WANTED 



A PARTJSER 



for Nursery 

 and Seed Busi- 

 ness. Write to 11. WEINHOLD, 

 Box 303, Los Angeles, S. California, fg 



1,000 BOXES 



FLORIDA ORANGES, 



Will be given away in Premiums to subscribers, 

 particulars, address 



HERALD PUBLISHING CO., 



f.4 Tavares, Orange Co., Florida 



For 



Together with General Information for Sportsmen. 



By JOSEPH H. BATTY, 



Taxidermist for the H-iyden Expedition and other Government 

 Surveys, and many of the leading Col eges and Museums of the 

 United States. Author of " H w to Hunt and Trap," etc. 125 

 Illustrations. i2mo, cloth. Price, $1 50 Mailed, post-paid, on 

 receipt of price. Address, 



CHAS. H. MAROT. 814 Chestnut St. Phila. 



