THE HORTICbLTURAL ADVERTISER. 



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H. S. ANDERSON, Cayuga Lake Nurseries, 

 jai2 Union Springs, N. Y. 



BECKERT BROS., Plants, Seeds, Florist's 

 Sundries, &c., Allegheny City, Pa. 



ALBERT BENZ. Pansies a specialty, 

 SI2 Little Neck, L. I., N.Y 



A.W. & J. S. KERR. Trees, Roses, Shrubs, 



Bedding Plants, McKinney.Coilin Co.,Tex. 



THOMAS MEEHAN; 77, 



Nur>eryman & Tree Seeds, Germant n,Phil 



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WM. PARRY, Small Fruit Plants, Fruit, Or- 

 namental Irees & Shrubs, Parry P.O., N.J. 



ELLWANGER & BARRY. Ornamental and 

 Fruit Trees, Shrubs, &c., Rochester, N.Y. 



W. R PHILLIPS, Peach Trees, Patentee oS 

 Phillips' Evaporator, Milford, Del. apli2 



W. C. STRONG, New and Choice Ornamen- 

 tal Trees, Roses, &c., Brighton, Mass. api2 



F. WALKER & CO., Fruit & Omam'l Trees, 



\ Grape Vines, Roses, &c.. New Albany, Ind. 



WM. J. STEWART, 



WHOLESALE DEALER IN 



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Boston Store : 4 Park St. Philadelphia Store : 1518 Chestnut. 

 Telecraphic orders to either store promptly attended to. 

 Fresh Flowers and careful packing a specialty. 



COOD SEED 



— — "~" ''"-'■ ibiB of Nice Vejj- 



'es, IJeautitiil 



ivcrs, andlJig 



lann crops. 0"r 



i IS ieslediox'^K- 

 ,lity and purity, 

 and only the 

 ..I EST ottered. 

 ;^We are the larq- 

 It farmer's, Feed 

 jroivbrs & deal- 

 ers anywhere. 

 nringCatalotjue 

 i'lower.Vegeta- 

 ! F irm,andTree 

 d. tree. Caia- 



up i>y Floirtring 

 .ea:^ -^=~™«„, ._»i^-^ ' "'"' Plants tor 



hoviseaiKl Lrarden,Wee..S' '''--'/'•• ^'i' r"( er>.M /nianac. if 500 

 prize ess.iys on special crops. North'n or South'n edition, 

 10 cts. firain anilFarinSeeitsM(imial—\u-r.Xory,AeecT'x)- 

 ticins.cultureif best (Trains, Grasses.Potatoes.lOcts. 



HIRAM SIBLEY &. CO., Seedsnisn, 



liochcster, N. Y. und C'hicaco. lU. 



T HA\t >(i\\ I^ .SKJCK OM!.K lOOO LNdUAV- 

 1 INGS of Fruits, Flowers, Tree.s, Vegetables, Catalogue 

 Covers and Ornamental Cuts for Florists and Nurserymen's 

 use onlv, of which I am selling duplicates at lowest possible 

 rates. "The demand for mv Catalogues has been so heavy 

 that my edition is nearly exhausted. Completed Catalogues, 

 illustrating everv cut in stock, will be sent on receipt of 25 

 cents (printing alone cost 50 cents), which may be deducted 

 otr first order. A.BLANC, 



Engraver for Florists, Seedsmen and Nurseiymen only, 

 ftf 31-1 North Eleventh street. Philadelphia. 



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HARDY PLANTS AND BULBS 



X WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. % 



Fine Lilium auratum Bulbs, $10.00 per hundred. 



For CATALOGUES, address 



WOOLSON 4to CO., 



J»12 Lock Drawer E. PASSAIC, N. J. 



CXJT FLOIATERS 



BY MAIL OR EXPRESS. 

 DHCrC NIPHETOS. PEARLS, BON SILENE, DOUGLAS. 

 riUOCO, SPRUNT,SAFRANO. ADAM, &C. Clioice selec 

 'ion at «5.00 iicrKHJ; MEDIUM, at W3.0O per If.O. Cookf, 

 Mermets and Fancies at »8 OO per 100. CARNATIONS, 

 King of Crimson, La Puritv, Mrs. Jolitte, Queen of Whites, 

 Peerless. Smiths' White. Degraw, Edwanlsii. Pbdopojna, 

 Ac. at »1.50 per 100. Special Colors «3.00 per 100; 

 Smilax, good strings, S2.50 per doz. ( 'aTalogne free. 

 f.tf A ddress, I. C. WOOD & BRO., Fishklll. N. Y. 



rTREE SEEDLINGS 



! For Timber Plantations, Young Evergreens, Stocks, Grape 

 I Vines, Seeds ano Seedlings for Nurserymen. Immense iStock. 

 I Lowest Prices. Gre.i Vaiicty. Catal' guc Free 



J. JENKINS. 



Grape and Seedling Nursery. 



mhtf Winona, Columbiana Co., Ohio. 



CR ♦/» COflPer day at home. Samples worth So free. Ad 

 ^O 10 ^^Udress Stinson & Co.. Portland. Maine 



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New Carnation { ^--^f^ifo^^^sf^^.^^H^"'* 

 NeiTir Carnation { 



MRS. GARFIELD. 



Color, Chinese Pink. 



Only a few more stock plants on hand of these wonderful Carnations at 50c. each ; «5.00 per dozen. Well estab- 

 lished young plants, from 2-inch pots, at «1.50 per dozen ; «8 00 per 100. Will be ready about i^ ebruary 1st. 



Rooted Cuttings, from cutting bench, at »4 .00 per 100 ; »30.00 per 1000. Orders booked and filled in rotation. 



Not less than six plants will be sold at dozen rates ; not less than fifty at hundred rates. Cut Blooms in large 

 numbers at market prices. Send ten-ce.it stamp for sample florets. ^' 



JNO. BREITMEYER & SOX. 157 Bates Street, Detroit, Mich. 



MAKE HENS LAY 



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\n Encllsh Veterinary Surgeon anccriemist^ 

 now traveling in this country, says that most 

 of the Horse and Cattle Powders sold here 

 ___ .^, __ ^_ __ ^_ _ _ ^_ ^„„ _ E. are worthless trash. He says that Sherldans 

 ■ WB iniBl^ ■■ ■ ■ ^" ■ ^ ^^ ^"« » «■ (on^jition powders are absolutely pure and 

 fenmenselv valuable. Nothing on earth will make hens lay like Sheridan's Condition Powders, ^"^e^ 1 Jeasp-n- 

 fiU to 1 pint food. Sold everywhere, or sent by mail for 8 letter-stamps. I- S. Johnson & to-, Boston, mass. 



