Crawford's Strawberry Catalogue. M. Crawford., Cuyohoga Falls, Ohio. 



Steele, Briogs & Marcon Seed Co. , Toronto. Flower and Vegetable Seeds. 



Reed's Nurseries. Everything for the Fruit Grower. E. W. Reid, Bridgeport, O- 



Roses. Wholesale Price List, Spring 1894, of Florist's Stock. Wehster Bros., 

 Hamilton, Ont 



Burpee's Farm Annual, 1894. W. Atlee Bui-pee & Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 



Selection in Seed Growing is the title of a book of ninety-eight pages, published 

 by W. Atlee Burpee & Co., Philadelphia, which contains papers read at the Worlds 

 Horticultural Congress at Chicago, in 1894. 



Purdy's Small Fruit Instructor. A. M. Purdy, Palmyra, N. Y. 



The Storrs Harrison Co., Painesville, 0. 1893 Catalogue Vegetable and Flower 

 Seeds. 



The Canadian Bee Journal for January, is to hand. Besides much valuable 

 information upon bee-keeping it contains a number of half-tone illustrations of leading 

 Canadian bee-keepers. Since falling into the hands of Goold, Shapley & Muir Co., Ltd., 

 Brantford, Ont., the journal has taken front rank as an authority on bee-keepmg. It is 

 edited by R. F. Holtermann, v.ho produced the comb honey scoring the highest of any at 

 Chicago Exhibition. 



THE APPLE MARKET. 



New York Market (reported by Messrs. Palmer, Rivenberg & Co ) King, $4.50 to 

 $5.50 ; Spitzenberg, |5.50 to ^6 ; Greenings, $4 to $4.50 , Baldwins $4 to $5. 



Liverpool Market (reported by Jas. Adam, Son & Co.) Baldwins $4.87 to $5.96 ; 

 Ribston, $4.87 to $6 38 ; Greenings, $4.87 to $5.96 ; Russets, $4.87 to $6.09. 



Feed the Plant, and the Plant will Feed You. 



FEED YOUR PLANTS WITH 



Freeman's l^^e Manures 



And j'ou can depend on your plants feeding you. 



Fpeeman's High Grade Manures contain Plant 

 Food in a soluble form and in such propor- 

 tions as will nourish your crops from 

 beginning to finish. 



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Send for Catalogue for 1894, giving cxi)erience of leading Canadian and American farmers 

 " ^^EKMAXS MANURES HEAD THE LIST. Buy them— 



with Fertilizers. Remember, FRE 

 have no other. 



W. A. FREEMAN, Hamilton, ont. 



WATERDOWN, ONT., January 24th, 185)4. 

 W. A. FREEMAN, Esq., Hamilton, Ont. 



Drar Sir,— We find that it pays remarkably well to uto your fertilizers on potatoes. The fertilizer not only 

 produces .i larj^e crop, but the potatoes *re smoother, handsomer and o( much better quality than where lanje 

 quantities of (rood yard manure are used. We needed to oats. lai«t > ear t tie field in which we used > our potato 

 manure on potatoes in the season of 1892. The oats were ]&rge and heavily seeded— some of them jjrew over four 

 feet hiph ; on the land where no fertilizer was nsed, they were very short, and all through theseaton looked a-s if 

 they were t^ick. The difference could be ween as far as a person could see the field. We cannoi farm with profit 

 without "plant food," and believe the cheapest form in which to get such food is in commercial fertilizers. 



Yours truly. (Signed) Mri.I.OCK BROS . rer L I M. 



