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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Mar. 15. 



Still in the Lead! 



Hilton's White T Supers, 



Chaff Polished Foundation, 



Hives, Sections, Smokers, 



and every thing needed in the apiary. 



^^eiul for 1(^95 catalog-. 



GEO. E. HILTON, = = Fremont, Mich. 



Best on Earth. 



STRAWBERRY AND 

 RASPBERRY PLANTS. 



HfffiDrifi tana 



eiNGHAM 



BeeSmokOT 



l{iii).hMm's five sizes of 

 bee-smokers raiifjre in price 

 from iiOe to ^fl.75 per mail, 

 and are tlie Inwest-priced of 

 any in the market, acford- 

 ing to size. Binj^liam Snio- 

 keis and Knive-* are made 

 only by the inventor, and 

 can be depended on every 

 lime, as they have been for 

 16 yenrs as ihe best that 

 could be made or used. 

 Mention Gleaninos, and send for circular 



prices. J p BINGHAM, Abronia, Mich. 



DON'T MONKEY NOW. 



Send for our ^B-page catalog- free. 



Root Co. 's Supplies kept in stock. 

 We can save you freig-ht. Let us 

 know what you need for the apia- 

 ry. Get our prices. 



JNO. NEBEL & SON, High Hill, Mo. 



METAL 

 WHEELS 



for your 



WAGONS 



Any size you want, 20 

 to 56 in high. Tires 1 

 to 8 in. wide— hubs to 

 fit any axle. Waves 

 Cost many times in 

 a, season to have set 

 of low wheels to fit 

 your wagon for hauling 

 gram, fodder, manure, 

 hogs, kc. No resetting of 

 tares Catl'g free. Address 

 EMPIRE MFG. CO., 

 Q,uincy, 111. 



500 Barrels Sweet=Potato Seed. 



Yellow Jersey, best variety, $3.00 per barrel. 



Red Spanish, Red Bermuda, and Jersey Queen, 

 $4.00 per bai-rel; 5^ discount on 5-barrel lots. 



Our stock is fine. Order now and secure a sup- 

 ply at reasonable prices. /^. H. MAHJXK, 

 3-7ei Box 14,3, Terre Haute, Jncl. 



My new Catalogue of 



Small Fruits ; Free 



To every re.'ider of this journal. All leading old 

 and new varieties. J^art>-est staeU in O/iio. 

 L,owest prioes. Many new novelties, such as 

 Greenville andTimbrell strawberries, Eureka and 

 Miller rasi)beriies, Eldorndo and Ohmer blackber- 

 ries, North Star currants. Crosbey peach, etc., etc. 

 Catalogue free. YXT XT Cpjif-ff 



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 = r\y Strawberry Catalog = 



= FREE to all. = 



= C. N. Flansburgh, Leslie, Mich. = 



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iWln responding to this advertisement mention Glkaninqs, 



Rest New :md Old varie" 

 ties. Best grown Plants. 

 CaialoK Free. With in- 

 structions for their culture. Send for it Now. 

 Mention this paper. Address 

 P. O. Bo.x 213. E. J. SCOFIELD, Hanover, Wis. 



USE THE 



COMMON^SENSE 

 BERRY-CRATES and BASKETS. 



None cheaper. For circular addi ess eitf 



H. H. AULTFATHER, MINERVA. O. 



Sweetheart. 



A Regular Sugar Lump. 



LEADS / Early, Large, Handsome, Good Ship- 

 ALL S per. Best Quality. Send for circular 



WATER- ( giving important facts to growers and 

 MELONS / shippers, with comparative sales and 

 ON S opinions of many commission men in 



THE < lending northern markets. 



MARKET. } Seed, Packet, 10 cts.; lb., *1 .-)0. 

 AT^BEKT WITTENMYKR. 

 Originator, Grower, and Shipper, 

 Emison, linox Co., Ind. 



CHOICE 

 5WEET=P0TAT0 SEED 



Yellow Jersey (the best), Red Bermuda, and Yel- 

 low Nansemoud, at $^.50 for 11-peck barrels, till 

 sold out. 4-8 



L. H. REDD, De Soto, Illinois. 



The New Craig 



Seedling Potato. 



For full description of this Potato, see page 9.59 of 

 this journal lor Dec. 15, 1894. Prices: lib by mail, 

 postpaid, 25 cts.; V4 peck, by freight or express. 

 $1.00; peck, $1.75; % bushel. fS.OO: bushel, $6.00; 

 barrel of II pecks, $12.50. The above prices will 

 hold good as long as our stock lasts. All orders by 

 mail will be filled as soon as received. Orders by 

 express will be shipped at once unless ordered oth- 

 erwise. All orders for potatoes by freight will be 

 filled April I, or soon after that time, unless direc- 

 tions are given to ship at an earlier date. In this 

 latter case 1 do not assume responsibility for loss in 

 freezing; but where it is desirable to ship earlier, 

 and customers have bad luck, I e.\pect to help them 

 out so far as I can consistently. In regard to my 

 responsibility I would refer you to A. I. Root. In 

 fact, where it is more convenient j'ou can order po- 

 tatoes of the A. I. Root Co., instead of sending your 

 orders to me. 



GEO. E. CRAIG, Zimmer, Franklin Co., 0. 



Plants, 



B 4 U Buy Seeds 



Send for my 

 Annual Catalog. 



It is neatly gotten up; no old stereoty]ied mat- 

 ter about it; nothing sensational. The Best 

 Varieties truthfully described and honestly 

 priced. A. I. Root saj^s, "I believe I have read 

 every catalog you have put out clear through, 

 and 1 wish all seedsmen would tell us their ex- 

 perience with different varieties as frankly as 

 you do." True I'rizetaker onion seed and plants 

 a specialty. Vegetable and small-fruit p ants 

 of all kinds, trees, and supplies for gardeners. 

 Send tor free catalog at once, or send lOc for cat- 

 alog, a pkt. of a new smooth very early tomat^i, 

 a pkt. of the best new lettuce, a pkt. of true 

 I'rizetaker onion, and a pkt. of choice flower 

 seeds, all for lo cents. 



Christian Weckesser, Niagara Falls, N. V. 



