GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Feb 15 



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Do You 

 Want to 



Try. 



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the best NEW VARIETIES ^^ „, 



of Farm Seeds? Read the list. \> 

 BROMTJS INERMIS-The wonderful 



new sraso I'ui' hay or pasture. 

 DWARF ESSEX RAPE -The prpat f or- 



atre plant lor sheep, hogrs and cattle 

 PEJ^CILARIA-A novelty. The most 



productive of all fodder plants. 

 SPILTZ-Theitew prolific grraln. Out- 



vields wlieat, rye or barley. 

 S'OJA BEANS-The "Great German 



Coffee Berry." A fine fodder plant. 

 COW PEAS-Great land enricher and 



produetivecattleand hogr food. 

 SAND VETCH-A wonderful foragre 



plant and valuable as a fertilizer. 

 NEW CENTURY WONDER CORN- 



Stools lik.e wheat. Immense yielder 

 GIANT SPURRY-"The clover for 



sandy land," for winter pasture. 

 ZEA-A most valuable new plant for 



feeding- green. Very productive. 



A g-ood sized trial packet of each of 

 the above 10 varieties and a circular describing 

 them and tellin? how to grow, cure and feed, sent 

 pos'T^id for only 12 cents. Large. lOU page, beau- 

 tifully illustrated catalogue FREE.i i yoii mention 

 this paper, no matter whether you order above 

 seeds or not. Wereferby permission to the editor 

 of this paper. Established 3U years. 

 tOWA S££D CO., DES MOINES, IOWA. 



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Michigan Norttiern-Grown Onion 



Isold 56.000 lbs. of this seed in 1899. Jly 

 custonieis report yields of liO to 1.265 

 bushels of onions per acre from this 

 seed. Some of them intimate that this 

 seed is worth ijio to $10 per lb. more 

 than the California grown seed sold by 

 anybody. 1 cuaruntee thi« seed to be 

 new and freshly grown. We have seed 

 of all the leading and standard varie- 

 ties. We make special prices on large 

 lots. Onion sets of all varieties. Buy 

 direeU'rom the erower. Catalogue — 

 extended and illustrated — tree. 



::a«Ix'v n. Hammond seed co. 



^'^'h Box 6!>. IJay City, .'>Ikh. 



Wm 



pftys 



Ferry's Seeds are 



known the country over as 



the most reliable Seeds that 



can be bought. Don't save a 



nickel on cheap seeds and lose a 



dollar on the harvest. 



liiOl Seed Annual free. 

 D. M. FERRY & CO., 

 Detroit, Mich. 



SEED bTl free 



To set new cuMoiners to test tny f«eed», I will null mv 1901 

 eatalofue, filled with more Burgaiii* tciaQ everand » lOe Due 

 Bid pood (or 10c wortb <>l Needn tor trial abitolutely 

 free. All the iteot Seeds, Bulhs, Plants, Roses, Kurm 

 Seeds, Potatoes and many Novelties at lowest prices. 

 Ginsener, the great money n^ikint: plant. G!nitt Prize 'i'o« 

 niatoes, 2tot he hoot, Pnn Amcricnii Oats, sentoulfiee to 

 farmeiB, and two Free Pusses to Pun Amerlean Expo- 

 sition, Buffalo, N. Y. are offered. 82,fiy.'j 00 n cash premiums. 

 Don't [.'ive vour order until you see thU new catalogue. You*lI 

 be !*urprlsed at mv baririin offers. Send posta > for cataiogoo 

 to-day. It Is FKFK to nil. Tell vour friends to send too. 

 F. B. MiI.l.S, Box 105,iteBehlU, UnondasaCu.,14. Y. 



EVERGREENS 



Hardy sorts, ^ur!■ery prown for wind- 

 hi oaks, ornament and hedges. Prepaid. $1 

 lo.T^lO per KlO-fiU Great Rarsains to select 

 from. AVrite at once for free Catalogue 

 and B.Trgain .Sheet. I.ocill A-ri-iits wiirted. 



rO. HilUrecfrt DundeeJII. 



In writing advertisers please mention Gleanings. 



OUR CATALOG of varieties and prices of Small- 

 fruit Plants, Dahlia Bulbs, S. C. W. and B. 

 Leghorns, B. P. Kecks Berry Crates and Baskets, 

 ready Feb. 1. Send for it ht-f r- ordering. ^ 



H. H. AULTPATHER. Hinerva. Ohio. J 



pOR SALE.— Wonderful, Black Cow, and Ram's 

 *^ Horn, or Big Blick Eye cow peas and .soja b-ans, 

 20 cts per qt ; $1 2i per bu by express, except Rim's 

 Horn, which are S'i 25 perbu., not prepaid. Address 

 E. R. Miller, Hearing, Norfolk Co., Va. jj 



