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POPULAR GARDENING. 



October, 



FOR DYSPEPSin, 



Mental and Physical Exhaustion, 



Nervonsness, Weakened Energy, 



INDIGESTION, ETC. 



ACID PHOSPHATE 



A liquid preparation of the 

 phosphates and phosphoric 

 acid. 



Recommended by physicians 



It makes a delicious drink. 



Invigorating and strengthen- 

 ing. Pamphlet free. 



For sale by all dealers. 



Bumford Chemical Works, Providence, R.I. 

 ^^BEWARB OF IMITATIOMS. 



PANSIES ONLY 



The gi-andest collection ever offered, in- 

 cluding all the latest nirvelties. Our seeds 

 are warranted to be fresh, pure and strictly 

 flrstrclass in every respect. Send for new 

 circular to 



ALBEBT BENZ, Douglaston, N. Y. 



PANCOAST & GRIFFITHS, 



Wholesale Produce 



Commission Mercliants 



122 Dock St.. PHILADELPHIft. 



S}S7.A.:BX.XS^S:I} 1839. 



{late stair & KKNDEL.) 



FRUIT COMMISSION MERCHANT, 



Wholesale and Retail Dealer lu SEEDS, 



15 ONTARIO STREET, - - CLEVELXNO, 0. 



BENNETT & HALlT 



cosiaixssioif aiEBCHASTa, 



Fruits and Produce, 



^OULTR^, EQQ8, GAME, ETC, 

 No. 161 West street, New-York. 



C. W. IDELL, 



333 Washington St., New York, 



Sells all Ms ol Farm Prolnce on Coniinlssion. 



Green and Dried Fruits, Beans, 



Nuts, Poultry, Eggs, &c. 



stencils and Market Reports Free. 



U r p N I ft Can be cured. If properly treated. I make 

 n Lnn IH a specialty or the mauufacture and fitting 

 of TRUSSES; also apparatus for all kinds of Deformi- 

 ties; Elastic Stockings, &c. EstahlJshed 1866. E. M. 

 HKSbXHK, Svroical Instrttnu-ut Depot, Cleveland, O. 



Crosby's Vitalized Ptiospbltes is 



a brain and nerve food. By feeding the nerves It en- 

 riches the blood, gives bright, new life and health, a 

 clear complexion, a soft skin; adds strength and beauty 

 to the nails, curing them of brittleness. It adds vigor 

 to the brain, and directly aids a child to learn, gives 

 good temper and stops peevishness. It cures nervous- 

 ness and weakness In old or young. It is used by all 

 physicians who successfully treat nervous disorders. 

 A vital Phosphite, not a laboratory Phosphate. Sti W. 

 25th Street, New York. For sale by all druggists, or 

 maU, $1.00. 



ELEGANT SHAPE, 



HEALTH and 

 COMFORT 



Perfectly Combine J In 



MADAr^E FOY'S 



Skirt Supporting" 



It Is one of the most 

 popular and satlsfac 

 tory In the market 

 For Bzlc by all lead-^ 

 Ing: dealers. 



Prtce by mall $1.30. 

 FOY, HARMON & 

 CHADWtCK, New Haven, Conn 



Model Bustle 



FORMED BY 



Crossing the Wires, 



thus avoiding the 

 use of stiff, unyield- 

 ing side and back 

 wires. Closes when 

 the wearer is sitting, 

 and resumes its place 

 instantly on arising. 



Sold by all dealers, or sent post-paid for 50 cents. 



WEEDSPORT SKIRT & DRESS CO., WeedspORT. N. Y. 



WHIP 



Made from Quills. 

 Best in the world. ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THEM. 



WUIREN'S 



VIRGINIA 



I^and Agency. Cheap Farms. 

 LiBts Free. ORIFFIN <Ce 

 a£RVIS. PetersburK. Va. 



CENTS— stamps or silver— will secure THE 

 FLORAL IXSTEUCTOR three months on 

 trial. A beautiful monthly magazine ex- 

 pressly for amateur florists and gardeners. 

 Instructor Publishing Co., 



Ainsworth, Iowa, 



HOW TO GROW STRAWBERRIES. A practical t^ea^ 

 ise and guide. 54 pages. Price 25 ceuts, post-paid. 

 Popular Gardening Pub. Co., Buffalo, N. Y. 



COLD 



Warmed In five minutes, and kept 

 warm all winter by wearing our 

 Magnetic Insoles. fl.OO per pair; 3 

 pairs S2.(W. Our new book, "A Plain 

 _ Road to Health," sent free. CHI- 



CAGO MAGNETIC SHIELD CO., No. 8 Central Music 

 Hall, Chicago. 



NEW WORK ON 



PRESERVING FRUIT 



By Shirley Dare. Price 25 ceuts, pos^paid. 



POPDLAH OARDENDia PUBLISHING Co., BUFFALO, N. Y' 



STRAWBEEEY PLAKTS for September and 

 October grown and packed with best care by A. M 

 Purdy, Palmyra, N. Y. A. M. Purdy & Son, High 

 Point, N. C. Catalogue free to all. 



WE OFFER a fine fruit farm at High Point, N. 

 C, for sale at a bargain. Address either 

 of above. 



Volumes I and II of 



Popular Gardening 

 : : .^^ fruit growing 



FOR SALB. 



We can furnish these valuable and handsome works, 

 with Index complete, at the following prices, by mail 

 postpaid: 



U"NBOUND.-$I.25 for either volume. 



BOtJND.-In full cloth, $2.00 per single volume, or 

 S3.25 for the two bound together. In half sheep, §3.50 

 per single volume, $3.75 for the two bound together. 



In the bound volumes the advertisements are placed 

 separately at the end. At these prices we know of no 

 other horticultural books embracing the same wide 

 variety of subjects, and handsome and practical en- 

 gravings that can at all compare with them. When 

 the supply Is exhausted they could not be replaced at 

 any cost. 



Address, Popular Gardening Pub. Co., 



Bulfalo, N. Y. 



Ware's Bulb Catalogues 



For the present season. The most complete ever pub 

 llshed, including besides all hardy and forcing Bulbs 

 Begonias, Gladiolus, Pfeonles, Pvrethrums, Carnations, 

 etc. The catalogues will be mailed free to all appli- 

 cants. 



THOAIAS S. ^VARE, 



Hale Farm Nm-series. 



Tottenfiam, London. 



Bulbs and Plants. 



Fall catalogue ready September 1st, and will be 

 mailed to all customers. Should you not receive one 

 and desire either bulbs or plants this fall, copy will be 

 sent on application. 



MYRON A. HUNT, Terre Haute, Ind. 



(Successor to Miller & HtreT, Chicago.) 



LILIES. L 



HVACINTHS» 

 etc.N 

 WRITE FOR 



'Narcissus, 



4l?*?^CArAL0GUE 



V^G.BECKERIalleghenx 



Mention Popiti^r Gardenlnt; 



WOOD'S CLASS BOOK OF BOTANY. Being outlines 

 of the Structure, Physiology and Classlflcation of 

 Plants, with a Flora of the United States and Canada. 

 By Alpbonse Wood, A. M. *J2 pages 8vo., half arabesgue, 

 cloth sides. Price, ®3.50. Sent by mall post-paid on 

 receipt of price. Address Populak Gardenikg Pub. 

 Co., Buffalo, N. Y. 



1 P rilTC Wanted for my Fast Sellina articles. Sam- 

 HUtn I O pies, &c, free. C. E. Marshall, Locliport,N.Y. 



Funny Selections, Scran Pictures, etc., and nice 

 Sample Cards for 2c. BiU Pub. Co., Cadiz, Ohio. 



390 



I PCNTC CANVASSER.?, Etc. Our inducements 

 i U C 11 I O to Agents to take orders for COPYING 

 i and ENLARGINcj PHOTOS, are imequaled. .Send 

 * for Catalogue and see for yourself. 



.S. C. TALLMAN d> CO., AUBtTRfj, N. Y. 



BIND YOUR PAPERS. 



We have long felt the need of a first-class ready 

 binder for our own use and for recommending to 

 our readers for preserving this journal. After try- 

 ing about every known one we have decided on 

 two: the Cassidy, shown above, and the^Handy." 



Our own choice is for the Cassidy, decidedly, but 

 where a cheaper binder is want*^d we know of none 

 equal to the Handy. The Cassidy is simple and 

 durable, the papers being instantly and securely 

 bound by thin spring-steel slats, one by one as 

 they arrive or all at once. The back is rounded 

 over solid wood, giving the appearance of any 

 permanently bound book, whether few or many 

 papers are held. It is thus always attractive for 

 the table or shelf, a thing not to be said of ready 

 binders generally. The price ^ very low, quality 

 considered. Having it made in large numbers 

 expressly for our paper, we are enabled to furnish 

 it to hold a yearly volume, substantially bound 

 in half Russia leather and cloth, with the name 

 of paper on the back, for 



$1.20 Each, by Mail Postpaid. 



The "Handy" Binder, same size, costs but 

 50c. Each, by Mail Postpaid. 



While excellent and convenient as a binder, and 

 sure to give satisfaction for the price, it is neither 

 as handsome nor as durable as the Cassidy, being 

 half cloth and morocco paper. 



An Inducement.— To those who desire to order 

 when renewing, we will furnish the Cassidy Binder 

 in connection with a yearly renewal, that is, both 

 postpaid for S3. 00, or the "Handy"" Binder and this 

 journal, both postpaid, for $1.40 a year. No one 

 who has once used a good binder would willingly 

 be without it again. Address, 



Popular Qakdemino, Buffalo, N. Y. 



