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GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE. 



Mar. 15 



^^vJORTHRUP Kl NG &CO'S 



hog-Pasture 



MIXTURE 



P.Frandson. Crystal I ake, 

 f 11./3 la., Fays: •'! had 3« boss 

 •^iP^l^^t0fi-'^^}-/^'A oil one acre all season. 

 "f^^^'^lftif-U^ Coiildn t bfgin to keep it 

 ST?f<%ST'^\'>-' i'*^" down." OurCatalog tells. 

 TO HAVE YOU TRY THEM we will.for 

 11(.\ silver i>r stampsjsend pictured catalo)?ue 

 and 9 packat'es of our STERLING Seeds. 

 C?*1lCIANT 50-TON CARROT, largest field 

 |fi» I Joarrut; enorniuusylelder; high golden color 

 UvlU '*°'' butter I ; easily harvested. 

 MOLD'S BLACK BEAUTY OAT, ^'onderful 

 new variety from EnglaBd : superior to white oats; 

 vlelds enormously ; very stiff, stronii straw. 

 SPELTZ' yields double quantity of oats, wheat or 

 barley, makes better feed; straw fine for fatten- 

 ing; ripens early; resists drouth and frost; thrives 



CAuVoRNIA WONDER BEAN, hea^le^t 

 yielding bean ever known; one bean produced loO 

 pods, U68 beans by actual count. 



/L- 1 NEW TRIUMPH RADISH, matures 



IFlMflnl" 20 davs, globe shape, striped horizon 

 ^Q|£j[^|| tally with bright scarlet on pure white; a 

 uniQue and striking novelty. 

 NK& CO STERLJNC LETTUCE; beautiful 

 crisp headins? variety; ri-h golden center; never 

 ooar'ie- finest lettuce grown. 



N k & CO MINNESOTA RED^ GLOBE 

 ONION earllent. most j.erfect shape; finest color; 

 no scullions; longest keeper; heaviest yielder. 



N K & COCIANT FANCY PANSY- 



/MUafiflowers extraordinarily large, exquisite 

 WTTvI iolorings;a distinct and remarkable 

 strain, greatly admired. _^_.„ ^ .„ 



GOLDEN GLEAM SWEET PEAS, deep prim- 

 rose yellow; large flowers, long stems, rare novelty. 

 n*PU DDI7CC for largest yields of Peep O' Day 



UAon rnltLO Sweet Corn. Ear 



Sweetest. 



NORTHRUP,KING&CO 



•»■ ' Seedsmen. MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. I 



FKTv 



What Do You 



VauShaMSTWentK.$esiailli 

 Annual Catalolue 



Covering Ihe four Greal Departments of Gardening 



Mailed FREE to all buyers of Garden 



Seeds. Flower ieeds, Greenhouse Plantx 



5hrubs and Hardy Plants, write now 



Vau^hani 5eed -itore 



84-86 Randolph 3t.. CHICAGO. 

 •14- Barclay' 5t. NEW YORK- 



DEATH TO BUGS 



worinH niid all klndn of vegetable 

 iiiseet pests li'you iioe our 



Acme Powder Gun l^lc^^':l!^c!^^^y. 



ing dry poison to Potatoes. Tobacco, etc. Works 

 under as well as over, dusts every part of every 

 leaf. Uses less because it wastes none. If your ^ 

 dealer don't have it send his nane and 

 4>I.OO; we'll deliver charecH paid. 

 Write for Catalogue and Booklet, " The , 

 Acme of Potato Profit." Potato Imple. i 

 ment Co., Boi20 i Traverse City, nich. ] 



Think of This? 



During the past year IS farmers of Mesa 

 County, Colo., have asked for our catalog about 



Electric Steel Wheels 



and the 



Elestric Handy Wagcn 



Up to date 14 of them have purchased either a 

 wagon or a set of wheels. 



Does tliat mean anything? 



It proves that we have a reasonable proposi- 

 tion. VVe say that the Electric wide-tired, steel 



wheels will save you more labor and make you 

 more money in a year than any other thing >'<u 

 ould init upon the f.'irm. Several hundred thous- 

 aid farmers who have triid them say the same 

 thing. Ky evT'ry te^t they prove 

 to be the b^st. The sp >lce3 are 

 united with hvib solid, can't work _ 

 I > >S3. Y" ir raon 'V bn"k if they y^ 

 do. We don't a-<k you to take our jtej 

 word for it. Send for our book; ^m, 

 read wtnt others say and use your ^J, 

 ownjudiment. Our catalogue is ^g 

 sent free tor the asking. 



Electric Wheel Go. 



Box 95 



Quincy, Illinois. 



Fanners' 



c- 



Handy Wagon 



With 4-Inch Tire Steel Wheels 



Low and handy. Paves labor. Wide tires, avoid 

 cutting fann into ruts. Will hold up any two-horse 

 load. We also furnish steel Wheels to lit any axle. 

 Any size -wheel, any width of tire. Catalogne free. 

 EMPIRE HAliCFACTrRIlIG CO., Box i>l. QnincT. lU. ^ 



12 Pkts SEEDS TS^bI ^IS 20c 



Beet, Egyptian; CabbaKe, Burehead; Carrot, 

 Danvers; Corn, Early Evergreen; Cucumber, 

 gg 'V llussian; L. ttuee. Early Cur.ed; Musk 

 PAGE X Melon. Paul Kose; Water 3Ielon, Sweet- 

 CATAIOG > lieart; Onion. Prize Taker; Radish, 

 FREE TO _/^ Scarlet Turnip; Squash, Marrow; 

 f^ll / Tomato, Beauty. One packet each for 

 20 cts. coin or stamps. FKEE with order, 

 packet of KSSEX KAPE. Mention paper. 



W. W. BARNARD & CO., 161 KINZIE ST.. CHICAGO 



Send Us Your Name and Address 



for our catalog of Plants atid 32 quart crate and quart 

 basket-;. Special prices for February and March 

 Address H. H. AULTFATMER, Minerva. Ohio. 



