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POPULAR GARDENING. 



May, 



^e Exchange 



Amateurs often have an excea a of certain seeds, plants, 

 etc., while in want of others. This department is designed 

 to bring about free exchanges in such cases. 



In The Exchange may be named what can be spared, what 

 is toanted and the address. No price figures admitted. 

 Any ojfer that may appear objectionable to the publishers 

 not admitted. No responsibility 7vill be assumed for any 

 results connected with The Exchange. Those using the 

 column should correspond before sending articles. 



186. Chas E Parnell. Queens, L. I., will exchange 

 seeds or plants for odd numbers or back volumes of 

 any agricultural or horticultural magazines. Cor- 

 respondence invited. 



187. F L. Wright. Plainfield, Mich., has Roses, 

 Climbing Plants, Grape-vines Small Fruits, to ex- 

 change for Scions of Yellow Transparent or other 

 Russian Apples, or any other novelty. 



188. W. R, Carter. Pomona, Cal.. will exchange 

 Pearl Tuberose for Foliage Plants; fancy Caladium 

 preferred. 



189. Mrs Jennie Wheeler. Hatch Hollow, Erie 

 Co.. Pa. has choice Peas. Canada Tree Beans, 

 Mammoth Sunflower Seed, for Plants, etc. 



190. Mrs. L. O. Greene. Long Cane, Ga.. will ex- 

 change Passion Vines. Calycanthus and Crape 

 Myrtles for Japonicas, Gloxinias, etc. 



191. Mrs. J. H. Cutler. Peterborough. N. H., will 

 exchange cuttings of the new double Petunias 

 Lucy Longstreet, J G. Drayton. Mrs. Coleman, 

 ftlarandi and Exqui.site. and spotted Coleus for cut- 

 tings of Coleus or Geranium.**. 



192 J. E. Cole, Branchville.N. J.. ofifers Gladioli, 

 Rare Tuberoses. Amaryllis, in exchange for New 

 C^nnas 



193. Mrs Cora Jewell. Shannondale. Ind., wants 

 Anemone fulgens. TriUium, White Moss Pink. 

 Spiderwort. Lupins, white and yellow Monk's-hood, 

 in exchange for 200 varieties of plasts. 



194. Mrs. M. G. Tompkins. Warsaw, Mo., wants 

 choice house-plants or bulbs, in exchange for Shells, 

 Ferns, Biguonia Grandiflora, or Bitter Sweet. 



195. Mrs. J. H. Lewi.s. Rockville, Conn., has Pas- 

 sion "Vine, Constance Elliott, Fuchsias Storm King. 

 Phenomenal and Mad Vandes Straus. Spotted 

 Callas, Zephyranthes rosea and Treatea, Dahlias. 

 Cyclamen and named Chrysanthemums, to exchange 

 for choice Lilies. Amaryllis and Gesnera. 



196. Mrs. M. S Paw. Ellington, N. Y., has small 

 fruits, plants and stamping outfits, to exchange for 

 bulbs or flower seeds. 



197. E. V. K. Hopkins. Townville, Pa., offers 

 Lawton Blackberries, Philadelphia Raspberries, 

 Roses, and Box Alders, in exchange for Cuthbert, 

 Souhegan, or Hansel Raspberries, Snyder Black- 

 berry. May King, Ironclad, or Jersey Queen Straw- 

 berries. 



ELEGANT SH&PE, 



HEALTH and 

 COMFORT 



Perfectly Combined In 



MADA»iE FOrS 



Skirt Supporting 



CORSET. 



It 1b one of the most 

 popular and satisfac- 

 tory In the market. 

 For 8.'!c hy all lead 

 Ing dealers. 



Price by mall $1.30. 

 FOY, HARMON & 

 CHADWICK, New Haven, Corni 



A Cheap Conservatory. 



Complete including boiler and heating apparatus 

 plant stages, etc. 



Send four cent stamp for catalogue. 



JOSEPHUS PLENTY, 

 Horticultural and Skylight Works. 

 Offices, 144 Fearl Street, New York. 



CROSBY'S VITALIZED PHOSPHITES 



IS A BBAIN AND NEBVE FOOD. 



By feeding the nerves it enriches 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 nervousness 

 and weakness in old or voung. It is used by all 

 physicians who successfully treat nervous disorders. 

 A Vital Phosphite, not a laboratory Phosphate. 

 56 West 25th Street, N. Y. 

 For Sale by all Druggists, or mail, $1.00. 



FOR DYSPEPSin, 



Mental and Physical Exhanstion, 



NerYonsness. 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. 



Hnmford Chemlcl 'Works, PrOTldenoe, B.I. 

 ^T'BE'WARE OF IMITATIONS. 



DO YOU WANT A DOG 



DOC BUYERS' GUIDE. , 



Colored plates, 100 engravings R 

 of differeut breeds, prices they are I 

 worth, and where to buy them ' 



Mailed for l.'j Cents. 

 ASSOCIATED FANCIERS, 

 337 S. Eighth St. Philadelphia, Fa. | 



E^^ ^\ « from prize winning, high- 

 ^1 \JI 59 scoring stock. Kose Comb 

 Brown Leghorns, Single Comb Brown Leg- 

 horns, Single Comb White Leghorns, and 

 Plymouth Rocks ; fair hatch guaranteed ; eggs $3 

 per 13. ALMOND POULTRY YARDS, Almond, N. Y. 



Cackle, Cackle ! 



Fresh-laid Eggs for hatching, from choice 

 Brahmas, Cochins, Leghorns, Guineas, Ducks, 

 Geese and Turkeys, at fair prices and from ex- 

 tra birds. H^^Send stamp for my fine cata- 

 logue and price list 



D. Z' EVANS, Jr., Germantown, Pa. 



Warren's. 



^E^HfRBONt 



WHIP 



Made from Quills. The best Whip 

 in the World. Ask your Dealer 

 for them, and take no other. For 

 sale everywhere. 



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ANTI-CORPULENE PILLS" 



post- 1 

 _ tivelyl 



I reduce Superfluou* Fle#>h 16 lbs. a. month. I 

 They oause do Bickness, contain no poiaon, and I 

 Never Fall. Ask druggist or Bend 4o. for Bealed pat^ I 

 tioulara. Wilcox epectfleCo., PMladelphU, Pa. f 



GARDEN SUPPLY 



DIRECTORY 



Farm and Oarden Seeds.— w. Atlee Burpee Sc Co., 



Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Force Fnmp, Insect Destroyer, etc.— P. C. Lewis, 



Catskill, N. Y. 

 Oarden Supplies, etc.— Peter Henderson & Co., 



New York City. 

 Grape-vines.— Geo. S. Josselyn, 



Fredonla, N. Y. 

 Grape-vines and Small Fruits.— Lewis Roesch, 



Fredonia, N. Y, 

 Grape-vines.- T. S. Hubbard, 



Fredonia, N.Y. 

 Oarden Seeds, etc.— Shaker Seed Co., 



Mt. Lebanon, N. T. 

 Oarden Seeds, etc.— William Henry Maule, 



Philadelphia, Pa. 

 Grape-vines, etc.— Geo. w. Campbell, 



Delaware, Ohio. 

 Horticnltnral Houses.— Joseph Plenty, 



New York City. 

 Market Gardeners' Supplies, etc.— J. B.Root & Co. , 



Rookford, 111. 

 Nursery Stock, General.— John R. & A. M'ordoch, 



Pittsburg, Pa. 

 Nursery Stock.— Irving Allen, 



Springfield, Mass. 

 Nursery Stock, Ornamental Trees, — Putney & 

 Woodward, 



Brentwood, N. Y. 

 Nursery Stock.— Green's Nursery Co., 



Rochester, N. Y. 

 Nursery and Florists' Stock.— I. C. Wood & Bro., 



FishkiU, N. Y. 

 Nursery Stock, General.- E. Y. Teas, 



Dunreith, Ind. 

 Nursery Stock, General.— E. H. Ricker & Co., 



Elgin, 111. 

 Nursery Stock. -H. S. Anderson, 



Union Springs, N. Y. 

 Plants, Seeds, etc.— Paul Butz& Son, 



New Castle, Pa. 

 Plants, Seeds, etc.— Harry Chaapel, 



Williamsport, Pa. 

 Plants, Seeds, etc.— C. E. AUen, 



Brattleboro, Vt. 

 Plants, Carnations a Specialty.— Chas. T. Starr, 



Avondale, Pa. 

 Plants, Seeds, etc.— Ellis Brothers, 



Keene.N. H. 

 Plants and Bulbs. —John Lewis Chllds, 



Queens, N. Y. 



Plants, etc— E. Hippard, 



Youngstown, Ohio. 



Plants, Roses a Specialty,— Hill & Co., 

 Richmond, Ind. 



Plants, Eoses a Specialty.— Miller & Hunt, 

 Chicago, 111. 



Plants and Seeds.— Chas. A. Reeser, 

 Springfield, Ohio. 



Plants, Bulbs and Seeds.— F. R. Pierson, 



Tarrytown, N. Y. 



Plants and Seeds — Rob't Veitch & Son, 

 New Haven, Conn. 



Seeds, Pansies a Specialty.— L. W. GoodeU, 

 Dwight, Mass. 



Seeds and Plants.— William C. Beckert, 

 Allegheny City, Pa. 



Seeds, Plants, etc.— F. H. Mooers, 



Pittston, Me. 

 Seeds, Plants and Fertilizers, -Aaron Low, 



Essex, Mass. 



Seeds, Plants, etc. — Albert Williams, 

 Sharon, Pa. 



Seeds, Garden and Other.- James J. H. Gregory, 

 Marblehead, Mass. 



Seeds, Plants, etc.— Frank Ford & Sons, 

 Ravenna, Ohio. 



Seeds, Plants, etc — H. C. Harman, 



South Bend, Ind. 

 Trees, Plants, etc.— Storrs & Harrison Co., 



Painesville, Ohio. 



PoptTuiR GARnKNiNO may be ordered at the reg- 

 ular price of any of the parties named above. 



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