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POPULAR GARDENING. 



September, 



^e ExchevR^e 



Amatetirs often liave an excess of certain seeds, plants, 

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

 to ft/'/jiff about free exchanges in such cases. 



In The Exchange may be yiamed 7vhat can be spared, what 

 ta wanted and the address. No price figures admitted. 

 Any ojfer that may axypear obJectUinablc to the publishers 

 not admitted. No responsibility ivHl be assumed for any 

 results connected with The Exchange. Those using the 

 column should correspond before sending articles. 



211. L. E. Pike, Ladora, Iowa, has 30 varieties 

 Coleus, UK) Geraniums, Ageratums. Vincas and 

 bulbs to exchange for Lilies and other things. 



212. Allan Gilmour, Emigrant, Oregon, will ex- 

 change Tulips for Hyacinths, Lilies and other hardy 

 bulbs or shrubs. 



213. S. T. White, 127 Quincy St., Brooklyn, N. Y., 

 has Downing's Landscape (iardenin^ and Rural 

 Architecture to exchange for hardy Lily bulbs. 



214. C C: Harper, Mt. Carmel, 111., will exchange 

 botanical and geological specimens from Mississippi 

 Valley for same from other portions of the United 

 States and Canada. 



215 Mrs. M. F. Sink. Cloverdale, Tal., has Poly 

 anthus Narcissus, Hyacinths, ('alias. Lilies, Amaryl- 

 lis, Anemone Japonica, Smilax, Oxalis, Coleus. 

 Begonias. Iris and Solanuni. to exchange for Har- 

 per's, Century, Vick's or St. Nicholas Magazines. 



216. Clara W. Boyd, Derby Depot, N. H , offers 

 Storm King Fuchsia and slips of other new Plants, 

 embossed oleographs of flowers and landscape- 

 printed in colors, in exchange for plants, small 

 fruits and magazines. 



217. Mrs. Jes:jie A. Lynch, Humboldt, Nebraska, 

 wants to exchange three varieties of Hybrid Roses, 

 pink Almonds. Celastrus, for bulbs, perennials, 



shrubs, climbers, etc. 



FOR DYSPEPSIA, 



Mental and Physical Exhaustion, 



Nen/oDsness, Weai^ened Energy, 



INDIGESTION, ETC. 



ACID PHOSPHATE 



A liquid preparation of the 

 phosphates and phosphoric 

 acid. 



Recommended by physicians 



It makes a dehcious drink. 



Invigorating and strengthen- 

 ing. Pamphlet free. 



For sale by all dealers. 



Bumford Chemical Works, Providence, R.I. 

 ^r- BEWAKE OF IMITATIUMS. 



DO YOU WANT A DOG 



IS 



DOC BUYERS' GUIDE. , 



Oolored plates, 100 eiisravingM [ 

 of differeut breeds, priceH they are I 

 worth, and ivher© to buy them ' 



Mailed for 15 Cents. 

 ASSOCIATED FANCIERS, . 

 337 S. Eighth St Philadelphia, Pa. | 



^'^^s^f^mi^ DRESS STAYS 



g^^< "-- ■" '" Finished in 3 styles: 



Thread,Cloth, Satin Covered. For aale everywhere. 



Brill's Farm Gardening and Seed Growing. 



A book useful for every fanner, gardener and tiller 



of the soil. By Francis Brill. Cloth, 12mo. $1.00. 



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



Crosby's Vltallxe.d Pbospbites is 



a brain and nerve 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 young It is used by all physicians who 

 successfully treat nervous disorders. A Vital Phos- 

 phite, not a laboratory Phosphate. 56 W. 25th St. 

 New York. For sale by all druggists, or mail, $ ' .00 



PLUM TREES. 



For Cata- 



(!Hd and new sorts at bottom prices, 

 logue and price send lo 



HENKY LCTTS, Youngstown, N 



ic;' The 



N 



STRAW BERRY 



The Best Ever Produced. 



Two First Prizes 1886, Five First Prizes 1887, at the 

 June Exhibition Massachusetts Hort Soc'y, Boston. 



Buy your Plants of the Introducers. 



Belmont Pot Plants, $1.00 doz. $4.00 hd. 



Belmont Layer Plants, .75 " 3.00 " 



All Old Standard Varieties. 



Potted Plants, 

 Layer Plants, 

 Jewell Potted Plants, 

 Jewell Layer Plants, 



■*0..50 doz. 



1.00 " 

 .7.5 " 



.*3.50 hd. 

 1.00 " 

 4.00 " 

 3.00 " 



Send for Special STRAWBERRY CATALOGUE 



Send your address now 

 for Illustrated Cata- 

 logue Dutch 



BULBS! 



For Winter Flowering 

 sent free. 

 Old Reliable Seed House, 



PARKER & WOOD, 



49 I><. Market St., BUSXOM. 



ELEGANT SHAPE, 



HEALTH and 

 COMFORT 



Perfectly Combined In 



MADArWE FPyS 



Skirt Supporting 



It l3 one of the most 

 popular :inrl satisfac- 

 tory In the market 

 For :: . by all lead 

 Ing dealers. 



Price by mall $1.30. 

 FOY, HARMON &. 

 CHADWICK, New Haven, CoiMii 



Gray's "How Plants Grow." A simple Introduc- 

 tion to Structural Botany, with a Popular Flora, or 

 an arrangement and description of Common Plants, 

 both wild and cultivated. By Asa Gray, M. D. Illus- 

 trated -with 600 wood engravings. 833 pages, large 

 lOvo. half-arabesque, paper sides. Price $1.25. 

 Sent by mail post-paid on receipt of price. Address 

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



Wll I en I ^ dozen Tulip Bulbs, assorted 

 11 ILL oLLL colors, for 35c. Lemon Yellow 

 Lily at 15c. per root, very fragrant .\ddress, 

 Mrs. Henry Melchior, Hancock, Lane. Co., Pa. 



HOW TO GROW I Sent for 5 cents or 5 names 

 J-ot fruit growers. Putney & 

 ) Woodward, Brentwood, N. Y. 



Smah Fruits i 



I Be»tan<l Cheapest Machineinthp TI.S 

 for wfaviiig Pickft and Wire Fence to the 

 posts in Ihf fielii. ^"ot excelled by any for 

 ease, speed, perfect work and low price. Ilhistrated 

 circular r.ud terma FREE. Address, S. H. Garrett, 

 (Patentee and Manufacturer), Sfansfield, Ohio. 



NEW. 



INVENTION 



' NO BACKACHE. 



RUNS, 

 EASY 



7J^ Cords of Btech have been sawed bv one man in 9 

 hours. Hundreds have nawod 5 »nd 6 cords dailv. •■Exactly" 

 what eTery Farmer and Wood Thopper wants. Firnt order from 

 TOur vicinity secure* the Agmrv- Illii^tra-ted ("atriloeue FREE. 

 ' Address FOLDING ft \ WING MACHINE CO.. 

 303 9. Canal Street, Cbicago, HI. 



PANCOAST & GRIFFITHS, 



Wholesale Produce 



Commission Merchants 



122 Dock St., PHILADELPHIA. 



s:sx.A.:BriXs:^£sx3 isse. 



(late stair & KSNDKL.) 



FRUIT COMMISSION MERCHANT, 



Wholesale and retail dealer in SEEDS, 

 115 ONTARIO ST., CLEVELAND, 0. 



BENNETT & HALL, 



COStMJSSION MEMCBANTS, 



Fruits and Produce, 



POULTBT, EGGS, GAME, ETC. 

 No. 161 West Street, New-York. 



C. W. IDELL, 



333 Washington St., New York, 



Sells all KlMs or Fan Prodnce on Comilssion, 



Green and Dried Fruits, Beans, 



Nuts, Poultry, Eggs, &e. 



stencils and Market Reports Free. 



Fruit and Produce. 



Consignments 

 Write or wire 



We handle everything in this line, 

 solicited. Liberal advances made. 

 118 for prices. 



81TMIIIKR.9, MORRISON & CO., 



Commission Merchants, 

 No. 174 South Water Street, Chicago, HI, 

 Refer to J.V. Farwell & Co., Metropolitan NatUB'k. 



Of Interest to All Frnit Growers 



THIS AUTITMPI. 



Honey, thick and luscious as that from bees, is 

 made from pure juice of pears, peaches, plums and 

 sweet grapes without one grain of sugar or other 

 addition. For this method, long used in Europe, 

 with other valuable recipes, send for Shirley 

 Dare's Fruit Bastes, Syrups and Preserves, 

 ■X> cents postpaid. A. K. I'O'WER, IVal- 

 iiut Hill, Mass. 



CUPPLES & HURD, Boston, Agents for trade. 



STKAWBEEEY PLANTS tor 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. 



L. r. Brotvn, Chemist, 307 Quincy St., Brooklyn, 

 N.Y., Cures CONSUMPTION. Treatment 

 by Exp. $5. Cough stops Instantly, Lungs gradually heal. 



