PLANET JR." Garden Tools 



These are the most complete Garden Tools made 

 ive Ions been the mn-i popular. They ate known' 

 ill over, and beyond question are the most perfect 

 ■ design, construction anil finish, anil inosf practical 

 ret invented. 1 oiler thern lor lssli, more perfect 

 nore labor-saving and money-earning than ever. 

 [HE "PLANET JR.- No. 2 SEED DRILL. Price, $8.50. 

 This drill holds two and a half quarts. It sows all 



- Is ;i< ornately, any desired thickness or depth • 



as, drops, covers and rolls dow n and marks the 

 next row, all at one passage in the i ■ -o,,| 



■liable manner. It- construction is simple: it h ,s 

 leither coss, springs, chain-, belts, nor shakers to wear 

 lut. run hard and get out of order, nor are Its stirring 

 fevices in any way dangerous to the vitality of the seed 

 ipper revolves with the wheels, having hi 

 t- mtre a spring brass 0mm. having tweb e discharge 



■enings, each of these is covered byal kel i 



_n such a manner as to cause the drill to ■ ■■■. n single 



Jhiiiihlelul of seed with regularity for the distanc ' 



:\ hundred feet, yet it will sow five pounds of seed 

 "With the -ame perfection. The continual revolution of 

 Jhis hopper, keeps the seed in a most perfectand loose 

 ■fconditioti, and make the sowing of such difficult seeds 

 As. carrot. Parsnip, Beet, Salsify etc. quite easy and 

 ierfeot. rhe opening covering and rolling down are 

 Automatic and perfect The plow i- directly between 

 Wie wheels, and opens the furrow at a perfectly regular 

 Depth, and the covering is also, for the same reason very 

 fccurate. Seeds can be put in one-eighth or one-quarter 



Ijf an inch deep with entire regularity— an Important 

 loini in the sowing of delicate varieties. The roller can 

 >e used to roll light or heavy, or entirely removed The 

 jeed index has upon it the names of the principal seeds 

 tnd can be set in a moment. The combination of the 

 ■Jcessary good points is so complete that I can assure 

 fty customers, that it will give them e\ ery satisfaction. 

 THE " PLANET JR." COMBINED DRILL. 

 ttWheel Hoe. Cultivator, Rake and Plow. Price, $12.00. 

 1 This tool is unquestionably the most popular, as it is 

 lie most perfect, machine of its kind made. It is un- 

 Bvaled in design, finish, convenience and capacity for 

 fork. It holds one quart. All the blades are steel 

 ardened in oil. tempered and polished. The curved 



Bakes are invaluable In preparing ground for planting, 

 and for delicate after-cultivation or the crops and foi 

 covering seeds, eta The HOES work closely and safe- 

 ly—both sides of the row at once when plant- are small, 

 and between them when large, working all rows up to 

 six-teen inches wide at one passage, lea\ Ing the ground 

 nearly level, The PLOW opens fum them, 



plOWS tO and from etc. I n Bmall gar 



is seldom used. It Is Invaluable for workii 

 coarser crops, such as corn. Cab 



The CI I.TIVATOK teetl t>ly adapted 



to deep mellowing of the Boll. The two narrow 

 can be used for marking out two rows at once, up to 

 eight Inches apart; this combined tool la the m 

 approach to perfection for the use of a gardener, that 

 can well be devised. Its various accomplisnn 

 the result of careful study and mechanical ingenuity 

 upon the part of the inventor, who could never have 

 mcceeded with it but for practical familiarity with 

 garden tools in actual works, a- a seed di ni it is the 



same as the .No. 2. 



THE "PLANET JR." DOUBLE WHEEL HOE. 

 Cultivator, Rake and Plow combined. Price, $7.50. 

 All the blades are hardened in oil. tempered and 

 polished. The tool is especially adapted to Bav< 

 labor of the .Market Gardener, onion Grower, Nursery- 

 man and Root Grower. The changes from one form to 

 another are simple and easilv and quickly made, and 

 changes in depth or width also. The tool' is light and 



strong, can be used bymanor boyand In much of the 



most tedious and particular work, it does as much a- 

 six to ten nun with the common hand hoc. You can 

 hoc or plow to Or from, cultivate, rake, etc., deep or 



shallow, safely when plants are just coming through the 



.round, and until they arc fifteen inches high; and all 

 the time both sides at once or between the rows at the 

 Speed Of a moderate walk. The Italics level the 

 ground for planting, sat her stones and trash, cultivate 



plants when small, cover seeds etc. The Hoes cut 



cios,. and clean, killing everything they meet, leaving 

 the ground level. The Cultivator teeth mellow the 



SOil deep or shallow, and are useful for marking OUl 

 rows for plants, seeds, sets. etc. The Plows lay out 

 deep furrows and cover them and hill up or plow away 

 as desired. The leaf guards are just the thing needed 

 when hoeing large plants, such as beets, carrots, pars- 

 nips, beans and peas, enabling you to cultivate them 

 perfectly when otherwise the leaves would he torn off 

 and the plant seriously injured. 



THE "PLANET JR." SINGLE WHEEL HOE. 

 Cultivator, Rake and Plow combined. Price, $5.75. 

 Grca 

 and variety of attacnmei 



favorite for r 

 broad i ■ ■ 



i 

 passage As with the Double Whei 



the ground, gatbei i 



.How, 

 and the Bweeps hoe neatly and thoroui 

 and killing all thi 

 furrows, covers and plows too or froi 

 des work well h 



rd Is invaluable for work among largi 

 Ail rows from six to eighteen li ■ 

 ly hoed at one passage, and th 

 as well adapted to large fields of ear* 



Wheel Hoc. i- still a great favorite with i 

 for that cla-s of work. For the homt 



.itiva- 

 crops without the aid of a horse. I 

 b ami simplicity recommend it to all. 



THE "FIRE-FLY" WHEEL GARDEN PLOW. Price, $2.50. 

 To be appreciated, this little lab 



seen in actual work 



if but twenty feet square. By 



twice in each furrow the ground can be plowed 

 up in the Spring ready for planting. Then 

 be used to open shallow or deep funows for ■ 

 crops, 'these can then he covered with it. When the 

 plant- appear alnc i 



J to plow or hoe away froi 

 and titter the weeds directly in the 

 removed by hand, the eart b can neatly be throw 

 again, working deep or -hallow as each pai 

 demands. It take- the place of the horse plow and 

 cultivator, requiring no headlands to turn upon. In 

 many gardens it will save its cost twice a year. 



ELABORATELY ILLUSTRATED CA T F AL T ° H G E UE 



"PLANET JR." IMPLEMENTS MAILED FREE TO ALL. 



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HAMMOND'S 

 SLUG-SHOT -Is 



probably the best 



ISUr^Tf^KflW in-ectde-trovei c\ ci 



7l>ti i s ^CftX offered. Itlsinvalu- 

 JS<-<yk V^u ahl( ' '" r t,ie destruc- 

 tion of potato bugs 

 CUl worms, chinch 

 bugs, rose hues and 

 shms. circulio and 

 all lice, worms or 

 caterpillars, upon 

 melon, cucumber, 

 grape and squash 

 vines, tobacco. 

 trade maek. cotton, cabbage and 



plants, currants, fruit and ornamental trees and all 

 bs and flowering plants. It is not poisonous, and fruit 

 vegetables on which it is applied will grow and look 

 h finer than those on which it has not been used. It 

 .es prepared for use. and is simply dusted lightly on 

 hat it reaches all parts of the plant. The quantity used 

 acre varies from 10 to 40 lbs according to size and number 

 tlants. Prices, by express or freight : in barrels holding 

 lbs., net. 4c. per lb.; 10-lb. packages for 50c; 5-lb. packages 



fie. Tin canisters, containing half a pound, with perfor- 

 top that unscrews, so it can he filled again. 'Joe. cadi 



THORO U GHBRED STOCK AND EGGS FOR HAT CH ING. 



I have alwavs made mv stock my best advertisement. A pair of pigs, B sheep or 



a trio of chicken- sent into a neighbor! i Is at once a profitable Investment for my 



customers, ami a standing advertisement for myself. 



GUARANTEE.— 1 guarantee all stock shipped to he strictly first-class, and as 

 represented, also that thev shall arrive at destination in good order. 



BOXING, Etc.—l box comfortably, but at the same time as lightly as ; 



deliver on hoard cars in thi- city, put trough for feed and water in h"\. and supply 

 feed for journey free of charge. Customers, miisi p irges. 



•» THOROUGHBRED r RIGS K- 



BE.RU.'MUTO.S 



POTHTO KNIFB 



IjRTHER INFORMATION JrjJi&S^ in Ir 5I^ T | 



Sll'HE GARDEN," which is sent free to all applicants. 



3BCONCAVE SEED POTATO KNIFE.-Invaluaule I 

 B?T for cutting seed potatoes. Illustrated 



,»,'-' '-' circular and full directions for use 



/ " wiih each knife. 35 cents postpaid 



CRTDER'S FRUIT PICKER. 



-For pi' long apples, peal's, etc. 



ipable of four adjustments, any part 



being accessible, si.oo 

 stpaid. 



Ill lilt Kit. Vervusefil 



transplanting, 75 cents 



postpaid. 



N B W T It E E 

 Ml L K PRUNER. 



Hood and Made opor- 



! ated with a rope; blade 



is thrown hack by a 



steel spring. Ca n be 



screwed on anj pole. $2.25 postpaid 



AND PRUNING SHEARS. Madeofbesl material, 



-harp a long nine, and have great cutting power. 



>ostpaid. 



iARDEN TROWELS. American.— 6, 6, 7 and 8 in. 

 30 and 35 cent.-, postpaid. 



NO YES' H IND WEEDER. 



An old standard article, has been 



used for years. 35 cents postpaid. 



II A /. i: LT I N E II A N l» 



WEEDER. Made of besl steel, 



good size, durable. 85ct8. postpaid. 



K \ < '•'. LS IOI1 II \ N I) 



WEEDER. Useful for stirring 



soil in hot-beds, iveedii ■■. seed-beds 



etc. 30 cents postpaid. 



LANG'S II \M> WEED- 

 ER. One of the best weeders 



made, a hand passing oyer the 



lilcc-s. glveS perfect use of the 



hand for pulling weed- without 

 layingdown the tool. 30c. postpaid. 

 II ILE'S PERFECT MOLE 

 TlfAP. rhe best ami most com- 

 plete mole trap made. j. 00 by 

 c\ pres*. 



I make a specialty of the following five breeds, and take pleasure in quoting as fine 

 a lot of vou ng nigs a- I have ever had to oiler my customers at figures given below. 



CHEST Kit WHITES.— I ship of this most excellent and profitable lined the 

 very best hlood in America: I consider myself beadquarti i 

 Single pig. 2 to :i mouths old. $12.50; pair, hoar and sow not ak 



JERSEY REDS.— My shipments of this br 1 are unsurpassed, and I am 



confident I can give the most entire satisfaction to every customer. 51 

 3 months old, $12.50; pair, boar and so« nota 



BKlt KSHI It KS.— I have always taken the greatest pains in furnishing my 

 customers with the very besl specimens of this, breed, singl pig, 2 to 3 m 

 old. $15.00; pair, hoar anil sow not akin. (25.00. 



SMALL YOR KSHIlt KS. -Have united iii them a 

 qualities that recommend then' to all. My supply thi- Spi tilarly line. 



pig, '.' to :i months old, $15.00; pair, hoar and sow not akin • 



POLAND CHINAS.— Very popular in the Western States, and a \ cry ■ 

 1 1 red. >ingle pig, 2 to 3 month- old. $15.00; pair, boar and son not akin, $ 

 Price* of older -lock on appl ication. 



•*! EGGS •*• FOR + HATC H IIS C ■'<- 



LIGH 



BRAHMA 



^AAMOTH 



I have frequently forwarded eggs 1000 to 3000 miles, and bad I-' 

 hatch out a chick. All egg- are from birds o/ guaranteed purt/y, and 1 do not ot I 

 my supply of thoroughbred poultry can be surpassed. 



wxANDOTTES. — Unusually hardy; mature from two to three 

 of Plymouth Rocks. Are most excellent layers and make good 

 yellow, legs br ight o range. Eggs $2.50 pet 13; H.00for2& 



W1IITK WYANDOTTES.— Pure white plumage. 

 vj^rpoi""" LANGSHANS. Are of hug. size, cock- weigh ten pounds, 



pounds ami oyer when full grown. Good layers of fine large eggs, and Ineveryway 

 a most excellent breed. Eggs, 12.50 per 13; $4.00 for 26. 



1'AltTli 1 1><; K COCBflNS.— In great favor on account of their substantia] 

 form, attractive appearance and large size. Eggs, $2.50 per 1 -• • for 26. 



BUFF COCHINS.— Large size very attractive 



WHITE COC 1 1 1 NS.— < if a pure w hue color, very hardy. Young chic . ■ 

 good broilers from 10 to 12 weeks old. 13; $4.00for36. 



KIiACK MINORCAS.— But recently introduced in this country. Thi 



red. ear Lobes white, grow to a g 1 size, are very stylish In can 



of the most prolific layers; eggs are of largi 



WHITE MI NORCAS. Sameasblack except in color, Eggs.$C 

 "jKlOt'TH LIHHT AND I1AKR Bit Ml 'I Vs. \rc both good layers 

 good laid, ■ fowl-, i trow to a very large size 1 



WHITE CRESTED BLACK POI.I-11. Eggs, $2.50 pel 13 MOO for 26. 



BLACK SPANISH. One of the best of lavers. Eggs, $2.50 per 1 



BROWN AND WHITE LEGHORNS. Havi 

 persistent lavers. Good foragers and hardiness in general. Ei 



ROSE COMBED LEGHORNS. 



Pl.Y MOI'TII ROCKS.— Probably better known than anj otl 

 size, first-class lavers. one of the best market fowls, i 



WHITE PLYMOI'TII ROCKS. Mature and feather quick!] 

 white plumage, beautiful yellow skin, and are one of tl i 

 A best breeds for either the former or fancier, i 



Itl, HK.lt El) (. V M r. Excellent lavers I • i 26. 



'HiiMiirii BRONZETI RKEYS. I - - i. . 

 on account of m.iiumoiii Blze, hardiness and richness of plumage 

 old will often weigh 30 to 40 pound- each : hen-. II to 18 pounds 



PKKIN IH"('K>. Remarkably popular ou account 

 hardiness, size and laving quulii - • 

 BLACK-lt E i) GAM E BA NTAMS. \ 



•^>l IMPERIAL • ECC • ROOD -K 

 Will make your hens lav. It keeps fowls In hi 

 the common ailments, and makes poultry the most profitable - 

 A tablespoonful every other day Is ampli 

 postpaid, 50 cents By express, 1 lb., 50 cts.: 2>» lh.« - 



Eti<; I > E. i ontams all chem c.il- nece-s.ii 



therefore of great value to the poultry-keeper 

 postpaid. By express or freight, 6 lbs,, $1.00: 10 lbs - 



CRUSH ED OYSTER SHELL. Manufactured Iron 

 25 lbs., SO cts.; 100 lbs.. I 



lilllll Ml BOM'. Abou' the si e ol wheat, verj valuable for poultry. ^ lb- 

 nets.; io lh- ..hi ci-. : 38 lbs .$1.00; 100 lbs., $2. Si; 'AX> lbs • 



