Plants. Insect Destroyers. Exteiininatois. Pnnip. Buckwheat, (iiass Sesds. 



THE MYERS IMPERIAL 

 BRASS SPRAY PUMP. 



This spray pump is constructed entirely 

 of brass, a material that is not affected 

 by the poisonous arsenities used in differ- 

 ent formulas for spraying fruit trees, vines 

 and shrubbery. It is so arranged that 

 the labor of pumping is all done on the 

 downward stroke of the piston and nothing 

 on the up. The effect of this operation 

 while pumping is to hold the pump down. 

 Jhe foot rest steadies the pump, holding 

 it in proper position. 



It is provided with a large air chamber, 

 and has ball valves ; the pressure is held 

 uniformly in the air chamber and on 

 the hose, so that the nozzle throws a con- 

 tinuous spray, and is not affected by the 

 movement of the plunger. The opera- 

 tor is enabled to keep a constant pres- 

 sure on the nozzle of from 50 to 100 pounds 

 with very ordinary exertion. Will throw 

 a solid stream 50 feet, and is of unusual 

 value for washinij- windows, buggies, and 

 extinguishing fires, sprinkling lawns, 

 flowers, etc. For spraying is arranged so 

 as to discharge a fine jet in the bottom of 

 bucket, to keep the solution thoroughly 

 mixed and agitated, a feature peculiar to 

 this pump only, and a very necessary fea- 

 ture to a spray pump. 



Price, $3-50- 



GRASS SEEDS. 



Red Clover, 



White Clover, 



Crimson (Hover, 

 Timothy, 



Red Top, 



Orchard Grass, 

 Blue Grass, 



Hungarian Grass and 



German Millet 

 Seed Wheat, 



Rye and Oats 

 At Lowest Market Prices. 



IATAW^3H,S 



Japanese Buckwheat.— This is a 



new and distinct variety of great value, 

 not olny for its enormous productiveness, 

 but for the fine quality of the meal. The 

 straw is heavier, and it does not require 

 to be sown as thickly as other varieiies. 

 Lowest Market Prices. 



