1883.] 



THE AMERICAN GARDEN. 



215 



Sedgwick Steel Wire Fence 



Is the nnlv general purpese Wire Fence in use, being a 

 Strong Net-Work Without Barbs. It will turn dorjn, pim, 

 sheep, and poultry, as well as the most vicieiu Owk, 

 wit bout inj in v to either fence or stuck. It i< jiwl the fence 

 for farms, L'aidens, stock ranges and tailroads, and very 

 rieat for lawns, parks, school lots and cent el erics. Covered 



with rusl-| I paint ( or e.a I van i/eil I il will last a life. tune. 



It is Superior to Boards or Barbed Wire in every respect. 

 We ask for it a fair trial, knowing it will wear itself 

 into favor. The 



strength and durability. We also make the best ar 

 cheapest All Iron Automatic or Self-Opening Gate, all 

 Cheapest and Neatest All Iron Fence. For Prices ai 

 Particulars ask Hardware Dealers or address the Man 



Sedgwick ititos.. 



Mention this paper. ICieliniond, In<l. 



1884. ^SEASON-^ 1884. 



The past fine Summer has matured fine Stocks of 



GLADIOLI, T.HlEgiB-ELwarmrrJS 



PLANTS of every description have succeeded admirably. 

 The accession of so many VALUABLE NOVELTIES is unprecedented. 

 iy Send for Catalogue (ready January ist) to 



V. EL HALLOCK, SON & THORPE, 



Queens, N. Y. 



QUARTERS. CRAPES 



HEAD 

 QUARTERS, 

 SMALL FRUITS AND TREES 



SOUTHERN FRUIT FARM 

 For Sale. 



Fifty -seven acres, one.lialt mile from Decatur, Ala. 

 1000 Apple, 800 I'earh. •_><)(> I'eac. ami 100 Plum Trees. 

 Choice varieties. Nearly all of hearing a.ue. s'J.-.otl.OO 

 worth of fruit ami produce raised last year. Three 

 acres of strawberries. The owner has a luuir affection. 

 For further particulars, address 



E. P. JOHNSTON. 



Stock First-Class. Free Catalogues. 



A Fine Business Opportunity. 



ALL BEST, 

 NEW AND 

 OLD. 



LOV TO DEALERS AND PEANTJRRS. 



E.P.ROE, 



E. P. ROE, Agent, Coinwall-on-Hudson, N. Y. 



IF YOU WANT A GOOD SINGLE-BARREL BREECH-LOADING SHOT-GUN, 



BUY ONE OF STEVENS! 



WITH ONE OF STEVENS' SINGLE BARREL SHOT- 

 GUNS WE SKUNKED THE CROWD. 



HOGE & CO., Wheeling-, W. Va. 



The above cut represents Stevens' New Style Single Breech-Loader, which is claimed by 

 experts to be the best in the market. The only objection to them is that they shoot so well, are so 

 handy to take apart and carry about in a trunk or bag, that everybody wants them, and the makers 

 have had to enlarge the factory and work nights to supply the increasing demand. With one 

 of these guns it will not be necessary to take a back seat in any competition. 



Single Guns Plain, $12.50 ; Twist, $1 5.50 ; Laminated, $1 7.00. 



Rifles — .22 cal., 24 in., $20.00 ; 26 in., $22.00 ; 28 in., $24.00; .32, 

 .38, or .44 cal., $20.00, $21.00, $22.00. Hunter's Pet Rifles. — 22, 

 .32, .38, or .44 cal., 18 in., $18.00; 22 in., $19.00; 24 in., $21.00. 

 Pocket Rifles.— .22 or. 32 cal., 10 in., $12.25; 12 in., $13.25; 15 in., 



$15.00; 18 in., $16.50. Gallery Pistols Light, $20.00 ; heavy, 



$22.00. 



Shooting Gallery, 172 South Clark Street, ) 

 Chicago, Sept. 25, 1883. J 

 Dear Sir : — In my gallery I used a twenty-dollar Stevens Rifle every week-day for eight years. 

 It was shot over five hundred thousand times, and during the whole eight years the cost of repairs 

 did not exceed one dollar. It was then in good order, and I sold it for only two dollars less than it 

 cost me, in order to replace it with a Stevens twenty-five dollar No. 5 rifle, which has the Improved 

 Vernier and Globe Sights. With this No. 5 rifle one of my customers, a few days since, rang the bell 

 eighteen times in twenty shots through a three-quarter inch bulPs-eye, at sixty feet, off-hand. 



I give the Stevens rifle preference over all others for accuracy, durability, and convenience of 



operating. 



R. 



Fu 1. lei- 



SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. 



J. STEVENS & CO., Post-Office Box 40, Chicopee Falls, Mass. 



THE KEYSTONE 



OVER 300,000 IN ACTUAL USE 



And all giving perfect satisfaction. 



AGENTS WANTED. 



WASHER. 



i Will -wash Cleaner, Easier, and -with Less Injury to 

 ' Clothes than any other in the World. We challenee 



any manufacturer to produce a better Washer. 



Every Machine Warranted FIVE Years, 



and Satisfaction Guaranteed. The only 



-Vastier that can l>e clamped to mi\ sized 



tub like aWriujrcv. Made, of malleable, 

 [•on, oral vani zed, at id nil! outlast any two wooden 



machines. Agents wanted. Exelusive Terri- 

 tory. Our aeentsall "\ it the count i \ are uiakme 



froin *7."» to *-■!«> jier month. Ketail price, $7. 



■Sample to aevms, $3. Also our celebrated 



KEYSTONE WRINGERS AT LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES. 



Circulars Free. Refer to editor of this paper. Address F. F. ADAMS & CO., Erie, Pa. 



GEO. S. .JOSSFI.YN, Fredo 



THE DINGEE & CONARD CO'S 



BEAUTIFUL EVER-BLOOMING 



111 piist-olliers. f> spiel,. 



es, vour choice, all labeled, for S3 : \>i 

 For Sii; 19for$3; Hi tm * 

 $10: 100 for $13. We GIVE a Handsome Pres- 

 ent ol" Choice and Vnliisihle KOSES Free with 

 •very order, our NEW (iVIDE. ,i .-,.„,/,?.*• Tf atlse 

 on (he Bose, 70 pp. elegantly ilhixtrot. <i /..«//. 



THE DINGEE & CONARD CO. 

 Iio«e Growers, West Grove, Chester Co.. Pa. 



B 



L00MINGT0N 



r.i.ni Jnw JTJL Incorporated !«'« 



NURSERY CO. ^ssft& 



tii m of I'n 

 for fall of 



tar 600 



of every descrip- 

 aental Trees. Catalogue 

 andmailedonapplication 

 13 CREENHOUSES ! 



kieffeb Hybrid pear trees. 



100,000 PEACH TREES, 



Strawberries. Raspberries, Grapes, etc. Catalogue 



With COLORED PLATES, FREE. 

 WNI. PARRY, Parry Post Office, jNT . J. 



TYLER, 

 SOUHECAN 

 HANSELL, 

 Lost Rubles, 

 SHAFFER. 



NEW RASPBERRIES ! 



Ihoiee SJ1AI.I, Htl ITS, Trees. Vines, 

 ROSE8.otc.,-..nt W any aadres- Fltl'K, 

 II.S.AMIKUSON, ( ;n irai Lake Nurseries, g 

 £st,iUi.-kcJ >«W. Union Springs, " » 1 



BEST MARKET PEAR. 



!>!»,!»!)!> PEACH Til EES Allies: 

 \ nin.instA i n-w audoldStrawberries, 

 r\ -\ Currants. Grapes, Raspberries, etc 



SEARLY CLUSTER 



'New Blacl 



Single hi 



MULBERRY TREES 



FOR SILK FOOD. 



6 BEST KINDS. Also, Small Fruits and Traiis- 



BIJTTERTON, The Ln 



MATTISON'S NURSERIES. 



[n ice list of trees and plants for Spring, 1884. 

 C. E. MATTISON, Jacksonville, N. Y. 



Peach Trees at bottom pi ices. Apple, Plum, Pea 

 Apricot, etc., and Small Fruits. Prices free. 



K. S. JOHNSTON, Stockley, Del. 



