March, 1880. 
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ORCHRRDj r n'd’C PARPEN 
F ADTIlftire III EDII IT Homes where health 
UK I UNtO IN I K U I I comes to Invalids, Su- 
perb Climate, Productive Soli, Mineral Waters, Good 
Society, Schools, Churches Address 
W. E. PABOR, Canon City, Colo. 
New Price List for 1889 of Select 
FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL TREES, 
Flowering Shrubs, Etc., 
Mailed free. Address, Edwin Allen, 
New Brunswick, (Nurseries), N. .1. 
THE STANDARD 
BERRY PACKAGEOF THE WORLD * 
CRAPE VINES 
Nectar, WoodruR, Eaton, and all the 
best varieties. Gandy and other Straw- 
kerriet. Blackberries Raspberries, Won- 
derfui Peach, and other nursery stook. 
DesOTptivecataJogue giving fnatrurttona/orplanltnolree 
JOEL HORNEJi Jt SON. Delalr, Camden Co.. N. J. 
S TAYMAN S NO. I STRAWBERRY 
Large and fine, r rod uced at the rate of 30.000 quarts per 
acre. Price $2.00 per dozen, $10.00 per 100. 
I PiifPl The earliest and best black grape known, equal 
JCvVC Lto the Delaware in quality. Price $1.50 each. 
Bend for testimonials. Stayinnn & Black, 
Leavenworth, Kansas. 
D 
^^ble Petunia, Cyclamen, Carnation, Verbena, MoodAow- 
■ er, etc, 20c. The Floral World 1 year on trial, 10c. Cat- 
alogue free with order. A. C. ANDERSON, Leigh, Neb. 
INSTRUCTIONS FREE. 
How to grow $500.0uof STRA WHERRIES to the acre 
Introducers of the PEARIj, the most profitable. 
Trees and Plants at Reduced Prices. 
WEST JERSEY NURSERY CO., Bridgeton, N. J. 
k| 1 h|T6 6 new Chrysanthemum, Fuchsia, Geranium 
I LA II I Wand other Plants, 25c. 10 pk’ts Pansy, Dou- 
FREE 
Sample Cop)xif Green’j^TUit Grower, 
Green’s Fruit GNjde^So Green’s Illus- 
trated Catalogne^niolce plants, vines, 
and trees for TSe old and reliable 
G keen's NivfoEayCoNlochester, N.Y. 
I n II ’T buy your fruit plants, tree6 or garden seed 
U n I until you get our FREE Catalogue. It will 
Interest you. 
COE A CONVERSE, Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin. 
Five beautiful, nweet-scented Carnation Pinks. Strong 
plants. 25c. ,po»t paid. F.E. FASSETT& Bbo, Ashtabula, O. 
FAB&UHA2 Z2TST0OT COSIT PLANTES 
Warranted the bost corn dropper and most 
| perfect force-feed fertUzer distributor In tbo 
^ world. Send 
FObCataloou*. 
Address 
Send for large Illustrated Catalogue. 
Also Tull Line of Steel and Chilled 
.^Walking Plows. 
f ALBION, MICH. 
BRANCH HOUSES AILOVER THE COUNTRY chScuZBb 
s 
UNNY HILL FRUIT FARM. 
NEW AND STANDARD VARIETIES. 
Peaches, Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackberries. Grapes, Currants, Gooseberries, &c. 
THE TRUTH ABOUT NEW FRUITS.” Everyone should see it. 
STRAWBERRIES-Har^eld, Burt, Bomba, Gandy's Prize, Carmichael, 
Jessie. Monmouth, Ac. Standard, Cumberland, Crescent, Sharpless. Wilson, 
May King, Jucunda, A c.,Ac. RASPBERRIES— Palmer, Ada, Thomp- 
son Early, Johnson's Sweet, Golden Queen. B LACK B E R R I ES —Minne- 
waski. Early King, Erie, &c. Lucretia Dewberry. CRAPES Moyer. 
Eaton, Niagara , Em p ire Stale. Ac. C UR RAN TS —Pay's Prolific, Cherry 
and White Grape. GOOSEBE.liJ%lE^—lndustry,_Don'ning, Ac. 
PEACHES— Wonderful, Globe, Ac. 
ANET JR. TOOLS: send 
^“Illustrated Catalogue Free, 
= for Catalogue. Orders filled on day received. Why can we show such testimonials? 
E. W. REID, Horticulturist, Bridgeport, Ohio. 
JAMES R. PITCHER. THE W. A. MANDA. 
UNITED STATES NURSERIES, SHORT HILLS, N. J., 
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN 
ORCHIDS, EXOTIC &, HARDY PLANTS. 
Cypripediums, the largest and finest stock In the world. Orchids, the largest stock of established plants In the 
country. Chrysanthemums, over three hundred best varieties In stock. The ‘Mrs. Alpheus Hardy” is the finest 
flower ever Introduced. Send in your order, to receive plants In April, at one dollar per plant. Foliage Plants of 
any description and size. Flowering Plants of the best kinds. Primula Obconica and Cyclamen gigan- 
te um a specialty. Hardy Herbaceous Plants by the acre, of the finest kinds. Single Dahlias, the finest 
collection in the country. Write for Catalogues and Price-lists. Free on app^cation. 
850,000 CRAPE VINES 
100 VAK1E1IE8. Headquarters of the MO VER, the Earliest and Best, Reliable Red Grape now first offered 
— " Also Small Fruits, Trees, Ete. 8 Sample Vines I CIAHO DftCCPU kDCnflUIA II V 
Illustrated descriptive Price List free. LbvvIO nULOuni mtUUniAi Hi la 
under seal, 
mailed for 15 cents. 
A CURE for HARD TIMES 
CCCnC AT YOUR DOOR AT WHOLESALE 
w Ci mm U ^9 PRICES. Haviug grown a large quantity of the fob 
lowing cboioe and valuable seeds the past season, and in order to introduce 
them, with our wonderful new Potato, into 100,000 homes, we make the fol- 
lowing UNPRECEDENTED OFFER: For $1.00 in postage 
stamps or mouey, we will send a box post-paid, containing one packet each 
of the following NEW AND IMPROVED SEEDS, and one medium- 
sized tuber of BOLE Y'S GREAT NORTHERN SPY PO- 
TATO, the greatest discovery since the advent of the EARLY RUSE. 
Wilson's Early Blood Turnip Beet, earliest and best. Bas- 
ina’s Half-Lone Winter Beet, best variety. Wilson's Best 
of All Pole Beans, good for snap-shorts in winter. Wilson's 
Best of All Bunch Beans, rich, tender^and buttery Early 
Advance Cabbage, best and earliest. Wilson's Premium 
Flat Dutch Cabbage, best late variety. Early Green 
Cluster Cucumber, best for table use. Wilson's Long 
Green Cucumber, best for pickles. New Cory Sugar 
Corn, the earliest in the world. Wilson's Large Ever 
green Sugar Corn, sweet and delicious. California or 
Golden Pop Corn, best variety. New Self-Blanching 
Celery, extra quality, needs no banking np. Wilson's 
Extra Early Lettuce, heading sort. Jordan's Gray 
Monarch Watermelon, very large, sweet, and sugary. 
Extra Early ] 
Monarch Watermelon, very 1 
Miller's Cream Nutmeg Melon, best flavored in cul- 
tivation. Improved Round Yellow Danvers Onion- 
NEW SPANISH RING ONION, 3-pound onions from 
seed first year. Abbot's Improved Sugar Parsnip- 
Ruby Ring 
finest, largest, sweetest pepper ever 
_ _ JjIFORNIA, the largest pumpkin 
in the world; has weighed 400 lbs. EarlyRosy Gem 
Homes 
MADEflAfiftn 
Radish, best and earliest. New Ch artier Radish, best 
summer variety. White Pineapple Squash, good forpies, 
keeps all winter. Early Summer Butter Squash. Tur- 
ner's Hybrid Tomato, best and finest ever introduced. 
NEW ZEALAND FIG TOMATO, excellent for preserv- 
ing: cured and dried, equal to the best figs. Munich Strap- 
Leaf Turnip, tender, sweet. Golden Globe Kuta Bag a, 
best for table use. VEGETABLE PEACH, easily grown from 
seed first year; makes pies or preserves equal to the best peaches. 
Sample packet of Wilson's True Learning Corn, the earliest 
and best field corn in cultivation. New Mammoth Zinnia, double 
as a Dahlia, bright as a rose. Washington Asters, very large, all 
bright, beautiful colors. Giant German Pansies, best mixed, in all 
Q ^FULL-SIZED PACKETS, with DIRECTIONS FOR AA 
OO CULTIVATING, and ONE whole POTATO for a Uv 
FIVE boxes $4.00, TEN boxes $7.00, post-paid. Address plainly 
SAMUELi (WILSON, MECHANICSVILLE, B cT PA. 
Catalogue sent 
free to all. 
‘ MONEY IN SMALL FRUITS.” 
“The whole story,” as told the past winter by J. H. Hai,E, in Lectures before vast audi- 
ences at the Farm Institutes ot Wisconsin and New York, and Maine, is published for 
first time in our FREE CATALOGUE, which also describes ALL, the Best NEW 
• and OLD varieties of SMALL FRUIT l’LANTS grown from pedigree stock. 
EARHART RASPBERRY H jv- 
} ll0 w been tested over the whole country. *‘ Would fruit the whole year through ij it had a 
chance ” “Six (ruarts to a plant." “ Just ropes of berries" etc., are some of the reports that 
FRUITS FROM JUNE TO NOVEMBER 
an(f is a prize for any family garden ; and for three years past we have been unable to sup 
tttTKEE&TAiJH^f" HALE BROTHERS, SOUTH GLASTONBURY, Conik 
Handsome^ illustrated Catalogue for 1889 with ^ o rored^p'l ate 'sent* FREE “to“ any address! 
$8,000given FREE this year, see Catalogue ROBERT SCOTT & SON, Philadelphia, Pa, 
TREES 
Root Grafts— Everything ! No larger I DU A HU 0 A DDT P 01DPPC 4c - at LOWE iT RATES. 
Pike^ Co oaisia h n e a I I nAUflS MrLh lhhllDPrtces on application to 
rme i o.iNurs r s, Louisiana, Mo. | r. g. JOHNSTON, Stooklky, Dee, 
