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TREES 
frail & Ornamental. 
ROSES 
GRAPE VINES 
FALL PLANTINC. 
We offer the largest and most com 
p'.ete general stock in the U. S. t be- 
sides many Novel lies. Catalogues 
sent to all regular customers, free* 
Toothers: No 1. Fruits, 10c.; No 2. 
Ornamental Trees, etc., illustrated, 
15c.; No. 3, Strawberries; No. 4, 
Wholesale; No. 5, Roses. Free. 
ELLWANGER & BARRY 
«T. HOPE >TBSEBIES, ROOM ESTER, Sen York. 
THE IDAHO PEAR. 
AVliat Olliers Nay About it : 
SEDGWICK WOVEN STEEL WIRE FENCE AND GATES. 
Is a marvelous fruit to say the least. 
J. T. LOVETT. Pub. ORCHARD & Garden. 
I pronounce it a magnificent pear ot very fine quality. 
SAMUEL MILLER. 
I am extremely pleased with it. I)R. T. H. HOSKINS. 
Trees now for the first time offered for sale: Single tree 
by mail, post paid, fa 50. three for ffi 00 Send for illustra- 
ted prospectus containing a liner list of testimonials than 
any new fruit that has ever been introduced. 
THE IDAHO PEAR CO., Eewiston, Idaho. 
B eautiful strawberries, 
CRAPES, ETC. 
Harerland and Eureka lead all late introductions. Send 
and hear what others have to say. Will send you the great- 
est Strawberry report vou have ever read. Sadie, new; 
parties who saw it In fruit said it would yield 1000 bushels 
to the acre — very early. Florence and Mark, beautiful 
berries. Viola, Crawford. Miami. Stayman’s No. 1; 60 other 
varieties. Thompson's Early Prolific Red Rasp- 
berry. the earliest red Palmer Black Cap. a great suc- 
cess. Thompson'* Early Mammoth Blackberry 
a wonder. Egyprian or Winter Onion Sets, a targe stock 
now ready. 80 varieties of Grapes and many other things 
too numerous to mention here. No fruit grower can pos- 
sibly afford to be without these reports. We don’t ask you 
to buy, only hear what others say. 
CLEVELAND NURSERY CO. 
Best Fences and Gates for aU purposes. Free Catalogues, 
giving’ full particulars and prices. Ask Hardware Dealers, or 
address, mentioning this paper. 
SEDGWICK BROS., RICHMOND, IND. 
Bra Mba Largest Stock in Ammca, *■* mm ■■bb 
PPI Dtfl'ACARA HR IIPA 
KB KB Bx lML m&m I E&p 3HI van* u-s / < umHSS Bjgd S cMBS Mi PflRi 
■H "Em WB Warranted true Low- I %£5g pi SK”* 
aJa fer^V KSl Swna w® E£^ h < *i rut***. introducers H I Cm R3 Yi&s fr** Ml 
CaPflalBi uetc Black Grape y 
Also other SMALL FRUITS. Descrip 
tive Catalogue Free. Send list for prices. 
EATON ,T. 8 . HUBBARD CO., r Rb DONIA, N.Y- 
HUNTSVILLE WHOLESALE NURSERIES. 
The largest nursery of Fruit Trees in the world. EXCLUSIVELY WHOLESALE. To Nur- 
serymen, Dealers, and Market Orchardists IMMENSE STOCKS of Pears. Plums, Cherries, 
Peaches Apricots, Nectarines, Almonds and Quinces Varieties suitable to all latitude**.' 
SPECIALTIES: Lawson. Kieffer, Le Conte, Early Harvest and Seckel Pears; Russian Pears, 
including Besseminnka, Gakovska, and No 1401; Russian Apricots and Cherries ; De Soto. Wolf! 
P. Simoni, Kelsey, Botan and Blood Plums: Peen To and Honey Peaches and their improved 
seedlings Other new and famous sorts. Quick transit, in through ears, free of freight 
charges, to St. Louis , Mo., Cincinnati. O., Rochester. N. Y„ Philadelphia , Pa., Dallas, Tex., .in k. 
sonvitle , Fla. We can refer to customers in every State and Territory. Prices very low." Price 
Listfree. Address W. F. HE1KES, Manager, Huntsville, Alabama. 
Lakewood, Ohio. 
The "YALE” Strawberry. 
The coming strawberry for garden or field culture. Blos- 
som perfect. Ten to twelve days later than Sharpless. 
Send for Circular giving full Information. Plants ready 
Sept. 1st. Address STEPHEN HOYT’S SONS. 
New Canaan, Conn. 
REID’S 
Strawberries Pot Grown. 
50 VARIETIES AT LOW RATES. 
Also all kind of NURSERY STOCK, at Low Prices. 
E. YV. REID, Horticulturist, 
Bridgeport, O. 
HAMMOND’S 
SLUG SHOT 
KILLS 
CABBAGE WORMS 
Safe, Sure, Cheap. 
SOL.D BY SEEDSMEN. 
For ramplil- t, address Fisbkill-on-Hudson, N. Y. 
THE SYRACUSE NURSERIES 
HI n AND RELIABLE I ARCTCT Abfn UHCT PflMPI PTC Assortment of Nurse- 
ULU are growing the ET J LAnDtOI flRU IflUO I uUIY 1 rLt.IL ry Stock in America. 
In BUDDED APPLES and STANDARD PEARS they acknowledge no competition— 
quality considered. Nurserymen and Dealers will consult their own interests by getting prices on this 
SilPEKB STOCK before buying. «®*Speeial inducements to buyers in large quantities. 
SMITHS, POWELL & LAMB, Syracuse, N. Y. 
No Yellows Here. 
PEACH TREES 
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 
Before ordering elsewhere call and examine our 
Stock or w rite for circular and prices, to Bridgeville 
Nurseries. D. a. MYEll* SON, Prop’s, 
Bridgeville. Dei. \ 
Pennsylvania Agricultural Works, York, I 
Farqnhar's Standard Engines and Saw Hills. 
Send for Catalogue. Portable, Sta- 
tionary, Traction and Automatic En- 
gines a specialty. Warranted equator 
superior to 
any made. 
addreii A. B. FABQCHAB & SON, York, Pa. 
GOOD NEWS 
IS L ADIES . 
Greatest inducements ever of- 
fered. Now’s your time to get up 
orders for our celebrated Teas 
and Coflees.and secure a beauti- 
ful Gold Band orMoss Rose China 
Tea Set, or ftandsome Decorated 
Gold Band Moss Rose Dinner Set, or Gold Band Moss 
Decorated Toilet Set. For full particulars address 
TIIK GREAT AMERICAN TEA CO.. 
P. O. Box 289. 81 and 33 Vesey St., New York 
AGKENTS HERE 
and farmer, wltb no experience make S‘A.50 an 
h.ar during spare time. J.V. Kenyon, Glens Fall., 
N. Y., made S18 one day, (76.59 one week. 
Bo can you. Proofa and catalogue free. 
J. E. Sbkfabd A Co., Cincinnati, Q. 
For a DISORDERED LIVER 
Try BEECHAM’S PILLS. 
25cts. a Box. 
OF ALL DBUCiGrlSTS. 
This grape origl 
nated In the Green 
Mountains of Ver- 
mont. It is very 
early; color, g-ee-- 
Ish white; polo, ten- 
der, sweet and deli- 
cious. The only 
grape yet Introduc- 
ed that ranks first, 
both in earlmess 
and quality. It 
should be in every 
* " — L " - r garden. Send for 
circular, giving further Information. We also offer 
a full assortment of other nursery stock. Address 
STEPHEN HOYT’S SONS, 
New Canaan, Conn 
TRADEMARK 
Dime 0F WONDERFUL PEACH 
UUUO And Other Valuable Fruits 
Catalogue Free. WJH. PABBY, Parry, N. J. 
THE TOPPING 
PORTABLE 
EVAPORATOfl. 
?our sizes made. Cost 
’rom §K' to $50 complete. 
Capacity or any size. 
Sufficient to pay for itself 
in from 10 to 15 days. 
Sheer, Corer, Apple, 
Peach and Potato Parer*. 
Dried Fruit Presses. 
Send for circular. 
H- Topping, Marion, N.Y- 
SEND TEN CENT8 IN POSTAGE STAMPS TO 
E. & O. WARD, 
Produce Commission Merchants 
for Circular giving important advice about -hipping 
produce. Also containing recipe for preserving 
eggs. Established 1845. 
No. 279 Washington Street, New York City. 
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O VCRQCCDC WANTED K„r;.hrrn 
V LtlObkliO iiowe or to travel. We 
wish to employ a reliable person in your county ^ 
to tack up advertisements and show cards of 
Electric Goods. Advertisements to be tacked up every- 
£ where, oo trees, fences and turnpikes, in conspicuous A 
^ places, in town and country in all parts of the United ™ 
Slates. Steady employment ; wages #2.50 per day ( 
A expenses advanced ; no talking required. Local work for A 
_ all or part of the time. ADDRESS WITH STAMP. 
EMOKT Ac CO.. With and Vine Ht*., 
CINCINNATI, O. NO ATTENTION PAID TO POSTAL CARDS. j 
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