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April, 1890. 
/ ORC HARD / R Nn ’ GARDEN A 
-f 5 >, 
LorilM Tomata. 
Introduced by us lastiea- 
son, is tlie most solid and 
delicious variety grown ; 
unequalled for forcing* or 
garden culture. For 15 
cents we will send, post 
paid, a pkt of the o iginal 
grower’s seed, and our il- 
lustrated catalogue. 
A. P COWAN & CO., 
114 Chambers St., 
P. 0. Box 2541, New York. 
THE 
are those put up by 
, D.M.FERRY&CO. 
Who are the largest Seedsmen in the world. 1 
D. M. Ferry & Co’s 
Illustrated, Descriptive and Priced 
SCtO ANNUAL 
for 1890 will be mailed FREE to all ap- 
plicants, and to last season’s customers. 1 
It is better than ever. Every person ' 
using Garden , Flower or Field 
Seeds should send for it. Address 
D. M. FERRY 4. CO. 
DETROIT, MICH. 
Livingstons 
BETTER THAN EVER. 
Oar 1 890 Catalogue is a complete Garden 
(1 uide full of practical ideas about all kinds of 
rm Zh 
iSs. 
/&<# 
y egetable*. Flowers.Bulba. etc., nec i 
essarv for the s a-den. is mailed FREE to l 
all who mention thU paper. With i 
prices lower, quality higher, better facil j 
ities for filling orders promptly, generous I 
treatment and over 40 year* Seed Farm 1 
experience enables ns to please you. 
A. W. LTV LNGSTON’S SONS, Box 263, COL CM BUS, O. 
SEND YOUR ORDERS IN 
now for Japanese Maples, 20 sorts, Tree 
Pasonias. Magnolias, Japan Lily Bulbs for 
GARDEN, Mammoth Chestnut Trees for 
ORCHARD, Palms, Orchids, etc., for 
GREEN-HOUSE. Can send specimens by 
mall. Send for Catalogue (wholesale If In 
trade, or retail). Address 
H. H. BERGER Sc CO., 
P. 0. Box 1501, 
<an Francisco, Oal. 
CRAPE VINES 
at greatly reduced rates. Also 
Strawberries. Blackberries, Raspberries. 
Currants. Wonderful Peach, and other 
Nursery stock. Prices reasonable De- 
~crip. Catalog.with instructions for planting and pruning 
FREE. J w El HORNER & SON. Delair. Camden Co.. N.J. 
A NEW 
POTATO. 
Early Six Weeks Market- 
Guaranteed 2 weeks earlier than any 
other. Yield 420 bu per acre— lb 50c. 
2 1-2 lbs. SI . ny mall. 30 pkts. seeds Si . 1 0 Roses, Si i 
S Chrysanthemums 50c: 10 Concord Grape Vines, $1. Best 
Catalogue published, free. Send for It to-day. 
J. A. EVERTTT & CO , Seedsmen, Indianopolls, Ind. 
They Are Liars!! 
“Let them put their statement on paper if they 
dare,” who say our Garden Seed are not as fresh 
and reliable as any in the land All seed sent 
out by us are tested and warranted to be fresh 
and pure, crop of 1889. Send for our 
+ 365 • DINNER • 365 * 
box, containing enough seed, if properly planted 
and cared for, to furnish fresh vegetables for 
dinner every day f r onp year. This box 
contains 25 packets of seed for the garden, all 
different and all desirable, and would cost if 
bought at your store $1.25; our pr.ee, sent by 
mail. 50 cents* Address 
BEACH A: CO.. Florists, 
RICHMOND. IND. 
Note. — T he above firm are reliable and our 
readers can rely on every word t ey say. — f'D. 
PROGRESS RASPBERRY. 
The earliest of all ; jet black, beautiful, delicious. Yields 
k double the fruit of any other. Very firm. Of strong 
growth, ironclad hardiness. Best for evaporating. 
Most profitable for market. Doz., $1.00; ioo, 
$5.00. Early Prolific, earliest and best red’ 
red raspberry. Doz., $2.50; 100, $15.00. 
3 each, $1 .00; 6 each,$ 1 . 75 ; 12 each, $3. 00; 
25 each, $5.00 ; all by mail postpaid. 
Shuster's Gem, best new strawberry. 
Large, most prolific, luscious, fiery' scarlet. I 
Early till late. Exquisitely beautiful. Sue-, 
ceeds everywhere. Gandy , latest of all. Very! 
large and good. 6each, $1.25; 12 each, $2.oo;\ 
25 each, $3. 50; 50 each, $5. 00, by mail. Parker’, 
Earle, Jucunda Im. .Crawford, Daisy, Eureka and _ 
several other new strawberries; Early King and Erie^-— 
„ Blackberries, etc.; Success Juneberry; Green Mountain _ 
^ and all other valuable new Grapes; nine new Apples; Wonderful, 
the remarkable late yellow and Lovett’s White, Peaches; three new Pears; 
Lincoln, Abundance, and other new Plums, etc. All accurately illustrated and described in 
Lovett’s Guide to Horticulture. In fact all worthy varieties of Small 
and Orchard Fruits, Nut Trees and Ornamental Trees and Plants, all of 
which we grow in vast numbers and sell at almost one-half prices of others. 
The Guide gives their prices, defects and merits, and tells how to purchase, 
plant, prune, cultivate,- etc. It is a handsome book of over ninety pages' 
finely printed and profusely illustrated ; mailed free ; with colored plates, 10c! 
Trees and Plants to distant points by mail and express a specialty. 
A copy of Orchard and Garden sent free to t /-n T nTfPTTPA t o -i » 
all who state where they saw this advt. J • V th 1 1 L-D., Oliver, N. j . 
999.999 FARMERS WANTED! 
| from every State and Territory to send for 
free trial sample of STEWART’S CELE- 
. 1 BBATED CLARKE t’OEXTY CHAM- 
PION WHITE CORN. A very prolific Ninety Day Corn, 125 bn. having been raised on a single 
acre. Send three two-cent stamps for sample to pav postage, and our Catalogue of Tested Flower. 
■tasUW - STEWART f 
Field and Harden Seeds. 
THE J. D. 
CART SEED CO., SPRINGFIELD, OHIO. 
Peering Junior Steel Binder. 
THE HARVEST FIELD. 
>:}Each the Leader in its Glass. 
Works Perfectly on Rough, Uneven Cround.— Some Others do not. 
Works Perfectly in Tall, Heavy Crain.— Some Others do not. 
Works Perfectly in Light, Short Crain.— Some Others do not. 
Works Perfectly in Badly Lodged Crain.— Some Others do not. 
Strongest Frame, Simplest Construction, Lightest Draft, Greatest Durability, Most Easily- 
Managed. GREAT IMPROVEMENTS for 1890 place it farther than ever in the lead of pre 
tended rivals. 
OUR ASSORTMENT OF GRAIN AND GRASS-CUTTING MACHINERY is made Com- 
plete with our v 
DEERINC LIGHT REAPER. | 
PEERING GIANT MOWER. 
DEERINC LICHT MOWER. 
Our DEERING BINDER TWINE made by ourselves is the best in the world. We are 
the only Harvester Manufacturers who adopted this practical method of protecting farmers 
against poor Twine. „ „ x , 
Apply to our nearest agent for Illustrated Catalogue and Full Information or write 
firect to us. WM. DEERINC * CO., Chicago. 
3) SEED DRILLS 
WHEEL HOES 
HORSE HOES 
The '‘PLANET JR.” No. 2 GARDEN DRILL is beyond question the best; sows the most difficult 
seeds ; opens, covers rolls down and marks the next row with the greatest regularity. 
The COMBINED DK1EL and HOE, Arc. The greatest favorite ever produced. Perfection as a Seed 
Drill, or as a Plow, Hoe. Garden Rake, Cultivator or Marker. Saves labor and seed and soon saves cost. 
The 1)0 LULL YVHELL HOE. A money maker for farmers and gardeners. Works both sides of arowat 
once Plows to or from, opens furrows, covers, cultivates, hoes, rakes ana has leaf guards. 
DOUBLE WHEEL HOE PLAIN. Same as last, but has one pair of hoes only. 
The SINGLE W II E E E H OE is a treasure. Beats the double in some crops; is lighter. Has a Large Plow, 
two Long Hoes, two Rakes, three Cultivator Teeth, and » Leaf Guard. 
The FIRE-FLY SINGLE WHEEL HOE. Equals the last, except has no rakes nor leaf guard. 
The FIRE-FEY GARDEN PLOW. Worth its price yearly in a garden 20x40 feet. 
The G K ASS EI)G ER. The newest, neatest.cheapest and best machine known for edging paths and flowerbeds. 
The 1890 HORSE HOE. The finest tool and most costly to make that we have ever offered. Yettheresuit 
justifies our care, as every one who sees the tool will admit. The first grand improvement is our new patent Eever 
Expander, one all farmers admire and which they will pay $3.00 for, to put on old machines. The next feature 
is our patent Handle Shilt er. enabling one to walk to one side of his work ; worth $*3.00 a dav for some 
crops Yet we ask but a small additional price for both these fine features. Why not send for full descriptive 
catalogue of these and all our other Q 1 A I I CN £ P H Patentees and Sole Manufacturers,/ 
useful improvements? Free to all. Ui L, ALLLIl & vU, 1 107 Market St, PH IL ADELPH I A, P A, 
The PLANET JR. 
