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May, 1S90. 
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Choice Chrysanthemums 
THE QUEEN OF AUTUMN. 
Our stock of Chrysanthemums embraces most of the 
handsomest and choicest varieties in cultivation both 
of new and old varieties and of an almost endless va- 
riety of form and color. We name here a few varieties 
of the classes we offer. The plants are all strong, heal- 
thy and well rooted. 
NEW VARIETIES. 
Ada Spaulding, pink and white. §1.00; Mrs. Alpheus 
Hardy, white, 50c.: Mrs. Wm. Barr, crimson, 35c.; Mrs. 
Andrew Carnegie, crimson. 35c.; Excellent, pink, 35c. 
One of each for $2.00; two of each for $3.50; three of 
Little labor, email expense and large profits to those who use our 
Pumps in .praying. 
SURE, SAFE AND EFFECTIVE. 
Send for FREE Circular of SprayiDg Pumps, containing Formulas of Valuable Pre- 
parations for destroying all Insects troublesome to Trees and Plants 
WIND MILL PUMPS, FORCE PUMPS, HYDRAULIC RAMS, FARM & CHURCH BELLS itc 
Big Induce- 
ments to 
AGENTS. 
N B. We want one forevery county. 
The GOULDS IM’F’G CO., 
Seneca Falls, N.Y. * 00 liarclaySt., NewV orlt 
Mention this p»per. 
NEW STRAWBERRY 
.“LADY RUSK” 
The best berry for Ion* distance shipments. Will not 
rot or melt down if packed dry. Headquarters for all 
leading varieties of Berry Plants and 6BA?£ VINES 
having 300 acres in cultivation. Catalogue free. 
WM. STAHL, Quincy, III. 
REED’S 
These offers are made to secure early orders from all who 
love Choice Roses* A trial will convince you that our Ro es 
“can t be beat.” These are the best off ers ever made by 
any (irand Roses to include Papa Gontiet. 
one. I 9 by mail for I • best red. La France , best 
pink. Every Plant a Gem, well c 
piun. j ■ min u uciut wcii grown with strong roots, 
will bloom all Summer, and give Tots of flowers; or I will 
ROSES 
AT WHOLESALE, 100 ROSES, by express, for only 
These plants are sure to please you. Directions for culture with every order. Safe 
arrival guaranteed. A rare chance. Don’t miss it Sam pie Rose, with Catalogue, 1 Or. 
Order Now. YY.>I . B. REED, Chambersburg Nurseries, Chambersburg, Pa. 
a give 
Fine Plants, all CHOICE gg 00 
The “PLANET JR.” EliSi 1 
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 DRILL 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 DOUBLE WHEEL HOE. A money maker for farmers and gardeners. Works both sides of a row at 
once Plows to or from, opens furrows, covers, cultivates, hoes, rakes and has leaf guards. 
DOUBLE WHEEL HOE PLAIN. Same as last, but has one pair of hoes only. 
The SI NG LE WHEEL 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. Fqualsthe last, except has no rakes nor leaf guard. 
The FIRE-FLY GARDEN PLOW. Worth its price yearly in a garden 20x40 feet. 
The G R ASS EDG ER. The newest.neatest.cheapest and best machine known for edging paths and flowerbeds. 
The 1800 HORSE HOE. The finest tool and most costly to make that we have ever offered. Yetthe result 
justifies our care, as every one who sees the tool will admit. The first grand improvement is our newpatent Lever 
Expander, one all farmers admire and which they will pay 83*00 tor, to put on old jnachines. The next feature 
is our patent Handle Shifter, enabling one to walk to one aide of his work; worth S3.<X> a day 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 I A| I PN £ PH P.^?5l ee . 8 Sole, Manufacturers,' 
useful improvements f Free to all. O. L. ALLLH 01 UU. 1 107 Market St. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
each for $5.00; six of each for $8.50; by mail postpaid. 
OUR STAR LIST. 
Cul’lngfordii. crimson: Daisy, pink; Elaine, white: 
E Molyneux, maroon red: G. F. Moseman, buff and red: 
George Glenny, yellow; Gloriosum, lemon yellow; 
Grandifiorum, yellow; Jennie Y. Murkland, yellow and 
rose- John Collins, bronze; Kioto, yellow; La Tonkin, 
silvery pink; L. Canning, white; Miss Meredith, rose 
pink: Moonlight, white; Mr. H. Cannell, yellow; Mrs, 
C H. Wheeler, orange and re3; Mrs. Frank Thompson, 
pi- k; Mrs. George Bullock, white; Mrs. Langtry, white; 
Mrs. L >rd, yellow, -Mrs. Norris, claretjM'-s. T. H. Spauld- 
ing, white; Nippon, white; October Beauty, white;Pres. 
Hyde, yellow; Pres. Spaulding, purplish carmine; Robt. 
Bottomley, white. Roseum Pictum, silvery rose; Vol- 
unteer. pink and white: W. H. Lincoln, yellow-; Yeddo, 
yellow. Purchaser’s selection of varieties 12 for $2.50: 
25 for $4.00: 50 for $6.00; 100 for $10.00. Our selection 
of varieties 12 for $1.50; 25 for $2 T5; 50 for $5.00; 100 
for $9.00: all by mail postpaid. 
OUR CENERAL COLLECTION. 
Annie Atkins, purpl*-; Arbre de Noel, bronze yellow; 
Beauty of Au'umn. yellow; Brazen Shield.yellow; Bru- 
nette, garnet:Contrast, garnetiEIiza.lllac and whlte;Ex- 
poxition duChalons.rosy lilac:Fantasy. white; F.J. Smith, 
yellow; Jas. Gunning, peach; John Thorpe,yellow;Kath- 
lee.n, peach; Louis Barthere, red and yellow; Lais, ma- 
genta; La Nympbe. rosy pink; Mad Damard, pink and 
white: Magnum Bonum, purple; M. Travis, lilac: Model 
of Perfection, pink and white; Mrs. Gen. Rundie, white; 
Mrs. Sheldrake, maroon and yellow; Peter the Great, 
canary. Prince Alfred. garner; Sam. Sloan, white; Trag- 
ed'e. lilac: Tubitlorum, rosy lilac. Purchaser’s selection 
of varieties 12 for $1.50; 25 for $2.75; 50 for $5.00; 100 
fur $9.00. Our selection of varieties 12 for $1.25; 25 for 
$2.00; 50 for $1.50; 100 for $6,00; all by mail postpaid. 
If sentby exjrress deduct two cents per plant 
from prices herein stated. 
J. T. LOVETT CO., Little Silver, N. J. 
FARMERS 
San andGri»t .VI ill. 4 H P. 
and larger. Catalogue free. 
DtLOlCH SILL CO.. AtltnU. U 
How Is Your Lawn? 
Doubtless vour attention has been attracted to the 
Smooth and Velrehj appear nice of some Lawns, and you 
have woDdcred why you have been unable to make yours 
look equally well. We would not like to have It made pub- 
lic, but the secret is that those in charge of the lawns you 
so much admired make frequent use of Rollers not alone 
In putting down the lawn (where they are simply Indispen- 
sable), but In tne spring just after tbe frost leaves the 
ground, and after heavy rains during the summer, thus 
they keep the soil compact about the grass roots and the 
surface smooth and hard. 
We make a Lawn Roller called the "Supekiob” that for 
beauty, capacity, ease of operation and cheapness, is a par- 
agon. It weighs one hundred pounds and may be loaded 
to six hundred pounds. Your hardware dealer has them. 
Respectfully, 
THE COUVERNEUR MACHINE CO., 
PRICE $1 5< Couverneur, N.Y. 
Spray Your Trees. 
<t>17 SPRAYING OUTFIT <fR Rfl 
(p I / Express paid, for tPviwU 
Lewis’ Combination Force Pump 
Makes 3 complete bbass machines worth $12. 
Will Tlioronilily 10-acre Orchard per day. 
Endorsed by the leading Entomologists of the U. S. 
A valuable illustrated book (worth $5.00) on “Our Insect 
Foes” given to each purchaser. My farmer agents are 
making from $5 to $20 per day. Send for illustrated cata- 
logue, price-list and terms. Goods Guaranteed. 
Remember, brass will not rust or corrode. Address 
P. C. LEWIS, Lock Box F, Cateklll, N.Y. 
I IVINGSTONS 
L * 1 BETTER THAN EVER. 
Our 1 890 Catalogue is a complete Gardi 
Guide full of practical ideas about all kinds 
SEEDS 
V egetablcM. Flower*. Bulba, etc., nec- , 
essarv for the garden, is mailed FREE to i 
all who mention thl* paper. With [ 
price* lower, quality higher, better facil-f 
flies for filling orders promptly, generous I 
treatment and ever 40 years Seed Farm'j 
experience enables us to please von. 
A. W. LIVINGSTON’S SONS, Box 263, COLUMBUS, O. 
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Electrotypes and Printing 
Nurserymen, Fruit Crowers, Seeds- 
men and Florists. 
CATALOGUE. BOOK. NEWSPAPER. 
And Job Printing of Every Description. 
Catalogue of 3000 Electrotypes of Fruits, Flowers, Trees, Shrubs, Vege- 
tables, Designs, Ac., at low cost , by mall tor 15 cents. 
OUR MOTTO : Fine W ork at Fair Prices. 
Orchard and Gaaden Is a sample of our printing. 
MONMOUTH PRINTING HOUSE, 
Little Silver, New Jersey. 
