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OUR NEW 1891 FLOWER SEED OFFER. 
A Magnificent 
Collection of 
FLOWER SEEDS 
vS, FREE! 
An Unparalleled Offer by 
an Old-Established ami 
Reliable Publishing 
House! ThkLadikb’ World 
is h mammoth 16-page, 64- col- 
umn illustrated paper for ladies 
and the family circle. It is de- 
voted to stories, poems, ladies’ 
fancy work, art istic needle work, 
L home decoration, housekeeping, 
, fashions, hygiene, Juvenile read- 
ying, etiquette, etc. To Intro- 
duce this charmingladies’paper 
| Into 100,000 homes where it Is not 
I already taken, we now make the fol- 
lowing colossal offer : Upon receipt 
of only 12 Cents in silver or stamps, we will send 
The Ladles’ \V orld for Three Months, and to 
each subscriber rue will also send Free and post paid, a large 
and magnificent Collection of Choice Flower Seeds, two 
hundred varieties, Including Pansies, Verbenas, Chrysanthe- 
mums, Asters, Phlox Drummondli, Balsam, Cypress Vine, 
Digitalis, Double Zinnia, Pinks, etc., etc. Remember, twelve 
cents pars for the paper three months and this entire magnifi- 
cent Collection of Choice Flower Seeds, put up by a first-class 
Seed House and warranted fresh and reliable. No lady can 
afford to miss this wonderful opportunity. We guaran tee every 
subscriber many times t lie value of money sent, 
your money and make you a present J 
of both seeds and paper if you are not 
satisfied. Ours is an old and reliable 
publishing house, endorsed by all lead- 
ing newspapers. Do not confound this 
offer with the catchpenny schemes olft', 
unscrupulous persons. Write to-day— ** 
don't put It off! Six subscriptions au 
six Seed Collections sent for 60 cts. 
SPECIAL OFFER! 
vertlsement and naming the paper in which 
she saw it, we will send free. In addition to 
all the above, one package of the new and 
popular imported Tropaeoliim Lobblaiitiin rff j*. 
(assorted!, containing ••Lucifer,” •• Spitfire, " 
"Vesuvius,” and other lumlnarlesof high degree, 
bright and highly colored. An abundant bloomer and f 
easily cultivated. A beautiful climbing flowr for vases .hanging 
baskets, old stomps, etc., most glorious in effect. Address: 
8. II. MOORE A CO., 27 Park Place, New York. 
NUT TREES. 
kCHESTN UTS— J A PA N HIAM- 
vMOTH and GIANT, i’nrry’s: 
Japan walnuts. J A HAN GO I, DEN 
RUSSET. IDAHO and Kieffer 
Pears.EI. E A G N US I.ONGI 1*ES, 
HARDY ORANGES, and other 
valuable novelties. Small Fruits, 
_ GRADES, &c. Fruit, Shade and 
Nut Trees, Ornamental Shrubs, Vines, &c. Illustrated des- 
criptive Catalogue Free. WM ,p ARR Y. Parry, N. J. 
I M v specialty for 34 years 
' Vines of 100 best kinds. 
i Concord, Ives, Moores 
__ . _'E riv. Lady, rockllng- 
[ton, Delaware, Woouriifflted.Green Mountain, 
IColerain, Brilliant, Moore’s Diamond Moyer, 
Champion, Eaton, etc. Industry, Triumph and 
other Gooseberries. Currants, Raspberries, Straw- 
berries and Blackberries. Be*t stock Low prices. Cat- 
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SMALL 
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FRUIT TREES, Etc- 
All the leading new and stand- 
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ies. Raspberries. Black- 
berries, Grapes, Cur- 
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Berry Crates and Basket, Large stock. Lowest 
prices. Send for catalogue. I). B. GARVIN & SON, 
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heeling, W. Va. 
STAYMAN S NO. I STRAWBERRY. 
Large and line; produced at the rate of 30,000 quarts per 
acre. Price, 30c. per doz.; fi 00 per 100. 
IPtUr I The earliest and best black Gi ape known, 
JEWEL, equal to rhe Delaware In quality. P. ice 11.00 
each. Send for testimonials. 
STAYMAN <Sc BLACK, Leavenworth. Kans. 
FOREST TREES- 
Catalpa Speciosa, 
White Ash, European 
Larch, Pines, Spruces, 
Arbor Vitses, etc., etc. 
Catalpa Speciosa Seed. 
Forest and Evergre-r 
Seeds. 
R. DOUGLAS & SON, 
Waukegan, Hi 
EVERGREEN Headquarters In the 
U. S. for hardy Nursery Grown Ever- 
greens, Eur-Lared and Forest Trees, 
Largest stock. Best variety. All sizes 
for all purposes. Prices the lowest. 
We pack and ship with safetyevery- 
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before ordering elsewhere. 
D. HILL. Evergreen Specialist, 
Mention tbU paper. DUNDEE, ll.L. 
CHOICE FLOWER SEED fo'ffiV 1 ’ 
MILTON E. FISK, Lunenburg, Mass. 
loguelJmrS'teS AMPLE PACKET FREE. 
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This Rose was raised and named by George Washington over 100 years ago and is described in the Mount 
Vernon Guido Book. It is the only hardy perpetual blooming climber known, and a plant of it will produce 
more than twice as many flowers as any other rose It will commence blooming almost as soon as planted 
and produce hundreds, and even thousands of elegant flowers the first summer. Either in the garden or in 
pots it is full of bloom at all times, the flowers growing in great clusters— often 50 or 100 in a bunch. Color 
~>ure white, perfectly double to the center and of unsurpassed fragrance. Buds beautiful, long and pointed 
ike the finest Tea Roses. Perfectly hardy, and will grow up over a door, gate or window, and always full of 
bloom from early Spring until late Autumn. It is the most wonder ful rose in cultivation, and was first intro- 
duced by us last year, and we are headquarters for genuine stock. Fine plants for immediate blooming, by 
mail, postpaid, guaranteed to arrive in good condition. SO cents each; 4 for$1: or for 50 cents we will mail 
the Rose, 1 Giant Fairy Lily and 1 Golden Yellow Gladiolus. Also C Uaiaj Dlanfc OHa 
each, or the five for 81.00, as follows: Solanum Grandiflora, true w ltd I C Hvf? ■ idlllO dl vVv 
Manettia V ine. Rainbow Cactus, Great Spider Lily and Butterfly Orchid. Each is a gem of rare beauty. 
ALSO THE FOLLOWING EXTRA CHOICE COLLECTIONS BY MAIL POSTPAID: 
12 Extra choice mixed Gladiolus, flowering bulbs, 25c. i 4 Superb New Grapes, including Niagara, 50c. 
6 New Double Pearl Tuberoses “ “ 25c. 5 Grand Lilies, 5 sorts, including Auratum, 50c. 
5 Rare Chrysanthemums, 5 sorts named, 50<* 5 “ Cacti, different sorts named, 60c*. 
5 Ornamental Flowering Shrubs, named, 50c. I 20 Bulbs and 10 pkts. Flower Seeds, all different. 50c. 
The above 8 collections and One Mary Washington Rose, by mail, postpaid, for only $8.00. 
flllD Dl HIT PAT A I HPIIC fA superb work of art in blue) of FLOWER AND VEGETABLE 
UUil DLUL UA I ALUUUCa SEEDS. BULBS, PLANTS. AND BABE FRUITS, is the finest ever 
issued. 128 pages, hundreds of elegant engravings. Stipple Lithograph Covers and 5 large colored plates. We 
offer the finest novelties in Flowers. Vegetables and Fruits, notably : Our great Japanese Wineberry, Floral 
Park Plums. Butterfly Orchid. Star Phloxes Water Plants. New Roses, Dahlias, Gladiolus, Chrysanthemums, 
etc. Also the greatest collection of rare Cacti and Flowering shrubs. This elegant and expensive Catalogue 
will be sent for only TEN CENTS or if vou order anything here offered and ask for a Catalogue it will be sent 
FREE, Ad.,... J()HH L - W|$ CH | LDS> F | 0| . a | p arki Q uee|)S Q 0ij (I, Y. 
FLORALTREAT for 3 STAMPS. 
[ Value 
1 copy Park’s New Illus. Floral Guide— All About Flowers... 10c. 
Sample Park’s Floral Magazine— a charming monthly 5c. 
1 pkge. Choice Mixed Flower Seeds (nearly 1.000 sorts) 15c. 
1 Conditional Certificate or Order for Seeds, your choice. ..25c. 
tfj?* All of the above for only three 2-cent stamps. 
This is our best offer and the last one of the season. It will not 
appear again . You’ll miss a floral treat if you neglect it. Write at 
once. Tell your friends. GEO. W. PARK, Libonia, Pa. 
About Roses” 10c. 1 8 splendid ever-blooming Roses $1. or 10 Roses and Magazine 1 yr, $1. 
HSiQ RUB^STU wap me 
^^ n ^ ilhe V stand i n 5 timber or stumps. Will pull an ordinary Grub in V/ 2 minutes. Makes a clean 
at a Slt {* n 6- A man, a boy and a horse can operate it. No heavy chains or 
5 a * D i e ‘ The crop on a few acres the first year will pay for the Machine. Send postal card for 
d Catalogue, giving price, terms and testimonials. JAMES MILNE & SON, Sole M’f’rs, Scotch Grove.Iowa. 
