/ ORCHRRD# AND 
April, 1801. 
FLORiSTS- 
NURSERYMEN 
and SEEDMEN 
C/3 
WANT 
WINDMILLS 
The HALLADAY MILL 
is acknowledged the Standard W tnd 
Mill of the World, and is made in 18 
sires. 8 to 60 ft. diameter, 1 man to 40 horse 
power. It is adapted to puiupAg water for 
Stock" and Dairy Farms. Ornlkental and 
Village Water Supply and Fire 
Protection, Railway Water Sta- 
tions, Irrigation, Drainage. Etc. 
the HALLADAY is 
made upon honor and 
guaranteed The Moat 
Powerful, I>urable 
and Best Keg: n la ted 
Mormdlefyint; Wind 
Mill on the market. 
U,$, SOLID WHEEL 
And STANDARD 
VANELESS 
WINDMILLS 
These Mills are {guaranteed 
the BENT of their class. Are 
not made cheaply, but heavy and 
strong in construction. They are rap- 
idlv takiue the lead of all Solid and 
Vaneless Mills on the market. 
TVLT>S 
We make a complete line of 
WIND MILL. HAND and 
POWER PUMPS. Iron. 
Brass and Brass-Lined . 
CYLINDERS 0ur3Way 
Force Pumps have no equal. 
We make the largest assortment of Tanks 
cn the market, consisting of Round, Half Round 
and Square Stock Tanks, Milk Cooling Tauks, Stor- 
age and House Tanks. Special sires made to order. 
HALLADAY STANDARD GEARED WIND MILL 
in 11 *iie«. 1^ to 40 horse-power. All Goods Guaranteed. 
Jtcliable Agents Wanted in all unassigued Territory. 
S- nd for Catalogue and Price* to 
U. S. WIND ENGINE & PUMP CO. 
BATAVIA. ILLIXOIS, V. S. A. 
BRANCH HOUSES: — Kansas City, Mo.; Omaha, Neb. 
DEPOTS: — Boston, Mass.; Fort Worth, Texas. 
“CAPONSand 
★ CAPONIZING.”* 
A most valuable book for any one who keeps 
chickens. Contains 60 pages and illustrations. 
Tells how to operate, shows the profits that 
have been made by caponizing, and gives all 
information required to be a successful caponizer. 
Written by that veteran poultryman, .Mr. George 4 ). 
Dow. Sent post-paid, for .> 4 ) cents, or five copies 
for N‘i.OO. Get Four friends to join you, and get 
Address THOMAS W. CHILD, 
150 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK, 
EGGS @ FOWLS 
FOP C A I C From 50 Varieties. Lnrg- 
rUH PALE eat Bunge In the West- 
My !'< iwls won over 800 first and 2 nd prizes 
at 7 State shows last fall For full descrip- 
tion send three one-cent stamps and get tne 
finest illus’d catalogue out, 8x11, 32 pages. 
CHAS GAMMERDINGER. COLUMBUS. 0 
IMPROVED 
EXCELSIOR 
INCUBATOR 
^■Simnlp. Perfect and Self-Regulat- 
ini/. Hundreds in successful operation. 
< • nar an teed to hatch a larger percentage 
of fertile eggs at |e*8 eowt than any other 
hatcher. Send Ge. for Dlus. Catalogue. 
Circulars free. CEO. H. STAHL, QUINCY, ILL. 
I O S wee P stake 3 
IW ^ 41 1st & 21 2d^!. 
Premiums taken ® 
recent lairs in 0.^^^ Impr fd 
Pa A: W.Va^^t hegM rhogs. 
ntshipme ta 
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L. B. SQrei Co. ClwVe aud. 0 , 
m s Dialogues, Tableaux, Speakers, ror 
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15 
unun e Book Bound and OUK PAPER J| mos 
PI U V t Lo only 1 «c. FARMER, Bay bhore, N. Y 
YOU ever plant seeds and then wait sadly for the green | 
leaves that never came ? Burpee’s Seeds are not that kind 1 
You plant them : they grow. • That’s one reason why | 
Burpee’s mail order seed business is the largest. 
The Five Finest Nov- 
elties of 1891 Are 
Crozy’s 
Cannas, 
that bear magnificent 
flowers alf summer ; 
New Fancy 
German 
Pansies, 
special selection of 
brightest and best; 
Golden Gate 
Poppies, 
gorgeous flowers of ev- 
ery conceivable shade ; 
Fri nged 
Star Phlox, 
elegantly fringed* flow- 
ers of star-like form; 
and 
Eckford’s 
Newest 
Sweet Peas, 
decided novelties. 
Burpee’s 
Seeds 
Grow! 
To make new friends 
for Burpee's Seeds, 
we will mail 
ALL FIVE 
of these novelties, 
Cannas, 
Pansies, 
Poppies, 
Phlox, 
Peas, 
For 26 Cents— 
13 two-cent stamps. 
Full directions for cul- 
ture on each package. 
If you do not want all 
five, send us 16 cents 
for any three. And 
remember that 
Burpee’sSeeds 
GROW I 
Don’t buy dead seeds 
at the store, but order 
direct from Burpee. 
Let us mail you a copy of Burpee’s Farm Annual for 1891. 168 pages, richly 
colored plates. Information about Rare Novelties and Premiums. Free to any 
Flower or Vegetable Grower who intends to buy Seeds, Bulbs or Plants. Write to-day. 
N 74<T W, ATLEE BURPEE & CO,, PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
“ORANGES AND VEGETABLES” 
IN FLORIDA 
Is the taking title of a beautifully illustrated, carefully written, 
descriptive pamphlet on the growing of oranges and vegetables 
in Florida. The book contains several full page illustrations of 
notable orange groves and from the information it contains is 
of great value to every Florida orange and vegetable grower. 
It will be sent free by mail to anyone who is interested in 
Florida crops, and who will send us a postal card giving their 
name and post office address, mentioning Orchard & Garden.. 
Bradley Fertilizer Oo., 
27 KILBY STREET, BOSTON, MASS. 
