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JBLLIS BROTHXBS' CATALOaUX. 
SMALL FRUITS. 
STRA WBBRRIES. 
Mcbo (new). The great table berry. It has the highest and richest flavor of all Strawberries. A 
very productive variety; mid<season; fruit large, flowers perfect. Every fruit grower should have it in his 
garden. When you have fruited it you will never do without it, as the quality is sure to suit, and this is 
what we are most lookingfor in this fruit. Price, 40 (fts. per doz.; $2.00 per 100. 
Michigan (new). Perfect flowering, and undoubtedly the best late Strawberry ever introduced, 
and for profitable market growing is unexcelled by any other, coming into market as most other kinds are 
going out. The berries are large, very uniform, of deep crimson color, firm and handsome. The plant is 
a strong healthy grower, with luxuriant foliage, and exceedingly productive. 
Clyde. Fruit very large, light red, conical, firm and best quality.- Plant very vigorous, plenty of 
runners, hardy, free from rust and very productive. It may be called a perfect variety. It resists drouth 
on account of its habit of deep rooting; grows equally well on any soil. A perfect flower; color light 
scarlet; quality the best, and the most productive Strawberry known. Season, medium to quite late. It is 
called the business berry. 
I^ovetVs EnTly. Of superior quality, excellent form, very uniform in both size and shape through, 
out the 8e.a8on, bright crimson color, has a perfect blossom and the most enduring healthy foliage. It holds 
its size to the close of the season better than other varieties, maintaining perfect vigor until all berries have 
ripened ; berries color all over at once. 
Price, either variety, except “Echo,*’ prepaid, 25 As. per doz.; byexpress not prepaid, $1.00 per 100. 
CURRANTS. 
F~ay*s ProliRc. The leading red variety, and it is one of the best Currants we have. It has been 
widely planted, and has given general satisfaction. The bush is a strong grower, wonderfully prolific. 
Price, i-year, 10 As. ; 75 As. per doz.; 2-year, 15AS.; $1.25 per doz. Strong, healthy bushes. 
White Grape. This is a Currant that should be in the family garden, not only for its handsome 
appearance, but for its fine quality. Its bunches are extremely long, berries large, of a beautiful translucent 
white, and excellent flavor; the best white variety. Price, a-year, $1.25 per doz. 
RASPBERRIES. 
Eoudon. This is indeed a very valuable variety. A strong grower with beautiful foliage, exceed- 
ingly prolific and perfectly hardy. The berries are very large and beautiful; the richest and finest in qual- 
ity of any entirely hardy and reliable red variety. Price 60 As. per doz. 
Ctlthbert, The leading late market variety. The canes are hardy and of strong, rampant growth, 
with large, healthy foliage, and exceedingly productive. Berries large, crimson, and of good flavor. More 
largely grown than all other red Raspberries combined. Price 60 As. per doz. 
Cnmberlandf New Black. Among the hardiest, wonderfully produAive, the fruit possessing 
unusual firmness, making it a good shipper, while the vine itself is an unusually strong and vigorous 
grower, we seem to liave in this new Black Cap the most profitable and desirable variety yet known, 
entitling it to the name given it by its introducer, as “ the Business Black Cap,” it will soon take the lead 
among the blacks. Price, postpaid, 15 As. each; $1.10 per doz. 
All Raspberries ten cents less per dozen, if by express. 
EVERGREENS AND SHRUBS. 
Norway Spruce and Arbor Vitae. Fine trees, home grown. They have been transplanted 
two or three times, and are in fine condition. Reduced rates in quantity or for hedging. 
F*'»cc, 35^ to feet, 50 As,; 45^ to feet, 75 As.; 5}^ to 7 feet high, $1.00 each. 
Japanese lilac. A wonder from Japan; does not sucker from root, but makes a neat small tree, 
blooms a month later than other sorts; color, creamy white. Price, 2 to 3 feet, 50 As. ; 6 to 7 feet, $1.50. 
EilaOf Mad. Ltmoine. Double white florets like miniature tuberoses. The most beautiful Lilac we 
have ever seen. Price, fine plants, $1.00. 
EilaCt Marie Le Graye. Immense trusses of single white flowers; none equal this in size of truss; 
also grown as a plant for winter bloom. Price, strong bushes, 75 As. 
PuetziSy Pride oj Rochester. Finest double white. Price 50 As. 
Pyrns japoniens. Or Japan Quince; red flowers. Price 50 As. 
Ball, Strong bushes. Price 50 As. 
Wigelia, Variegated. Foliage green and creamy white, flowers pink. Price 50 As. 
WigeliSy Candida. Pure white flowers in greatest profusion. Price 50 As. 
AltheUy Joan of Arc (new). Color of purest white, the finest of all, and as hardy as any of 
this class. Price 15 As. and 30 As. 
