BUY THU BEST AT LOW PRICES. 
57,777 Peach Trees; 
For sale. Price $14.00 for 10 >0, and upwards. All 
varieties warranted true to name. Send for cata¬ 
logue and special offer. L. W. GARDNER, 
2 Valley View Nursery, Port Coldeu, N. J. 
BIO BERRIES! 
The famous CUTHBERT RED RASPBERRY and 
t,GREGG BLACK CAP RASPBERRY, CRESCENT 
and BI DWELL STRAWBERRY, and other 
SMALL FRUIT PLANTS FOR SALE. 
My plants are very fine. I have money to raise and 
must and will sell cheap. Special terms* to Granges, 
Clubs, or combined orders. FRED LUCIA, 
2t4 Flu shins, TIIcli. 
°r u ee Catalogue for 1884 
SEED POTATOES. Many kinds. LEE’S FAVORITE, 
-the best quality, and most productive, extreme early 
kind. 264 lbs. from one, common culture. Ready 
Tor table in 54 days. Seeds, Specialties. 
Ford’s Early Sweet Corn, sweetest and best 
of all. Alpha Tomato, yery early, best quality. 
'Small Fruits, all the good kinds, new and old. 
Early Colton Apple, best quality, annual 
hearer; Iron Clad, stands the winters of Wiscon¬ 
sin. It Will Pay to send your address to 
FRANK FORD & SON, Ravenna, Ohio. 
HAPPY HOME. 
Every one wauling us 15 cents will receive for one 
year a copy of our Happy Home. An excellent Illus¬ 
trated Quarterly Magazine devoted to home topics. It 
'will pay every one many times the price to send for it. 
We will send free on application our price list of 
.Berry Crates, Berry Baskets, Bee Hives, etc., manu¬ 
factured by ns of the best ma terial at very low prices. 
Also catalogue of small Fruit, Vegetable and Green 
'House Plants. Friends, if you do not want our Mag¬ 
azine, send for our price list. 
L. H. Bashaw, & Sons. East Rochester, Col., Co. O. 
YOU ARE A FARMER, 
Breeder of Lire Stock, Fruit Brower, 
Or in any way interested in Agriculture and kindred 
pursuits, you should become a reader of The Practi¬ 
cal Farmer of Philadelphia. Established 1855. It 
has during an existence of over quarter of a century, 
always maintained the advance ground in the devel¬ 
opment of our Agricultural resources, and persis¬ 
tently fought, with its Editorial weapons, every en¬ 
croach m nt upon the Fanners rights. 
THE PRACTICAL FARMER 
EXCELS: In the Practical character of its Agricul¬ 
tural, Stock and general farm reading matter. 
In its weekly Market Reports from the 
principal trade centres. 
In its independent advocacy of the farmers’ interests. 
In the purity of its articles for the Home Circle. 
In all the characteristics of an Agricultural 
Literary and Family Journal. 
BEAR THIS IN MIND: It is NOT a Monthly. 
It has sixteen pages published Weekly. Its readers 
receive during the year 3328 elegantly printed colums 
•of the most varied Farm and Home Literature. Its 
character and reputation is of the highest and sub¬ 
scribers rarely drop from our lits. 
Readers, we want your subscripton. We know you 
will like our paper. *and become a constant reader 
from year to year, therefore, to the end that an im¬ 
mediate acquaintance may result from reading this 
,ady., we i >ifer to send you the Farmer on trial for 3 
mbs., 18 issues, on receipt of only 2'c. in stamps or 
postal note. No premiums. Address, 
FARMER CO , 1420 Chestnut- St, Philadelphia,Pa. 
The FARMER, we are sure you will nay, is well 
‘worth, the money. 
stmt Hue fowls. For prices on all tie. 
breeds and for best Incubators, ad. 
dress P. If. Jacobs. Hammonton,-N. .1. 
FOUNTAIN 
PUMP 
WHITMAN’S Fountain 
Pump lor washing Windows, 
Carriages, etc. Protects btiUdings 
from tire, & trees, vines, etc. from 
insects, potato-bugs and canker- 
worms, *o Dwelling, Country 
Home,or Factory should be with¬ 
out the Fountain Pump. 
Send for lar^e Illustrated 
Circular. J. A.Whitman, I\.t- 
ntee aud Jl’Fr. Providence It. I, 
LADIES’ FANCY WORK. 
A BOOK OF INSTRUCTION AND PATTERNS 
for Artistic Needle Work. Kensington Embroidery, 
etc. It contains a List and Explanation of the Fab¬ 
rics and Working Materials used in Embroidering 
Fancy Articles. Hangings, Coverings. Tidies etc. 
Patterns and Instructions for making Lady's Hand 
Bag, Scrap Basket. Pin Cushion and Whisk Broom 
Holder, Splasher. Banner Lamp Shade, Tidy. Mat, 
Oak Leaf Lance. Tells how to make Twenty 
Stitches, including South Kensington, Outline. Per 
sian. Janina. Chain, Wound, Knot, Button Hole, 
Stem. Open-Work, Filling. Irish, Star, Satin, Hem, 
Feather etc. We will send this Book by mail for 
18 2-cent Stamps; 5 for $1.00 
CROCHET AND KNITTED LACE. 
I A f*% 8 E? €5* ? IT'S ALL THE RAGE to 
k #4 Uf 8 12* O* . make TIDIES and LAM¬ 
BREQUINS with twine and ribbon. Our new book of 
Crochet and Knitted Lace contains 40 Patterns 
for Tidies, Lambrequins. Edgings, etc., with direc¬ 
tions for making. Price 30c.; 6 for $1.00. 5 Colored 
Cross-Stich Patterns for 20 cts. 
A Y I WE will send you these 2 Books, 
UiuWsAa Ua i £(hi and the 5 Colored Patterns for 25 
2-cent Stamps. J. F. INGALLS, Lynn, Mass. 2tf 
$ 1,000 Cash 
IN PREMIUMS 
TO AGENTS, 
for sell e g the celebrated 
ROBERTS’ PERFECT WASHER. 
We guarantee i t the best ltuui y washer in the! world : 
bot in material, workmanship, finish, and n iis op¬ 
eration. We dety any „ge t to s-II another washer m 
com petition with it. TRIAL WAT He R, PRE¬ 
PAID to anv art of the United Sfates on receipt of 
only $2 00. For full purtic 1 ars address, 
ROBERTS MANUFACTURING! CO , 
413 and 420 West 27th Street, New York City N. Y, 
AGENTS WANTED cle now before the public. 
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