ADVERTISEMENTS. 
JJIJDE 
FRUIT CULTURE} 
ouquet Collection of 
EAUTIFUL BERRIES 
For 1885 is a richly illustrated 
and elegantly printed book of 
over TO pages, with illumi¬ 
nated cover. It tells how to 
k grow all kinds of fruits ; gives 
honest descriptions and fair 
nl( a >T ,._ , 0 prices of all worthy varieties, 
in .v. , new ’ Smvll Fruits, Fruit and Nut Trees, renresent- 
1“*. , largest and best stock in the United States Contains 
“iiJ n ^ ru f t,otts for . Panting, prunincr, and obtaining 'ruit 
trees and plants,and is replete with information valuable to all 
interested in fruit-culture, especially beginn- rs. The different 
grades are figured, enabling a novice to determine at a glance 
tte size to order. Price, with six colored plates, 10 cents: 
without plates, 3 cents. Price-lists free. 
$8.50for$5.00-rSsLTc„ d ;;. 
berl, best early and late red Raspberries ; Souhcgan and Gregg 
best early and late black Raspberries; Early Harvest and 
Taylor, best early and late Blackberries; Old Iron-Clad, the 
best early, and Parry, best of all strawberries. Two plants, 
Fay’s Prolific, best of all currants, worth at low prices of 
Guide. US.5'*. Sent by mail for $5.00, by express for $4. 50, 
cr half the number of each variety by mail for $3.00. Noveliy 
Collection, consisting of the best new small Fruits: No. I, 
value 118.°°, bv mail for $10.00; No. 2, value $10.0 \ by mail 
for $5.0<*. Full description of all mallei free. A beautiful 
picture in oil colors, 9x12 inches, worth the cost of the entire 
collection, mailed free to each buver of any of the above col- 
lections I ship to all partsofthe country, North, South, Fast 
and west, by mait and express, with perfect safety. Black 
Raspberries and Peach Trees specialties. 
To LOVETT, Little Silver, New Jersey. 
BURPEE’S 
ARE WARRANTFD 
FIRST-CLASS In every 
ASPECT. FL^V EQUAL I 
It*— „— — -i — hhi tMi 'W ANNUAL FOR Iftncwiil be senlFREE I 
J* 4 ,} 3 a Handsome Book of 1 20 naires. hundreds of lWntifni f V- 1 toa11 who write for it 
tellsaU about the best Farm andl“afden Se^s7i£clucHnw W Colored Plates, and 
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give them a trial, (knowing by experience thatMev^en and i“ duce thousands of new customers t» 
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.SreCIA LJNTBODUCTIQH BOX OF SEEDS 
Karliest Cuooaire, a perfect wonder in earliness, in “F 1 ?!?® 8 . as J° d °w?: Johnson & Stokes^ 
den Heart Celery, 
immense size; New 
Bean, Cardinal Tomato, all remarkable new" VadcUes Ya U o n . B Hapwived Valentine: 
Carrot, New Karly Paris lleauty Radish t«». WMfTci 1 .*?* on ’ Improved Long: Orange 
Cucumber, Improved Hanson Le“uc«^friV*C^l*dSummer Radish, Green Pr-olltic 
[Farsley, Sugar Parsnip, Karly Wl»ite C «,.aha^ tu ,. c f. MIc8 *«n Lettuce, New Fern Leaved 1 
table Oyster, Long; Standing Spinach New^TcriYS*V« 1 KeX Hybrid Squash, Salsify, or Veije- 
Beauty Corn. We win pu t Tn each box ^ A* 4 Tu ™ , f»’ and a trial packet of New Oolden 
Imother or daughter. In all 86 packages of CU ^ ,,)w er Seeds, a present for your wife, 
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