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LANGSHA.NS! 
EOOS FOR HATCHING. 
From two pens. Cockerels and Hens no relation. 
My stock was awarded the following premiums: 1st 
and special at Lancaster, Penn., and 1st and 2d at 
Germantown, Penn., 1881; and 1st and special at 
Reading, Penn., and 1st and 2 specials at Lancaster, 
Penn., 1882. Send for Circular. Mention this paper. 
A. H. SHARPLESS, Catawissa, Penn. 
Seed-Time and Harvest 
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 
Cards for all kinds of business pertaining 
to Agriculture or Horticulture will be inserted 
in this Directory and a copy of Seed-Time and 
Harvest included for $1.00 per year, always 
in advance. Your order is solicited. 
? S ^&$jSave Your 
rAnMtllO, POTATOES! 
SWEDISH INSECT POWDER is a safe, sure and 
effective exterminator of 
POTATO BUGS. 
It is also excellent for Bed-bugs, Fleas, Roaches, 
Lice, Crickets, Grubs, Tobacco and Cotton Worms,— 
and all troublesome insect vermin. I don’t ask you 
to take my word for it. A sample bottle sent post¬ 
paid for 30 cents in stamps. 
Agents Wanted , 10 ^u m ^ be g “ 8 
For particulars address JAMES H. JOHNSTON, 
10 169 Smithfield St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 
THOROUGH-BRED 
POULTRY! 
Bred to a Standard. Fine in markings, 
Large in Size, Prolific as Layers. I keep 
them, I sell them. It costs no more to keep 
them than common stock. I send Eggs and 
Fowls to all parts of the United States. 
“Practical Poultry Keeping,” 
a book on the Breeding and Management of Poultry, 
Diseases, Vermin and Remedies, Houses and Yards, 
with diagrams illustrating the leading varieties of 
fowls, sent by mail on receipt of 35 cents in money 
or stamps. Mention Seed-Time and Harvest. 
Address G. M. T. JOHNSON, Binghamton, N. Y. 
FAIRVIEW NURSERIES. 
ESTABLISHED 1835. 
KIRKWOOD or Mt Vernon, the Best Market 
Strawberry yet introduced. This variety yielded 
the past season, on 34 one-hundredths of an acre, 
3414 quarts, and sold for $614.51. 
ONE MILLION PLANTS of the above kind 
with all other choice kinds. Strawberry, Rasp¬ 
berry, Blackberry, Currant, Gooseberry, Grape 
Vines, and all Small Fruit PJants; Fruit, Shade, 
and Evergreen Trees, including 150,000 Extra 
Fine one year old Peach Trees, 20,000 of them 
the Waterloo. TWO HUNDRED ACRES 
in First-class Nursery Stock. Peach Trees, 
Small Fruits and Osage Orange, Specialties. 
I Send for Free Price List, 
Address, J. PERKINS, Moorestown, N. J 
7—10m Mention Seed-Time and Harvest 
For SOLDIERS, for Widows, Children, 
Fathers, Mr there, etc. Thousands yel 
entitled. Pensions for any wound or 
ret due to thousands. Pensioners enti- 
Addre»s. with two stamps for laws 
T. FITZGER4.LD, U. S. Claim Attor- 
ihington, D, C. 7—10 
PENSIONS 
disease. Bounty ; 
tied to Increase, 
blanks, et-., W. 
ney, Box 422, Wa 
Berry Boxes, Baskets , Crates , He. 
R. H. Haines, Moorestown, Burlington Co., N. J. 
BULBS. 
J. C. Vaughan, Chicago Ill 
V. H. Hailock, Son and Thorpe, Queen®, N. Y. 
BREEDING CJITTE. 
HOLSTEINS. 
Edward L. Coy, West Hebron, N. Y. 
SHORTHORNS. 
Wm. P. Finley, Lamartine, Clarion Co. Pa. 
Produce Commission Merchant. 
Chas. W. Idell, 333 Washington St., N, Y. 
Cotl* ctors of Native Plants and Seeds. 
Woolson & Co., Passaic, N. J. 
Arnold Puetz, Jacksonville, Florida, 
Collector of Cacti and other Native Plants 
C. Runge, Lock Box 88, San Antonio, Texas. 
CIDER MILLS .INI) PRESSE. 
JERSEY APPLE GRINDER. 
Robert Butterworth, Trenton, N. J. 
CHAMPION CIDER PRESS. 
Robert Butterworth, Trenton, N .J. 
Collectors of Hardy Plants , Seeds , 
Roots and Bulbs. 
Benj. Vreeland, Passaic City, N. J. 
Electrotypes. 
Farmer, Little & Co, New York. 
ENG HA VERS. 
Crosscup and West, 702 Chestnut St, Phila. Pa. 
Moss Engraving Co, 535 Pearl St, New York. 
EVERG REENS. 
Geo. Pinney, Sturgeon Bay, Wis. 
FANCY FOWLS. 
PLYMOUTH ROCKS. 
Geo. H. Whiting, Box 614, Worcester, Mass. 13 
Fruit Evaporators. 
American Drier Co, Chambersburg, Pa. 
Howell Topping, Marion, N. Y. 
S. E. & J. M. Sprout, Muncy, Pa. 
FERTILIZERS. 
H. J. Baker & Bros., Man’f’rs., New York. 
Glidden & Curtis, Boston, Mass. 
Bowker Fertilizer Co, Boston & New York. 
Lister Bros, Newark, N. J. 
