SESID-TiME AW© HARVEST. 
m l doz. Pat. B 3 ft Ti GS by mail 10 cts, Agents 
wanted, J. Hill Pox 40, Wilkesbarre, Pa. 12 
STANDARD ^ ear "^ re0S for - sale cheap. Cata 
Tioga Co. 
logL 
N. If. 
logue Free. (>we°ro Nursery, Oivego. 
IIIRVEY CURTIS, 12pd 
Beautiful Scroll Cards (no two alike) 
name in colors, in case 15c., also a present free 
with each pack. M. F. Taggart, Castile, N. Y. 
QftA m P er ct - profit made by Agents. Sample 
IQ OUU 10 cents; 3 for25 cents. 
E. P. Forbes, Patentee, Hartford, Conn. 
I A FI3EQ 1 M you would save Iialf the labor 
LnRIbO ■ ana expense of Washday, send u* 
your address by postal card. No machinery. 
Taylor & DeForest, 2*7 E. Madison St. t Chicago, III 
crRin for my catalogue of 
O Ct IH mJ Everything for the Garden 
Field and Farm, and Fall'Price List of Seed 
Wheat and SeedP( 
EVERETT, Wattoontown, Pa. 
IISCDD 1 The Uargest Good, Early, 
Urfcfl© iRed RASPBERRY Grown 
o _m 
Transplanted Plants. Manchester Straw- 
herry Plants. Large Stock ready after Oct. 15. 
12— Address, EZRA STOKES, Berlin, N. J. 
CHINESE PRIMROSES. 
The ^Largest Collection in the Country; and 
no finer grown anywhere. Trade Circulars free. 
20 cents per Plant; 6 Plants for $1.00. Sent by mail. 
Address, HENRY S. RUPP, 
12pd Shiremanstown, Pa. 
New Strawberries. 
--JAMES VICK,-- 
Pinch’s PROLIFIC & MANCHESTER, 
JERSEY QUEEN and PBJMO. 
Choice New and Old Small Fruits, Green-house 
Plants, etc., etc. See Illustrated Catalogue, free. 
GEO. L. MILLER, 
Ridgewood Nurseries, 
12—15_Jones Station, Ohio. 
WORDEN SEEDLING GRAPE VINES 
I have a general stock of First Class Vines, 
i and 2 years. Will mail post paid 12 vines (assorted) 
for only $2. Will mail, or send by Am. Exp. Co., 
all Vines, Strawberry Plants^Raspberry 
and Currants. I have a general assortment of 
Trees and Plants. Write for what you want. 
Address. DANIEL CONGER, Proprietor of the 
Wayne Co. Nurseries, Wolcott, N. Y. 12— 
HANSELL 
The earliest of all Raspberries 
of as bright red color as the 
Brandywine, which it equals 
in firmness and is larger; entirely hardy, productive 
and of unsurpassed quality. Full description, testi 
monials. &c.. of this remarkable Berry, and a Col¬ 
ored Plate mailed for 6 cts. A superior stock of 
all leading varieties both new and old 
SMALL FRUITS 
and others A large stock of MANCHESTER, 
Jersey Queen nnd Primo Strawberries, 
Early Harvest Blackberry, Cuthbert and 
Souhegan Raspberries, Kiefler’s Hybrid 
Pear and Peacb Trees.* Autumn Catalogue, 
richlv illustrated and quoting fair prices, Free. 
J. T. LOVETT, i Introducer of Manchester 
Little Silver, > Strawberry and the Cuth- 
N. J. | bert Raspberry. 
12 - 
VlOXiIiy OUTFITS 
Biggest Bargains From 
, $1.7& 
to 
$25. 
SPECIAL BARGAIN. 
PAGANINI VIOLIN, 
Celebrated for fine tone, finish. Italian strings, fine pegs, in¬ 
laid pearl tail-piece, fine long bow, with ivory and silvered frog, 
in violin box. Hook of Instruction, with 558 pieces music, 
by express for $3.50. Satisfaction guaranteed, or money re¬ 
funded. A better outfit cannot be purchased elsewhere for $10, 
Send stamp for large Catalogue. G-. H. W. BATES & CG-» 
Importers and Manufacturers, 108 Sudbury St., Boston, Mass. 
SELF-LOCKING HAIR CRIMPER. 
—- -- Every lady should pos¬ 
sess. Simple; durable; 
i - i - salable; do perfect work. 
6 sample pairs, assorted 
sizes, 25c. Circulars free. 
Agents wanted. New 
England Novelty M’f’g- 
Co., 24 Portland Street, Boston, Mass. 12— 
Send for a circular with a 
photographic cut of this 
Magnificent New Red 
RASPBERRY 
CHURCHMAN, 
Burlington. N. J. 
to the Originator, 
12 — 
iTh Wilson Blackberries, 
$6.00 per 1000. 
50,000'Doolittle Raspberry at $6.00 per 1000. 
Kieffer Pear, Manchester Strawberry 
Souhegan Raspberry, &c., &c., at as low rates 
as they cau be bought. Mv plants are First Class and 
will be well packed. WM. F. BASSETT, 
Bellevue Avenue Nursery, Hammonton, N. J. 
T 
R 
HE GREAT NEW ENGLAND 
NURSERY, 
NEW CANAAN, CONN. 
SOUHEGAN Raspberry, and Manches¬ 
ter Strawberry Plants in Large Quantities; 
Cherry and Versailles Currants, two years 
old, and a full assortment of other Nursery Stock. 
The largest an 1 most complete Nursery in 
New England. STEPHEN HOYT’S SONS, 
12— New Canaan, Conn. 
OSES, GRAPE VINES & 
Small Fruits. 
12 Ever-blooming Roses for winter flowering 
1 O Large, Hardy Roses for fall planting. 
6 ” Climbing ” ” ” 
4 ” Moss ” ” ” ” 
12 ” Concord Grape vines for fall planting. 
Anv one of the above selections by mail, post, paid, 
for $1 . 00 . Premium plant with every order. Order 
now for early shipment. Mention this paper. 
WM. B. REED, 
Chambersburg Nurseries, Cliambersbnrg, Pa. 
lyMJlinE APPLE, keeps until July. I am 
9 v branch Headquarters for this fine, 
yellow, late-keeping, juicy apple. Scions or bud, $2 
per dozen; Trees, $1 each. I am also Hecdquarters 
in the New England and Middle States for 
TEXASRED HYBRID BLACKBERRY. 
The trade supplied at low rates. BIG BOB, JAMES 
PJP 
VICK. Ray’s Pi 
and 40 other 
rolific. Finch’s Prolific, Jersey Qu 
i 
Strawberries; 
een 
and 
other Raspberries; New Grapes; Fay’s 
Currant; Blackberries, &c., &c., &c. 
Pears, Apple and Peach Trees as specialties. My 
Hand-book, “The Fruit Grower's Friend price 30 
cents. Catalogues free. Mention this paper. 
Address, R. H. HAINES, 
12—15 Moorestown, N. J. 
