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MAT PACKAGES. All kinds. Best 
3U! I and cheapest. Warranted satisfactory 
Free Circular. N. ». BATTEBSON, 
12—14 Buffalo, N. Y. 
EASY HUNTS! 
20 Varieties of |T l,r tire Best Kinds. 
Immense Stock and 1 pure. Prices low. 
Also Raspberries and Concord Grapes. Send for 
Catalogue. 
B. S. COVE, Harman’s Md. 
TWO HUNDRED ACRES 
in Fruit and Ornamental trees, & Small Fruit Plants. 
Manchester, Ridwell, Primo, Finch’s 
Prolific, Sharpless, and MT. VERNON 
Strawberries. Millions of Trees and small 
Fruit Plants. PEACH TREES, Strawberry 
Plants and Osage Orange, SPECIALTIES. 
Send for Price List, free, and address 
J. PERKINS, 
Moorestown, N. J. 
11—13 Mention Seed-Time and Harvest. 
will sell you dollar S. S. Library and other 
[>ks, strong paper binding, for 5 cents. Illustrated 
pipers sent to single names (monthly), 5 cents a 
y»ar. BAND OP HOPE books, papers, pledns 
Ards and supplies “ almost for a song.” SUNDAlf- 
SCHOOL. SUPPLIES at BOCK BOTTOJT 
trices. Weekly Sunday-school papers only 6 ce#ts 
rear; (equal to a monthly at 1)4 cents a year), &jn- 
Ly-school cards at marvelous r .teo. Teacher^nd 
Scholars’ Quarterlies at prices to surprist^you. 
Send postal asking for circular. State whe» you 
saw this advertisement. Address K. W.A^OAMS, 
46 Adams St., Chicago, Ill, 
FOR THREE MONTHS. 
The new volume (nineteen) of 
Demorest’s Illustrated Mox'Bftly 
Magazine for 1883 is the best and cheapest Family 
Magazine published, printed on the finest tinted pa¬ 
per, size 8J4 x 1134 inches, The three numbers now 
ready of volume 19 weigh 1 y 2 pounds an l contain 2b) 
pages of large, clear print. New Novelettes, Stories, 
Biographies, Poetry, Travels, and valuable informa¬ 
tion of the day and. for the household. In demand 
by every family. 144 Illustrations, 6 Photo Plates. 
4 Oil Pictures, and 3 full size cut dress patterns. W. 
JENNINGS DEMOREST, Publisher, 17 Eng 14th 
Street, New York. Single copies, Twenty Cents: 
yearly subscription, 
TWO DOLLARS 
1.3 A 5 lT ItKui limits, South Glastonbury, Conn., send free 
ilHLb Catalogue of best Raspberries, Hlnekbevries, Grapes, 
Gooseberries, TIIP A ftli HESTER Strawberry, BEST 
Currants,and | nb lwlr4i»of all; Prolific as Crescent, 
bright color, good quality and firm. 80 ACRES of Plants., 
WITH 1,000,000 YOUNG ONES 
Finch. Primo, Jersey queen, Biduoell, and other best sorts. 
sKHS WHO WANTS BIG BERRIES 
our Beautiful Colored Plate, showing MANCHESTER IN FULL 
AND LOTS OF THEM. 
I IK A IMJU.V RTERS for new. early Itl.ACK (*tP S0L4IEGAN. 
(L_/' i'iaiHs by mail or cApress to all parts of the United States. 
m l doz. Pat. Bag Ties by mail 10 cts. Agents 
wanted, J. Hill, Box 40, Wilkesbarre, Pa. 12 
77 
squaIh, “GOLDEN SEEDS 
In quality equal to the H U fobat'd. In product¬ 
iveness equal to the Boston Marrow. As 
a winter keeper equal to the Marblehead. 
As to size, it is something remarkable for a win¬ 
ter squash, having no equal in that respect. Seed 
planted June 17th, matured SPECIMENS 
WEIGHING 40 LBS. on soil that never 
| had received any fertilizer. The color is a shade 
darker than the Hubbard, with not quite so hard 
a shell as that variety. Seeds are of a beautiful 
Golden Color , from which feature I have named 
it“GOLDEN SEEDS.” I control 
every seed of it for 1683 and will send a jacket 
<•(>• mining 12 Seeds on receipt of T WO Silver 
Dimes, pkts. for $ | .GO. Address plainly, 
A. M. SNYDER, 
15— De Graff, Logan Co., Ohio. 
wtom. 
FRUIT TREES, SEED, 
SMALL FRUIT. 
a naafrieMiiMM 
WBB MW 
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. 
Mv stock of FRUIT TREES and SMALL 
FRUIT is immense, especially of newer sorts 
like tSIO BOB, Piper, Jersey Queen, Finch, 
Manchester, and Old Iron Clad Strawberry; 
Hansel I. Souliegan, Tyler, Gregg, Superb and 
CRIMSON BEAUTY Raspberry, (the last the 
earliest of the productive firm and hardy sorts,) 
Early Harvest, Brunton’s Early and STAYMAN’S 
EARLY Blackberry, [the last the earliest and har¬ 
diest blackberry grown and grows from levering the 
tips like the black raspberry,] POCRLINGTON, 
Prentiss. Duchess, Ver<?ennes. Centennial and 
WHITE ANN ARROR grape, FAY’S PRO¬ 
LIFIC Currant. WAGER and Waterloo Peach¬ 
es, LE CONTE, Sou. de Congress and Kieffer 
Pear and an immense stock,—60,000— RUSSIAN 
MULBERBY. Full particulars in my 40 page 
Catalogue, free to all. Address, 
A. M. PURDY, Palmyra, N. Y. 
3Paai fflfflBHaB CTBBBS gB^anaEBBn« E«gBBima 
'ANY BOY or MAM 
can make from 50 Cts. to $2.00 an Hour 
painting signs with our perfected pat erns. No 
experience nece.ssa.rv. Produce PLAIN OR 
SHADED LETTERS. Can be extended 
or contracted to suit any space. 
One trial Alphabet post paid to any address in 
the United States for only $1.10. Special 
terms to Bonafide Agents in unoccupied terri¬ 
tory. Read the following testimonials:— 
”1 received your goods all right and am well 
pleased with them.”—S. M. Thompson. Syra¬ 
cuse. Neb. ‘‘Entirely satisfactory.”—Lou. N. 
Post. Druggist. Macomb, Ill. “The patterns are 
entirely satisfactory.”— J. Sidney Thomp¬ 
son, Vincenne$, Ind "Worth more than a hun¬ 
dred dollars to any House Painter.”—G. B. Nich¬ 
ols, Clinton. Ia. “Made $2.25 an hour on my first 
job. and customer well pleased.”— A. W. 
Stiver, Painter, Salem. Ohio. 
Now in use in every state in the Union, giving 
entire satisfaction in every instance. Send at 
once for Sample Alphabet and always mention 
Seed-Time and Harvest. Address, 
Morlan Sc White, Salem, Ohio, 
N. B. Send by registered letter or P. O. order 
at our risk. 15— 
