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SEED-TIME km HARVEST. 
V B. Van Valkenburgh, North Chatham, N. Y., Breeder of Lt. 
■ Brahmas, Eggs, $2 per 13, and Bronze Turkeys, S3 per 11. 
LANG3HAN EGGS 
Special, 4 First, & 3 second premiums, $2 per sitting. 
No circulars. A. H. SHARPLESS, Catanissa . Pa. * 
E ft ft Q FOR HATCHING from S. S. Ham- 
W U W burgs, Br. Leghorns & Am Dominiques 
$1.50 per 13. 1 cock, 3 cockerels, 12 hens. L. Brahmas 
for sale. Weatherell & Hubbs, Jonesville, N. Y. 4 * 
TD/’T /''N Ci from all varieties of Poultry. Circulars 
Pi \jy \_Tfree. Send 10c. for New Book on Poul¬ 
try. Oak Lane, Belchertown, Mass. 
Ef for hatching from P. Rocks, White 
£■ 'U Cf Leghorns and Pekin Ducks, $1.00 
per 13. GEO. F MILLER, Justus, Lack’a Co., Pa. tf 
STANDARD PLYMOUTH ROOKS 
—EXCLUSIVELY!—• 
Gilman's renowned strain. Send for circular 
18- W. C. HART, WALDEN, N. Y. 
HIGH CLASS POULTRY 
Light Brahmas, P. Rocks, Houdans. Golden Polish, 
W. & B. Leghorns. Golden Sebriglit & B. A. Bantams 
Eggs, $2 per 15. Rouen and Pekin Ducks’ Eggs, 
$1.50 per 11. Will give each purchaser of eggs apkg. 
of seed of Upland Rice. free. Seeds 50 cts. a package 
Write for wants. JOSHUA ARTER, Breeder, 
18 P d Crestline, Ohio. 
THOROUGHBRED POULTRY!! 
I send eggs to all parts of 
the United States and Cana¬ 
das. Last year to Utah. Mon¬ 
tana, California and Oregon 
with good I’eports. 
Practical Poultry Keeping 
3rd Edition, in five parts A 
new book, finely illustrated 
with Colored Plates 
N#§ showing their natui al colors. 
- The plates alone are worth 
the price of the book. Every 
subject well ha-ndled, with 
cuts illustrating, How to breed and manage hens, 
turkeys, ducks and geese, for eggs, market and ex¬ 
hibition; poultry houses, vards nrd coops. 
INCUBATORS, 
How to make and manage them. Capons, How to 
produce them. Diseases and vermin, causes and 
cures. How to dress and market poultry, valuable 
receipts &c. A thousand things for the poultry yard.. 
The saving of one fowl will buy the book. By mail 
with price list of eggs 50 cts ; three copies $1.20. 
G. M. T. JOHNSON, Binghamton. N. Y. 
N. B. Garden Seeds three cents per paper. 16—3t 
THE EVAPORATOR. 
.The Topping Portable Evaporator will dry all kinds 
of fruits and vegetables. Four diTerent sizes with 
heater attached, all ready for use. They will pay 
for themselves in from one to two weeks. Here is 
proof: Say we take a No, 2 dryer, that dries 10 bu. 
per day; ia 6 days, Tibs, to the bushel on an aver¬ 
age, is 420 lbs. per week. At the present prices, 13c 
per lb., this is $54.60, which more than pays for 
the dryer the first week in use. Please figure for 
yourself. Sheer, corer, apple, pencil and potato 
parers an dried fruit press. Send for circular. 
18- H. TOPPING, MARION, N. Y. 
MA 
TRIMONIAL Paper, 10 c for copy by mail. 
Write Mirror Pub. Cd., Wellesley, Mass. 18 
O UR ILLUSTATED JOURNAL-A full 
and complete history of the Poland-China Hog, 
sent free on application. Stock of all ages and condi¬ 
tions for sale. Address J. & C. Strawn, Newark, O. 3 
A make 150 per cent profit selling Reg- 
MUi£ri S W ister's Liniment. Best in the world. 
Write for particulars to E. REGISTER, 
4—7 324 South 5th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 
MAKE YOUR OWN RUGS. 
Turkish Rug Patterns, stamped in colors on 
Burlap. Permanent business for agents. Catalogue for 
stamp. E. S. Frost & Co., 22 Tremont Row, Boston, 
Mass. Mention Seed-Time and Harvest. 18 
D aniel in the Den of Lions.— This is a 
Specimen Engraving, size for frame 9x12 inches. 
Postpaid free for the names and addresses of 25 per¬ 
sons, male or female. Another present of equal val¬ 
ue will also be sent in the same package. Address 
4—7 Studio of S. Swaj ne, Rochester, N. H. 
PREMIUMS in valuable BOOKS, 
rilL Seeds, Plants 
and SMALL FRUITS. Send for Catalogue. 
E. C. HAINES, Seedsman and Florist. 
18* Bedford Station, N. Y. 
StRAWBERRY PLANTS 
By mail, postpaid, at these Prices. 
75 cts. per Doz.— big bob. Manchester, 
Jersey Queen. Alpha, Bright Ida, Maggie. 
50 CtS. per Doz.— Primo, Woodward’s No. 1. 
Piper’s Seedling, Early Canada, Gipsey, Orient, 
Satin Gloss. Columbus Wilson, Norman, Photo, 
Oliver Goldsmith, Black Giant, Shirts. 
25 CtS per Doz.— Finch’s Prolific. Sterling. Dun¬ 
can, Warren, Green Prolific, Duchess, Capt. Jack. 
Crescent, Miner’s Prolific, Kentucky, Longfellow. Mt. 
Vernon. Seth Bovden, Bidwell, Marvin, Cinderella, 
Jucunda, Early Queen, New Dominion, Sharpless, 
Wilson. Cumberland Tiiumph, Hart’s Minnesota, 
Chas. Downing, Windsor Chief, Huddleston’s Favor¬ 
ite, Glendale, Monarch, Red Jacket, Endicott. 
For prices by the Hundred and Thousand, descrip¬ 
tions and directions for growing, see my new Straw¬ 
berry Catalogue. Free to all. 
M. CRAWFORD, Cuyahoga Falls, O. 
The best ~strawbeMy ! ~ 
— a bonanza for Fruit Growers South 
and West, as it withstands droughts 
iand sunburn best of all. Extremely 
) vigorous grower! immensely product¬ 
ive; berries extra large; bright red; 
ripens extra early; ships 300 miles or 
over. The trade supplied. Colored 
picture and descriptive price list free. 
Iam branch Headquarters for the 
B 'tJf /j f$Jj ET APPLE, a fine, yellow, 
6 W B>y bh *4 J? Hrn juicy apple which keeps 
until July. Scions or buds, $2.00 a dozen: Trees, $1 
each. I am also branch Headquarters in the Middle 
and New England States for the TEXAS RED 
HYBRID BLACKBERRY. The trade sup¬ 
plied at low rates. BIG BOB, JAMES VICK, Ray’s 
Prolific, Jersey Queen and 40 other Strawberries; 
Hansell and 150 other Raspberries; Fay’s Currant; 
all the best New Grapes; h# t> B ® 5 gP"' E™ IP* d 
Blackberries, Ac.. &c., &c. [f%, a Kw a™ 0™, 
Pears. Apple and Peach Trees as specialties. 
iMy Hand-book, Thh Fruit Grower's Friend ,, 
[price 30 eents. Catalogues free. Mention 
[this paper. R. H. HAINES, 
Moorestown, N. J. 
