1879 .] 
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST. 
397 
ROSES 
By mail, post-paid, (on own roots) 25 cents apiece, $2.00 
par dozen, $12.00 per hundred- Large plants (budded or 
on own roots) per express at purchaser’s expense, 50 cents 
apiece, $4.00 per dozen. The most select collection 
in A in erica. Bend for Catalogue, with colored plate, 
10 c; plain, tree. 
ELLWAWGEB & BARRY, Rochesier, n.y. 
Asparagus—New Variety, 
Smalley’s Extra Early Defiance; 2 weeks earlier than 
Colossal, a larger, softer grass; far superior to all other 
varieties, one acre will produce more grass with l. e same 
treatment than 2 acres of Colossal. It is the best Asparagus 
grown, either for private use or for market. Two-year-old 
plants, $5 per 100, $30 per 1,000: seed $10 per lb. Address 
A. SMALLEY, Bound Bkook, Box 99, N. J. 
tMONMOUTH^ 
ri tvithsu: 
Is the Place 
TO GET 
FUSTS OF THE CHOICEST SHALE FHOITS, 
Strawberries, Raspberries, Blackber¬ 
ries, Gooseberries, Grapes, Currants, 
COTHiERT RASPBERRY 
“ d GLENDALE STRAWBERRY, 
The two great market berries, in large supply—fine plants. 
A complete stock of the Standard and New varieties. Descrip¬ 
tive Catalogue, with instructions for cultivation, a Colored Plate, 
and prices that cannot fail to please, Free to All.— Addres* 
J, T, LOVETT, Little Silver, Monmouth Co., N. J. 
100 
Plants Grown 
FOR 
100 
Acres 
Transjlantini, 
Varieties 
Planted with 
Fruit for Market. 
See new Catalogue and 
Selected 
BERRIES. 
what sorts to plant. Sent 
free. Address 
FRUITS. 
c 
Q 
JOHN S. COLLINS, Moorestown, N. J. 
IIOICE STRAWBERRY PLANTS.— Descrip¬ 
tive Price List free to all. 
S C. DE COU, Moorestown, Burlington Co., N. J. 
UEEN OF THE MARKET RASPBERRY.- 
The largest and best variety in culture. Address 
EZRA STOKES, Berlin, N.J. 8,17,'79. 
m. BEAUTIFUL EVER-BLOOMING 
Carnation pinks: 
In condition to bloom this winter. 20 different varieties, 
clove scented, strong healthy stocky plants, all labeled, 
sent safely by mail to any post-office. O plants for 50c.| 
14 for $ 1. Extra choice fancy varieties, 4 for 50e«; 
8 for $1* 0„ To STARR, Avondale, Chester Co., Pa* 
Pearce’s Improved Cahoon Broadcast 
Seed Sower 
Sows all kinds of Grain 
and Grass Seed. 
Tills machine lias been sold 
in every State in this country, 
and in almost every Grain 
growing section oil tlie Globe, 
giving entire satisfaction 
everywhere to everv intel- 
ligent operator. Price $9.00. 
Does the work of 5 men. 
4 ' ^ GOODKLL COMPANY, 
Antrim, N. II., 
Sole Manufacturers. 
fit HE BEST, old and new, large and small Fruits; 
X Shade Trees, Shrubs, Vines—everything worth growing. 
New Brunswick (Nurseries)^- J- EDWIN ALLEN. 
F OR SALE— 3 and 4 year St Pear, 5 to 7 ft., $18 per 100. 
1 year St Pear, Root-grafted, 5 to 9 inch., $30 per M. 10 
to 23 inch , $40 per M. Catalogue free 
HARVEY CURTIS, Owego Nursery, Tioga Co, N. Y. 
Q/Y/Y AAA LILIES OF THE VALLEY (all with 
uttUiUU" flowers; very good for forcing First 
quality 1,000, 86sch.) Grand Culture of Bulbs. GUSTAV 
A. SCHULTZ, Berlin, O. (Germany), Eokabtsbekg. 
Hardy Perennial Flowers, 
W oolson & Co., Passaic, N. J., who make a specialty of 
Hardy Flowers, would call attention to the fact that the 
autumn is the best season for transplanting the majority of 
these plants. Among a large number of specially desirable 
kinds they offer 
The Japan Irises, Iris Kcempferi. These are quite 
different from the common Irises, and present a large and 
attractive variety. Each 25c. Per dozen, $2.50. 
Garden Phloxes.— The best varieties selected after 
testing over 200 kinds. Each 25c. Per dozen, $2.00. 
Lilies, Tulips, and many other rare and showy bulbs, 
should be planted in autumn. 
Hardy Climbers, Choice Shrubs, Hardy Ferns, 
and other plants, sent safely by mail to all parts of the 
country. 
Our collections of European Irises and of species of Phlox, 
are large and varied. For these and a very lull list of other 
Hardy Perennials, send for our descriptive Catalogue of 80 
pages, which is mailed free on application to 
WOOLSOIV «& CO., P. O. Box 180, Passaic, N. J. 
We will send, free by mail ,and guarantee I 
arrival in good condition, B 
8 Fine Hyacinth Bulbs for .. 
or 20 Fine Tulip Bulbs for. 
Or lO Fine Tulip and 4 Hyacinths. 
I or 8 Roses, Fine Winter-Blooming . 
I or 4 Roses and 4 Carnations for... .a 
[ or 8 Fine Geraniums, 8 sorts, for„. .$ 
I or 2 Camellias and 2 Azaleas for .. jj 
I or 8 Carnations, 8 sorts for.Jkx i 
126th Year. 400 Acres. Greenhouses. | 
I Everything in the Nursery line. I 
lO Grape Vines, 5 sorts, for.N811 
25 Raspberry, & sorts, for.Jjfl | 
I 12 Gregg Raspberry for.J 
B Strawberry Plants, 4 sorts, for. 
Sharpless Strawberry for. 
I lO Currants ,3 sorts, for..... .&x I 
J Remit by P.-O. order, draft on New I 
I York, or in registered letter. KS^Send I 
1 your address for Catalogue free. 
STORES, I1ARRISON & CO. 
I •Painesvlllet Bake Co., Ohio. * 1 
TJRIDGEVTEEE, DELAWARE, NURSERIES. 
X>—Peach Trees—Early, Late, New and Leading Varieties. 
Apples—Extra fine Early and Winter. Cherry and Pear- 
Ornamental and Shade Trees. Strawberry—Forest Rose, 
Crescent, Glendale,Wilson,etc. Raspberry—Turner. Gregg, 
etc. Blackberry—Wilson, Mammoth, Kittanning. Address 
D . D. MYER, Bridgeville, Del. 
N. 
TAKE NOTICE.— The whole secret 
of raising potatoes is to plant such as 
never fail to give a crop. See my adv. 
last month, and send for price, etc., to J. A. , 
Evibitt, Box 229, Watsontown, Nor. Co., Pa. 
B. 
T> Pure 
1REM 
IUM 
BONE 
What Fanners Want, 
They want Pure Ground Bone 1 
Why—because it contains those 
elements taken from tlie soil in 
tlie grain and carried away, thus 
impoverishing the land. Pure 
Premium Bone, made of dry, 
hard, unsteamed bones, supplies 
just this waste, as every farmer 
can learn by practical experience 
at a trifling cost. Send for a full 
explanation of how it works. 
Excelsior Fertilizer Co., 
Salem, Ohio. 
FOR HUSKING CORN, 
HALL’S PATENT HUSKING GLOVES are the 
most economical, because, being plated on the wearing sur. 
face, makes them la^t five times as long as any other kind 
of gloves; and for bare-handed husking, Rail's Patent 
Husking Pins are the best in the market. 
No. 45 Sewed Husking Gloves, per pair 
No. 50 Laced “ “ “ .— 
No. 40 Half “ “ “ ..l.i 0 
No. 60 Single Point Husking Pins.15 cts. or 4 for 50 
No. 65 Finger Cot " “ .20 cts. 
No. 70 Thumb Attachment Husking Pin.. ...25 cts. 
Sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of price, to any address. 
Ask your merchant fur them, or address HALL HUSK¬ 
ING GLOVE COMPANY. 145 So. Clinton St, Chicago, Ill. 
Big Giant Corn Mill, 
Every Man His Own Miller. 
The only Mill that will grind 
Corn with Shuck on without ex¬ 
tra expense. The only Mill grind¬ 
ing Corn and Col) successfully, 
that will grind Shelled Corn line 
enough for family use. 
Grinds twice as last as any other 
Mill of same size and price. 
MANUFACTURED BY 
J. A. FIELD, SON & CO., 
St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A., iSc 
Hamilton, Ont„ Canada. 
THE premium: 
FARM GRIST MILL 
Has superior claims over all 
others. Tlie grinding parts are 
made of 
STEEL 
Is simple, durable, and cheap. 
Grinds all kinds of grain rapidly. 
Is adapted to all kinds of horse 
powers. Send for Descriptive 
Circular. 
WM. L. BOVER & BRO., 
2101 Germantown Ave., 
. Philadelphia, Pa 
CORN AND 
COB MILLS. 
WARRANTED 
Superior to any in use for all 
purposes. 
CORN SHELLERS 
all sizes, 
FEED CU ITERS, Etc. 
Satisfaction guaranteed. Send 
for Circulars and prices. 
Manufactured by 
Whitman Agricultural Co., 
ST LOUIS, MO. 
E. RANSOM, 34 MAIDEN LANE, N. Y. CITY, 
i. Importer of Annatto and Dairy Coloring. 
E RODUCE EXPORTS TO ENGL AND.-Lowest 
steamship freights on Grain, Apples, Butter, Cheese, 
on, and all kinds of Produce. 
Consignments forwarded to responsible Agents for sale 
in English markets. No charges made for engaging freight. 
Bankers, “ The Bank of New York.” 
F. H. RELPH, Freight Broker and Shipping Agent, 
29 Broadway, New fork. 
Cider fflacMnery 
BOOMER & B0SCHERT 
PRESS CO., 
Syracuse, N. Y. 
THE OPPEVHEIM 
DOUBLE BUGGY. 
Instantly changed from a neat Buggy into a roomy 4 pas¬ 
senger Carriage. Entirely new principle. No rattling or 
shaking. No half-and-half look about it. Send for illus¬ 
trated price list. New Haven. Conn. 
_ THE OPPENHEIM Itl’F’G CO. 
Lion Feed Outtcr, 
combining the latest best 
Improvements. Also 
Gale’s Feed Cutters, 
both cylinder and lever, 
and 
Belcher & Taylor’s 
Root Cutters. 
For full description send 
for Illustrated catalogue 
and price list. Address 
The Belcher & Taylob 
Ag’l Tool Co.. 
Chicopee Falls, Mass. 
ENTESUU. AND GRAND PARIS WORLDS TAIN PRIZES ANflf' 
ALL THE U.S. STATE TAIR PREMIUMS IN I87Z A 1871 
p. ni «. > f) ifrtOM If To IZ « J’rice.IS* 
r/mas.rmM? i w\xi!Ss 
P.K-DIDfRmfgicofall 
BUY THE BEST. 
Myers’ Improved Wind Mill 
The Mill has a solid wheel built ex- 
pressly to stand any storm, and 
when in motion moves as regular as 
a steam engine. Perfectly bul- 
auced on the derrick in or out of 
gear. Pronounced by the best mechanics to 
be superior to all other Mills. No 
Krt farmer, stock-raiser, or dairyman should be 
wf wi.hout one for pumping water for stock, 
r - Him grinding feed of all kinds, churning, and 
many other purposes. Send for a full descriptive circular. 
SILVER . “ ~ 
& DEMING Manuf’g Co., Salem, Ohio. 
THE CHAMPION 
Is the Best Wind-Power in the Market. 
Is perfectly self-regulating, runs no faster.in a 
gale than in a light wind, is very powerful, and 
never blows away while tlie tower stands. 
'Ve also manufacture the Iron Screw 
Wind Mill, and the Celebrated Star Wood 
Pumps, with porcelain lined iron cylinders, 
wood cave-trough, tubing, etc., etc. 
Send for Catalogues. 
POWELL & DOUGLAS, 
Waukegan, 
ill. 
We manufacture the old reliable Stover 
—the well tried, strong, durable self-regu¬ 
lating, solid wheel Wind Mill, which 
took the Centennial Diploma, as well as a 
Medal. Others may talk, but we refer to 
the Official Centennial Report. Also O. 
E. Winger's Improved $20.00 Oscillating 
Feed Grinder, which Is operated by 10 and 
12 ft. Pumping Wind Mills—a novel and 
perfect Mill for grinding all kinds of grain 
for stock and house use. Agents wanted 
Brancli factory at Greencastle, Pa. Send for 
STOVER WIND ENGINE CO., 
_ Freeport, 111., t, S. A. 
The Best Fanning Mill in the World. 
BUY THU 
A. P. DICKEY 
catalogue to 
Fanning Mill. 
No good Farme* 
9 can afford t? mar* 
ket dirty grain. 
A moderate quality 
-.of grain, well cleaned, 
? brings a better price 
than the nicest grade 
in dirty condition* 
Address A. P. DICKEY, Racine, Wi* 
ONE CENT 
WEEKLY. 
i*8r©_ 
IN THE WOULD. 
8 -page, 40-column Literary 
Family Journal, 50 cts. a year. 
Samples free. Agents Wanted. 
Habtley & Hynes, Publishers, 
17-21 Hlckox St..Cleveland, O, 
