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KENDALL AND WHITNEY’S CATALOGUE. 
BATES’ FOLDING PLANT PROTECTOR. 
The great value of these simple and cheap articles for the protection of Cucum¬ 
ber, Melon, Squash, and other young plants, from the ravages of bugs and other 
insects, has been practically proved by many years use. They afford a sure pro¬ 
tection from insects, and against injury from high winds, storm, and light frosts, 
while they admit the sun and air freely to the plants, and an early and vigorous 
growth is secured. 
Size, 22 inches long; expansion at base, 19 inches. Price, per dozen, $1.50. 
EJxeelsioi- Weeder, 
The only instrument that can be used to advantage 
among small and tender plants. This instrument will 
work well amongrows of seedlings, among ornamental 
plants, or in any place where freedom from weeds is 
desired. It removes the weeds with far greater rapidity 
than in the usual manner, without injuring the plants 
or soiling the hands, and is in all respects one of the 
best instruments ever offered for this purpose. ~ ' 
Price, 30 cents each. 
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Noyes* Naad Weeder* 
This implement is warranted to give satisfaction when used among rows of 
wf2l n ?tu am0ng u 0r ? ai ? iei ? tal ?. lants ’ or in an y P lace where absolute freedom from 
weeds is the result desired to be obtained. 
Price, 35 cents; by mail, 45 cents. 
Dairy Thermometers, 35 and 40c. each. 
