Anil TRAPE VINES. I off" for spring plantioR. * fojf 
^”^r.^«fofauPeadings,an^^^^^^^^ 
suprbstockolthe celebrated 
other choice novelties, r ikst-llass, lately will 
Popular Prices. Those intending to ^ant largely 
find it to their advantage to P' Addrew 
elsewhere. Illustrated dgnpgre y. 
Successor io E.P- „ 
CoRN'VALL'ON-HUDSON, N. 1 
The Marlboro Raspberry 
With all the other varieties 
growing here, and with a 
knowledge of those catalogued 
throughout the w’orld, we claim 
that the Marlboro has not an 
equal in desirable quality. e 
have invited all interested to 
come and see it, and neighbop 
' and strangers w'iihout a single 
exception bear us out in the 
above statement. Interested 
parlies and partisan journals 
may continue their misrepre¬ 
sentations. ' We ^y. come and 
see its earliness, its hardiness, 
its great growth of bush and 
unequalled sire atm perfection of all the berries. We also 
>vant you to eat it and try its solidity. Part of the crop 
was sent to Montreal, 450 miles by rail, in good order. I* 
shipment brought 60 cents per quart, wholesale in New 
York, and ruled higher throughout the season than any 
other variety. Our new seedling grape, the 
ULSTER PROLIFIC, 
In hardiness, mildew and rosebug proof, and unequalled 
quality with its great bearing habits, much pleases the 
most difficulL The refinement of our seedling the 
PO’KEEPSIE RED, 
Its earliness, growth and productiveness is already known to 
the country. The high quality of our white grape 
I>ixcliess 5 
Is so generally acknowledged that it no longer needs a 
description. Vineyardists are now' planting it by the thous¬ 
and. Send for circulars. Our recent hardy seedling 
blackberry, the Minnewaski, is not yet catalogued or priced, 
but will be ready next fall. 
A. J. CAYWOOD & SON, M.\rlboro, N. Y. 
DAKOTA RED 
POTATOES . 
Seed Stock from the originator. THE MOST PRO¬ 
LIFIC OF 12c VARIETIES in a comparative test. 
Yielded this year over 2,300 lbs. from 1 lb. 
Quality equal to the old Peachblow. Bushel $5, peck $1.50. 
PRIDE OF THE NORTH CORN. 
The only dent corn that ripens in New England. 
This has ripened perfectly for the past three years. Very 
productive. Fine quality for table and stock. Millers 
say It is the best for grinding, better than western grown 
corn. Bt^liel 32-50» peck 75 cts.; half peck 40 cts.; quart 
20 cts., all by express. Sacks free. 
Lipy FINGER POTATO. 
neties. Selected Seed, $ 1.00 per peck. 
WRLY ROSE POTATO. 
yielding, smooth and A. i. Bushel $1.50. Bbl. 00 
\V>I, YOU>iG/jr.' 
Refers to the publisher of this Magazine. Mass, 
DAKOTA RED, 
MAYFLOWER, 
SUNRISE 
HEBRON 
AND OTHER POTATOES. 
Stmt’ll” t *'’ 5 ? P'i'' Maydov/er $2,50 per l.uili 
puHifher^l' 
evibry eady 
Interested -in Art Necdlc.work, Fancy Work 
branch of amateur Art Floriculture S.m 
Music should send jc cents for the curre^ 
bridge & Clolhier’a Quaileriy^ieo pn""';‘ ''":"bcr 
and over ensravings eacfi numlier, ’ aS'i^cm 
SIRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHll^ 
Eiglilhand Market Sts,, Phila. 
Heating Greenhouses 
Graperies, etc, 
AIAO, 
Sectional Vlo^ 
tiTe 
NEW 
VENTILATING APPARATte 
For fiaisine Saahea in BretnbM,,, 
Galvanized Screw Eyes andw- 
for Trellis-work. 
Seiitl for Catalogue. 
THOS. W. WEATHEEED, 
46 Marion St. N.’-y 
ire 
“ PLANET JR ” 
HOLLOW STEEL STANDARD 
-HORSE HOE 
‘.Ti.'.loiv ini 11 id need. 1 ms iioequnl In the world. Its excel lent 
work ii^M e held 1ms disuviiced llml of all conipeiltors. It is, 
niethe aeiiWaiKl best, llgliiestaad siiongesiknown. Ibere 
are 7 distinct tools, each willi special iiients. no two Mike or 
Ilie same price; all practical and labor-saving. Let no 
Wrinev or Gardener fall 10 study up (luring the winter 
evenings our ISSS CATALOflUE. which gives r^uced 
prices c.aieliil and exact engravings ol these dlflerent 
iimchhics, and such de.scriptions as will enable the reader to 
luilvc coneellv of their inerlis, 'riili ly pages and Forty 
eii''iavings. l^ree to all. CoiTespondeiioe sidiciled. 
« I HI I rid V nn manufacturers, is? and 129 
S. L. ALLlN & LU., CATHARINE ST , PHILADELPHIA, PA. 
tried on his own farm. 
^“ranc™ O^aCK r”'”® W A Of Testimonials from Forty-oiglit difibront States and Territories. 
liAKTti.kisuRG, PA. NAor! & BROTHFR Maunfaotory and Principal 0 ®oO; 
N,B--TII.LAGE is manure .vn Mtl.LINGT&N, NEW JERSE;;; 
and oTiinn mssAvs,” sunt i.riii! to i-artiiis who Name This Papes. 
HAMMOND’S SLUGr-SIlbT^ 
l'‘•stroysIlll Iii.sixlHhiJtir|„i,„ |» mnitiir <''''•'‘'«'kiii!n.) 
TOH.S, .TIELONS, (.'AIIIIAGF f 'iny»Avr',V.‘''''“*'''^ IM.ANT.S,sniUIBS.TI{K 
and vEm ,tables anj> 
I’or hook of f iifoiuriiMon wiiio h. iiu. *' hnniN alive to llio wuiiIh oriii 4 'ii*ciiNt< 
IT A TVnUr/^-lLTT-v.rs. ^ __ 
HAMMOND^S 
JES. 
Ts* of till kinds- 
PAINT & SLUG-SHOT 
^ Or B. K. BLISS 
- WORKS, Fishkill-on-Hudson, N. Y. 
* 34 Biirclay St. N. Y. City. 
FARMERS ffJl djlt ^ihlll* 
IWARLBORO Rasp-1 
CORNELIA Strav^-I 
Also * * 
rluht nt their doors. 
loi'iuidooH do not doviiBtnlo lho»l 
and ruin Uirlr looj 
_ 300.000 Acres SSriU 
“ RANCOCAS.” 
pbcrfy* 
Catalogue 
T''Crii.xlier and I.eveler.andtothe CnttlnK, 
J process of double GANGS of CAST STF'F'f tf'OlTW the neculiar shape 
time, rife emire PuiveriziuKT the soil are performed at thesame 
adapted to inverted sod nnd l!-. ®I^*!***>» Teelli avoids pulling up rubbish. Il isespeciall> 
only Harrow ,ha, eutS oler resurface dm grL'nd.’ " 
Do*N'OT*BF^nFrirTxr>-v!'^‘^^** -cTefipep./Vee at our clislributing depots. 
"Vtlertho assiiraniie that it is ItelVi'r'hat's n linso imitation or sour® 
ON 7 KIAL. We will semi a Dtmbi’Lr^ YOUKSELF BY OKDICKING AN “ ACME 
and U It does not suit, ho may seiul it hS.'liAL"’” i"’Y responsiblo farmer in tlio United State., 
tried n„ hu r- At'xl It back, wo paying: return frciglit. Wo don’t ask pay ii»>“ 
'J'liij ninst jinxIucClve, /iiird.i/, mirli/ Bed KnSP® 
Nooii Color, Clno Quality, Corrirs a'l’I * 
A llllUAT MAKKUT llKKltV. „,1 
Hlioiihl bo pliiiiU'd by ovary ono. ILox'*solid 
hiiiHaiy nian slnnild olVar It far Sprliig of SB. ° 
hlnlory, ihmai IpMim, leHthiionialH, and tariii"' 
W. II. niBBN, 
Ga. I n I rodneor. piorriHVlll®i * *' 
