jftss. 
See my $5.00 List of 
SMALL FRUITS 
For Country Homes 
A roimirkaWy llboml oIVoi-.-AIno a lavaa aa' 
sortnioxt' ol «'• t'Y’ Nliindanl .Swii 
Fiiuirs and uuAi’i- Vinks at, i)o|>niai- in-Inns. 'im, 
t\t.l i ; 4 i 1(1 li I'..,.,. j\|| ' **nin* 
I'He AMERICAN GARDEN. 
tratod IX'savbiUv^ Catalogue tree. AiUlreas 
II. C'.COllNl'jVi ^ (.SneeeHHoi'(o 
( I'!. I*. IKMC. 
Corn'vall-on-IUulsen, N. Y. 
beautiful ever-bloomIng 
ROSES! 
Oavoliolco IMl'OItTKI) HOSK /‘LAjVTS are lave 
and throe years olil, and from one to lour (eel 
high. They will prodnoe 20 to to Hewers on eaeli 
hush the A>stsr«.soH. Only the host, varieties are 
sent out, and all are oarel'nlly labelled. UireeUons 
for planting and troalinent are seat with each 
order. The Uoses wo otter are those which Ho- 
rists buy to force for out llowersfor siirlug sales. 
They are far superior to the lilUc things .sent out 
by some dealers in two and four inch ijots. 
Prices: 10 strong plaids, $1.50; 25 plaids, $;t.no; 
50 plants, $0.50; 100 plants, only .$12.00. Standard 
Tree Roses, $5.00 per do/.. Send orders to 
SCHULTIlEiS BROlHEhS, 
P. 0. Box IS, College Point, L. l., N. v. 
G 
RAPE VINES 
joo kinds. 
Nursew established 28 yrs. Delaware, Concord, 
Lady, Empire S ale, Niagara, Vergennes, Hayes, 
Eaiiy Victor, Lady and all the best, new and old 
varielie«. Splendid s'oek. Prices low. Catalogues free. 
GEORGE W. CABIPBELL, Delaware, O. 
beeds at wtiolesaie hriccs. 
40 pounds White Spined Cucumber. *35 pounds Vdlow 
Danver® Onion (round). 6 bus. Setts, same Onion. 50 
b.is Si . * While Pint Corn, 8 rowed; matures in less 
than 100 dav'S. All grown at Houghton Farm, and warrant¬ 
ed pure and true. Will be sold in small loii or entire, at 
wholesale market rates. Address. 
HOUGHTON FARM, 
Mountainville, Orange Co., N. Y. 
FOH SEED. Vnrk'- 
.tikland iicnn'. Lowest 
J’rices. Send lor I’liee 
List. W. E. 'WELD, “Evergreen Farm,” 
Mention American Garden. iKGLEsinb:, N. Y. 
POTATOES 
SIBERIAJI ARBOR-VlTiE, 10 in., 12 in., 2 yis., tpa. 
HEMLOCK, 10 in., 12 in., 3 yrs. tpa. 
NORWAYjSPRUCE, 8 In., 12,in and .5’in., t))a. 
Cheaj) in lots. 
Also, NEW EVERGREENS, S in., to 12 hi., tpa. 
Send for list of prices. 
I. BUTTEBTON, 
The Loudon Nurseiy, Hammontoii, Now Jersey. 
SEEDS AND PLANTS. 
Prices to suit the Times. 
Plants 5 cents eacli. Seeds 3 cents a package* 
Plain Catalogue free ONLY to those who mention 
American Garden. Satisfaction guaranteed. 
-A.- E- 
. _.A±aa.st3trort!3a., Io*wa-__ 
GREGG RASPBliERRY PLANTS. 
300,000 flrst-clfts.s Gregg, Tylor and Soiiiiegiin 
Raspberry Plants, at low prices. Special rates lor 
lots of 3,000 or more. 
_ _ C. C. HART, SouTliiyoToy, Conn- 
ToRaise Cheap Corn, weMu^t 
Grow Large Crops! 
THE 'WA.XJSHA.K'CJTVr. 
Eight rowed, yellow (iint corn, has yielded 
more limn Eighty hnsliols sliclled corn iior acre, 
on an entire lleltl. The seed X otfer was grown 
jrom corn produced at Waushakmn I'arm, .V). 
iramlnghum. Mass. References; Hi'-E- L- 
Xovant, Director N. Y. Agr. Exp. htalion; E. H- 
Llbbj', Publisher The Ameiucan GAitiiEN. 
Prices: One.Bushel, $1.50; One. half Bushel, 80 cents; 
One Peck, 50 cts.; Three Bushels, or more, 
$1.35 per bushel. One pound by mail, 
postpaid, 20c. No charge for packages. 
um, ^linent StatloiL GMjO. 
HATJ"D FertilizeTDropP^ 
„ “^■su.A'NllOIiPH HAND 
J®^Eii!er Dropper In the liands of “"V 
hoy is perfection Itself. As he 1 “°'m 
field with rapid stops, as If by. “'‘.^Ele it 
^on any amount of Fertilizer fequired per a , 
end:scatter it evenly about'the hiil. 
testimonials, and price.,, Agents wanted. 
Address, p. p. Ba!nX)OLPH, 
Liberty Comer, N- •>. 
can bo quickly obtained by sowing 
HENDERSON’S 
“CENTRAL PARK” 
LAWN GRASS SEED, 
tt mixture of selected grasses Identical 
wliii those used In fonriliig the lawns of 
New York’s famous park. Over 60,000 
packages sold by us- last season. One 
quart of seed will sow an area of 
feet“300 square feet, or for an acic r» 
buslicis arc required. Instructions for 
sowing and after treatment sent free wfi h 
every order. Price, 25 cents per quart. 
(If by mall, add 10 cents per quart for 
postage.) If by freight or express, $1J5U 
per peck ; $5.0(1 per bushel. 
HENDERSON’S LAWN ENRICHEB,- 
Fnr V . ^ew Lawns. 
using 
never falling In liiduelnLFa raniVina {froiinds a fertilizer which we liavc found to he 
of patrons who desire a rTn<Pn li growth to the lawn. To meet the wains of hundreds 
mixture designated as dfcsslngi. we now otfer them the 
package for «) as * 20 m ENRICHER.” by express or freight. « 
As a guide m oVderfU wp for nJJO; Idj Ih. package. f<.r $4 00. 
^sciuare feet. New <!rr“e2Lll:a‘e’c?2ir;‘lo' 
Peter Henderson & Go. 
an area of 
receipt of 0 cents (In stamps.) 
SEEDSMEN & FLORISTS, 
35 & 37 Cortlandt St«. Now York.' 
vf/ vt/ x1/ v1/ vt/ *S/ kl/ sir ^I# vJr xj/ vf/ vl/ xl/ ' 
BURPEE’S EMPIRE STATE POTATO, 
Jfow offered /or the fir$t time, is decidedly the bent and 
moat productive Main Crop Potato ever iotrodaced. 
It is strikingly beantiful; skin white and smooth; eyte 
shallow, but strung; flesh pare snow)’ white and of r>oculiar]y 
rich and delicate flavor. Of vigorous growth, the tubers 
cluster compactly in the hill. It is enormously productive, 
having yielded at the rateof nearly 600 bnaliela 
per nere, and thoroughly tested along-side of the most 
popular varieties. Borpee'M Empire State has. in 
every case, outyielded uil others. Prices: peck. $1.50: bushel. 
$5.0<>; barrel, $10.U<L Bv mail, 75cts. per lb.: Z lbs. for 
post-paid. For full particulars, illustrations and testimo¬ 
nials. see BVBPKE’S FABZtl ANNUAK. FOR 
18^5, which will lie sent Tree to any address. 
W.ATLEE BURPEE & CO.. Philadelphia. Pa. 
The Records Show 
That tlie Butter-Yield of the 
COOLEY CREAMERS 
ha.s never been equalled by any creameiy, pan, or sepa-V--^ 
rator. They carried otrthe preiiiiums for the GKEATJEST 
PER CKNT OP YIBLl) in the great dairy States of Iowa 
and Wisconsin. Their combined products of butter and.!! 
cheese reaching nearly sixteen pounds to the hundred' 
pounds of millk. They take tlie lead in the CRKAM 
GATHKRING SYSTEM. 
^ EI/EVATOR STTI.E. 
THE DAVIS SWING CHURN. 
AAA^ARDED SLX SILA'ER MEDALS 
in the last four years over all competitors. Because it operates the easiest. 
Because it churns more thorouglily, and consequently makes the most but¬ 
ter. Because it is the easiest to clean. Because the cover is always on top, 
avoiding all leakage and emptying the cream on the door, as is frequently 
(he cjise with revolving churns. Send for Illustrated Circulars, 
Vermont Fai*ni MacHine Co.i Bellows Falls* Vt* 
NEW & RARE 
_.11 
RUITS 
PLANTS 
_ aod SEEDS 
and all the old reliable sorts. NONE BETTER. None 
fllienner. Plants.'l'rees.Vines. Seeda.xto. bt/ mad, a specialty. 
CHOICE CHEAP 
For example: 15 splendid ever-blooming Roses, 16 sorts, our 
choice. SI: 14 magnificent Campions. 14 sorts, Sll 14 
“ 'santhemums, 14 sorts, sil; 36_packeta choice Flower 
— o o QO nackats choice 
Concord'sL ‘ 'j'astroM'&rii.wiiofry FUnts, ^BorU -..ru 
“osie^tOhostMta'rSl. 30M^be.Tio.,10e.ch 
STORRS &“"HXRRiSON''CO. 
THE 
NEW FRUITS 
Catalogue FREE I 
BSTABIilSHED 1855 
NiteMit 
CRAPE 
M MV B.O.RO 2 J||y)[YJ 
CORNELIA Straw-1 
KIEFFER’8 HYBRID PEAR! 
CT-AIw tU tha oldarFmita, Omamanttll. 5 ^- 
H. 8. lITDERSOir, UNION SFBINOS, N. T. 
kED Flowering Dogwood, 
and other novelties. 
Kissena Nurseries. 
Trees and Plants. 
Parsons & Sons Co., 
limited. 
• Flushing, N. V. 
BLUEBERRYkS 
A fun history of this valuable 
. with a beautiful cutof the 
fruit FREE. Please send your 
address on a postal. DELOS STAPLES, 
AVest Sobewa,- Ionia Co., Mich. 
VITANTED."Ludh’s or (leiiUoiiiuii to take iiii-i, 
li 111 . i>lcas:iiit work nr> their own hoiuca tdi.'- 
taiico iiu otijrrih'ii). Work aont 1)3' iiinil. $2 to $5 a 
ila.v can ho qiiieth' made. No caiiv.assliig. l‘loa.«*o : i • 
dross atoiico, Globe M-Tg Co., Boston, Mass., box 5344. 
B V b K l« R E E N O by Uic mUllon or sin- 
gle tree. AU sizes and large variety. Prices Lower than 
any place in America. CATALOGUES FliEE. 
GEO. E1NNEY« Sturgeon Bay, AVisconsin. 
