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THUraSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1S70.
AGEltJTJLTUKAL.
A CKXERAIi HEPI) LA1V.
Thi.; question is now being more
gcncrrJMy agitated in the State than
ever before. Our views arc well known
on this subject. We are decidedly in
favor of such a law. And yet, we
would, nol favor pressing it against
the v"u ws and wishes of a majority of
tho?e iulercstcd. What we now want
is such an expression! from the peo
ple in each county in the State-, as
will enable our IUpres(Mit:itive i
thr Legislature to act intelligently and
li: keeping with the wishes and inter
c'ite of liicir constituents,
't'lii--. tltinir of havhiir a herd law
for till : county, or precinct and that,
:snd none for another, is simply non-.
sen' intensified. Have a general
herd law or none at all.
Calculation will prove that the fen
ces in Nemaha county to-day, cost
the farming portion of the communi
ty ten times the value of all the stock
in it. In fact, the simple expense of
fen cos is keeping our farmers rwor
and constantly hard run, ami will ev
er keep them so, at least, until they
can grow live fences. We profess- to
bo holding out extraordinary induce
ments to pool" men, and those of lim
ited means, la come to the West and
procure cheap homes, and yet we sub
ject him to the immediate expense of
fifteen to eighteen hundred dollars to
fence in his quarter section of land,
simply to keep off fifteen or twenty
head of his own or his neighbors' cat
tle. Then, again, there is no sense or
juslico in requiring ono man to fence
in his corn or wheat, that is stationa
ry and can trespass on no one, and
pormitliug a neighbor to allow his
stock to roam at large and depredate
at pleasure. Another feature. It is
the small lots of stock that are now
creating all the fence expense. Tlio
man with one hundred or more head
of cattle, will lierd them in. any
event herd law or not, ant? makes
money by so doing.
Wc repeat, let our Representatives
know what we want. Let it be herd
law or no herd law ; no mongrel ar
rangement. KEUIiASICA PEA NUTS.
Mr. Wm. Rosscll, of this city, who
is quite an agricultural experimenter,
loft at our office to-day a half dozen
Pea Nut Plants, well ladcu sllrh. per
fected Pea Nuts. The yield will be
be about ten bushels to one dollar's
worth of teed.
11AISB nons.
The Brownville Advertiser notices
that six hundred dollar was paid for
three Berkshire hogs at the Ohio
State Fair ; and that one hundred and
fifty dollars was offered and refused
for a pair at our own State Fain. We
are glad to have the attention of our
farmers turned in that direction ; for
we look on pork rawing in this corn
country as the easiest and most re
munerative business they can follow,
if it is gone into judiciously. It was
old (Jovcrnor Desha, of Kentucky,
vvc believe, who always used to say
that a hog was the best sack he could
put his corn in. It has been demon
strated that for the future, the supply
of meat in the eastern market can
never equal the demand ; and botli
hogs and horned cattle can be raised
nnd fattened cheaper here than in any
other part of the country. It has ta
ken our farmers some little time to
get ready to live ; and to know what
to take hold of with the greatest pros
pect of advantage. Hog culture like
everything else, needs observation
nnd "experience to realize all its profit;
but we are pleased to see amateur pig
fanciers all around us ; and we can
hardly go amiss now-n-days, without
finding prize stock. A great deal of
this is probably owing to line blood ;
but wc are dipoaeiT to think that hogs
in Nebraska are naturally fatier and
healthier than in many other regions.
This is the great field of animal de
velopmental nature has Indicated by
making it the butlalo range of the
continent. IjCI us stock it with use
ful droves and herds. We believe
that meat raising is more profitable
than wheat. Nebraska City Times.
Ye caxe not what the price of corn
and pork is, the farmer will always
make 11101103' by feeding his coru to
his hogs put it on-foot, either. inJiogs
or cattle. As a rule, the well-ro-do
farmer always does better to feed his
crop3.
WALKIA'C HOUSES.
Tbe best gait a horse ever had for
every day use is a good walk. It is a
gait that not ouo in ten. possess.
Colts ate not traiiied to walk in all of
the Eastern States Young America
wants more speed. Kentucky has
more good walking horses than any
other State, for there horseback, trav
eling has long been in fashion for
men and women, over a country
where muddy roads, at times render
ed any other gait impossible, and so
horses have been bred for the saddle
ami trained to a walking gait. This
is also tne case in all the Western
State and perhaps might have been
so in New Englanc1, when our grand
mothers rode to meeting on a pillow
behind our grandfathers. But one
horse wagons have put horseback rid
ing out of fashion, and now a good
walking horse is more rare, than one
that can trot a mile in 2:40.
At the Springfield, (Mass.) Horse
Show of lSt)0,thc writer was ono of
tho committee to award prizes to the
best walking horses. Out of seven
teen entered, the committee- found
but one which was found a first-rate
walker. This was a Morrill mare,
which walked live miles an hour
with ease. Two others were fair
Avalkers, and the rest knew no gait
that could be called walking At the
New York State Fair the same state
of facts was again developed. A let
ter frm Wisconsin says : "I think
horses trained to walk last, would be
n greater benefit to our fanners in
general, than fat trotters, almost all
of their work has to be done with a
walk.' I once knew a man in Mass
achusetts, who, before the railroads
were built, kept from two to four
teams on the road, and never allowed
them to trot at all, and made the dis
tauce in quicker time than his neigh,
bors, who made their horses trot at
every convenient place. Hc.-snid that-,
wncn a norse conimenceu 10 waiK al
ter a trot, he walked much slower
than his common gait, if kept on a
w.tlk, and thereby lost more than he
ansed. Will farmers think of this
l nav more attention to walkiucr
iorscs? Farmers' Jfomc Journal.
i m
'cu Tltousnml Two year old. choice
iv. s "ea'.hi" Peach Trees, can bo lmd at
hu.i'lruil, .tlir purchaser. to dlj them.
fe It. "V. FUKXAS, nroAvhvlllo Net.
Our friend of yore, J.E. Johnson, of
Utah, has been elected President of
Iho Rocky Mountain Pomologiral
Society. The Autumnal Festival wna
held nt St. Georce on the 7th of this
month.
FRUIT IX SEBBASKA,
Fourteen years ago m'iny persons
were honestly convinced that fruit
could not be raised in Nebraska, It
was a mistaken idea. The proof is,
that all kind of fruit have bee:t suc
cessfully cultivated. Peawr apples,
plums, cherries, both south nd
north of the Platte, and peaches in
the southern counties, have been so
tlitimliuillv nrodueed. that there re
mains no longer any doubt on the
subject. Utile Jittic.
TTIE PEACH CROP.
Mr. Win. Lowe, who lives about
ftive miles south of the city, and oue
of the largest peach growers m the
State, gives us the following statistics
in regard to tho Nebraska peach crop.
Six years since he hail about two hun
dred bearing trees, he now has over
three hundred. The following is an
average of the crop for six pears past:
1800, medium ep, say 500 bushels;
18GG, large crop, say 1,000 bushels ;
1S7, medium crop, say -J0O; 1SGS,
r.i. all cron. snv 250 bushels, 1800, al-
hnosta total failure; 1870, owing tothe
cold wind storm in May, the crop
will boa complete failure. We will
give statistics oit other kinds of fruit
as soon as we can gather them, from
reliable sources. Nebraska City
Cnroniclc.
A often heretofore said, we
i).&.x. jrcjient, we win xa
lileamirrtii xeccl-vlng nud forwarding
orilcru to any of our advertlblng pat
rons. Seed Barley and Oat. I linve n few
hundred bushel or clour mperl Sfl Hnrlcy for
sale: yielded this year 43 bushels to the acre, and
weighs Wi pound. Alto llald Barley thnt yielded
about the same per ncre, nnJ welglw 59 pounds.
White Norway und Oernmn Oats; verrQnr:
IL W. FUItNAS, Brownrille, Neb.
Fowls to Let. I have n few pnlrs, or trios
of pure blood from imported stock hlte
Slinnghin, I.lsht Jlrninnlin nnd Yellow Co
chin China Chickens, which I will lot out on
the slmrca to direful persons who have no
other stock to mix with them.
It. w. r uitr.r.
tf Ilrownvllle. Neb.
Osaga Oranp See Yr H. Mnnn
&Co., nro vrcll known ns the principal Im
porter nml dealers In QhagcOnuiireSceil.nucl
nre reliable Bf-2ofiBcrlng ttvfttaYerrWrigcol-
.innns it win ft seen tuni mey an; uuchiik
f.Heed of this year's Krowtli nt $10 per hnshcl.
They nlso have one of tho best Jurbarles of
Applo trees In the west. KepS-3:n
Small Fruit Recorder
AXD
COTTAGE GARDENER.
A. M. PUUDT,EdUorai4Ircvvrletor.
Dcvotel solely to the prowlng of Kruit?, Wgeta-
blcs, and to Home Advancement. We exchange
with every Agricultural and Horticultural papaa In
1 tho United States, and extract from such all PltAC-
TICAL articles pelolBK tosucli subjects.
Tho Editor has over two hundred acros In fruits,
ticside Urgo gloss hoiLics, Ac., and gives his experi
ence freely through tho RECOIlDEIt, a monthly
of eight pages, printed In very flno closely sot typo.
This year's volume. Including back numbers, sent
for ONLY FIFTY CENTS. The paper will be
double its present slie another year, and subscrip
tion prico One Dollar. Very liberal premiums paid
to those getting up clubs, either In the- choIt
plants or cu.sh commission. Sample copies with
how bills and terms to those getting up clubs, sent
on application. Address
A. M. PUKDY, Palmyra, X.Y..
X. P.. W.e believe nayaper In the aoautvj-ever
ri-ckivsCejJilicr teafmonials than thif, on Just two
yeacs trial. The follow Ing is a sample of what our
brethaeiiiof the press bay of It:
Smai.k TfnniT RocoRnnn axd Cottaok Gabiv
kskb. We-would call the attention or readers to
the adverliseim-tttin another column of this neat
and cheap little pap-2: U. Qtntains more vanuuue
inoniftlon m those na51w? than any work ue
know. It iseilited and publish! by A.M. Iliniy,
Palmvra. New York. !) cents gets It for a year.
A in. limner.
&ra2c
Vines! Grape Vines!
1,000,000 or nil the leading varieties
of Grape YInes-nre eUar than anywhere else
for sale.
Concord Vines, two years old. No. 1, only ?2i per
IIMX
Other varieties In proportion. They mast be sold.
Also Currants, Gooseberry, llie-pbcrry. Blackber
ry. Strawberry, Bo-es, and other plants and at
wholesale
ONE, TWO AND TIIItKE-YEAtt OLD APPLE
TItEES. VKKY CHEAP!
ficSend .stamp for price list and osay on Grape
Culture.
Will take Wet-torn lands at cash price In exchange
Pit. H.SCIIHODEU,
Z-cm Blooonlngton.Ill.
L 1 -1-1- I ,1 II, . WMJm, TT
1 KEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
.UJltlCIJI.TrRAI. ADVERTISEMENTS
only, will b Insert etl'wr.tjls pogi
TERJCi s
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Srix-IAI. Notioks. 15 els. per Unv each Inser-
tiiui.
(snlR of five line space, SI 5 per year.
FEEE COPIES TO JAN. 1, 1871,
To JYieftf Subscribers,
The Country Gentleman
for isn.
"The besrrfaa Agricultural Weeklies In America,"
says xa Mimiauiurm.stiip lor.
"It has No KquM In th-3are Field, of American
Agricultural Journalism." Maine lirmtr.
-pi IK CULTIVATOR .fe COUNTRY GB33XK
l MAN has been much enlarged and Improved
during the past year, and continues to maintain.- Its
former rank as the STANDARD JOUKNAI) OK
AMERICAN AGRICULTURE. Including all the
department connected with the Cultivation of the
Soil forprotitor pleasure, it is Its aim to promote
the best Interests of its readers to protect them
from fraud and falsehood to provide them with the
Information most essentia! In their calllnp and.
leaving to others the task of furnixlilnp the transl
torv entertainment of the hour, to presunt a period
ical of frequent Ksue. always fresh and seasonable,
ami rsprcHilly aikiplnl in every department to the
practical wants of tbe Faiimkr and his Family.
Ill Extent of Correspondence
lu Practical Sitggegf Ions
In Agricultural N'twi
-It Is hel to W WITltOVT AN EQUAL, and It
shonlds be placed In the lianas or every farmer.
Fruit-grow er. and Rreeder In the country. yr
them, as wall as for their wives and childrun. the
interest aml.valuo of its conteuts have never before
Ih'ii mi grsatas now.
TERMSv '"Slie-tprnw an? lower than thou- or any
other paperoTs'sajbiEstamaiurr One copy. 5vl,."50
per vear: Four copies. SD.EIcM cppliSl ti.
Cfi-AU NEWSn&BCnbersto'rnECULTlVATOR
COUNTRY OENTLEM-VN.for IS71, paylmrln
advance, previous to the cloo-or 1S70, will re
ceive the paper WEEKLY, from rwaaipt of remit
tance to January 1st. tSTt. without aliurrff.
trs- Vnv person wtslilm: to tsy te tmner.hbfiire
subcribii'iK will be supplied wiSH, conies : restilarly
from date or application to Jan. 1st, 1571, for the
nominal price of 23 cents.
Single Number n Spoclnicnn, Free I
Address LUT1IER TUCKKR WJ..
iV. PuTjllshcrs. Albany. J..
3wlw
THE
ROCK LAKE EYEKBEARIXU
KASPBERRY.
T
UIS REMARKABLE IlEItK li an accidental
seedllujC which i-uuit tii ii wn- hivumn tu .ur.
l Favlll. near ljike Mills, whern it crew until Its
Act
bearing habits were fully tested. For the past ilx
years we have had tiiecoiiiroi 01 uu me Nincic. on
our ow n grounds, where w e have tested the same in
a great variety or ways, and found it fully sustain
ing the following ouallllotlons:
1st. It Is as proline as any Raspberry with which
we are acquainted.
2d. In quality and size of fruit, It cannot be sur
passed. a Tho vinesarc perfectly hardj, RP.H it is a rapid
and vigorous grower.
h. The great advantage of this Raspbesrv over
all others, is Its FALL CROPof Fl tie. Large liorrips
which It product at a time when all other small
fruits, except grains, are out of season. The last
crop begins to ripen the latter part of August orthe
first tit September, and continues to blossom and
ripen fruit up to hard freezing weather a slight
frot does not interfere with its productiveness.
A more extended explanation Is unnecessary, as
all lovers of good fruit will appreclnte a full supply
of tlno. luscious fruit at this season. All w ho have
hnd fixnejicuoo In oanlng fruit during the hotter
part of tho season, will readily fec that fruit will
keep lietter ir put up In the Fall.
W'chave a small stock of these plants to offer,
whlohveproposo to sell, not at a fancy, but nt a
renumexatlv price. The market will never be
overstocked with plants, as. tliy ajc difficult to
proiHigatur-thft hearing scasoiMUtcntling thnnigh
the time when. tUe canes should be put down for
rooting. . ,
Orders for for Plants will be filled, in rotation as
received, nt the following prices:
isiiiKlc Plants, I5e: fl"lopertlozen.
Sluglo Plants, (bcaringi. 2": 2 per dozen.
Davidson' h Thornless. 7."c ier doz. : J-t ier 103.
Io.ilittleIllacklsi socnerdoz.: Kiicr 100.
With a general assortment of Apple. Pear, Cher-
rj and Ornamental stoct at the low pst cash prices.
ISAAC ATWOOD;
Proprietor of Rock Lake Vineyanl and Nurseries,
3wlw " Lake.M ills. Wis.
OUBSqitlRE.FOR THE ADVERTISER. Old, I
kj aivmupjujiiMoisj
ffrSfe
jr u i m uiMEIjf i'm3w:mmammm'mm'' L - - ' '
. . " ' " ' """ I I
BRYAHT'S NURSERIES
' Princeton, HI
A. Bryant, Jr., Proprietor.
cUarjcoand fine stock of .
Frail Trees, t. "'.VfeOO
fthnuTc Trees,
;.- Evergreens, ' "
Grapes and
!
Small Fruits,
Forest TrecRcdIings, &c, &c.
If you wish to plant trow of nny kind,
send for our
j-FREE PRICE LilST.-a
CHKSTNUTS. MAI'I-RvELMS, LAItCII.
ASH, Ac., FOIt
Timber, Snade and Shelter.
GootffoetRiirt for
SIIIDPriTN WEST,
haTlntf two fllrect ronton to Omaha;
Hue to !5t.JosJUf 3!o.
nltao direct
LstocIsXeXsAdi Shipped, iu Good Order
SMALL TRKES AND PLANTS BY MAIL
CIIEAPIK.
The attention of the trade Li called to our
f-Applc and Cherry Stocks,
VERY VISE-
Address AIUtYANT, Jr.
S-Cin gslneeton. 111.
HIGHLAND STOCK FARM.
BELMONT,
JtffldTesex County, 3Tw.
Onicc, 10 Stntc St. Ilostoit.
WINTHROP W. CHENERY,
PltOPRIKTOR.
Importer and Breeder or
Dutch (or Holsteln) Cattle, AiiRora Roats.York
(.hlrcSvrlnc. "Lincoln," Carnman," and "Tcxi'l '
or"Mouton mandrill" Sheep, Thorough-Bred and
Trottlnj; Hon.es. Ac
CataloRMcs jent by mall on application.
GILMANNUESEEY.
APPLE TREES.
1 PPLE TllEES GUOWN 11Y U.S. We have
A about two Million thrifty, stocky trees, which
we otn-r nt tlie VEltY LOWEST CASH HATES.
We know what thestock is. for It was put up under
our ow n personal supervision, and weliave no hes
itation In offering it to the public as equal to any
thing in tliecoimtry. ,v ,
We have also an immenso stock orsplendld No. 1
HEDGE PLANTS,
which will be sold In quantities to suit buyers, from
one thousand upwards. We have been at the busi
ness some twenty-three years, and feel confident
that wc can give satisfaction to all who may favor
us with their orders.
HEDGE SEED.
Wedeal largely In during n.-eeon. Full instruc
tions for sprouting aud growing; famished all pur
chasers. Applo Seodlm
era
o"'
W raise In large qcintltics, ami 1I at the lowest
mnrkot rstes.
Apple Koot Giafls
Are aspoclaltv with 11ft. We put uplmmcnsenuan
tltloa every wmter.and sell In lots to suit.
IV. 15. Rlann & Co.,
2-cm
Oilman, Iroquois Co. III.
&Eisr TO
CtO'Ji VAELLY NU
S U E L 1L S 11 U It G,
BENTON OCUNTY, IOWA,
For Price, Before Giving Your Order.
I THINK I CA.N. SOX'S YOU.
50,000 Apple Trees,
50,000 Deciduous Trees,
From 1 to lo Feet High.
&0GQ Currant Bushes.
ALSO, CHERRIES, PLUMS. PEARS. 0RAPE3,
G00SEI1ERRIES. RASl'llERRIES,
EVERGREEN TREES,
SIIRURS.11ULI1S,
&.C, Ac.
APPLE SEED BY MAIL, FREE,
81,00 PER POUND.
Apple Hoot (! rants. Packed and DellTcrcd at K.
RrcisOtQcc, Purchaser's Choice,
1000, 810 1 a 000, $t5f 10,000 SSO.
rVO A CERTAIN EXTENT, there Ls nothing
L JL that pa-n the farmer so well as an amount ot
Fruit anrttitaanicntal 'Ewes anil.Shrubs. The low
price at whii-li 1 will furnish stock, places it within
the reach of every land owner to have n supply
of Fruits, both large nnd small, for the use of his
family, nnd a ?roveto break the force or the bleak
prairie wind in winter, nnd nfTordn delicious shade
in scorching summer, thereby changing what
would otherwise be a cherlCM place into a thing
of beauty.
Send me a List of What you Want
D-waLi..KErsrRN. it wrrn the price
AT WJUGIL I WILL FILL IT.
AU'lctUKS of lstpjfcr cheerfully answered.
Catalogues tree to upiuiuuits.
Mm Address HENRY HEATH, asabove.
-Patent HuskingS
J2 Enables the wearer to a
gg Hush 50 per Cent Faster,
AN I. Q
Absolutely Prcrcut Sore Hands (g
Made or the best leather,
WithJIetalic Claws Attached
They have taken the First Premium nt every
tanto Fair exhibited, including
Tne Great State Fairs of Illinois, lona,
OHlo,;JIiclilgaii, &.c.
OT fZ( SAMPLE PAIR SENT ON l ,-rrt
Ql,OU RECEIPT OF PRICE. ?IjOU
jQ-De serlptive Circulars Frec-jQ
,A LlllEREAL OLCOUNT TO Ut'ALERS AND
r 3AN"&SsIN(i At.'ENlV.
Pln.orderihK; stntoiza-Large, Medium or Small.
Address,
HALL ffUSKIXG GLOVE COMPANY,
No. He South Water Street,
CHICAGO, ILL.
.ry-Persoiis ordering Gloves will plca-sesay thev
saw advertbemeut In this paper. Mm
"" FOE SALE.
200,000 Apple Trees, 1 to 4 ys.
' Al PEAKS. ClIEKRIISs. n.UMS, PEACHES,
CURRANTS, RAMPRERRIES. Act. Ac. EVER
GREENS of mnny varieties and sizes. Roses, Or
namental Shrubbery. Grapes, Ac.
VERY LOW!
AT McLEAN COUNTY NURSERY,
Bloonilugtou, 111.
32-2m O. M. COI.MAN.
STRAWBERRIES.
T"71I50NS ALRAN Y. Ier dozen "-cts
(Jreen Frolltlc. jer dorr-n -Vets
Russel's Proline, pet rioien,.,tnl,M...Victs
Ilia. Downing. icr dozen 1 . ."iiicts
t'olfax. tier dozen ,,,.....,.,....,.. 50cts
Downer s Prolilic. per dozen-. - ,. yvts
Shaker Seedling, ier tlozen - . SSc;s
Sent by mall, wrapped In oiled paper, prepaid.
One dozen each sort, total 7 dozen, for $2. Order
soon. Address L.L. FA IRCUILD. Rolling rralrie,
'is Jg-fiw
Osage Hedge Plants,
YE.VRS OLD. by the thousand, hundusl thou-
sand or million ery low for Fall Delivery.
Also a general assortment of Nursery Stock.
Address for Price List
CHAPLN, WILLARD & fO.
n-3m Grinnell, Iowa.
"YirE make It a specialty to supply those Just cona
t tnepejag the Nursery business, with voung"
stock, on good terms. W, H. 3IANN t CO..
sepsrm Oilman, 111.
TpB WORIv, Neatly arjcl Plainly
vj !Xx&xi&;at,lh9Ay'&(ptyiRpqBX9.. '
BSEBT
aHTTWIWTyrTlffTnBKmlTfTWi ii i"! IfTriH 111 ii ! ,T. i
CHEAP
NUBSEBY STOCK!
XUX Spleafild Apples Trees, 4 to a ft.
lO.CUO.OOO lfo.1 Owigollcdse Plants.
XQJXn Aaparagns Koot, 1 nd 2 yeara
UU.000 ApplKeUIns3,trahtroD.
JO.O0O Pear Trees, Standard and lrrtaat.
13.000 Cherry Trees, on Jfnhalet.
8.000 Plum Trees, very fine.
" 25.000 Peach Trees, leading Klmls.
iOOO Apricots and Xectnrines.
S0O.KU JX-crgrecn and Ornamental Trees.
10.000 ltoscsand Flowering Shrubs.
10 Ofiu-Crab sL kluds. , .jj ,--
lOfino Dwarf Anide.on P.iradlse.
40.000 Currants nnd hoo-eherries, 1 nnd 2yera.
i0.000 Blackberries and Kaspbexries.
VXD A COMPLETE AS&ORT3II2fT OK Ult
St:itY STOCK IX ALL ITSs BltANClIIiS.
rtZ?Wc oner OPJUT IXmJCICiriCTS toTJur
li&r "eryluen. Dealer, uud Planters, who want
to buy largely.
Address, 1IABGIS t SOMMElt,
SinrXuiyerlw. ae-iw Ss. !l'-
Charleston Nursery.
BI. C. McXi AIN, Proprietor.
- FRUITS,
EYEHGREEXS,PL01VEBS,SinUJBS.
MY CATALOOUK OK HYACINTHS. TLLTT'S,
Lillies and llanli 15ulls for Kail planting Is
non' reailv and will heeiit on application.
Add jlc.McI.AI2C,
K-t!Mlw2Bti uarl,0Jl' I1L
Hardj' Fruits.
V LARGE STWL'K. two and tlireo yesirs. of bejt
old and CIIOK'E SEW LlhT of Apples and
Siberians. Miner Plum, Morello C'hesiy btocks.
hade Trees. Hard- telirulw. loonies and Kill
Dulbs. Hislop, Transcendent and Plumbs Cider
Cions, Hoot Grafts, if ordered early. Kvergrei-ns
Miiall hi7.9-uiid choice Steds tor spring Planting,
.send lor Price List. Kaxmers, order jlb-ecU
: S2-C,m Green 1IIII ITnr-rIe, MilAu,VTss.
Grape Piaiats.
riHIE CLIKK CAVE WIXE COMI'AXY. of St.
I iniis. Mo., ofl'er 11 lante ami superior stock
,of PlauLs at REDUCED KATES.
V , 1..,. uiiiii' f...w.ir.l mid Hurtons irclnla
Wines.
Kor price list nuuress
Dr. C. W. SrAUrtN(5.
Mm
liOltnetrect, St. Louis, Mo.
Apple Stock I Apple Stocks I
f-rnn Ann 3 t Jtrri.K srocivs. tne nnest
I UU.UUU and hKilthlCMt lot. or Mocks over
n- aA . ..4n .B.I.. I.. 11 .. 1 .....i. pcnultl lllfutlklllt.
Jliereu. llr iiiiu im- iii 11 w o. .... .... -;-;-;-
I'LAN"!"!, 1 yeur old.
500,000 Apple Grafts 500,000
Tobeputupthlswiiittfrort I Inch roots. Ourgraas
are put op l the hest manner by experienced work
men, in ihemwut cartful way, from perfectly heal
th v Roots and Scions, ami nro worth twice as much
ns'Grafts ordinarily put uji for the trade. To secure
o. 1 Gratis, ol JWilli I'airanu Appie.onierNMioum
bescntin early. Price per.singlelhoiisainl,?: ten
totwciitvtlioiisanil, ST; twenty-live to hlly tnou-
sanrt, tfi-'O. Fear tiratts on lon roots, ?.; on snort
"Address JOHN RIORDAN.
52,',m Ro H.V., lUooiniiigton, III.
Grape Vines, Small Fruits,
and Earl if King Potato.
Vox Sale at tow Kate, tor Cassis
I7UMKLAN GRAPE. 100 each; ?I0 00 per dozen.
.J Assawnnipsett Grape, i 1 M each ; ?13 per tlorcn.
Walter Grape,! each; $10 per dozen.
SsileiilGramc,.-OceiiLseach: fMWper do7en.
Martini Grape, 75 cents each : 7 per do.en.
OTHER KINDS AT LOW RATIiS-TOO LOW
TO PUBLISH.
West clicstcr i acR Cap Rasp
bcrs'j' Piauts !
Tlili Si tiio mot productive Raspberry in tlie world.
Ouo doeon $:; 10U by express jiu. TKY THEM.
Early Kins Potato.
50 cents por Pound; Fonr Pounds, $1,50.
This is one of the best Early Potatoes that ever
was planted In America. It is productive: never
rots: free from blight; and the quality is ahead or
anv kind In the world. WESTERN FARMERS.
THIS IS YOUR POTATO. eiid ior Catalogue and
Price list beloru purchasing elsewhere. 1 WILL
SUIT YOU EVERY TIM. 11. Please order early
and address
Oi'JLS Ti.MktlAiU,
"ii-:i3t Ii II, North Mlddlelioro, Muss.
F&MWELEl ,'
Axn
FJBDI1
GUOWEKS
Grow Apples that will Keep until
Apples Come Again.
Apple Trees of Southern,
and Western Origin,
T.IIA.T AKi: AHAl'TED TO THIS CLIMATE !
MOST of the old Standard Northern sorts are not
adapted to the isouthwest. but ripen prema
turely, tlrop from tho trees, aud are more liable to
bitter nit.
Twvj. year trees, . to 7 feet, selected, first class
sttK-k at $10 per loo. At loner rates by the ijuantity
to Dealers or large Planters.
fiK-sjenil for au.itaUjuo,.free to all.
A. M. LAWVER.
Sontii Pass, 111. on 111. Cen. R. K.
(lir.nrk Orchard Niirnvriiui. 58-flni
THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL
FOWLS
woiur!
SUMATRA
P easa n t (J a m c
Unequalled forvalornndcel-
bratcd :us eT; producers.
Verv hnrtlv. Addrt-s. witli
stainp, W. II. TUCKER A
It)., Import errand llreeilers.
I'lymoiith. Ohio. "Vly
O
en
a.-
nip.
ot-
CHESTNUT TllEES.
1,100,000.
Fc
OUR INCHES TO four feet higil-
TllhHSt TilllhT mid Vllf Tnut ntoit.ul Ci....!
'for a 1C page circular free. Address
1 STORKS, HARRISON ,V CO..
5enS-3nv KaIncsvIIivL.l:oCt.,OhIo.
Painesxrllle Nnrseries.
1 T11 YE.i:. Nobetterassortnientinthe-Wes-'
tcrn States. Catalogues free. No. I l'niit
ana (irnamcntal, fil pages. No. 2 Oreenhousc. Jit
?MKige. .o..,-ijiestimtuircular. 10 nnges. No. I
Wl
loiesale trade list for Xiirservmon mui n.iii.rv
only. Call and examine our stock, or address
SlUiats, HARRISON t CO.,
Painesviile, Ijike Co., Ohio.
!c
sepS-lm
CIS
u
r5
1
r.
1-1
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END STAMP to
Mrs. Ellen S. Tnp
ner. Rrichtojt. Iowa, tor
01
valuable Information re-
-.pecting Hives, Italian
1 fUH- Attftjl lk VK -k.KE v
keening them pure where h 2-'7Z"s
...!... 1 ..1 ., Sfc'I -'-'-l i
)-9m
EigMand Nurseries.
e. it. siciriSi:!?. & co.,
JiOCKFOBD, ILL.
'E OFEER to. the trad- the following stock Tor
it the presen; fall and coining winter and spring
1,000,000 AJ'PLE HOOT GRAFTS, of all
the leading varieties fur the West.
2,000,000 PEAR GRAFTS.
100,000 PEAR IN BUD, XOW BUDDED.
200,000 PEAR STOCKS.
We have made the putting up of Orarts a special
ty for the past ten years. All work warranted. A
large lot of Trancendent and Hyslop Crabs, 2 and 3
years old, from 3 to . feel high. Also a. general as
sortment or Nursery Stock. samea?e. a"t low rates
to the trade. Send or catalogue unit rir.li.ir
CIIAPE VlM-25.nnncIotcoiisi-tlHKOH.iJr4i.ifnw.
'IIAUTFOUU, UELA.WAUE ami IVES' SsI-J-.D-
LINU. A fewthoiwaiirtNo. 1 PAIK STOCKS, two
vear old APPLE TllEES, and CUltKANT
sep3ia, 35. H, SKEN'NER & CO-
UINCY NURSERIES !
EVERGREENS A
SZPECIIT"
Wc arcmakimrthe growing of , .
EVEEGBEEHS ;
ilUesasindicated below.
Kurserj' Grown from Seed.
-C,lantLiSf P.
VArtvntf Sitnicc
' - - -- .. I..aIi . T IWTI K .' - I tl ILL
1U IHtuwil'""Vf
8 per 100
11 per 100
11 per 100
7 per I0O
10 per 100
10 per 100
WhIenffifesi;;CheS-ple-n
w.,iteVic!;vh
White Pfne.fi to 12 inches, wsirce, twice
1.-. per 100
3 per 100
11 per 100
13 per 100
VI per 100
lSlWi-100
year
AnstrSlpCliKTriliywico
ned 5;Winspni5FS5SK
Cislar. W U il inches, fair snyply.
tw ice tnnIntei
Hcsl
Forest Evergreens, one
Transplanted, in JLargc
QiiaKlitics.
White Pine, I to 10 Inches.-
Arborvitae. I to S inches .
.?r.perinno
15 per lu
.... 20 per i'ou)
20 per lti
HemlocK.-iiuB im.in-.
White Spruce, 4 to 10 inches
.Seedlings, one year, large sioczt
Norwav Spruce. ..?l Wiper ni
Austrian l'ine 75 per 1WJ
scotch Pine '0 per loo
Red Cellar. U.cars 2 Ulper Iw)
Euroiiean Larch, I yr. 70 per ltXl
Deciduous, Cypress, C to 8 inches
..fi w per ns
.. (i 50 per 1)
.. G 05 per U)
.35 ijo lier lOtsJ
.. C 10 per lWW
5 00 per llfJ
Also a large stock or Fruit, Shade and Ornamen
tal trees, and a general assortment of Nursery
Stock. Price list sent FREE to albipplicants.
SLNOCK & CO.,
ift.fim Quiiicy. Illinois.
'' 'iMa'ROVEaj STOCK".
rrcniiumCIicstcs'WIiStcSwisJc
PURE BRED POULTRY.
FINEST IN THE COUSTIIY
SEND STAMP FOB
32cantifI3y ISSsistra-eil Price
AND DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS.
TIIOS. H. SMITH, &, CO.,
PL.VNTSVIIXE, CONN.
lily
Fruit Trees and Plants
IT & KJRRG'1I1
Wc have over
TWO HUNDRED ACRES
densely planted out to
Sm:ill ITi'iilts A.I021C,
And bavins an Iinmens stock, can still low, and
guarantee ev.-ry kind true to name.
OEND FOR OtTR WHOLESALE LIST ALvo.
ii terms to aijeiits. If you want a bill of trees and
plants, this fall, write us what yu.1. vwuit ami how
much of each, and we- will return the- list to you
w ith prices that will prove satisfactory.
P.irr.es at Hie extreme South and In California
.1I1011I1I order from the North In the full, as our
spring opens too late for shipment there.
If you want to know
How to Plant..
How to Max-IvCt,
or I-Ioav to GkroAv
fRUIT IK" ABUNDANCE
FOR YOUR OWN TAI5LE,
cnil 'Sk: for our new edition of
SMALL lUiUIT INSTJiUOTOJi,
64 IE'jA.G-jBS.
A (hires'
A. M. 7VUDY.PaliM:Ei, N. Y.
PrilDV t 11ANCE, South Rend.
Intl.
A. JL Ptiitiv wishes to send a copy or the Smalt
rVuiV Kimrthr Hint r,(ifr llnrilfiirr, 1'liKK to all
who w ill send him theiraddrvss, or 12 numbers from
January to Deseinlicr. for only W. scp.v;tiu
Pure Bred lauJtry lor Sale!
I oiler for. sale a large stock or pure bred Touls as
:s advertised: pair trio
EiiKlish Pheasants -?-, mi .510 on
silver SspaiiKleil Il.imlmrs... 5 l 10 00
Linht Rr.imah- 12 00
White llaniburgs 5 00 9 (JO
HiO FOAVLS SIHPPKDifpi
t'.ish acconiiKinvim; order. or
Post Ofliccortler, or I will exchange Icml.s.
Address GEO. A. I5ALLARI),
firlin JlareiiKo, 111.
40 Ifears
spenence
n t s-Ttri- ii.;tiisc inti ir a imrvi: ...., 1,1.
ithc
i lAtrim Xur.r,rn (h)iiiuiiu to propagate onlv
ncli varieties of fruit as are adapted to Western
soils nnd climate. Wc now ofTer of our own Krow
msca fun juwrrmeat of cveiylhiiiK desirable in the
nursery line. includiiiR t!00,000 straight, lLsht,
ihrifty AI'I'J.E TJiKKS, just right fiir shipping
heaply Ions distances. WosMru. varieties, 2 nml .t
years old. Satisfaction Ktinrnutced. Prices as low
us any responsible parties. smiii1 for free price list.
ildress 1). R. WIER, Manager,
epS-w Hm Ijicoii, III.
Etergrrcews by Itlai?k
OENT IN PEItFIXT SAFETY, to any part or
the world. Every farmer and ever man own
inc a house and lot in America, xhould have a few
dollars worth of our Tree Seedlings b- mail.
Two to four Inch plants sent for 5i per 1,000,
jiost paid, to anv nart of the I'liited States. Full
I directions for planting and culture sent with every
111. 111 oruur.
Send suimp for Price Lists and Testimonials from
srotn nearly every State in the Union. Large Des
criptive C'atalopueseut for lu cents.
Remember. iv ax- tlie largest, oldest and most
reliable dealers In Native Evergreens and Forest
in America.
Aucust. Septemlicr nnd October arc favorable
months for getting Evergreens by mail nnd the
properseason for planting. Address
PINNED ,fc LAWRENCE.
seiks-2m yturgeon Ray,.Ls.
FRUIT! F3&UITI!
Pike County NitrsericA
Established 1S33
ONE MILLION Apple Trees. 1. 2 and.tyean
old. Iirge assortment or best Western vario-
1 ties. c:oikI stock of other 1 ress, lues anu I'l.tnit
Agents, Nurserymen and jjcaiers suppiieu wun
Good StocR at JLoav Kates.
Planters, onlcr direct! Club together for lowtt
irder e.irly. Descriptive or Wholesale Catalogue
sent on application.
Address, STARK, UARNICTT ttCO..
IKtin Iiulsiana. Mo.
PRIZE FOWLS.
Send for the Jlrjmrltnnitdl Iirai, Stock and Itoul
Iry Journal, containing list of Fancy Fowls, Stock,
Ac. with prices, of all the known valuable Fowls,
bred from pure imfiorted varieties on the most Im
proved plans.
The list comprises Krahmns. White and Dark
Dorkings, frevet'ietirs, Horedans, I.a Fleche Jlull
Cockins, Spanish lilack and White, Seabright Ran
tam, Oaine.ttc: aLso, all tlie best varieties or wheal,
oats, corn, clover seed, tc
fJEO. A. DEITZ,
21-tf Cluuuborsburg, Frank Co.. Va.
IMPORTATION FOU 1S70.
MV'XVM.
3E
IMG
BT0X
Hyacintlis, Tulips, Crocuses, &c.
CATALOGUES FItEE.
HEEEroEEN&Oo.JGfineYa,H.T.
GUOWERS A'D IMPORTERS OF
Trees, Plants and Seeds.
Nurseries established in is.
sepl"m2
Osage Orange Seed.
BV THE POUND OR THOUSAND 15USUELS.
Warranted crop of '70. lu RuvheK $u; one
fourtli cash with order. Send .stamp or further
particulars. W. H. MANN & CO..
sepa-3m (Sllman, 111.
APPLE TREES.
APPLE SEED AND SEEDLINGS, ROOT
drafts. Hedge rinnts and Osage Seed, all sie
cia!tlen, and will be furnished to dealers nt low rale.
Can furnish general assortment or Nursery Stock.
W. IL maxs .t- en
seps-3m Gilman. IU.
TTATS AND GAPS All Viirietiesd
Q
--. anu&iyies,.at,; IIETZE'S.,
Fiiei!ipras.iiis
following paiert: tv.m,., PMtrchlld's
Price.
$173
175
ITS
175
250
, 1 Si
1W
550
C5
230
300
1.-0
133
75
too
Western Bnml.
Caiman's Hural orld
l'nilric Farmer.
Western Farmer
Itural Sew orser.
Pnvctical Farncr.
AgricuitnrLsi
N. Y. Tribune
Farm Journal, .
Country Gentleman,
Hearth Home-.
2nr!nfr'S MoilthlV.
Tiiton's Jonr.llorticultiirul 50
Yotin Folk's Bural 1 ft)
Horticulturist . 250
. .- 1.. l.....i(itnnul lot(m0 '
If von will act
S,sa t and send our ncighborssubscrlntions, you
retain TEN CENTS COMMISSION on esiqli
rerA;nd.ainpfc liM of I0O Paiew and
wPS?.Sr" SJEM!?-
m i..-. A.mnttf u'iti,rr ill irv mw."n"-
diwonten toL. L. FAiltCJULU. Soiling Prairie.
WiS O--.JIII
(Sec advertisements elsewhere In thlspaper.)
Trees! Trees!
Improve ami lleantify your
FAMES AND PIOMES
'BEES!
OTieiEiS1!
DECIDUOUS TKI'.ES FOR
GROVES, TIFtlBER BELTS
SHAPE
AHB OSHAMElT.
s
FOR PRAIRIE HOMES!
CHEAP ! CHEAP ! ' CHEAP I ! I
A GtautiTul Grorcof Trees Sliould
Surrouml every Prairie Home !
Timber Hells for Protection. Groves
for Comfort mid Reality. Groups
and Single Trees
Ornament.
for
Every Western Farmer bhc!d have 1,000
Trees jumI 100 Concord Grape Vines,
and these he can have FREE.
1,0U0
TREES EREE!
1,000 TREES EREE!
100 GRAPE VINES FREE-!
100 GRAPE VINES FREE.
Who would bo without when they can bo
haso cheap t.
Send at once for
ID. Jb HOLaIAN & GCVS
JVh olesale Circular
fok ATTJeuarN IsT'O.
OKKICH, 11-f LUISON Stm Ciiicaoo.
DECIDUOUS TREIS FOR tROVl-;, TIM
BER BELTS, SHADE AND
GIUS'AMENT.
100,000 WHITE tlMVll, Jl.PF.H OF Ull.V.AD
1.AKVH, WILD CJIKKKY, TREMlll.rXli
ASl'E.V, ELJtS. MAPLES. Ac, Ac.
Farmers, have your own Beautiful
, Groves of Valunble Timber.
00,000 White Birch, American Lurch, ami
Balm of f Jtlend, sold to the South
Parle Commissioners of
Chlcsujo,
We urc prepared' to furnish Formers, Nursery,
men and others throughout the West, during the
comiutc Ajitumii. with baii'Jsome. hardy, thrifty-
rapid growing trees of all sizes, from oue to lilteen
uei iiin,.ior
Slaade Oriianieat, fi roves and
Windbreaks,
at exlremelv low rites by tlie hundred or thousand,
and invite the attention of all Interested, in Home
ImiirovemenLs to our lisi 01 vanen.v-, s-r sum
prices. Intelligent and observing land owners
know theadvantage of tree planting. Onehiindced
dollars Judiciously expended In trees will Increase
the value One Thousand JJoltttrx In the coureo of
threeorfouryears.
Every farmer throughout the prairie countrv
sliould'surrouiid his farm and homewith timber
belts, and the most economical way to do this Is to
take an aero or more of ground and completely
cover it with trees, say from four to eight feet high,
and then transplant from this grove from year to
ir :is riMiuirefi.
i Now is the time for go-ahead farmers to supply
their neighbors -u )iv ralt-sand themselves FREE.
Live men will learn all p-xrtiuulars by bending at
once for circular and price list.
Grape Vines! GrapeVines !
CIIEAIM CHEAVf CHEAP!
Our Grape Vines are srowii on tlie open prairie,
coisvifuiently are liartl. acclinnitetl, and adapted to
western soil and climate.
Fruit Trees ! Fruit Trees !
Of tho best varieties at rea.souaole priced.
Onr specialty Is drape Vines, Native Evergreens
and Ifcfiduous Trees Jor groves, timber belts, wind
breaks and ornament.
XUKSEkYjIEX & TREE DEALKS,
SEND FOK A CIHUULAR.
Pric
KOO
200
. 200
200
IHt
iai
13),
.zoo
250
1 LJ.'. 4 a)
20)
FARMEIW. why not surround your farms with v
protection against the heat ol summerand fceveritj
of winter? Why not, when it can be done so eabila
and economically!
IN'ux'Mex-yiii.en,
Tree Ietilcis,
UTiivih ers,
Tills ought to Inrercstall of you. Last spring we
sold no,iKl trees to the South Park Commissioners
of Chicago : M;e what Is said or them :
South Pabk, Chicago, JuI 11,1870.
I). F. HolmanA Co. Ccnt-fz In answer to vour
inquiry in. regard, to the Sfctty Thousand Trees
shipied, to tbe oat Park CcuusLssloturs during
last spring. I take pleasure in saying, that the stock
was perfectly satisfactory, and the manner of pack
ing adopted, by you Ls the best I ever saw.
.Respectfully John doonn.
Gen. Supt Tree Dept.
droves, timber belts and windbreaks sliould be
scattered nil over this, viestern. country. Send for
a circular. Address
D. V. IIOLMAN & CO.
115 Mapison St., Room 1.
Chicago.
SPECIAL.
50,000 APPLE TREES
ONLY
S50,00 Per. Thousand..
AtldDcw no olve. 4$-3w,
DIERRELIi & coliEMAX,
Emit and Ornamental Tree Shruns,
t
Eosos, &c '
A LAHOB STOCK OF' ETVfAPE
VINES; ALSO, SA.LE3I. MAUIilA,
A'ALTEB, Sfc ,
CHOICE CCItClSTS, A OTHER SHAttFTOlTS.
OFVrCK. 0r. Iwis A Jlaiii Strecte.
GENEVA,
. Y.
A specialty made of the
1 - r
EUMSLAIS: "G-B.APB,
hoth for wine-
the best of our native Black Grapes,
and table.
DESCRIPTIVE ClKCCliVTS SENT
,,.r. o--m
anr full
r ir.r
A SUPERB STOCi OF
P
Trees,
e ax
STANDAP.D AND DWAItF.
p;kthi
Trees,
a:nd
Ob.erry. T.r.ees,
ALLQFFJCREU AT LOTIiATEs.
NOW IS THE TI5IE TO RVY.
Address or call at the
SYRACUSE NORSSRES
Where a peneral assortment of NURSERY STOCK
of superior quality throughout may b found.
P PARTICULAR INDUCEJIENTS OFFEIUfl) TO
WilOLESALE JJEAilW. - -i
S3IITH, CLARK & POWELl? '"
52-1 w SYRACUSE, NIAV YOttEl
JSeautifv your Momcs. "
Eleanfily jour Ccnaeterics.
11ULRS. Hyacinth. 31 50 to ?l.V) per tloz.: Tulip,
I Atfc. tof:to(iperdo24 Crown Imperials, tw)per ,
tloz.: sclllas. si.jO tier n): uariiy t.iaxioins, iiu
'per doz.: Crocus, 2uc. lier doz.. Jli'ircrlwi: Snow
' Drop, double, (Jie. per doz., ? 50 per lu) sinule. :sse.
per dozen, 250 per llil; Jommil, double. ?1 50 jicr
(1(17. Single. ?i ye. mis.; i,iiioveriiejii. siiik". '"v.
perdoz Polyanthus Narrismw. per doz.: (lanlen
Narcissus. Jl per doz.: 2(5 varieties flower seed for
rail planting. $2. Circulars ready. Sent to former
customers without reiuest. Orders filled as filed.
fSentteaciy- Terms cash. S. H. MARTIN,
I stfi8-nirr Mnrblehead, Mass.
BLANKS of all kind, constantly on
hand, atthe Advertiser Job-Oiiice:
QTVXW AIT lTTO QVTl IV v
T&A.CON, MISSOURI.
STEWART & HUMPHREYS, PROPRIETORS..
Our Nurseries
goa
cac
g c"S !e
rSa iSisfc"r)
On naunibariirSt. Joseph Railroads, about half rcay between flicso Cieo
Cities, wc feel that wc can offer stock uiort atiranlajtottlij than
most other. Ho near the same soil and climate, our
slock will certainly be desirable. The dis
tance bcinrj so short to shij),
trees need uot be out
OVER TWENTY-FODJR TI0URS.
These are Points lo which we Desire to cail Particular Attention..
i
Weoirer a large,. eoraplctu, and number ono dock anil assortment of
APPZiS, PfiACErPLUM, PEAR & CHEESY TSEE
together with
SMALL
J!?K
VS.. DRNAMEFT.AT,
I
1 a Ci fij
mm mm
EVJEKa
Wc tTcsIre PartscuSiiziy Use A2aC2iiion " Wcsicraa eaicr.s t
Vi:U, ri,UM AND CHKItUY TKKI AUK SPECIALTIES IN HL'K TKADI1
Civs-CorrcsiioiKlciiee of 2uiiserymeiij Dealers, and L:in;c rianlers, Solicited
STEIVASiT
-tr,r-3m
IS--XS'S2SE
Ui
"WOOD
;h:
7" "Wholosn-Io and Hotn.il Doalern in
Q! FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS
Our IM Inflinlt- tin litt rnrTvnio and ITmlng- lu ncarl". ivorv Slate .11 the
I'liinii, lionfM' no hav the Inr-tcst facililii"! for suiiplyin onr casluuivni Itli any tiling
thai can bo round In tlie market, at the lowest rales.
STOCK -FOR KURSERYMSSTr
A CHOICE LOOT OF AIMfLE, 1MCVK. VMM ClIKIHtY. OUINl'Ii Ac. Ac.
tri!
m
AT LOW RVTI2?, l'RI.ME FRESH,
APPLE SSSB,i
-1!
ALSO PEAK. PLUM. CIIERUV.r - i
wifl ORNAMENTAL TIIKK SIIRL'R
CQI
1 I I
Hi
Hi
SScsi &2S2EJortcc! HJutoi Ris!b.s,
ltv the ca.se; oit-ir-r qcan rriUEs
Try Vs I Try
J6L-auiu lor our catulosues, v holusale or
H
Importern anil
M
W fll-flw
MllTTMTIFTBTMWr1 f I I I B-BT I TTn- 1 ! -nrrn Tt " r i 11
T E, E E S I
J5s JJ i ad C3 EJEa3ss2:3iatoia Ki a V
FroBi If ew York to Mebrasks.
Standard Fzmit Trees, -
Dwarf Pniit Trees, - -
Deeidnons OmazaeiLtal -ree3, -
Eirergreena and !Flowering Slirulss,
SPECIALTIES':
Duress de BSordeaux Pear. Grime's G olacu Pippin Apple
Tlie Eumclan Grape. CutLeayesI Weeping lUircl.
PackFns for distanfc points done with the greatest care AVe ship by
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inland lakes of that section, more capital is devo t-d to he v rio'ul
of Horticu tore than any other locality. East or West. At Gwe Ne
ork, nearly 3000 acres arc now planted to Nursery toefef Th" tovn l!el
! . line uiJiituu biojie, at uie iool 01 bencca Lake a lake of fortv miles
extent, whose waters ultimately flow into Lake Ontario. The?lS loim here-
eAIHLlIlir. eimillpc: nstn frrnu- hattnp 1).,. I Til 1 .
require hardiness to adapt them to all conditions of transplanti" thin cam
be found elsewhere. Our irrounds. alnniiin- tnwnni tiw? t i..' .";; .:i
froia he town, etiibraee3 nearly 300
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Graves,. Selover, "Willard & 0.,
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SMITH &TVILCOX.
Dealers
in all kinds flrain. for which they
nay the highest market '
price in casn
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ly as desirable; wit having now secured the assis
tance or anotnr Move Pwtsndry. " e S1,R" hereafter
confine nearly the entire-force-or our own estab
lishment to the production of the- S!vr abovr
Famed, atuUiopo to fill all orders without delays
We wonM" nill the aUcntion or those about pur
riiaslnc. to tlieSCCflisSatiil rOPUI-ARlTY of all
of THESE STIAIS. No ItjUec evitlenoo oCtbelr
intrinsic merit can be offered than x sKitemeni
of tTie fact, that titter Ts yrs us, nmrtfcing subject
to severe tests In alt kinds of localities, and' to the
most hitter nnd determined opposition that couldbc
Invented, that they are to-day. the MOST POPU
LAR STOVES In the market, amthave given sucIb
nnlversat satLsfacforr Tn.rTTTrETDIOrANI) rs"
GRE.VTER THAN EVER.
If you want THE REST COOKING &TOVK FOIC
WOOD, buv the CHARTER OAK.
ir yon want Ihe RlST CfKKlNaSTOTrrFOR
CfrAr, bny tli C irjcrJU-"NGl-.
irxouwant the NEATEST AND REsTSHEhrT
IRON PARLOR STOVE ever made, buy the-
EVENINl! STAR.
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Excelsior -Manufacturing Co,,,
Gl;i asicl Gl-1 Nortli 3Inln Street,
st. Loris, -ri Hsouui,
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RROWNVILIX. NEIL
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Retail reo to nil. '
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Dealers in Nurserj- $teK. SeftN, Knlbs. Ac.
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For (jardena
For fclie Lawn
For tho Lawii-
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