© Lead | SD — =) 4) YY os < Ore oy pe ZS) OQ wl ‘i ve i es ~~ — ~ = o o a ON § 3 2 a Sent = NS DA a 2 aS te IMPLEMENTS, TIN SHOPeEtc 9 HARDWARE DRAIN TILE 9 BULBS BUFFALO,N.Y. CO. NIAGARA LITH ile Ant et \ ? ; oe USEFUL TABLES. , i . Number Plants Produced from One Ounce of Seed, as follows : at 4 ; aie ve } Plants. Plants. Asparagus rays (itera shee acca eieceeeeeabdout 500 |. Kale..... Chinaleusedea ese isceraletecciriea ear tie Bihitaes about 2,000 ‘Broccoli... ic... ccses Fem e YS, wed nt fh es 8 22.000 4 Leek... sec serse e 5 Aieitetcs eas teaate sii etitibeea. oe — eO0OMs CAD BAS Co acs nde sen eaten ieieaderte See “¢ - 3,000 Lettuce.......... is aL Pe dae oe Pa en Cav ‘© 3.000 Cauliflower.......... phate ein tte Pen Bertie. ee 4,000 PO PPe4xrisa ce csly welt sevceterstereiersemiens ides May cee Sasson | 2,000 ~ Cele tive enentans sirens als oats no sat GID | SERS a Sopa onsen cance nents: Banter cat ‘* 1,000 HS Bian taemdsldt uate kate ee Ata een Ke 1,000: | FRomMatO. wt see saleee Meee ans SA atte , = -3,000 TV GAN. Car Aan etle gee cteraret fan siete tenes aot Ab aap *¢ 8.000 ADAYA CaS A ore atte Caley cre, Biheetrensa nara ‘5,000 Number of Plants to the Acre at the following distances apart : Distances apart. No. of plants to Acre. Distances apart No. of Plants to Acre. 2 Hs el on DN 2 A Pe ROA Pee ae a AeA 43,560 6 ft. by 6 ft Bn stir OI oats ri Oe »...1,210 1 Be aS BAC Ari PEP ac t-shirt Hon) Renae Apis Rte Os 19,360 BE RP CEB SS 4 Wig ieue te picker eet iate eeet hace aie enters laa aie arene OSU, 2 Re SE Pat ole UE PL, Sum Urb mA oh 21,780 Diet OS ae REA ae eee Bie cere ccee eet nemo Le ON Mn SOE AE aA eee nace er ettot is TOVSOBT I 1Or SR LON a, Saaeeatte pale eaitie Pen hea Selene PEE eae 35 Bee LOLA eins etahhe Nessst aera sie eon thee ater te G96 | Es att ALD SET ete rove) ohanainss xsetisod. abe cheterseaecaene eo Meese ees 302 es ela opr ain thd cates Mabel Shutters: 14,520 js ee hie ES a Ree) RAP SOW abt ats Me 3 AeA eM ore Pe Shea A 193 3 rm NORE Sire cig sudse elk anced ale tual anne eluates lareneentess 7,260 TBM Ee RE Ee Oe ea tae a aurea WM crite eee het ates deeieha te it 3 FE ee A rc one pelea eetee chee acne aie ABAQ™ W203 aot <0 oR wa meagih allaletstaiecdinr aves c/aletaislecevatete Guenaeuberecee 03 4 i RL ee orga iNT rg phe Minin Pinan MSF ety aoe Wh. DASE Wt 3), PERC 3 bebo AON Seta T ee naty 4 res OM Mae IM ott TR chro 40 See ae HR ae Ath) Ret he karate a. Ae7AO™ [BI PaO, fee SM Re 6 Ok OD Rk Urea 48 Quantity of Seed Required for a given number of Plants in Hills or Length of Drills : INS PATA GUSH, stand hits esta ecaaen Oz LO OOM PAC Tile | ONIONS anes. dlsenied tees renee ee 1 oz. to 100 ft. drill BEeCtsa eres sc oF cee AF Maids win itale c.2.1 Oz. to 50st cdrill, | IPEaS i068 ce. tcc Beh scp Sateen 1 qt. to 100 ft. drill ~ Beans, dwarf....... Ea hos bien aa 1 qt. to 150 hills | Parsnip............ Sts meme ackh 1 oz. to 100 ft. drill Beans, Pole........... Mcleod cherseecesi ie 1 qt. to 100 hills 1 SECB ESS 01 Sie eA eevee octe Sheree a *..20z. to 100 ft. drill GatrOtr Rice wees sles telecine enter .1 oz. to 150 ft. drill STO ONE SR A Sasa mates Aen zica..1 0z. to 100 ft. drill CADDAG EM Stacie a reec ate te aiaiere cee 4 |b. per acre Salsify, or Veg. ‘Oysters are aot loz.to %0.ft. drill OTTO UNTU DS Tensor atchons ateatce crecmarmlattiemeetorertecents 11b. per acre Spinachy 4. seen cere te wl 0Z. to:100 ft. drill COLT erate aaa eon eniee Sere Ley cake 1 qt. to 400 hills OQWaAShi Oa flyer seescerarctee ere eee cle ae 1 oz. to 50 hills WYEEST IM ClOTIN ss stersotel-eiaee Ponce tetera mes Tlozentorm0-baliss | erntyipoen, tere meaetem teen meets ...1 oz. to 150 ft. drill Muskmelon..... ei Case ts RUN GeO DORA 1 oz. to 60 hills Seed Sown per Acre. Weight per bu. Seed Sown per Acre. Weight per bu. | Oats, 2to8 bush........cscccescsuseseesessqenss 82 Ibs Timothy, % to % bush..............c0..+0++25.44 Ibs -| Oats, Wintet, 13/ bush.... ......:....0....2....82 Ibs Lucerne, or Alfalfa, 15 to 30 1bs............... 60 lbs Barley,,.2 push ts.aeewee. aaa ies s Mees Weis FOO S Clover, Red, 10 to FT ACU Mt an oe A ae 60 Ibs DlaxsSeed sGidt- ease eee ss ee Perv c Ae RAS | ~.56 lbs Clover, Alsike, DO SLOMDS wecclteeeeieere et 60 lbs Corn, & bush re Pee en Mac ae oor eisieths ...00 to 60 lbs Clover, Crimson lo: lDSt vs on cml ane estates steers 60 lbs Potatoes s6:bushe ae asck ratios eto 62 lbs Sainfoin, 20 lbs, (Turken Klee)....... hate suena lbs | Sweet Corn, 14 bush............. eee ee about 501bs Rede Rope toets QuUSh sara tostetiee eutecalaees DASH | MCAS, 217,80 PaaS inettat ait nae ee aie tee letere .60 Ibs Blue Glass, 2 bush.......... ate ee Sauce Ae a) ae 14 1bs Beats FOL Ye sD She catesue's cee capitation os tena 62.1bs Orchard Grass, 2 bush........0....06 Mea aa sels vee iipksltls SECURELM Rea eit, even ie Vana mere ie ..27 Ibs Yellow Sand Clover, 10 to 15 lbs....20.......... 60 lbs Turnip, 11b..... Aas ene Esyeone BE Hot LG Pik cakes care White Clover, 6to 10 1bs.....:4.......... ae: OUal bse Spinach Sel DSi see Eels Cee aLe ee Lndsek ey aoe 42 lbs Sweet Vernal, 1 to 1% DUSH. ee eee eee ese ese aes LOD Say Reet dato Gpl as cater meen mye e meee ee 3 es ,% to ey Ee apne tar ar Been ive Squash, Marrow, 2% lbs. per acre...1 oz. to 16 hills ungarian, % to us Gini. SE SSH MA Ono s ear Wheat, 2 bush...............50- PLAS Ine 85 Oak UTiby sal roots eee Meany eR Re arate a Buckwheat, %{ to1 bush......8.c..00s000- “48 tob0 lbs | Carrot, 26 to 3 Ibs .......... eee cesses es eee ..20 lbs Rye, 1to2 bush:............0e Sts SAGER ose metots 56 lbs | Onion, 5to6lbs....... ba Sobeaphanina Sate Petree Meni ees 56 lbs Average Vitality of Seed. Based on Perfect Stock. GOOD FOR ONE YFAR—Leek, Onion, Parsnip. Lettuce, Parslev, Radish, Spinach, GOOD FOR Two YEARS — Beans, Carrots, Ege Goop FOR FOUR YEARS— Broccoli, Cabbage, Plant, Okra, Peas, Pepper, Rhubarb, Sage, Salsify, Cauliflower, Celery, Turnip. Thyme. GOOD FOR FIVE YEARS—Beet, Cucumber, Melon, GOOD FOR THREE see ee Endive, Pumpkin, Squash, Tomato. February. \ April. Leek, Kale, Sow tn Hot-Bed. Sow in Hot-Bed. peace: Rou gey Broccoli, ‘Cucumber, ae Onion, Melon, | Early Cabbage, Egg Plant, Parsle Nasturtium, ‘ Forcing Carrot, Melon, - Parente Okra, Early Celery, FeDE Ss Peas, 4) E rly Peas. Cucumber, Ete . Potatoes, Potatoes, Egg Plant, ow in Open e ound. Radish, Pumpkin ‘Early Lettuce; peat Rhubard, Radish, — Parsley, eae Salsify, Salsify, isd Pepper, cae yn Spinach, Spinach Radish, Spinach, Tomato, Squash, Tomato, | ; May. Early Turnip, Herbs, ' ‘ March. Sow tn Open Ground. All Herbs, Sent ' r Ws. iS in “Hot-Bed Rae ECISS: June pee akties ow 7 ea, Asparagus, vA. : Sow in Open Ground. Early Beet, Beans, , Sow in Open Ground Cabbage for Cold Byocoolty mn Beas i Beans, Lima and all], Frames, 1% i ‘ Brusse outs, roccoli, other sorts, Early Cabbage, Brussels Sprouts, Beet, Gath: for Cold Forcing Carrot, Late Cabbage, Broccoli, Tuberous Chervil Cauliflower, _ Carrot, Brussels Sprouts, Corn Salad, Celery, Cauliflower, Early Cabbage, Cress Cucumber, Celery,. Carrot. Siberian Kale Lettuce, i S weet Corn, “s Cauliflower, Lettuce ; Melon, ' ‘Cress, oF 4 | ° Sweet Corn. ~ Mustard, Pepper: Cucumber, Cress, ; ah Winter: Radish, Radish, Kale, Cucumber, Spinach, Tomato, Kohlrabi, Endive, Turnip. ch 7 ty" tA 4 , 1899 ESTABLISHED 31 YEARS. E herewith present our Twenty-ninth Annual Illustrated Catalogue containing a list y \) of things necessary for the Farm, Garden, Lawn, Greenhouse, Dairy, Poultry Yard, etc., also call special attention to our tin shop, where everything in the line of tin and galvanized iron work is promptly done. We are better prepared than ever to meet the full requirements of our trade, and thank our many friends for past favors and generous patronage. . For thirty-one years this house has been located in the same block, having been estab lished in 1868 by Mr. A. D. Perry. We are pleased to announce that never before have we been better able to meet the requirements of our trade than at the present time. This firm is the only strictly seed-house in Central New York. Importing the finest and choicest varieties of flower and garden seeds— as well as dealing in all the more common sorts of field and garden seeds, implements, drain tile, hardware, etc., and which this catalogue will more fully explain. Very sincerely, F. H. EBELING. “Etablirt 31 Fabre. Wir iberqeben dem geehrten Bublifum hiermit unjeren 29jten pahrlidjen Cata- Log fix ba8 Jahr 1899. Derjelbe enthalt etne vollfommene Vifte der auserlejentten Sorten frijder Garten-, Feld- und Slumen-Samen, joie von allen Artifeln, toel- che fitx den Vandbau, Garten, Wee, Tretbhaus, Niolferet, fix den Hihnerhof u.j.to. nbthig find. Qn Verbindung mit unjercm Caden haben wir auch fir die Sequem- lichfett unjerer Kunden cine Blecner- und Klempner-Wertftatte emngeridjtet, auch bejorgen wir galvantjirte Gijenarbeit. Wir jind bejjer wie je vorvberertet, den Witn- jen des Publitums in unferem Gejchajtszweige nachgutommen und danten wir un- jeven vielen greunden fiir die jowettige fraftige Unter|titkung, weldje uns tn joldh’ reichem Mabe gu Theil wurde. Dreibig Yahre war unjer Gejdhaytshaus tn etn und demjelben Haujergeviert lofalifirt; geqriindet wurde dadjelbe tm Jahre 1868. Dies ijt das eingige wirkliche Samen-Gejdaft in Central Net Yorf. Wir importiven die beften und jeltenften Gamenarten vom Wuslande, etgend don Sachverftandigen fiir unferen Caden auserlefen. Wir halten auch Aeerban-Gerath|dhajten, Handwerks- zeug, Drainir-Biegeln, Gifentwaaren u.j.tv. ftets auj ager. Wlles Nahere bejorgt diejer Catalog. Herr %. H. Cheling, der Cigenthiimer, macht eS fic) zur bejondeven Wufgabe, alle feine werthen deutiden Kunden in ihrer Vtutterjprace gu bedienen umd tft e8 fein jtetes Bejtreben, durch freundlide und zuvorfommende Bedtenung ihre Rund|haft und ihr Wohlwollen gu ertwerben und 3u erhalten. Achtungsvoll zeichnet, ao. © Cheling, GCigenthitmer de3 Perry Gaamen-Vaden, 217 Warrenftrabe, Syracuje, It. Y. (dem neuen Pojtamt gegenitber), INDEX OF CONTENTS. Page| Page Page Page Seeds, Garden, etc.. 1-16) Books................ 36| Haying Tools....... 60-61) Plants, Strawberry, MSM O Wet. Jerse 21-83) Bulbs, Plants, etc...15-34) Implements ......... Vegetable, Flower, ELIE Gy ntaeeas + ZI-B5 MBICYCleS Foe. esse as Oe ee reteset 49-50-51-52-53-54-55] CCC. a... cece ees aces 34-39 SS WIGERASS ty. hates 49-21 Cultivators & Drills Insecticide & Sheep Potato Planter and “*¢ For Birdsand for garden, etc..... a DVO a wate Aaa cen Ss 44-55} Digger.......cceeee 50-55 Patrots:. Ais | ie eterssccaicea cetterelave care sort 36-37-38] I,awn Mowers, etc.. 33] Phosphate........... ‘ Fertilizers & Cauldrons ........... 62 ‘© Supplies and ‘Fools, .small hand Supplies..... 16-43| IBairy Supplies...44-45-46 Fertilizers ...16-48| toolS........ csevcee 16-20 New things for 1899.. Draiiilew. ss. ess 46| Wliscellaneous Tools, Seeders & Planters. .50-51 Epi coSide.encenia 13-14-15} Fensilage Cutters... 59] e€Co......cceeeees 17-18-19} Spraying Pumps* 41 42-48 Waskets for Berries, ECentilizers wernt 58| Flows ........- 52-53-54-55| Stock Labels, Hog CUC aa ss oe cite 39| Hiarrows, etc........ 56| Poultry Supplies.63-64-65| Rings, etc.......... 46 2 F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. VILMORIN’s IMpRovED Sucar Beet. For Beet Sugrar. ECLIPSE BEET. Poultry Supplies and Bone Mills on last page. Bei uns wird Deutsch gesprodjen. (" While we exercise the greatest care to have all seeds pure and reliable warranty, express or implied, and will not be in any way responsible for the crops. ASPARAGUS, Sarge. VILMORIN’S BEET, Runkel Rube. BIRD SEED, Etc. Per oz. Per lb. Barres WMammrothe. _. sets te eee ee $0 10 $0 75 RaAlMetter oe asec ee heer Conover’s Colossal_....--.-------- Moore’s Cross Bred, Roots per 100- Roots of other varieties, per 100__- Special prices for quantities. IMPROVED IM- PERIAL SUGAR. A medium sized white sugar beet, which by the most careful selection has been brought to the highest per- fection, both in the constancy of shape, size and color of the roots and their high sugar content. Greatly esteemed by sugar manu- ALC TUT CT Sah ee ree ae oe Nec, Dna ey ec Ne es 10 Electric, turnip, red, very early,....$ 10 Detroit Dark Red Turnip (see p. 13) Crosby’s Egyptian early Forcing... Edmand’s Ex. Early _______._.___- Karly Bastian or Lentz___...--.-_- Eclipses Becta 2 af ase. so ag) oe Egyptian Turnip, extra early...... ASS ATG CAL iy me RAeE eet eee eaten Dewing’s Ex. early blood Turnip._ Lentz-orbastianiors Duet ees eeenes Improved Long Blood_._.._...----- Mammoth Long Red Mangel.____- Yellow Mammoth or Intermediate_. Nellow.Owid: Giants. ae. oe oe ee Yellow Globe, Mangel..:2-.......- Golden Tankard Sugar for table.__ Taber’s Gate Post, new mangel__- Swiss Chard, for greens_.._.______- 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 78 40 20 Per oz. Per lb. Perlb. 3l1bs. for Canary, best quality_____.._-- 10 cts. 25 cts. PartrOte see Cee ver oan mes wane er we ILS Pempe recieanet) «ose. ee ere i POC es Pah Ged Ratet a ae ern ee LO mes ‘ Stintlowepie eos eke es ae ers 10 ‘§ ss Rapeseed: ee Ae ae od Ae 10 ‘ ts GU) CS sao ee, at No ie ns BE 10 ‘* oe EAR Fs Pulse eo eee, ae eee 25 << Silver Washed Gravel, per pkg. 10 ‘ Mocking Bird Food, per bottle. 30 ‘ Bird Song Restorer, per bottle. 25 ‘ Shepherd’s Song Restorer___. 25 ‘ Audubon’s Iron Bird Tonic.... 25 “ McAllister’s Mocking Bird Food 30 ‘ McAllister’s Bird Lice Destroy’r 25 * Lettuce Seed for Birds, per oz. 10 * GCutrle Bone perioz. 6 82 ee 05 ‘ Sp llletcrs deveail elves ai ebe ok, fy es 25 * Fish Food, package. _______._- 10 * Lambert’s Death to Lice__...- 25 ‘* pkg. does not accept the Seeds on these conditions, they must be returned at once. , we do not give any If the purchaser F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. BEANS, (Bush) Garten Bohne. Per qt. Golden Wax, improved-.---- $0 25 Ferry’s Detroit Wax .._---- Wardwell's Kidney Wax-.- White Wax, flat yellow pods | Black Wax, yellow pods---- Golden Eyed Wax -_.---.---- Early Long Yeilow, six we’ks Burpee’s Bush, Lima, large- Dwarf Horticultural----.-- Improved Valentine ----- Re Mohawk, one of the earliest China Red Eye......-..... Boston Yellow Eye---.---- Refugee Pickling Bean. .-_-. Improv d Refugee or 1000 tol Witten Kidney: 22 52a seoeee Waiter Manrowes 9. 225 2e2s55 BROCCOLI, Spar gel-Kohl. Early, large (French)... __-- | South Hampton-__..--.----- if fy “fi ie Snowball, extra small leaf, fine TRUE ERFURT CAULIFLOWER. CAULIFLOWER, 4/umen-Kokl. i) onvna°#wtorrr © Oo © &® WO SD & Co Per bu. 00 00 00 00 00 d0 00 00 00 00 20 00 50 00 00 50 50 30 30 Per oz. $3 00 - BEANS, (Pole or Runners) Per -qt. Dreer’s Golden Cluster Wax_$0 30 Black Wax, yellow pod----. 30 Lazy Wife, pole.._..------ 30 Early Jersey Lima, ‘“‘new”. 30 Platt’s King of the Garden Witiac ss -=52s5056 one 30 Siebert’s Early Lima_._..-- 30 Cranberry, Speckled or GOOSe (HO Gee 2 ea see Se res 30 Case Knife, white, flat ____- 30 Scarlet (Runners oe. 228-0 40) White Dutch Runner------ 40 Onondaga Pole_._.-------- 20 Broad Windsor-_.---------- 40 Per bu. $7 00 6 00 6 00 6 00 7 00 7 00 6 00 6 00 8 00 8 00 dD 00 BORECOLE or Kale. See Kale or Bore- cole. Qer oz. Green Curled or Sea Kale..$0 20 Purple or Brown Kale_-_--.- 20 Hee ENS BRUSSELS SPROUT. BRUSSELS SPROUTS. Dwarf, Erfurt, first quality, true.._.. 3 00 Rosen Kohl. Per 02. Half Early Paris, large heads. ___- 1) Dwarf, Fine French...-_... $0 20 BARGAINS IN PLOWS. Bone Mills and Poultry Supplies. See last pp. Per Ib. $2 00 2 00 Per lb. $2 25 F, H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. WHITE PLUME CELERY. Good Seed and Fertilizer make Fine Lawns. CABBAGE, Xof/-Kohl. Per oz.. Etampes, early, pointed head_.--. $0 20 Henderson, early summer_-_-_-_----- Winingstadt, hard early. ...------- Early Jersey, Wakefield__..-.----. Early Ox Heart, French -.-.-_-.-- Sure-beads@abbaceroe. se. serene Filderktavte. © 90 5) see neve DUCCESSIONC. os ese oe fe fee ees see Excelsior White Dutch, see pp. 138- Perry's Premium Brunswick_-..-._- FotlersBrunswickew. ose as sense Danish Ball Head, new ._-. +225. .<. Hollander: freer ase. Gregory’s All Season_.- Extra Flat Dutch._---- Drumhead (Improved)- Stonemason Drumhead Marblehead Mammoth- Bergen, large, very fine Warren Stonemason- -- Allen’s Faultless, new_. Early, Dark Red, pointed Red Dutch, ‘‘ Erfurt” _- Large Red Drumhead_-- Large Auber Savoy, new Globe Savoy, new-.---- Victoria Savoy..--.---- EM. CELERY, Sedlerze. Evans, fDrinio ples aeelew tee eee Henderson’s Pink Plume, new, crisp- Self-Blanching or White Plume, best_ Kalamazoo, large ribbed___._.___-_- Paris Golden Yellow, large, self Dlanchtn 9s eee a et Giant Paschal, large ribbed_._.__.-.- Wihite Giant. Solidi eae 2 nee eee Boston Marke tea eee on ere eee Sandringham Dwarf, white..___._.- Golden Heart Half Dwarf_.__._____. SOUP a ees Ane, ee haley Soe ae ene f CHICCORY, Chichorze. Improved Large Leaves for Greens_. Large Rooted for Coffee _.........-. Bone Mills and Poultry Supplies, pp. 63, 64, 65. 20 25 20 25 25 25 20 20 20 25 30 30 20 20 25 25 20 We can supply both. rt a C8 CO + WD OD 0 on S Spowwwmwwonwow re © Ww wo S i) F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. ON This Cut Shows the aS MIE | gece Zions CA RROT, Gelbe Ruben. Peroz Perlb. Oxsheart (or:Guerande)mects*-= |. ane eeteir ew ee Pe aa aoe $0 10 §=$0 75 No. J, Early Forcing, nearly round._.-..------ tN easy nat deed Sot ly Ree IB a 10 75 CRIA RE, Atl yaw rds yy tae ty maths Picts A ee eee Meche eine oe ee rae oA 65 ‘3° Halfbongseocariet, poiiteds oo: ta. See o. . ae ee eee 10 15 Gee Ane Liat On om NAICS Mest so 2 nies See See ae ee ae ye eee 10 "5 Seco ELalt. ONS DATVETS 49 216 sep Ge ot a ue eee
Gay, ono awitter oat 308 Als ea yee 10 its)
White Strasburg or Hospital_.__.____.---- 10 75:
White Russian, very large.._....__------ 10 ris)
SALI SFY, Bocksbart.
Ony coetable Oysters -7. 2.2) ems toons 10 1 00
Mammoth Sandwich Island, new-____-__-_-- 10 1 25
SORREL, Large Leaved French_..____---- 10 1 50
SPINACH, Spinat.
Bhicklystallextra larger ©. See es Je 5 25:
RoundiLeat, Virofiay 2.42. - 2225-62 -ns- 4) 25
Wictarta, sec: pp. 14°25 eras ee rae ee 4) 20
Bloomsdale-_------ Be ee a Ee 5 2d:
Ie Gece Sten. Cinio aware wen et ee 5 20°
[$"25 to 100 Ibs. lots special prices. c
SQUASH, Kur bts.
Golden Bush Scollop_.-----.------------ 10 65:
Barly scollop.cwitite (227 = yaaa se ee 10 65
Giant Summer, Crook-neck..-.-_._--- see We 65-
Hubbard, winter, extra stock__._._.__._- 10 65.
Boston Marrow, old variety, fall__.-..--- 10 65
Butman, nearly like Hubbard_--.-------- 10 65
Turban, excellent fall.....2. .-....-_-.. 10 65.
New Essex Hybrid, fine flavor.....---.-.- 10 65
Marblehead, like Butman___-_------------ 10 65.
_ Brazillian, new, excellentgreen orripe 10 65
t Mammoth Chili... 1.12 Bunt 20 1 50
CWOCOAMU GI Te Re eee rte aps 20 =61 : 00
Winter Crook-neck_-....---.-..-:s-. 20 713
orks Hooke n Give aaeec Gabe s nae me 20 15:
Canada Crook-neck, winter_------._- 10 15
‘The Faxon, new, very early -..------ 15 73
TOBACCO SEED, 7asak Samen.
Contietictita.! (ARSE kes eer ae 40 4 00
Primus, new, very hardy, Virginia___. 200. -...
al Wilson’s Hybrid Seed, sealed pack’gs 100 ----
Lh r Haynes, sealed packages.._...-.---- LOOM 5.0
y DPN ind BRO ga a Se olen ne 1500, =. F.
Hei uns wicd Deutsch Gesprocdjen.
Special Discount for Cash.
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F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE.
a
Yellow Plum.__.__..
Plentiful news. 2 tose tee 25c *
Purple Husks__-
oc paper
TURNIP, Steckruée.
Per oz. Per lb
Purple Top, flat strap leaf._.§0 10 $0 40
Mammoth Purple Top Globe 10 50
Golden Ball or Orange Jelly. 10 50
White Norfolk, large. fine
summer globe shape ._... 10 50
Henry Burt, the Gardner, says
‘‘your Early White Stone
Turnip is the best I ever
saw.”
Early White Stone._..__.--- 10 50
EARLY STONE TURNIP.
TOMATO, Lzebesapfel.
Per oz. Per lb
Early Michigan, very early
bioryielders., ... asut-E ee $0 30 $4 00
Earliest of All......-------- 25 63 00
Barly Ruby. 35 see 22a ee: . 2 3 00
Atlantic Prize..-....... rap 25 2 50
Ignotum, new. =. 222522222 20 62 50
Prelude, extra early -___--.- 25 «62 00
Canada Victorsi1 2-5 eeates 20 2 00
Dwarf Champion .__------. . 25 2 50
Scoville’s Hybrid_.-- .._.__- 25 62 50
Livingston’s Beauty __.-_--- 25 2 26
Livingston’s Favorite. _____- 20 2 26
Livingston’s Perfection __... 25 2 50
Climax, extra quality _._...- 20 82 00
Acme, true, extra stock ___-- 20 2 00
Lorillard eye ee 20 «2 +50
Gardindily were hacen. sate ei 25 = 00
Golden/Trophy. o-css.se ces 25 862 00
Low’s Essex Hybrid .-__--_-- 20 = «00
Trophy, large and solid, true 25 2 25
Hathaway's Excelsior._.___- 25 2 00
Rara gor ae, on poe 25 2 00
Ponderosa, very large, solid. 25 3 00
Strawberry or Ground Cherry 5c. paper
. Per oz Per lb
White -Diutéhs_ 2... s Fess $0 10 $0 50
Yellow Aberdeen .-..- .___-_- 10 50
White Sweet Waldo or Ger-
man, one of the finest
Rutabacds se = 2) see 10 k50
Skirving’s Rutabaga, purple
OP es & we NAA eee aoa 10 50
Carter's Improved Swede,
Vellow,.22s0 see eee 10:», 50
Parrot and Bird Seed. Choice Stock. KOHL RABI.
SWEET HERBS. Paper Paper
Anise, seeds aromatic...._.....____- 5e Mint (Peppermint) _....._.__-____- Le OC
Balm, has medicinal qualities __.___- 5e Rosemary, aromatic . . ....--2..::: 5e
Basil Sweeties). ce eee ees 5e Rue, medicinal qualities._...._..__.. de
Borage, leaves used for salad_______- 5e Saffron, medicinal qualities, also dye-
Caraway seeds aromatic _____..____- dc Wate a ee me lees es ae 5c
Coriander, seeds aromatic_._......_. 5c Sorrelxe ss Jee ees Jee pe ee eon de
Dill, seeds aromatic and medicinal... 5c Sage, culinary -herit res. = 225-2220 8 5c
Fennel Sweet seeds aromatic______.- dc Savory Summer, culinary herb _____- dC
Horehound, medicinal qualities. ____- Be Tarragon or Estragon_____.-...-...-
Lavender, leaves aromatic.__.. ._.__. 5c Thyme, culinary herb........______- 5c
Marjoram, leaves used in seasoning. 5c Wormwood, medicinal qualities _____- dc
Bet uns wird Deutsd Gesproden.
F, H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. 13
NEW THINGS FoR ISoo
hes comes in soon after Cory degzus, and
’ about the same time as Minnesota: ears 8
Ninn to 10 inches long and white; number of rows
i
Caine
Oe iii r . vy iT Unt varying f 10 to 16, with th
ST yin i MT ML ft tro ying from with the majority 12;
Sean Rea ener Tet : kernels broad, white, sweet and
Bf: a ii li " edie viens (nes = running well to the tip and of
“a i) a4 min Mh tes? » excellent flavor ; stalks short,
© Serna waitin ante ate Ty ioe bearing close planting and
SS \ Di Hayy, Hay nye Ady seeming to throw their whole
g ye eee a iy)
SSS= | | Hy vsyaveuuee CG strength into the ears, of which
Sa SS ean Lan inh iN there are often two on one stalk,
om ni Tor i ; kus > =e making it enormously produc-
x i i anni i K EN DEL S } | EE ah tive. It was first introduced to
WS mii! FARLY GIANT a Le the trade in 1897, though in
s limited quantities. We have
= received numerous letters ex-
SS PIII IE Oa tolling its great worth.
Excelsior White Dutch hiCabbade Seed. Late. Large, Round Solid Heads.
Has stood the trial test in this country during three years, and is highly recommended by leading
growers and seedsmen. A word from an American market-gardener, who has been supplied by me with
seed of the above Cabbage. Mr. Jacob Wride, market gardener, of auburn, N. Y., writes under date of
January 26, 1897: ‘‘In regard to the cabbage, they were the best [ ever ratsed,and I have been raising
cabbage for 20 years. The average weight was from 12 to 18 pounds, and they often weighed 25 pounds.
They are good keepers and do not rot, as other kinds oftendo. The quality was of the best, and the
color could not be better. I set 8,000 to try them, and will raise no other this year.”
The stalks of this new variety do not grow as large with us as those
Evan Ss Triumph Celery. of the Giant Pascal or Kalamazoo, but are larger than those of Bos-
ton Market or White Plume. It hasacompact habit of growth and isa fine keeper. While it is crisp,
brittle and tender, it has a stronger celery taste than any other variety. Werecommend it asa good
.late keeping sort. Lib. $3.50, oz. 8Uc.
This is rightly named. A most perfect sweet corn; delicious,
Banana Cream Sweet Corn. tender and fine flavored variety. The finest later. variety on
the whole list of sweet corn. Qt. 25c, bu. $3.50.
The largest and best of all the first earl
Mammoth White Twelve Rowed Cory Corn. concise sansa triste a erent acaad.
sition and will be greatly appreciated by the market gardeners. Price 25c, one-fourth bu. v 50.
The New Musk Melon “PAUL ROSE.” "22s" R=
‘‘T have found in my experience of nearly twenty years in melon
growing, that there isan increased demand in most of the large cities
of the Northern States for salmon-fleshed melons, and further that the
trade prefer their melons in the half-bushel climax basket. For this
reason I have labored to bring this melon to perfection, and by what
you have already seen and learned of it, and by what the trade says of
it wherever it has been introduced you can judge whether I have suc- ¢
ceeded in supplying the ‘long felt want’ or not. The Osage is too large
for a basket melon. The Emerald Gem will not stand transportation or
warm weather, besides it grows all sized melons on the same vine. The
faul Rose corrects these faults, and wzll carry farther, stand up longer,
and give better satisfaction than any salmon-fieshed melon I have ever
grown. Itis Fa best melon I have found for the North. My experience
with it in South-
ern Indiana the
past season was highly satisfactory except that
it grows alittle larger. I shall discard the Osage
and plant the Paul Rose melon instead. This
melon] shipped this season to Pittsburgh, Cleve-
“ land, Toledo, Indianapolis, Chicago and other
‘ OS ys: distan. points, and in every instance it arrived in
a igord conditionand sold for top prices.” Pkt.10c,
te oz. 15c, 0z. 25¢c.
“Choice Cauliflower Seed. ,.22's.
ways from the same growers and for several years
have not had one failure. It will produce a greater
number of perfect heads than any other strain of
. cauliflower we ever saw. Of all the varieties that
— _, have been tried in this market our strain of Er-
. BS furt has given the best satisfaction. Wehave our
Y usual stock of Perry’s Erfurt, also Long Island
Beauty, Snowball, Denmark, and Half Early
x Paris. For prices see our list, page 3. We assure
\ you the quality is always the same and no cheap
seed offered you in its place. There is no better
oo cauliflower seed in the market, even if you pay
fancy prices for others. Our price is $3.00 per
ounce.
SWEET CORN.
ee Et Bee eam
= “qit eau ;
14 F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE.
NEW THINGS FOR 1899
SUCCESS BARLEY.
This valuable new Barley originated with A. B. Jones, a successful barley grower in South Dakota.
Mr. Jones has been experimenting for yearsin trying to get a good and productive Barley without the
unpleasant and sharp beards possessed heretofore by all our best barleys. Everyone who has raised
and fed barley knows the inconvenience of these sharp and troublesome beards. They not only make it
unpleasant to handle, but are very injurious to animals in feeding, as they often get fast in the horse’s
mouth and under the tongue, causing injury and uneasiness to the animal and sometines death. On this
account many feeders have discontinued the use of barley, as it is almost impossible to get rid of these
sharp beards. To get a variety that would grow without beards, and at the same time possess all the
rich and nutritious qualities of our bearded sorts, has puzzled the brains of prominent agriculturists for
years. This has finally been accomplished, after many trials and experiments, by hybridizing and cross
fertilization with our most productive bearded varieties and the bald, hulless barley, which has little
value for feeding purposes. The Success is a beardless variety. It is a six-rowed barley of unusual
length of head, well packed with solid, plump grains clear to the tips. It is one of the first to ripen, hence
valuable to plant either in the extreme North or extreme South, as well asin all other sections of the
country.
Its great productiveness.—From a single head taken from our field the past summer we counted
seventeen grains to the row, and as every head has six rows of grains, this would make at the rate of
two hundred and four bushels to the acre, assuming two bushels were sown to the acre and every
grain grew. Dividing this product by two, or taking one-half, it still leaves an enormous yield, or one
hundred and two bushels to the acre. It is undoubtedly one of our best yielders.
SWEET CORN—"FIRST OF ALL.”
The Earliest of All;—Earlier than the Early Cory.
The single statement on the preceding line will make thousands of our customers eager to have the
FIRST OF ALL Sweet Corn, which is ready for the table from rhree days to a week earlier than the Cory,
making it very desirable not only fer family gardens, but extremely valuable to grow for market, where
the earliest corn always brings by far the highest price. The illustration, engraved from a photograph,
reduced in size, shows the form of the ears, which are of medium size, well filled with large grains to the
very tip. Many of the ears contain ten to twelve rows, while ears of the Cory Corn generally have only
eight rows. In habit of growth it israther dwarfer than the Cory, although similar in appearance, but.
supertor tn quality, tender and sweet. Per pkt. 10 cts.; pint 25 cts.; per quart 40 cts., postpaid.
THE AUSTRALIAN BROWN ONION
is of medinm size, wonderfully hard and solid, and most attractive for market, both as to form and
appearance. They are extremely early in ripening, and never make any stiff-necks or scullions. Every
seed seems to produce a good sized onion, and the bulb begins to form very quickly—when the plant is
not over three inches high. Planted with the Red Wethersfield, it proved to be nearly four weeks eariter
and ripened off more uniformly. It has the reputation of keeping indefinatelv, and we think from its
firmness and hardness that it will keep in good condition longer than and other Onion known. The
color of the skin is a clear amber-brown.
SPRING RYE.
We offer a fine crop of SPRING RYE, at $1.25 per Bushel.
SPRING WHEAT.
We can supply the CHINA T SPRING WHEAT, at market prices.
SEED OATS.
We offer choice well cleaned, true to name, varieties of SEED OATS at reasonable prices.
DWARF ESSEX RAPE.
The true Dwarf Essex Rape is valuable as a fattening food for pasturing sheep in autumn. It is
particularly adapted as a ‘“‘catch crop,” for it grows best late in the autumn. In the Northern States it
can be sown at any time from May until the end of August, but in the Southern States it should not be
sown until September or October for winter pasture. Its fattening properties are said to be twice as
good asclover. Sow ten or twelve pounds per acre on drills fifteen inches apart. Per pkt. of 2 ozs. 10c.;
per 1b. 80c. postpaid by mail. By express or freight, 10c. per Ib.; 25 Ibs. for $2.25; 50 lbs. for $4.00.
MAMMOTH PRIZE PIE PUMPKIN.
Weisht 116 1=2 Pounds. 3
We offer the seed of this Monster Prize Pumpkin at 10 centsa package. This Pumpkin took first
prize at our fair, and after exhibiting it in our window for along time it was divided among our friends
and several bakers, who all pronounced it the Finest Pie Pumpkin they ever used. This variety is of
fine grain, thin shell, and will keep fora great length of timein any dry place.
F, H, EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. 15
Mower and Trimmer Combined
The “PASTIME” cuts the
egerass within one-eighth of an
inch of a tree, fence or walk,
thereby necessitating no trim=
ming with shears or sickle.
The ‘‘ Old Style” will not cut
within 34 inches of atree, fence
or walk, and shears or sickle
must be used to finish the lawn.
After going over entire lawn
with mower (as shown in cut),
you have only to remove side-
wheel (see cut), which requires
five seconds, and your mower
is converted into a _ perfect
trimmer, that will trim to one-
eighth of aninch of any walk,
fence, tree, etc.
Both wheels are removable if double side trimmer is preferred, and the front of mower is then
guided by the handle. The ‘‘ PASTIME” with side wheels on cuts to within 2 inches, and off to one-
fourth inch of walks, etc. The large wheels of the ‘‘ Pastime’’ NEVER go over unmown grass.
Weed Digger.
This ingenious device for the extraction of
weeds from lawns, differs from all others now in
use. Being forked, it comes on each side of the
root, and the downward pressure brings the root
into the crotch, where it is instantly cut. You
3 . a Wi \ isan re
then use the fork for lifting out the weed and awa
throwing it into basket, and moving basket as Sees Se
ING
you move along.
The forks are made of STEEL, beveled
to a knife edge, and can be kept
sharp with a file.
DIRECTIONS: Drive the Digger'so as to cut the root, at least two inches from surface (as shown in
cut). Before drawing out Digger twist it enough to break the earth about weed, so that weed will lift
out without bringing any dirt with it.
Urns, Vases and Settees.
We offer a fine variety of styles in various sizes suitable for lawns, front yards,
cemeteries, parks, etc. These can be furnished to order on short notice, at reason-
able prices.
For full particulars, write or call and see us.
folding Plant Stands.
Something new. Prices low, Takes up little room when folded. Strong, hand-
some and durable.
Crellises, in Clood and Cire.
We carry a large assortment of Trellises in wood and wire, in all lengths and
widths. Special sizes made to order,
40,000 SOLE TILE OFFERED AT A BARGAIN.
16 F. H. EBELING PROP’R. THE PERRY SEED STORE.
MISCELLANEOUS | OOLS, [MPLEMENTS,
REQUISITES, TYING MATERIAL, Etc
Price.
Asparagus Buncher, Watts...... .......00ceee. $ 3.00
AXE yHagGle de oe incite eee Pe ee ey ie
‘“* mattock, 85c.; with handle................ 1.00
Bill Hook, for shrubbery....... Hosoda Se Hapben 1.25
Brush Hook, ax handled..............ceeeeeees 1.15
Dibbers,......... iA a Pagel tle Ceri reunites sah cele e 85
Floral Tools, set of 4, small..................5- OC
3 *- set of 4, long handled............ 1.00
Forks. Digging; 4 prones. suse boeser eae 75
oe Hi THU O TN Qeapr tana cite pretetel chateegsceter ene ots 85
Sen IVS ERIEG: pyran we ee ener CCes eae eee anes AYES)
RE 1 EN ete Caine AE EA 5 ra Geet 35c. and .45
‘‘ Hand-weeding,........ Sache Qtosnc ey ete 15
PruitiVickerwitew.c .staesy es ates Mr schtton U5
Gratting +Chisels; 2806 nck tacos ee met tee eter -65
GardeniLines, 00st eee santece aie cates es .50
Glazing Points, per 1,000....... ... cc cece ee eee .65
PIncers stor above me A.cuuycemetein is os ices 50
Gardening Tools.—Youth’s set:
Spade, Hoe, Rake. Trowel. Hand-weeder,
DpDIC COG rage es aRtai cates sooty terres ashe ete es here aes 1.00
Grafting Wax, ¥ lb., 10c.;11b.................. 220
Grass Hooks, extra quality..................006 45
Hanging Baskets, Rustic.—All prices.........
Hatchetsbroadipruninicwe eee eee .65
Hoés SEadies: say. kek oy est nL. capes eiherea ee etsy
Be SSCUTLG A Ad fe srsvasd ives op ee gins Stee .50
‘* Scuffle and Rake combined..... saat lly a
i Warren, stnallisize ives) center te 45
c Prong; or Potato Hook yc eats 40
Hoe and Rake combined.....................05. 345
Hose Nozzle, brass with spray, tip and stop-
BOCK Monsees sor sons, as eephats, orate ea EEE Pate MARA ee 75
Hoze Nozzle, Graduating, spray and stream.. .50
Hose Nozzle, ‘‘ Bordeaux.’’ The best spray-
TINSPINIOZ ZL rare ars terents. asta aire ctneave met en saree ets 75
Hose Nozzle, Child’s ‘‘ Rainmaker,’’........... 75
Hose Couplers, ‘‘ Lightning’’.................. 225
Hot Bed Mats, Burlap Lined with wool and
cotton waste, 6 x 6 ft. $11.00 doz...... each 1.00
Knives, Budding: postage free.
Ivory handles. Straight blade, long handle 1.00
66 66! 66 66 short 66 1.00
He es Round ‘“ curved“ 1.00
Knives, Pruning, stag handles, medium size, .75
ix} 6 66 66 large 66 85
Sie ss Ke ‘* double bladed, 1.00
Knives, ASparagus............. ccc c eee eeeees .35
Labels'Pot. sper 1s00055..... 2, andes oc oii eetee tence. 90
Picks; shandied Arye is..cmarenseet mets eters 05
Plant Sprinklers, Rubber straight neck,....60 & .80
se sf ss angle oF Netete ere 00787, 80
Putty Bulb, Rubber, for glazing.............. 90
Price..
Pruners, Water’s Tree, 4 ft., 1.00; 6 ft., 1.25;
8 ft., $1.25; 10 ft., $1.25; 12 ft., $1.50; extra
2. RAINES, RCACHi! enirennteseeaeie ba seseer ements $ .20
Raphia, for tying. Per lb...........ccceeeceees 25:
Reels, for garden lineS..........cccsecsecsesees 50»
Rakes, Steel Garden, 35c.; 40c.; 45c.; 50c........
SEW o Odense ays neeens earely pets cb rencdtateitis .20
Rakes for the Lawn:
Lawn, wood and Wire..........eceeecees 35 to .75
Automatic Self-cleaning teeth............ 3 weiss
Saw, Pruning, double edge...... .....ssceeeee 60
et We and chisel combined .......... .90
Scythes, Lawn, broad blades ..............00+ T.00
rt Grass, several lengths............... 5
i Bush, short blades............ceeeeee 05
ih Snath, (handled), patent fastening... .75
Scythe Stone, round, 15c.; flat, 5c...........0.
Scissors, Flower picking,..............eseeeees 05.
‘© Grape thinning,..................0006 65.
Shears, Ladies’ light pruning,................. 75
‘* pruning, solid steel, 80c.; 90c.. and... 1.00
“hedge, Sin. blade... 0.0555. 65 stéstes.8:6.0°8 ee elineps
f Bo OST Te ea eons ates ceecereaiea. ates socante whyslt,
(with notch, to cut % in. branches, 25c. extra.)
Shears, lopping, for limbs of trees....... Sadan alle
Shovels; smoothibackremeacntenremerieet octets (5B.
Al POUNG POL pINOm2eSIy Cr meee meeretrtcseats ot Ds
Spades, smooth back, No. 2 Size.........2.000 U5»
Stakes, Round Green Tapering.
Each. Perdoz. Per 100
pus LEN pleat srt See Peete road st 3c. 25c. 1.75
Se ais 2 aletecs Sain peetech ects BC. 50c 3.50
STi lotr Tod Peecee, Mectere ues 75c. 5.00
a oak ep geen ie eactin aoe 8c 90c. 6.50
Syringes, Solid Brass ........ Soetoro es ery ear eeC 3.50°
Thermometers, for Green Houses, Dairy, In-
cubators and Brooders, Hot Houses, Hot
Bedsircccr a sAel Isp CoS en inse er aroaeateetence re Aes
Tree Tubs, All prices, see pp. 40.. ..:.....000%
RKEMISESS. oo 4 utes doen pore ee a eee .25c to 1.%5-
Trowels, ordimary,.............0.sc00c008 10c; 6 in. 15
f solid steel). f:ted. Moths coe eae 45.-
Trowels Cleves’ Angle, very handy narrow
BOIL ortarnoue ter small size, 20c; large size, 30>
Watering pots, galvanized iron, all prices....
Watering pots, common, all prices ...........
Weeders, All prices...... tk ninth pice: nen
Water Barrel and Truck.— The barrel is
raised from the ground, carried to the
place desired and instantly detached, all
without handling. The weight being bal-
anced over the axle, no lifting or down
-#<; pressure is néeded in transportation..... ‘
F. H. EBELING, PROP'R THE PERRY SEED STORE. 17
KEY TO TOOLS, ETC,, ON FOLLOWING PAGES.
No.
1 Solid Shank Hoe_..-..--.- g
3 Narrow Hoe and Rake..--
4 Socket Common Hoe...---
3 Trowel Shape Weeding Hoe
6 Onion Hoe, ‘‘ double end”.
‘’ Hoe and rake, several sizes
‘8 Potato Hook, several sizes.
9 Secor Weeding Hook._.--- .
10 Large Plantation Hoe-----
12 Thistle Spud f ibe Lawns._.._
13 Pruning Shears, all kinds_-
14 Hedge Shears, several sizes
15 Sheep and Grass Shears-.--
16 Border Shears, with roller
OLSwitHOUben oases eee ee
CU. 2 ata ee ie oe es
18 Patent English Weeder ----
19. 8 nM Scuffle Hoe
20 Onion and Celery Plow,
Binet ee -2)n cee ee eee
Tack Claw 2.2 2.222222.48
Pruning and Wood Saws...
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23
24.
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26
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29
30
31
32
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Transplanting Fork.--_--.--
Wire Leaf Rake____-.-----
Narrow Mattock.__....----
Tree Pruners, several styles
Steel Trowels, all grade.s_-
Flower Gatherer...--.-----
Lang’s Patent Weeder.._.-
Trellis, all sizes._.-.-.___---
Double Edge Pruning Saw.
Bill lOoOkS. 2 oo ae
pela DIG. ae cms et cea Raat
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36
37
English Lawn Rake--------
Whittling and Pruning
INVES caret a eee ere
Knives - Soe re aie eee ae 3
ene Sede SPEER Sete, We aK Galen,
48 Grafting Chisel._.--.--_-- ‘s
44 English Pruning Hook Knife
45 Dibber for transplanting --._
A6 Border Knives..-.-.-------
47 Floral Sets of four pieces « -
49 Warren Hoe, very practical —
Mattock, several styles Spee
Grape and other Scissors ._
Price.
25 to
50 to
40 to 1
1 00 to 1
50 to 1
1 00 to 3
10 to
50 to 1
20 to 2
1 00 to 1
1
25 to 1
"5 to 1
50 to 1
50 to 1
50 to 1
75 to 1
1
60 to 1
50 to
50
60
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20
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79
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50
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25 |
25
25
No.
Price.
00. English and American
Sgblookenie GN. Peni an 25 to 50
51 Steel and Malleable Gar-
den Rakes___...-..._--- 25 to 60
d2 English Lawn and Grass .
a -scytttes . 9ot2 27. ss 50 to 1 25
53 English and American
Spacdesem |W. LT OL wep eee 60 to 1 50
54, Latest Pattern Steel Gar-
GenvRakes ee seem eee 40to 5
0d. All styles of Shovels, large _
andusivellix Se Ses ee 25 to 75.
06 Asparagus, Dock and Weed
Digger g2 4) 222s sen 30
Oc Wreeders. 2-1 ut ete 50
58 Waters’ Tree Pruner._.-._- 75 to 1 25
59 Steel Trowels....__...-.-- 10 to 50
60 Cleves’ Angle Trowel. .:.. 15 to 25
61 Watering Pote..2 2-2 23 23 to 75
62 “ ‘* extra length~ 1 00
63-64-65-66 Weeders __...--- 15 to 30
67—78-69-70-71-72 Thermome-
LETS ey mes SE Ney, --- 20to1 00
Vise branine Saws. sees.) o2 15
(5—-16—-77-78-79 Syringes -.--- 1 90 to 4 00
80 Double Leaf Rake.__-_---- 15
81 Gardener's Mittens_._._-- 50
Sb Sia Asc 1 ee eer 15
83° Humicatones #9 e- ea. see 1 25
84 Powder Gun_....--------- 15 to 25
85 Breen’s Finger Spade----- ~ 10
86 Lang’s Weeder .-..---.--- 20
87 Glazier’s Points, per box.- 60
88s, Pincersies- cee see 40
89 Rubber Plant Sprinkler... 75 to 90
90 Bitty Bulbs case a ee 90
O15 Pedestal. bare eres ao °2 50
G2 slsily, “Pot s422 22-2 Eee SABE 40
938 Hanging Log.....-.--- ‘eho, 20 tO) » 75
94 Oblong Lily Pot _---..---- 60
95 Begonia Pot...-.-..---.-- 25 .
OGURUStICsR Of o aaa eee 50
97 Standard Flower Pots----- All prices.
O8nliardinien se. sete se eee All prices.
99 Wire Pot Brackets_...--.- . 15to 20
100 Hyacinth Glass_-....----- 15
101 Wire Plant Stand.-_------- 3 00
102 Flower Pot and Cage
Bracket? sass few cee ce 15 to 1 00
108 Saucers, price: according to
SIZG ns. pene ne eee ea ore
104 Wooden Tubs..---- ------ 1 00 to 3 00
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-F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SLED STORE.
SEED AND GRAIN TRYERS.
. Large .Taper Tryer, Steel Point, Nickled, .... «-.~.Price, $1.25
« : BTA, eee ee 2.96
Small Straight, “ “ Brass, + e¢ 2a. '"* rds)
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADRK
Note our Special Offer on Poultry Supplies on Last Page.
F, H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. | 19
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Segue
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rai AF insta Riad of epeenasch tegessEritiniusennetieen over tertiesaatateteamiomm’f
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GLAZING POINTS AND PLANT SPRINELER.
PATFAPPLIED FOR, ws PINCERS
F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE.
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ONE-POT BRACKET. TWO-YOT BRACKET spe cate
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F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. . 21
FLOWER SEEDS.
KEY ‘TO SEI ED SLE
A. Sow for succession from April to June for summer an autum blooming. Prepare
the ground thoroughly by digging, adding a good ‘supply of leaf mould or Bee rotted
manure, making the surface fine and smooth.
B. Sow in gentle heat, in a well drained pot or panof light soil. Sow thinly and cover
lightly with a fine sandy soil. Shade from bright sunshine, and water when necessary
through a fine rose watering pot. Transplant to open ground when all danger from frost
is over. The seed may also be sown in acold frame in April, or open boarded in the latter
part of May, but will not flower so early. Transplant or thin out befere the plant gets too
large.
_€. Sow from April to Tee or in August, in a well prepared bed of light soil, covering
the seed lightly. Keep clear of weed, and thin out the plants, if too thick, sufficiently early
to allow them to develop their growth.
D. Sow in spring in a well drained pot or well prepared hotbed of light, peaty or sandy
soil. Place in a moderately warm temperature. Shade from bright sunshine and keep
moist, tratisplant when ground is in proper condition, or in open ground after May 10th
for late flowers.
E.. Sow in open border in April or May, and thinout or transplant, giving teres plant
plenty of room.
F. Sow at any time in a pot prepared as follows: Let the pot be one-third full of drain-
age or broken charcoal; over thte rough siftings of mould, and the surface with very fine
soil, half of which should be composed of fine, sharp sand; water with fine sprinkler; scat-
ter the seeds thickly over the surface, cover very lightly, heen from direct rays of the sun.
As soon as the plants show the third leaf, transplant into seed pans, three-fourths of an
inch apart, giving a little air to strengthen them. When’‘the plants begin to touch each
ether, they should be transplanted singly into small pots and keep them in a cool, airy ©
part of the green house near the glass. Re-pot them when necessary.
The following portion of our catalogue, devoted to Flower Seeds, we have arranged
both alphabetically and in columns, to enable any one to easily refer to the price and
description of any variety desired.
KEY TO COLUMNS.
The ist eolumn contains the name of the flower. The 5th column contains culture.
The 2d oe “hardiness and duration. The 6th aS wo price per packet.
The 3d cs ««’ height in feet. The 7th ‘ general observations.
The4th ‘ _ “color of flower.
. KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS. |
b., blue. . dk., dark.,. mve., mauve. spot., spotted.
bid., blood. dp., deep. mxd., mixed. stri., striped.
blk., black. er., green. . or., orange. sul. sulphur.
br., brown. lav., lavender. Pubs |) spurple: Cwatt variegated.
bff., buff. 5 bays leat. rose. rose. vel vermillion..
car., carmine. lt. light. rade, red. whi white.
Cri crimson. mar., maroon. scar., scarlet. \icwe yellow.
HARDINESS AND DURATION.
A.—Annual, lasting. one year. ev., evergreen. h., hardy
B.—Biennial. lasting two years. g., greenhouse. | sh., shrub,
P.--Perennial, lasting three or more years. h.h., half hardy.
USE OUR PLANT FOOD AND LAWN DRESSING.
F. H. EBELING, PROP’R PERRY SEED STORE.
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Abobra viridiflora.......-.-..---------- hhP | 6 green E | s|Abobra.—A beautiful variety of climbing
Gourd, with elegant foliage.
Abronia umbellafa:_.......---..------- hhA | %4 rose D | s|Abronia.—Trailing Verbena like flowers.
Aconitum napellus..........----------- hP .| 2 | blue&w. | C | 5|Aconitum.—Monkshood.
Acroclinium roseum.......------------ hhA | 1 rose E | s|Acroclinium.—Pretty everlasting flowers;
w albumie 224 asec ene aoe ce I white « | s| should be cut before fullyexpanded. ~
Adlumiia cirrhosa........-....---------- hA (15 pink. ‘¢ |ro/Adlumia.—A beautiful climbing, fine fo-
' liaged plant, also - known as Mountain
. : Fringe and Alleghany Vine.
Adonis estivalis.........--.---.---.---- “ I scarlet. | “‘ | 5;Adonis.—Showy border flowers.
African Roses. 2220.5.0.2. 220232264: 2 alll ly Apes «© | __|African. Rose.—See Hibiscus.
Ageratum mexicanum .....- a re on ae | DA | ae blue B | 5;Ageratum.—Continual bloomer, and fine
ss Imperial Dwarf.........-.. « TY sf for cutting. The dwarf varieties are very
4 MANUM = see cassie des eect “ A sf 5| desirable for borders or edgings.
Agrostemma Coeli Rosa.........----- “ I rose A | 5|Agrostemma.—Rose Campion.
Agrostis nebulosa ....-......-.--------- oT I eat ett A | 5|Agrostis.—Very fine for dried grasses..
“ss pulchellax S20 le oe gone sens f Sie ly late ee Be
Alleghany Vine............-.--.----.-- oh felines oe .E |../Alleghany Vine.—See Adlumia.
Alonsoa grandiflora.........---..------ hhA |1% | scarlet E | s|Alonsoa.—Very showy in. blossom and of
: graceful habit; excellent for bedding. _
Alyssum maritimum (sweet)-..-....---- hA |Z white «| ¢|Alyssum.—Excellent for pot or basket
ie saxatile compactum. ......-.... P I yellow 5| cultivation or for edgings in the flower
H Wierzbecki...........-..... a w. & y 5| garden. The perennial varieties are
among.the earliest and most attractive of
spring flowers.
| Amaranthe is 2242 Salts ces Jo ee * a ecloeee = « |__|Amaranth.—See Gomphrena..
Amaranthus bicolor ruber. ---...------- hhA | 3 var. If. « | >||Amaranthus.—Beautiful foliaged plancs. -
ve Caudatus 2.2. 2-1, 0 see “ 3 = 5| A. Salicifolius and Henderi form elegant
5 cruenthus?..i2 7.2222. oe oT 2 “6, 5| pot plants for greenhouse or conservatory
aT melancohlicus ruber.....-- “ I ss s| and are much used for bedding. A. cau-
iy salicifolius.......----.----- «| 3-5 <¢ 1o| datus is the well-known “‘Love lies bleed-
“ Henderi (new) .-.--------- “ 4 <6 10] ing.” A. cruenthns is better known as
hes tricaloraces. 2s seen se et « |-2 ce s| ‘Princess’ Feather,” A. tricolor as ‘‘Jo-
seph’s Coat”? and A. melan. as ‘‘Nun’s
bale Whipping Post.””. re
Amethyst... eae ee ™ at ae ‘—D |..|;Amethyst.—See Browallia.
Ammobium alatum..-.-- Aterattere SNe SULA hA | 2 white. E | 5; Ammobium.—White everlasting flowers.
Anagallis grandiflora, Eugenie---...--| hhA | 1 b. & w B | s/Annagallis.—Poor Man’s Weather Glass.
aN Napoleon III.-......... wate | See i | crimson s| Splendid for rock-work and borders.
ss grandiflora, fine mixed.....--- Ta ed mixed. sip. ,
Anchusa augustifolia capensis......--.. hP | 2 blue. C | s|Anchusa.—Splendid for bouquets; long ~
. . bloomer, azure blue forget-me-not like
; flowers ; blossoms first year from seed.
Angelonia grandiflora.............-.. hP? | 1%} blue <¢ l7o|Angelonia.—Blue flowers ; sweet scented. .
Animated Oatu--i¢. 7... 22 loti oH eh Aa epee « | s|/Animated Oat.—See Avena.
Antirrhinum majus---....-.------..--- ap 2 mixed B | s|Antirrhinum.—Snapdragon. Will bloom -
‘e majus nanum picturatum| _. a first season.
Aquilegia, Single....-.........--.---- P 1% #6 C | 5|Aquilegia.—Columbine. Pretty and very
s Doubles... o) seer “e 1% «© sWUag s| desirable for early spring flowering.
Arctotis breviscapa...---.-- _...-------| hhA |'1%4| orange. | B | 5|Arctotis.—Large orange flowers with
dark centre.
Argemone Hunnemanni...--........-- hA | 2 | car.&yel.. Argemone.—Mexican Poppy.
Artemesia gracilis.........-----.--- Hy all VRE geet Weedesté a prremenle igh decorative foliage
plant. ,
Aristolochia Sipho......-..----...4-- hB |30 | y.&br. | D Aristolochia.—Dutchman’s Pipe.
-quick growing climber, with large heart-
shaped leaves, Highly recommended.
Asperula azurea setosa.--..-...-------. hA | 1 blue A | 5|Asperula.—Very sweet -scented flowers
bi mois (le-1 = ey ea ee le See hP | %| white to| and profuse bloomer. —
Aster, German quilled......-.-......- hA | 2 mixed. | D | 5/Aster.—The vast improvement made in
“ Dwarf Pyramidal Bouquet..|° “ I * 1o| the lastfew years by the English and
“« Truffaut’s Pzony-fi'd Perfection] ‘“ 2 “ 1o| German growers of this showy flower
‘¢ 6 La Superbe....-.-.-- fe 2 rose ro| cannot be too highly spoken of. We re-
es +4 SO eae ‘J | 2 Iskyb. &w 10o| ferespecially to the. diffent varieties of —
Truffaut’s Pzeony-flowered and the New
Washington Asters. The La Superbe
varieties of the first-named are rightly -
termed, for in every respect they are truly
superb. ;
Try Our Parrot and Bird Seeds.
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-Aster, Truffaut’s La Superbe........ hA
« Dwarf Chrysanthemum...... cs
«Large Rose-flowered.........- 3
© Cocardeau or Crown (w.centre)| ‘
‘¢ New Washington, white.....| “
‘¢ Perennial, fine mixed..........-. ay
-Avena sterilis...........-..-- iE Be hA
‘Balloon Vine ec seneese svete se: hhA
“Balsam, Double &xtra.........---..- hA
“ . Double Rose flowered....-.| ‘‘
EG Double Rose flowered, white} ‘“.
“ee Double Camellia flowered..| hA
a New Carnation-striped-....
sc Double Solfering.........-....| “
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‘Bartonia aurea...........----- atehenr Ses hA
‘Bean, Scarlet Runner..........-.---- *f
“é White, 3S ES RL ed ied hy Seth «s
‘Bellis Perennis, fl. pl......-- iia ehesah hP*
“Brachycome iberidifolia...............-| hhA
eBrizaicompactay ha. ses eee eee hA
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Bromus brize formis.........--.------- hP
_Browalliatelatay 2 22s. <4-'- eeeeoe sem ae hhA
“Bryonopsis laciniosa erythiocarpa. ..-...- hhA
eCaGalian coccinea. seme ee ees ae ee hA
«Calampelis scabra.....-..-.------------ hhA
*Calandrina’ discolor: 52.0.5: -2----2-- hA
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“Calceolaria hybrida, large flowered....| gP
Pag) James’ Prize splendid--.| “
Calendula pluvialis.-\-2=--2------- --- hA
‘Calendula Officinalis ‘‘Meteor”....| ---.
“California Poppy...-...-------------- ee
‘Calliopsis Drummondi.........-..--- hA
vy bicolor nana....-..-.-.------ ita
-Callirrhoe pedata nana.........--------| “
‘Campanula medium, single.........- fekoue
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Canary Din Vow ile names seen eee sat) hhA
-Candytuft........- Se ey ree Aner is ett
-Canna, Finest mixed...-...........- hhP
SNigwicans, v2-cace += eS ee
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‘Canterbury Bell....-.......----------- Lad
Cardinal PlOwW ero: ew ckisen eee eee oes
Cardiospermum Halicacabum...-.... hhA
Gan atiO Mes scte cotta creryeeratthc ele alata alate ae
‘Gastor Oil Béan= 2.222220. -2- 22-222 ee ae
oss. no ee enone Eat) Meine (i ecaey ncrs 5|Cucumis—Ornamental Cucumber.
Hi Hercules’ Club.........-.. hhA | 16 | yellow. | 5|Cucurbita— Ornamental Gourds, very~
Ee Mock Orange. ...........-. ut 16 5| desirable for screens.
ve Powder -Horneciy. ok.ccr ci 16 ee 5 ‘
tf Smallest Lemon...-......-. ‘ 6 “ 5
- [i (Gooseberrys.--- ss 6 es 5
eae Pear-shaped..............- sf 6 = 5
Cypress Vine.............. ere, Uae & OES Sire bis (obec te 5|Cypress Vine—Ipomea quamoclit. -
Dolichos lablab, Hyacinth Bean....)-hA | 10! purple. | 5
66 = 0G rT; (oe 66 io white 5
Ipomea bona nox...........-.--.------| hhA |} ro as 5|Ipomea bona nox—Evening Glory. [...
i COCCIN€ ays. Nth 2, Loris arte ae gs ro | scarlet. | 5| cuccinea—Star Ipomea. I. marmo..
es marmorata grandiflora....--.... ef ro |variegated.| 5] grand— Variegated Morning Glory..
ss guamoclit Cypress Vine....| “ ro | mixed. | 5| I. quamoclit—Cypress Vine.
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Ipomza quamoclit...-.........---.-- hhA | to
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Maurandia barclayana.......-- eas hhP | ro
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Momus balsanrinayes wee ee eee ee hhA | ro
Nasturtium Tall, finest colors.-....... fe 6
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« INA Sd haath ie VUbetie pent idee 6
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Sos oy PA ee Piet Ne wrt Sten ons 66 6
Peas, Sweet, finest colors.......-.--- hA | 9
Capt. "Clarke Ee is tec cen, eo a 9
* Crown Princess of Prussia....| ‘ 9
SSI nvincible thn. see eee ee eee) cle Ee 9
66 Red Vth te a EN RL ae 66 9
“ White Striped.............---- sf 9
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Ser Wiehe Ble. ease wee eda co iY 9
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Thun berogialso tel seme erre cen eee hA | 6
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yellow. .
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scarlet. |10
rose tinted. |10
violet. |10
yellow. | 5
mixed, 5
tricolor. | 5
blush. 5
scarlet. 5
dark. - 1} 5
purple. 5
red. 5
purple. | 5
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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Nasturtium—Tropzolum majus.
Peas, Sweet—See Lathyrus odoratus.
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EVERLASTING FLOWERS.
The same remarks previously written in regard to Ornamental Grasses are applicable
to Everlasting Flowers.
NAME.
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GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
Gomphrena—Globe Amaranthus.
Helichrysum—Elichrysum, or Eter-.
nal Flower.
and Window Boxes.
NAME.
Ageratum Mexicanum........./.|
Alyssum, Sweet.....-..........--
Anagallis .-.....-.--.----------+--
Calandrina umbellata.............-
Centaurea gymnocarpa..........-.
ce candidissima............
Clintonia elegans 7.055500 2404
Convolvulus mauritanicus.--....-..
Eucharidium grandiflorum.....--.
Fenzlia dianthiflora.........-..----
Giltaetricolone so: So2 22 Sane tectoeiee
Iberis amara (Candytuft).-.---- racine
Linaria (Coliseum Ivy).-..--.. Seen
Lobelia erinus re ae BE eee Bea ee
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white. 5
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crimson. |10
silver leaf. |15
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lavender. |15
crimson. | 5
rosy lilac. |25
mixed. 5
white. 5
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Mesembryanthemum, Ice Plant. . mixed
Mimulus, moschatus, Musk Plant-. yellow
USS aE eis warty ie secretes. F mixed
‘s T. lobbianum.....-- 6s
Nemophila i ENSIOTISHE woe ale e's ofale wre a fs
| maculata weaefecect erste es
Nolana atriplicifolia.........---.--- fe
Petuniaysimvile 2... eeeces seers oee ‘f
“é double or fringed.....------ ass
Portulaca double.....-....-.------ ce
Sanvitalia procumbens...........-- yellow
Saponariay es uschoss ees cnn ee mixed
Sedum coerulem ......... PAE Bien pat th Me cae
Stocks, large flowering. cccecese--e-| | mixed,
and Sheep Fertilizer for Lawns.
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32 i F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY: SEED STORE.
SUPPLEMENT TO FLOWER SEED LIST.
Aquiiegia Stuarti, Columbine—Flowers very large, four inches in diameter, 20 cts. per pkg.
Aster Comet—Colors various, with long, wavy petals, full flower. 10 cents.
Aster ‘‘ Snowball ’’—Pure white, pompon shape flower, about 15 inches high. 20 cts. per pkg.
Aster Harlequin—Spotted and striped double, mixed. 16 cts. per pkg. |
Aster Mignon Pure white, small pompon flowers. 10 cts. per pkg.
Aster Victoria—Mixed color, tall, full flower, pyramidal shape. ° 10cts.
Aster Ball or Jewel—symmetrically incurved, the bloom a perfect ball. 2 cts. per pkg.
Aster Branching—Vick’s white, very fine. 10 cts. perpkg.
Cosmos—Large crimson, white and pink, fowersinautumn. 10cts. per pkg.
Humulus, Japonicus—Japanise Hop Vine. One of the best vines for rapid growth and Orannenta!
appearance. 10cts.perpkg. _
ipomea Noctiflora, Moon Flower, or Evening Glory; shoujd be sown as early as March and
transplanted as soon as season will admit.
‘{pomopsis—A very beautiful plant, long spikes with scarlet and orange flowers, fine tonAees euie
hardy, perennial, and Suitable for dry situations.
Lathyrus Odoratus, “‘Sweet Peas ’’—Imported by us annually............ hayattealt
Adonis—Beautiful deep rose with wings almost carmine ...........0....005 }
ae, Apple Blossom—Resembles the flower of Apple Blossoms very élossige
as The Bride—tThe best earliest pure white in the market ................005
ae Boreaton—ltts flowers are a rich dark chestnut COlOr.............eseseeeeee
— Bronze Prince—Rich chestnut color bronze Maroon.............eeeeees fe’
ts Black—Deep maroon and dark blue .......cccseccectevcenceees RW Th ek Mesihigs
x Blanche Burpee—Pure white, very large........ Mea AL tuastartye se A pr re
3 Blanche Ferry—Bright Pink and white ..............seeseeseeeeneceneenes
ae Butterfly—White, edged with blue...............5..05. oe Uatliciey sec etd tented ais
ihe Caxrdinal—Bright Crimsos sy sire ccalincis is sissies siscestecdeg Breau gee wieleieas sieth Gqaureie orereyetace ©
ae Countess of Radnor—Soft lavender. pbsacdeategh a etaya ovat apuoetnuete egeaty tart ae hall at
.s Daybreak—Watered, red and white............. 0.05 seceeeecseeesnceecenes
he. Dorothy Tennant—Rosy TEND A SS Qoesp een acda Ppen A aut ets te ON asert as
vf Duchess of Edinburgh—Light scarlet and white ............ccseseeeen These
aa Emily Eckford—Rosy mauve changing to blue............... 0s ees een eee
=e Empress of India—Rose standard, white wings..............eese cece
Kiss Emily Henderson—Large clear WHITES Maal eet che peteey, aa Pa ene oP
ee Firefly— Bright crimson scarlegre, via sicesrie rd tie sc eeie oe stslelsiers siricis te vinizie shots
as Grey Friar—A light marble Mauve 2. ...... cst s gece ceccsctesscscedees ari ies
bole Imperial Blue—Purplish bluec............eeeeeeeee eens Pe oraceteibar tetas were doineets |
hs Indigo King—Dark maroon purple.............. teeta ee ssecd ears Thies
as Isa Eckford—Creamy white, shade ofrpink........ Pda Peay vealed Shoe eine :
ss Lemon Queen—Pale blush and lemon ...................: AAA Ce eeeineaine
Light Blue and Purple......-..ccecceccees eens cscs secre ecen cen ceeeveses Cae
ef Meteor Orange Ohad eee, Rey ew ee hese in Balto ammo d water © Mra CRORE
ioe Orfanse. PEINCG 0. woes losis geeiaeeenic tans bovine oes ah aleearaine se eetrouly
i, Pink Cupid_or - Dwarf Blanche ROW r yoo} ine ANC MWA Lb Ovens teste sie 2
ie PrimroSe—Vellow........cccees Natt ie, MR ie i a OSM Sree Ae
Bu Princess May—soft LAGE AG newts. Mee AMEN eRe ee sical a 8
rie Prince of Wales—White, striped with lovluuksbesnakakaooventa derek shy Man Ss eaeen Ano
ft, Stanley—Very GarkKxMATOON syle so eneeteatiers (ers cetratekass se onee aT onaiete eat abelazeleverecoes, 379
_ 44 Splendor—Bright IRON Se SOO OT O ON OON OOO Way crave ltrenatic ure far desleneusletesoteis seers soariote, sterere
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Double Sweet Peas, Stanley—Very GarlamManootie wera wearer Secs
‘ Duke of Clarence—Dark Claret......... HR Fs Sta a Tee
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af ae re Lottie Eckford—Creamy white......ccccccccccseveveeenees
aa af ge Boreatton—Dark chestnut........ eckaw aN i Bee sii nO 5 4 lke!
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HG £6 7s Apple BIOSSOM .........0ccceseseee asl entae c's err Mesa hee a eons
a6 et oe Cap’t of Blues— Bright BuTBIS Aa rose Syets A Iaae osha otal lace ce 8
Margaret Carnations Reed blooming .........- Sih afi ote Shrewiaant tah ta dahes tutstelerele aruba Some ths J
Mirabilis Longiflora or Jocky Clubeewiower on fragrant, similartothe perfume whose name
it bears, pure white, blossoms from the seed the first season until frost. Roots may be taken up
and stored like Dahlias for the next season. 10 cts, per pkg.
Nicotinia Affinis—Pure white and very fragraut, amnzual. 10 cts. per pkg. ‘,
Reseda. Machet--Thick spikes with reddish flowers. 5 cts. per pkg.
Our Mixture of Nasturtium is the Finest in the Country.
Nasturtium or Tropzolum, Tall. 10 cts. per OZ. Dwarf, 15 cts.
Trozelum, Cloth of Gold—Light foliage, dwarf, 5 cts. per pkg.
Empress of India, Dwarf, dark leaved foliage, 5 cts. per pkg.
gh Tricolor (Jarltta) Grandiflora—Dwarf, 5 cts. per pkg.
5s _ Asa Gray—New, yellowish white, very fine. 5cts. :
= CardInal—Dark scarlet, fine, 5 cts. per pkg. |
re Chaixianum—Yellow, spotted with red, very fine. 5 cts.
a Flammulum Grandiflorium—Tall, scarlet,.and yellow, extra fine. 5 cts.
Fringed Mammoth Hollyhock—New, magnificent, hardy and. wonderful bloomer. Pkt. 25 cts.
WILD FLOWER GARDEN, PER PACKAGE, 10 CENTS.
F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. 33
LAWN MOWERS CHEAP.
aa ee HESE are Lawn Mow-
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work, are durable and easy’
NEW EASY,
IMPERIAL,
BAY STATE,
PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON,
for a very reasonable price.
We will place one on your
lawn in competition with
any other named Lawn
Mower, subject to the ap-
proval of the operator. SaT-
ISFACTION GUARANTEED, OR
No Sate. Retail price as
low as any first-class mow-
IDE AL. er. Sharpening and repair-
ing a specialty. Border
Shears, Grass Shears, Edg-
ing Knives, Weeders, Dock
Spuds, Weeding Trowels,
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Leaf Rakes.
ALL WARRANTED. NEW EASY. ALL WARRANTED.
High Wheel Imperial.
Absolutely Warranted for Two Years.
Positive Adjustment. Has no Equal.
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34 F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE.
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$8.00 and Upwards. : Pure Ground Bone,
Sheep Dressing for Plants and
Lawn Dressing. Quick, Last-
ing and Econornical.
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Lawn...
Supplies.
Garden Hose,
all sizes and
prices.
; Nozzles,
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I Jo Lawn Fertilizers etd ae
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‘* Seed,
Sheep Fertilizer, 100 lbs. .$3.00 Dressing,
Sheep Fertilizer, 501bs.. 1.75 Fert’izers
Ground Bone..... 100 lbs.. 2.00 Rollers,
Phosphate........ 100 lbs.. 2.00 Rakes,
= Nitrate of Soda, per 1b.... .10 AAA AM | Weeders,
“Se Nitrate of Soda...1001bs.. 6.00 #! wa “ Sprinkl'rs
= Nitrate of Soda is especially (i i i | » | Baskets.
Wet Scil and Grass Clippings will not adapted to lawns. Will keen vi “i
stick to Steel as they stick to tne earth cool, and brings the ( SSS ) Rainmaker
Cast Iron. moisture to the surface. Nozzle.
oe EEP FERTILIZER isa plant food of great merit, supplying a Manure
which contains all the elements necessary for the perfection of plant
life. While accelerating luxuriant growth, permanent benefits are secured
by a continuance of nourishment to the plant. It is safe to use and suitable
for every purpose where a fertilizer is required. It is one of the best
Manures we use on Lawns; it is absolutely free from foul seeds and a natu-
ral grass grower. Price, 10 lbs. 50c.; 25 lbs. $1; 50 lbs. $1.75; 100 lbs. $3.
WRIGHT’S HANDY |
..LAWN WEEDER.
IF YOU TRY ME, YOU WILL BUY ME.
This little tool fills a long felt want, in that it is so
simple that a child can use it. With this there is no:
need of getting down on the knees or bending, asit pulls —
them up and places them in the basket without any labor
at all. No household should be without it, as it is-
equally handy in weeding and pulverizing the earth in
the flower beds or garden. Price, 75 cents.
F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. 35
SPRING PLANTS AND BULBS.
PER DOZ. PER DOZ.
CabbagverPlants s4f2. 2 See ooo .. dJects. Verbena Plants_...-..-------- cee 50 cts.
ATMA O WTR on pet a cease ee 25 ane . *8 ween ne e222 2-2 ------- Me
ni sters ee fen a Ae eo clan ae
SROIMet ONS tater ho yer ee 20 Stocks. oy iy A Rh, Pee 25
Kee Plant SE We La Se ee ces 50 Petunia Cie kD Be WR 9ot0 yn - 50
Pepper SS OD 2 hele, Se te eka eS 20 Snapdraco nei eee ere 0)
Gladiolas, Dahlias, Tube-Roses, Tuberous Begonias, Maderia Vines.
Choice Potting Earth, per Bushel, 75 cents.
SELECTED FALL BULBS.
Our Own Direct Importation from Holland.
Hyacinths, Tulips, Daffodils, Iris, Oxalis,
Crocus, Narcissus, Jonquils, Snow Drops, Freesia, etc., etc.
Lilium Longiflorum, or Ascension Lily, Lilium Harrisii, or Easter Lily,
Lilium Candidum, or Madonna Lily, Lilium Auratum, or Japan Lily, -
Lily of the Valley (Gn clumps), Other varieties ordered if desired.
SUNDRIES.
Christmas Holly and Holly Wreaths, Ground Pine, Cedar, Mistletoe, Christmas Trees, Etc.
Self-Registering Thermometers, Bulb Syringes, | Shears,
Tin Foil, Glazing Points, Scissors,
Green Moss, Flower Pots, Fine Cutlery,
Florist Letters, Hyacinth Glasses, Syringes for Plants,
Raffia, Jardiniers and Pedestals, Flower Pot Brackets,
Immortelles, Hanging Baskets, Pop Corn,
Mastica, Flower Supports, Sharpening of Shears, etc.
Plant Labels, Plant Stands, Tin Shop,
Fumigators, Trellisses, Lawn Seed and Fertilizers.
Wire Plant Supports, Silkaline per Ball, 30 cts. Bird Supplies.
BOLTON ONION SEED AND SETS
After many years we have finally suc-
ceeded in securing the SEED for the cel-
ebrated Bolton Onion Sets. For years
past it has been so carefully guarded by
the few who had controlled this fine vari-
ety, that until recently we were unable
to secure the Seed. The Bolton Set has
no equal in the United States for market
gardeners’ purposes.
_ First—Its quick growth into a hand-
some green onion, being the earliest set
on the market.
Second — Quality, mild. A perfect
onion shape, even to the smallest among
them.
Third — Unequalled for its market
i an qualities and value to the gardeners.
Fourth—Growing into a large onion of fine quality for fall and winter use, if permitted
to remain in the ground.
We have a limited stock of seed to offer this season at $3.00 per lb.
BOLTON SETS.
(Natural Size)
36 F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE,
CLOVER, GRASS AND FIELD SEEDS.
Clover, Red. Peas, Canada.
White. i Black Eye.
: Crimson. Oo Early and Late.
ot: Alfafa. Rye, Spring.
+ Alsike. “ Winter.
e Bokhara. Corn, Leaming.
S Sainfoin. oe Pride of the North.
(Turken Klee).
Timothy, Recleaned. sf Sweet.
rt Choice. st Pop.
2 Prime cs Field.
“Red Top. Wheat, Spring.
Blue Grass. ‘Winter
Orchard Grass. (Prices subject to
Millet, German. change.)
is Hungarian. Oats, Seed.
Common. “Winter.
Barley. Flax Seed.
Buckwheat. Broom Corn.
Amber Cane.
Quack Seed.
Dwarf Essex Rape.
SPECIAL GRASSES.
Per lb. 101bs. 100 lbs.
Bromus Inermis (New)...... 25c 8 225 $20 00
Greepiney Bent. mec. seers sirens 380c 2 75 25 00
Meadow Foxtail.......ceceee. BoC 3 25 30 00
Sweet Vernal ........0+ «eres 40c Siinly- Bagess
“NWIINO BNE ESHA. 4 haa ponennoesioe 30c 275 ~* 25 00
Yellow Oat Grass.....scccees 86c 7 50 eet
Crested Dogstail............. 60c GEAR ee ies
Sheep7s Meseue.... sesics eres 25c 2 20 20 00
Pardee Scwe ices coven ets 25c 2 20 20 00
Meadow Fescue.......esecee: 20c 1 %5 15 00
Tall Fescue........cceceereces 40c 3 °%5 385-00
RGM SM ESCUC eerie lare sien inre ete 25c 2 20 20 00
Fine Leaved Fescue......... 385c 38 25 385 00
Rough Stalked Meadow..... 45c 3°76 35 00
Perennial Rye Grass......... 10c 0 90 8 00
Italian Rey Grass............ 13c 1 10 10 00
Water Meadow Grass........ B5C 3 00 25 00
Wood Meadow Grass........ 50c 4 50 42 00
Special prices given for quantities on any of the above varieties.
(= Orders taken for Early Siberian Seed Oats, the best in the market at reasonable price.
BOOKS.
BOOKS.
BOOKS.
We will send any of these books, post paid, to any address upon receipt of prices annexed.
Asparagus Culture.
50 cents.
Beet Sugar Culture.
50 cents.
Gregory on Cabbages; How to Grow Them
Full Details. By James J. H. Gregory.
12 mo. 30 cents.
Caulifiowers and How to Grow Them.
By Francis Brill. 20cents.
Celery Culture.
By J.C. Vaughen. 50cents.
Celery for Profit.
By T. Greiner. 30 cents.
Dairy for Profit.
Illustrated, 8 vo.
Paper ; 30 cents.
Concerning Lawn Planting.
25 cents.
Feathered Pets. .
Complete Book on Birds. 25 cents.
The Practical Fruit Grower.
Cloth 50 cents.
Maple Sugar and Sugar Bush.
By Prof. A. J. Cook. Profusely illustrated.
40 cents.
Mushroom Culture.
By W. Robinson. 50 cents.
The New Onion Culture.
By T. Greiner. 50 cents.
Onion; How to Raise Them Profitably.
Practical details by seventeen onion growers.
8 vo. 20 cents.
Gregory on Onion Raising.
What kind to raise and the way to raise
them. By J.J. H. Gregory. Paper 12mo.
30 cents.
A BC of Potato Culture.
35 cents.
Potato Pests,
By Prof. C. V. Riley. 50 cents.
Five Hundred Questions and Answers in
Poultry Raising.
8vo. Paper, 25 cents.
Strawberry Culture.
By Andrew S. Fuller. 25 cents.
Stoddard’s, An Egg Farm.
12 mo. Cloth, 50 cents.
Silos, Ensilage and Silage.
12 mo. Cloth, 50 cents.
Tomato Culture.
135 pp., illustrated. 385 cents.
Tobacco Culture.
By fourteen tobacco growers. Illustrations.
25 cents.
Your Plants.
Plain and practical directions for the treat-
ment of tender and hardy plants in the
house and in the garden. By James
Sheehan. 40 cents.
Our Farm of Four Acres. and the Money
We Made by It.
Paper cover, 12 mo. 30 cents. ;
How to Plant and What to Po Wiel the
Crops.
By Mark W. Johnson. Illustrated. 50 cents.
Vegetables Under Glass.
By A. Dreer. 25 cents.
[= See our new Non-freezing Galvanized Iron Drinking Fountain for Poultry. Made
in two parts; easily cleaned; cheap and lasting—Tur Brest on Earru. Price 50c to 60c,
See Our New All Steel Plow. Visit Our Tin Shop and Bring Your Work.
tsa EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. 37
THE IRON AGE GARDEN IMPLEMENTS.
‘We want higher wheels.”” ‘‘The tool is too heavy.” ‘The castings break too easily.’’ Such ex-
pressions coming from users of various wheel hoes, together with our own practical tests, convinced us
that however well supplied the market may be with these tools, and though excellent they may be, there
was needed further improvement in this line. Hence the ‘‘ Iron Age’’ Wheel Hoes.
We would call attention to the most salient points of improvement ;
very light steel wheels, 16 inches in height; high arch, capable of work-
ing 20-inch plants: tublar frame, coupled to malleable castings, giving
extreme lightness with freedom from breakage ; wheels quickly adjusted
in height without entirely removing the axle nuts; they not only can be
placed inside the frame for working in narrow spaces, but az extra axle
as sent out with each tool, making a perfect Single Wheel Hoe. We em-—
phasize this point strongly, as a
single wheel is certainly preferable
ja all garden work, with the single
exception of working astride the
row. The vine lifters are adjustable
in height, and without entirely re-
moving the confining nut.
The tool is fully equipped with
side hoes and plows, finely shaped
and polished, while the slender steel
cultivator teeth are particularly
adapted for thorough and deep cul-
tivation, even in very hard soil. A
pair of rakes is also included, which
do admirable work in various ways,
particularly in destroying young
weeds, an pes the sot BEEP aeae : =
tory to seed sowing. e do no
claim eieee as a novelty heres. IRON AGE DOUBLE OR SINGLE WHEEL HOE.
been used long since under the ex- ,
pice Seite Patents woe Price $6.00.
e wish to stron emphasize ‘ :
the really sxifaordinary Sasecwih which the “Iron Age’? Wheel Hoe is operated, the lightness and con-
struction of the tool being such that every ounce of effort goes direct to the work accomplished.
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Showing the Double Wheel Hoe Fig. 81.
setup asa Single Wheel. The Weeder Attachmeet. Price, per pair $1.00.
In designing our Seed Drill At-
Z JZ. tachment forthe Double Wheel Hoe
tj G@ wehave kept in view simplicity of
construction, convenience of adjust-
ment, and perfection of work.
The drill attachment is complete
in itself, and when put in place re-
quires buttwo boltsto secure it; the
single wheel is then put in position, the chain run
on, and the drill is ready for operation. The seed
slide and its index adjustment to sow the various
seeds is similar to that used on our well known
New Model Seed Drill, while the agitator is simply
a revolving brush of selected bristles, which will
not injure the seed, wear along time, and can be
cheaply replaced.
The opening plow is adjustable in depth, and
also reversible, one end being wide for onion seed,
and the other narrow for placing the seed in a
close, straight line. In place of a covering roller
we use a small steel smoother--doing the work of
a roller, with none of its weight and clumsiness.
> fae a st This, together with the coverer, to which it is at-
IRON AGE COMBINED SEED DRILL NRHP eee to suit various soils and
AND WHEEL HOE. nee combines east includes all the attach-
; ments above, and we claim that anyone buying it
Packed Welght, SO Lbs. Price, $9 oo. possesses at once the most complete and Garieee
tool possible. It is a whole toolhouse in itseif. It plows, levels, furrows, sows, covers, rakes, cultivates,
hoes and hills, and does each and every operation in the most satisfectory manner.
Pr
38 F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE.
THE IRON AGE GARDEN AND FIELD IMPLEMENTS.
HE “JEWEL” DOUBLE AND SINGLE
WHEEL HOE ARE ‘LEADERS’ and stand
first in everything of their kind. With
the exception of the handles and
wheels they are make entirely of mal-
leable iron and steel. With each tool
there are a number of attachments,
l =i | NS
iy, a2 \
CZ
O@AZvwWr making the Wheel Hoe suitable in
< cultivating all kinds of crops.
£6 35 j haan
Tho Iron Age’? Combined Harrow and SINGLE WHEEL
Cultivator. ATTACHMENT.
For a cultivator thoroughly made, and of high
quality, one could not do better than buy the
“TRON AGE.” Strong, light.and handsome.
THE GEM WHEEL HOE.
Price, $4.00.
The ‘‘Gem” is the most practical tool
for every-day use that is offered to the
gardening public. It is made largely of
steel and malleable iron. Itisstrong, yet
light in appearance and well finished.
This is just the tool for your garden, as
hae you see by the cut it can be made into
POTTER’S WEEDER ATTACHMENT. either a single or double wheel hoe.
THE NEW MODEL SEED DRILL.
Price $7.00.
We place the New Model Seed Drill at the head of the list,
because there is whereit properly belongs. This drill contains
all the good points of every old drillin the market, with this.
point in addition: the slide, or hole through the slide where
all the seeds have to pass, is adjustable, and the slide can be
changed to a fraction by the operator, thus admitting exactly
the quantity of seed required. The holeis diamond shaped, ,
which is another advantage for rough or irregular shaped {|
seed. CUT-OFF--The flow of seed can be instantly stopped
by a swinging cut-off, conveniently operated by a cord and
ring on handle. This cut-off prevents all loss of seed.at ends
of rows, and its swinging or gravity form will be found far = = SS ;
preferable to one that slides under, as it cannot injure’ the ae
_ falling seeds. TS a
FP. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE, 39
“Acme” Seed=Drill
FILLS the long-felt want for a Handy
Garden Seed-Drill. Gféap Dut practical.
THs PPaotioal Drill pai ae ean
“ome” Garden Seed Drill
You secure a better stand.
You get healthier and stronger
plants.
You don’t waste any seeds.
SSS = Yousavetime. The work is easy.
“A GARDEN SEED-DRILL
that will distribute Beet, Cabbage, Carrot, Radish, Turnip, and all other such seeds with
PERFECT REGULARITY. Itis utterly impossible for it to sow anything but accurately,
doing the work as thoroughly as the costly machines, and will cover TEN TIMES the
ground that can possibly be covered by hand. It is simple in construction, so easily under-
stood that a child can be instantly taught to use it; so simply constructed it is impossible
to get out of order.
Mastica, for Glazing
Greenhouses, Sashes, etc., new and old. It is elastic, adhesive and
easily applied; it is not affected by dampness, heat or cold.
Every florist has experienced difficulty in obtaining putty (whether
ordinary or white lead) for glazing, that is satisfactory for any length
of time. The fact is, putty is not adapted for greenhouse work. After
much study the inventor of ‘‘Mastica” decided that the composition
must be of different material, and the qualities must be elastic and
MASTICA
tenacious to admit of expansion and contraction without cracking. GLAZING
‘¢ Mastiea,” when applied, in a few hours forms a skin or fiim on the MACHINE
entire mass, hermetically sealing the substance, and preventing the 4 $1.25 each.
evaporation of the liquids, and remains in a soft, pliable and elastic™
condition for years. ‘‘Mastica” is of great value in going over old houses with a putty
bulb or maching on the outside of sash, as it makes it perfectly tight and saves the expense
of re-laying the glass.
Prices of Mastica (soft for machine application). .__..-._...---- lf gallon 75c.; gallon $1.25.
GALVANIZED IRON BASKET and BERRY BASKET.
Your attention a moment to our Good Basket at a moderate price. Berry Baskets
and Crates——Our Baskets fit the Crate perfectly, and are the correct size and shape. IJ can
Save you money on berry baskets if you will place orders early Call and see us before
purchasing. Potting Earth 75 cents per bushel.
40 F, H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE.
ATLANTIC,
Vartettes. Doz, 100 1,000
Atlanticw ce hve. 2c $1.00 $5.00
Brandywine ....... 25c 50 3.00
BTURette enim tet 25c 1.00 5.00
Bismarckywnccns < 25c 1.00 8.00
Bubach No. 5, (P)..%5c 50 38.00
Beder Wood........ 25c 50 2.50
PSUR E retest caer 25c 50 1.50
Clyde...... PRA Cee 25c 1.00 8.00
Cham of England..25c 1.00 8.00
Crawford........0.. 25c 50 3.00
Edgar Queen (P)...25c 50 3.00
Enormous (P)...... 25c $ 85 6.00
Black Diamond.... $1.00 $10.00
Cuthbert, Red...... 60 5.00
IDoOoOlittle4,4 hw esas 60 4.00
ble.
brawberry Plants.
We are pleased to announce that we can
furnish choice, thrifty strawberry plants of
the varieties named below and recommend
them to our customers.
Leave orders early.
Prices are reasona-
per dozen.
PRICE LIST.
Varieties. Doz. 100 1,000
Eureka (PB) ia. ..a.. 25c $ 40 $38.00
POuntailn sere sess 25c 1.00 8.00
Glen Mary.......... 30c 1.25 8.00
ATUAW ary sc she clsrsts oars 25c 75 8.00
Greenville (P)...... 20c 50 3.00
(Geen haved Mines reat os eros 25c 1.00 8.00
Jalibbat dle none yi eo een 50c 1.50 10.00
Lady Thompson...20c 50 38.00
Leader (P).......... 20c 50 3.00
OV EEG canoe tiv acst 20c 50 3.00
Marshall. 2 sence. 25c $ 85 5.00
RASPBERRIES.
GLOGS ae piss he snes $ 60 $5.00
KEATS ASE we eleroeiteun tiers 1.00 8.00
Milis Nov Lots. secs. 75> 5.CO
OHTOMI AE tele clesis ces 50 4.00
Can also furnish the Red Everbearing
Bush Strawberry. Blossoming and bearing
from June to frost.
No vines. Price, 75c..
A Decided Novelty and Something New!
Special Prices in Lots Over 1,000.
Varteties. Doz.
Viera (2) erodes carta te 25c $ 85 $8.00
Michigan ........... 25c 1.00 8.00
Mitchel’s Early ....25c | 50 3.00
Oswego Queen..... 25c 1.00 8.00
Princess (P)........ 20c 85 4.00
Parker Earle....... 25c 40 3.00
Saunders........... 20c 50 5.00
Sprawlers (P)...... 20¢ 40 2.00
Splendid (P)........ 20c 40 3.00
Timbrell (P)........ 25c 1.00 5.00
AY 509d SiS Kne aseietn arene 25c 1.00 8.00
Onondaga ...:..... $2.00 $20.00
Ralnrereyum ciate 60 5.00
Snyder, Blackberry 1.00 8.00
PERFECT AND IMPERFECT BLOSSOMS.~—Strawberries are all perfect or imperfect,
or in other words, male and female.
Those marked (P) areimperfect and destitute of stamens, and must
be planted so that they can be fertilized with perfect flowering varieties, every three, four or five rows.
COLUMBIA
Flower Tubs
ALL PRICES.
RELAY BICYCLES, Price, $
Quick Sales
and Small Profits.
F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. 4}
Beat This lf You Gan, guick wort cheap Price, $B Bf
One man does the work of twelve and need not stoop down either.
Prepare your Paris Green or London Purple in a pail or barrel of
water, one teaspoonful to the pail. Make a paste of it, and then mix it
good that no little lumps are left, fill the apparatus and stand it on a
benchor barrel. Putiton your back and proceed with yourwork. You
will do more work than twelve men with a whisp broom. Move your
hand from right to left, etc. You will find that you will sprinkle your
potatoes as fast as you walk, from-12 to 15 feet on each side of the
path, and your vines will look as if covered with a fog or dew.
The spray is controlled in your own hand. Youcan spray far or
near as you wish. NO WASTE WHATEVER. No large drops
like from the whisp broom or other methods, which largely hurt
the plants. For the Cotton Worm, Cabbage Worm, Tobacco
Plants, etc., use in the same manner. Forshrubbery, young fruit
trees, hops and grape vines, turn the hose upward. You can
throw a mist 12 to 15 feet high; vou will get a regular misty show-
er or vapor spray on the under side of the leaves. Spray stops
by relapsing pressure of the thumb.
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OOdW OXdP>PHOUV WOW
Truck Only, $7.00;
With Barrel, $9.00.
As Fast as You Walk. With Wheels 114 Inches Tread.
* NOTE THE FOLLOWING.—Mr. Oney Sayles, of Bridgeport, says: ‘*‘I sprayed my trees and picked
1,010 bushels of apples, which brought me 25 cents per barrel more than unsprayed fruit. My spray
pump cost me $8.00, and was the cause of saving me over $100cash, I used London Purplein spraying.’’
SYRINGES. $1.00, $2.25, $3.00, $4.50.
FF Ouse
THE ELECTRIC OR LIGHTNING INSECT EXTERMINATOR.
Simple, Practical, Effectual, Cheap. Price, 75c.
The most economical, cheap and effectual device for applying Paris Green with little labor. Death
on Potato Bugs. Paris Green applied with this machine will knock them stiff, all sizes and ages, every
time. Only one pound required for an acre of potato vines. Experience has proven that Paris Green
applied does not injure the vines, and is far more effectual than when mixed with plaster, etc.”
42 F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STGRE.
Kill, Exterminate or Driwe Away Every Living Thing Obnoxious to Your-
self, Animals or Crops by Using the
LIGHTNING BUG EXTERMINATOR.
[Patent Applied For.]
Fig. 1 represents the reservoir detached so that it can be cleaned or liquids changed, which is done by
simply unscrewing the reservoir, and at all times to see that the machine is is proper working orde1
Fig. 2 shows the Reservoir attached ready for work, with a funnel-shaped holeforfilllng. Toremove
the plunger from the air chamber simply twist the little cap at the rear of the air chamber, which un-
locks, and draw the plunger out, in case it becomes hard or dry. At all times the leather should be kept
oiled.
LEGGETT’S PARIS GREEN OR DRY}
SOpvet OS Bien 5 Paris Green or Dry Powder Gun.
Garden or Potato Field,
Distributes Paris Green,
Sulphur, ‘‘ Fungiroid,”’ (a
LEGGETT’S GREAT
A For Distributing Dry Insecticides
and Fungicides.
powdered Bordeaux Mix- derfu! May be used at any time of day on dry or wet foliage.
cure) or any dry powder. ; d) ii Inven- Thousands in Use.
THOUSANDS IN USE Wy ; A Lg tion Distributes Green,London Purple, Hellebore, Sulphur,
Iilustrated Circular on Lime, ‘‘ Fungiroid,”’ Tobacco Dust, etc.
applicatlon. a &
For the Farm, Orchard, Vineyard and
Garden.
Destroys Potato Bugs and all Insects.
Prevents Blight.
Sure, Rapid, Safe, Strong and Cheap.
Poisons are More Effective when applied Dry.
Full Directions with each Machine.
INSECTICIDES.
Tobacco Dust and Sulphur, per Ib............. $ .10 Persian Insect Powder............. oz. .10, Ib. .50
Nickoteen, per pint... 2. ides ete wesc se . .00 Jumbo Powder Gun..... Mass sense Suet MeO 25
Tobacco Soap, per PKS. yieeine te 25anda .35 @odope#nrsiSlee py praess erties .50 and 2.00
Aheloy Weleroy toikevaalorays 4 waatrem holn bao titre or DOC ae G BinekasDuimieacony fee en wai tee Ee tart tee 1.25
Soluble Fir Tree Oil, per can .........-..s.005. 1,50 MoOndone PuLple se elaine teen tee beret one .20
Whale Oil Soap, per pkg..........-...+ 05 and .10 Ee ebonres pein been et er etre reece Eien Tere 20
Mit ree OumsOapy Der eD oer sae tarees nie miner .20 Grape Dust; Penpke Welw ie cereensot es eee 50
SlirseS Hoty pele lb mcm senicincs contre eae eee carpets 06 Paris Green denn scarce. pain tr. certs 220
Lambert’s Death-to-Lice........ JLOk 25,5 100; 1200
F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. 43:
RUMSEY’S SUPERIOR DOUBLE-ACTING SPRAY PUMP.
Fig. 391 represents
our new Double-Acting
Force Pump, which is
superior to anything here-
tofore offered for spray-
ing trees or plants with
poisonous mixtures. Be-
ing double-acting it
throws a continuous
stream which, with our :
“Lilly” nozzle can be — z=
diffused over a wide erea.
This pump is fitted for
hose or iron pipe as or-
dered. Made in one size
only.
FIG. 3901. Size, Price, Etc.
Diemer Dia ee Erne Suction| Hose _ Pipe
of outer | differ’n roke. : : a eae
Cylinder.| Plunger. Pipe. |Disch’rge|Disch’rge
2% in. 13{ in. 3 in. 1 in. 1g in. 34 in, $7.00
RUMSEY’S “LILLY” SPRAYING NOZZLE.
FIG. 385.\; PRICE, 60c.
Price.
Price, $3.00.
Myers Bucket Brass Spray Pump, with agi-
tator,complete, with Hose, Combination,Fine
and Coarse Spray and Solid Stream Nozzles.
: SSS =a =
NOZZLE.
Thenozzleisarranged ff
with stuffing box so [qe
that the liquia will not
wet the operator while =}
being used; fitted for =
_ half-inch male end of fei
ma quarter-inch pipe &
Each nozzle is furnish- =
== ed with two caps, with ~
ae] = —
‘il :
~ Ue different sized open- AER EUSOM
ings for coarse or fine spray. Price, eadh, $1.00. Price, $4.50.
44 F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE.
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1 §. GREAM SEPARATORS AND THER DAIRY SUPPLE
At Special Prices This Season.
W.* GIVE the names of a few who use the celebrated U.S.
Cream Separators and are pleased to refer any one to them
for reference, This is better than anything we might say for the
Separator:
Grove P. Smith, Baldwinsville.
F. C. Harp, Cottons.
H. E. Dow, Belle Isle.
Josiah Betts, Syracuse.
Yates Hotel on Geddes Farm.
D. E. Olmstead, Syracuse.
W. A. Coyler, Minoa. _
C. S. Wilbur, Fuirmount.
C. A. Wilcox, Fairmount.
The U. S. Separator can be seen at our store. Cata-
logue and information free,
Improv
Cream Separator
With Encased Gear.
GREAM IN ONE HOUR. Se
Th sale
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THE GREAT LABOR SAVER....
Wheeler’s Gravity
Cream Separator.
A new device to separate cream from milk by
the dilute process, which reduces the viscosity of
the milk, thereby securing the cream in two
hours. No ice to handle; no cranks to turn; no
machinery to run and keep in repair.
It is always ahead of the best Creamery, being
the cheapest, best and easiest device to handle milk
on the market; and you will make no mistake if
you investigate its merits. |
Those that keep only one or two cows, as well
as the large dairymen, can have the advantage of
a separator at a small cost, compared with the
centrifugal separator or creamery.
Sizes made to fit and dairy from one cow up. State the number of pounds of milk you have to
separate each day, and we will quote prices.
PRICE LIST OF GRAVITY CREAM SEPARATOR.
No.0, for 1 to 2 cows, capacity 60 lbs. milk per Gay........eceessececeecceesseaee
es Pct B45. 4 comes | it AOE DC UmmeamE ote Me act, ENR nt te an SR + 00
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FULL DIRECTIONS WITH EACH TUBE. 50c to $1.25 each.
F. H. EBELING, PROP’R
Eureka Butter Printer,
Self-gauging. Per pound
\ or half pound.
UTTER BOXES.
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For 1 lb. prints made of hard wood,
per hundred
Crates furnished holding 5, 10, 20, 30, 40
and 50 boxes. Write for prices.
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EUREKA BUTTER WORKER.
PRICE LIST.
. 1, Family size, works 8 to 10 lbs__$ 6 00,
. 2, Dairy size, “10 to 20 lbs.- 8 00)
“6 -¢ 20 to 40 lbs._ 10 00:
‘© 40 to 60 Ibs__ 12 00:
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Price List Davis Swing Churn. ©
No. 1, Cap. 7 gal., churn gal. or less..-$ 7 00:
No. 2, 10 .-- 8 00
iNKope GR. Muy aK Bf : a a 10 00
No. 4, ‘* 24 « eel eons, 12" 00
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Price List of Barrel Churns.
No. 1, 10 gallon, will churn, 4) gallons... $ - 50:
No. 2, 15 8 --- 5 00
No. 3, 20 ‘“ y 10 a -. 5 50
No. 4, 25‘ se 12 ee p00
No. 3, 80‘ i 144 « .- 8 00
Ten per cent. less for spot cash.
Oak Dash Churns, Stone Dash Churns, Doge
Powers, Butter Workers, Skimmers, Butter
Carriers, Ladles, Richardson’s Butter Color
Butter Prints, Floating Glass Thermometers,
Dairy Thermometers, Cream Gauges, Babcock.
Butter Tester.
Pasture, See page 14.
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Every can is made by an experienced man; every cover
warrented to fit perfectly. Milkmen are invited to ex-
amine our work. Repairing promptly done, in the best
manner, at a moderate price.
PEDDLING CANS.
In 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60 Quart Sizes,
Carrying Cans, all sizeS............ceeee+e--2 50 to $225
Dairy Cans, eg Ore ee teutints aerate 5 %5 to 7% 50
WhihtolesalesPailsy ue ile rtericrtncts fete rrrcrccerrs 50 tO 8 %
Strainer Pails, Se Paar arm attietny ne rr 60 to 90
Pini DippGEs scat ste eerei cme eee eee ». ° 45 to 60
OQuarteDippers a yautayaee wee eet te ee OLCO: 5
strainers .......... tml of wea teay Pimento 45 to 1 50
Tin Milk Pans, per doz....... Perit tbs aetna 175 to 2 25
Mine Mille Panls calrsige Sanat nut etey c ott: 30 to 1 00
SPLIMClMO MOUS WE mine Unsere etre ter eettctrett eect ern 25 to 1 25
PE XCCISIOTIStETAINerss . cle sects cvs cele eeusies secs cherels 2 00
SIRI ©) Watleet rye PALI Ts) emery ttn arse lane eerser renters 1.75
AMELAtOLS Az hateladccqhe tan on ota nnn ee ani to TOmIOFOO
ALL HAND WORK AND FULLY WRRRANTED.
Aerators Made to Order.
Tin Gutters, Galvanized Gutters,
Tin Roofing, Stencil Cutting,
Galvanized Iron Work.
Everything in Tin Work made to order on short notice
and in the best manner.
Shears, Scissors, Knives and Saws
Sharpened and Repaired.
ALSO GENERAL JOBBING.
DRAIN ‘TILE.
The following sizes of Tile always on hand:
S7Ze. Weight, Each. Per M. Stze. Weight, Each. Per M.
2. plocheRusey Sole sile se ss oilbsnes es $12 00 | 316 Horse Shoe Tile____-- 4 loser: $15 00
214 & a 66 4 ee oO) 4 Ot aS Ma a DD) aaenenere oe 20 00
3 66 “6 ‘6 Go sh OE a BUOY) 5 BL i SS ue a Gaon ete ee) (OO
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Length of ‘Tile, about 14 inches.
Special price on car load lots direct from factory, which, being located at Chittenango,
N. Y., on the lines of the N. Y. C. & H. R. R. R., the West Shore R. R., and Erie Canal,
gives us exceptional shipping facilities.
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LEAMING CORN.
This popular and distinct variety of yellow
dent corn certainly has, beyond question,
reached the grandest success of any yellow
NWA dent corn that has ever been brought before
oN 1 eX the American public. This corn is too well
Ne A\ WVU wOY \' know to enter into a detailed description of
ee iD A YO ip FS its merits here; suffice to say that it isa very
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corn, with stalk growing medium tall. and
very thick and strong. Our farmers were
very successful last season. The sale will
be much increased in the future for ensilage.
PRIDE OF THE NORTH.
By selecting and being grown for many
» years in Northern Wisconsin, has become
quite distinct and is now about ten days
earlier than the Leaming, and grows two
feet less stalk. Wecarry stock of the Pride
Corn and we will always supply you at low-
est market price.
SWEET CORN
For ensilage purposes we offer at a very
reasonable prices.
FIELD CORN.
We have a fine stock of White Canada |
Flint, Angel of Midnight, Early Smut Nose, |
and other varieties in traces and shelled.
THE WIARD ADJUSTABLE WEEDER.
“~~ Used with great profit on planted crops, and especially useful on wheat fields in early spring, when
' all weeds that may have started are eradicated and the soil made loose and friable, and in the best con-
dition for the growth of grain. The steel teeth of this weeder may be adjusted to stand straight or sloped
more or less, by simply changing the position of the bolts in the adjusting irons, adapting it to all con-
ditions of soil. By using this weeder, fields of corn, beans, potatoes, etc., can be kept clean of weeds
without the labor and expense of the hoe and without damage to the plants. One trial will convince any
farmer that he cannot afford to be withcut this implement. Price, $9.00.
48 F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE,
WHEELBARROW SBEDERS
WITH RUBBER, WIRE OR TWINE DISTRIBUTORS.
WITH WOODEN OR IRON FRAME.
THEY CAN BSE WORKED BY ANYONE WHO CAN RUN A WHEELBARROW.
PRICE, $6.00 TO $8.00 EACH.
THE LITTLE GIANT SEED SOWER.
This is the cheapest Crank Seeder on the market,
and equal to the best for quality of work it does and
durability. Don’t pay $5.00 for a seeder when you
can get its equal for less money.
They Recommend Themselves on Sight.
They are the lightest running.
They place the operator in an easy position.
They only need a trial to prove their superiority.
They save one third seed and two-thirds labor.
CRANK SEEDERS, oe Ee 3 $2.00. nee
FIDDLE ‘oe = 3 - . Sens nad
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tachment.
The discharge of corn and fertilizer
can be seen at all times by the oper-
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The weight is adjusted so as to
equalize it and place a large share on
the front wheel, relieving the blades Hr
and making the weight on the blades Je |=
neatly the same when box is full as E
when empty. em
It has independent levers to throw
both corn and fertilizer attachments
in and out of gear, and will drill from
23 to 120 quarts of fertilizer per acre,
and drop corn from 8to 30 inches apart.
Furnished with or without fertilizer
attachment, and with wheel or blade
-coverers, as desired.
It has a brush cut-off which guaran-
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The Improved Robbins Potato Planter.
A machine that is completely and yhoroughly successful. Has none of the fauits of other
planters, and does better work than planting by hand.
> NO MORE DREAD OF POTATO PLANTING TIME.
FULLY GUARANTEED.
‘tl Call and see itor send for Book. Will plant Potatoes, Beans, ©
[E Corn, Peas. etc., with or without Phosphate.
El We refer you to these gentlemen who are using them: C. C. Wilcox,
it Oswego Falls, N. Y , T. A. Mitchell, Weedsport, N. Y., Mr. Pender-
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Without ‘ i - 55.00
Pea and Corn Sower Attachment, - 5.00
Leveler Attachment, - 1.25
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HAND CORN PLANTER!
The Universal’Favorite. Quickly adjust-.
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None Better.
Price, - $1.75.
50 F. H. EBERLING. PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE.
Wood and Iron Bese Wiard Plows.
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One of the best plows for hillside or flat land and for cutting roots. or use in rough or stony ground.
ONE HORSE SWIVEL PLOW.
Price, $8.00.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF WIARD PLOWS AND EXTRAS. |
F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. : 51
MUNNSVILLE PLOWS.
WOOD AND STEEL SEAMS
No. 95. This New Reversible Plow is one of the best on the market and will be sold on its merits.
Price, $12.50. Call and See It.
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This Plow is long on the run with a high Mouldboard, of a shape that insures easy draft, good clean-
ing qualities, and pleasing general appearance. Although its imitators are many, for general purposes
jit has never been equaled. Price, $12.50.
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Unquestionably the best plow made. New Plows, New Cultivators, New Rollers, witk all the latest
improvements. A 100=foot Rope Ladder For Sale Cheap.
WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF MUNNSVILLE PLOWS AND EXTRAS.
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ONEIDA VALLEY CLIPPER No. 2).
This is alight one-horse cast steel plow, adapted to plowing out corn, hops and nur-
series. Can be gauged so as to plow to and from the rows. Price, $8.00 plain. This cut
also represents our new 21g Chilled Plow, and is one of the best one-horse plows in the
market. The large increase in the sales of this plow the past season is the best evidence
of its superiority. Our 1881 attachment to this plow, with the swing beam, makes the best
one-horse plow in the market. Price, $6.00 Plain.
Oak Stave Roller.
28 inch, two sections..................-- $25.00
Steel Koller.
26 inch, 2 sections.__.._.__.__.._. .. ....$80.00
Lawn or Garden Rollers_______- $8.00 to $12.00
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Price, $5.00.
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PLOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS.
Weare carrying the largest line of Plows and Plow Castings to be found in Syracuse. We can sup-
ply parts for nearly every Plow in use in this county, If you have an old favorite plow and want parts,
call on us.
Baldwinsvile Plow. Holbrook. Pennsylvania. '
Belcher & Taylor, Side Hill, Ilion or Remington. Phoenix Double Mouldboard.
Boston B. Kalamazoo Diamond Iron. Remington or Ilion.
Champion. Manlius Union. Robinson, Canandaigua.
Climax. Manlius Side Hill. Rough and Ready Side Hill.
Curtis. Mohawk Valley Clipper. Shortsville.
Delano. Munnsville, Nos. 5, 59. South Bend.
Deer. Munnsville Side Hill. Starbuck.
Dutcher. Munnsville Ditcher Points. Syracuse,
Dutton. National Farmer. Titus.
Elmira. Norse Mason Side Hill. Troy Peekskill, Nos. 19, 20.
Empire. Oneida Valley Clipper, Nos. Wiard, Batavia.
Excelsior, Nos. 4, 8, 8%, 9, 10. 1, 2, 2%. Wiard, Canandaigua.
Fayetteville Clipper. Oneonta Side Hill. Yankee Side Hill, and many
Gale. Peeksville No. 21. others.
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We have secured for our farmers in Central New York a very low priced Ditghing Plow, one that has
both handles and draw hook adjustable and can be changed, ‘‘as you see,” very rapidly, plowing to the
depth of four feet. The ditches can be made with this plow at a cost of from 10 to 12 cents per rod.
Hugh Oliver, of Marcellus, N. Y., now using one of these plows, says he would not be deprived of it for
$50.00. It is just the plow for ditching. Price of plow complete, $9.00.
HALLOCK’S POTATO DIGGER. Price, $14.00.
Refer to Edgar Bowen, Onondaga Valley, Asylum for Feeble-Minded Children, Ed. Benscoten, Cn-
ondaga Valley, and others who have used these diggers.
o4 F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE.
DANA’S STOCK LABELS
MEL For Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Etc.
ae A a Cattle Labels___...---- 5c. Doz., $4.50 per 100
: : ii Sheep and Hog Labels.50c. ‘“ 2,50 «
st Bi i ne Wh 4’ Punches for Cattle.......-----.-- 1.50 each.
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The above cuts show the ‘‘Acme” Gate Roller, alsoa
gate with the fixtures allon. The bearings being chilled
the gate runs very easy. Any one with a saw and ham-
mer can make a gate, any lumber answers; with these
rollers one can have the cheapest and best gate in use.
16 foot double gate. two openings, 12 foot and 8% foot,
each made of 16-foot lumber will want wheels 1 and 2,
screw slot Ne. 8, screwed into the post, bottom board to
the gate to run in the slot to keep gate tight to the post;
13-foot gate wants wheel No.1, two catches No. 4, screw
slot No. 3 to hang the gate on first post.
PRICE.
6 inch wheel, single gate trimmings, price per set, 75c.
; . The cheapest, best and most durable gate ever made.
Always ready for business, winter or summer, and will
last a lifetime. We havea limited number of these Gate
Rollers and Trimmings and offer same at a bargain.
F. H.JEBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE. 55
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11 ld ge 2 3 to 4 tons. 1 or 2 horse Yio lle 420 °
11 IL es 4 3to4 ‘ lor2 ‘ ytel « 420 ‘
13 13“ 2 4to6 « 2to4d « 1g to 114 « 5160 «
13 13‘ 4. 4to6 ‘ 2to4 * ytol * 060 ‘|,
16 Na es 4 6to8 * 2to6 ‘*§ Yto2z * 620 ‘
18 18 ‘* 4 8to10 * 4to6 ‘* Yyto2z * 700‘
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We offer the Lever Feed Cutter at
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56 F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE.
The Pivot Wheel
“Tron Age” Cultivator.
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Price, $26.00. =.
Complete with One Pair Plows, Shiel
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Water's Improved Tree Pruner.
A good pruner is an indispensible article to every one who
cultivates a single fruit tree, and the Water’s Pruner is the best
ome yet offered. It is without a competitor for favor. These
pruners can only be sent by express, purchaser paying the charges.
Prices, delivered free at express office, as follows:
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_ The finest in America, used by all the ranchmen
in the west, sure cure for scaband ticks. Wecould
Show you a list of testimonials a yard long if neces-
sary, but those we have from firms so well known
among sheepmen will be all that is required to
NAN convince you we have the best. Sold at factory
SN\UANN \ price, 50c. and $2.00 a package. Small packages
PARQ will make 25 gallons, large packages 100 gallons
Bini, ready for use. An unprecedented demand has set
Sor aennn a in all over the States for our celebrated Cooper
aoz-2 = Sheep Dip, consequent upon the favorable verdict
Mea) fo of sheepmen who have used it. Other prepara-
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A FEW STOCKBRIDGE ONIONS.
Photograph of 1 acre field of onions grown by John H. George, of Methuen, Mass., on
Stockbridge Onion Manure exclusively, entered for field premium at the Essex County
Agricultural Society. Yield on the 1% acre, 44814 bushels of fine onions. Applied 1,000 lbs.
HILL AND DRILL PHOSPHATE, AMMONIATED DISSOLVED BONE, FARM AND GARDEN PHOS-
PHATE, SUPER PHOSPHATE WITH POTASH, SURE CROP PHOSPHATE, WOOD
ASHES, KAINIT, NITRATE OF SODA, HOP AND POTATO
WITH EXTRA POTASH.
SPECIAL MANUFES.
For one acre without stable manure*
stockbridge Potato Manure, per 100 lbs., $2.15__.__--. 1,200 to 1,800 lbs.
“ Corn and Grain Manure, ae OM Ste meet ole ae 800 to 1,500 lbs.
ss Vegetable Manure, | Be) LOO lbs. Seton ae ee 1,500 to 2,000 lbs.
_ Cabbage and Cauliflower Manure, ‘‘ 100 lbs., 2.10.__._-_- 1,860 to 2,500 Ibs.
“ Onion Manure, “ 100 1bs., 2.15.._-.-...1,500 to 2,000 Ibs.
sie Vine Manure (not peas or beans) ‘* 100l1bs,, 2.10__.._-.- 1,500 to 2,000 lbs.
es Pea and Bean Manure OOM BS. eetlpee sae 1,000 to 1,500 Ibs.
Hh Root Manure, KT 100sibsoe eeahoe see ees 800 to 1,200 lbs.
4 Asparagus Manure, PetO00TDSs,- lows he ae 1,200 to 2,000 Ibs.
os Celery Manure, SPOON Sis tard One oes oe 1,500 to 2,000 lbs.
a Lettuce and Spinach Manure, POLO bse) ee cLOUe e745.) 1,500 to 2,000 Ibs.
es Strawberry and Fruit Manure, ‘100M ts. base See 1,000 to 1,500 Ibs.
vs Tobacco Manure, ‘© 100 lbs., 2.15_._..._._.1,500 to 2,500 Ibs.
The above quantities recommended for one acre are without stable manure; but, if stable manure is
used in connection with the Stockbridge, then a smaller amount can be used, depending on the amount
of manure applied and its richness. About one-half the quantity of each is the rule.
-.4\,1¥"The first column gives the usual quantities which farmers apply, and the-second column the
sual quantities which market gardeners apply.
We are Sole Agents for these celebrated Phosphates. Sold strictly for Cash at a very close margin or
profit. Fully guaranteed as being equal or superior to the best on earth.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR CASH.
58 F. H. EBELING, PROP’R THE PERRY SEED STORE.
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