It has been in constant and regular use in

U. S. Gov’t Hospital, Washington, D. C., 50 years.

U. S. Hotel, Boston, 40 years.

Miss. State Lunatic Hospital, Jackson, Miss., 33 years.

Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, 31 years.

Received HIGHEST AWARD at WORLD’S FAIR, 1893.

Sample bottle mailed on receipt of 25 cts. if you cannot obtain it at

druggists or stationers.

A. L. WILLISTON, Northampton, Mass.

Letter Box.

In this department we shall be pleased to answer any questions relating

to Flowers, Vegetables and Plants, or to publish the experiences of our

readers. JAMES VICK.

Lady Washington and Other Plants.

I see by your September Magazine that you want the experience

of anyone that has had good success with Lady Washington

geraniums. I had good success with mine. I used as a fertilizer

ground oil cake worked into the soil. It was a year-old plant

and had five bunches of bloom with five pansy-like flowers in

each bloom. They only bloom once a year. I also used the oil

cake on an ivy-leaved geranium and its growth was beyond my

expectations, for in a year’s time it was eighteen feet long.

All plants I have used it on have done exceedingly well.

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