The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . ALESMAN. — Young; good experience inWholesale and Retail Trade. Excellent references.—H. G., 1. Letterstone Road, Fulham, HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT and PILLS.—Diseases of Advanced Years.—When man has passedto the borders of old age, the digestion becomes more or lesgimpaired, the nervous system grows feeble, and the physicalpower shows increasing weakness. Hence arise the congestionsof liver, lungs, head, followed by dropsy, asthma, or apoplexy,which too frequently atflict th : aged. The liver usually f
The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . ALESMAN. — Young; good experience inWholesale and Retail Trade. Excellent references.—H. G., 1. Letterstone Road, Fulham, HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT and PILLS.—Diseases of Advanced Years.—When man has passedto the borders of old age, the digestion becomes more or lesgimpaired, the nervous system grows feeble, and the physicalpower shows increasing weakness. Hence arise the congestionsof liver, lungs, head, followed by dropsy, asthma, or apoplexy,which too frequently atflict th : aged. The liver usually firstgets torpid ; but its activity may speedily be revived by rubbingHolloways Ointment thoroughly over the pit of the stomachand right side at leas twice a-day, a d taking at the same same treatment cures all other congested organs, by varyingthe parts rubbed according to the situation of the congestion. 128 THE GARDENERS CHRONICLE. [jANtJABT 26, 1889. A NEW HARDY PLANT TO ENGLISH GARDENS. HARTLANDS GOLDEN QUILLED SUNFLOWER £ i SOLEIL DOR, AS DRAWN BY GERTRUDE This is one of the finest things in the whole range of Autumnal hardyblooming plants, and I am very pleased to be able to offer it to my friends inEngland. It begins to bloom a month in advance of the normal Anemone-flowered variety known to English traders as Helianthus miiltt/lorus flowers of Soleil dOr are all quilled after the manner of a Cactus Dahlia,the lights and shinies in such formation of quilling giving it a rich tone olorange, particularly towards the centre. As mentioned, it begins to bloomabout the first week in July, and keeps up a regular supply of its beautifully-formed flowers ujitil November, and it is probable that if plants were put intubs, and kept in a northern aspect nntil October, and then removed to a warmtemperature under glass, such plants would keep blooming until the middle ofDecember, as numbers of buds are annually nipped during the cold nightsout-o
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