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THE OOLOGIST. 





' NO EXPENSE HAS BEEN SPAEED TO MAKE THIS THE MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION EVER OFFERED- 

 INOT CHEAP SEEDS — BUT BEST SELECTED FROM FINEST STRAINS: EVERY SUCCESSFUL GARDENER KNOWS) 

 ,THE INTRINSIC VALUE OF SUCH SEEDS— OFFERED AT A L"W PRICE SOLELY TO WIN NEW CUSTOMERS. 



15 VARIETIES 



— : OF THE FINEST : — 



mr & rwv 



Comprising the largest, earliest, sweetest and best in 



cultivation, including all the following : 

 Cuban Queen, Green and Gold, Viok's Early, 

 New Dixie, Whit j Gem, Mam'th Ironclad, 



Extra Early Honey, Pride of Georgia, 



Kolb Gem, Christinas, Etc., etc. 



In separate packets these seeds would cost more than 

 $100. A.l are VERY CHOICE, crown separate, and eare- 

 lully mixed. Full directions on every packet— Hiving- best 

 meilious of planting cultivating-, et;., to obtain the In st 

 results. Larsi-e- Pack et. 15cts. 



GOLDEN EXTISi£-T;5M WO. This remarkable tomato is unequPlWl for pi"s, preserves, tomato figs, 

 etc.— is enormously productive, and will keep in the husks a.J victor. Many consider them equal "to 

 the strawberry t"> eat out of hand. "Headquarters" seed, Pkt. 10c. 



\ VEGETABLE PEACH. This be autiful vegetable— first introduced by me— is exact color, shape, and 

 size of a laree orange: fine for mangoes, preserves: excellent fried: and make the most delicious sweet 

 pickles evt r used. Directions for planting, also for use of fruit etc. on every packet. Pkt. 10c. 



MIXED FLOWER SEEDS. A superb collection of the most brilliant and beautiful flowers— all the 

 old favorites, anl hundreds of new on. j s in one large package. A bed of these "Garden Treasures" — 

 comprifing over 300 varieties, will be a source of constant delight the entire season. . Pkt. 15c. 



CINNAMON VINE. A beautiful, rapid and charming climber, forming a canopy of bright green leaves 

 and delicate white flowers, with most delightful cinnamon odor. Very popul- 1 r, and most easily grown, 

 —your arbor, window, and veranda will be incomplete without this hardy climber. C] 6 bulbs. 25c. 

 TOMATOES. 15 Varieties All the largest, newest, earliest and best. Every seed my own growing and 

 most carefully selected —and carefully mixed. [In separate packets would cost at least $1.00.] Pkt. 15c. 

 CHARTIER RADISH. New: early, handsome, and of finest quality: a great acquisition. Pkt. 5c. 

 j VARIEGATED POP CORN. This new variety, first introduced by me, is beyond all doubt or ques- 

 tion the handsomest Pop Corn ever seen; very early, immensly productive, and a splendid popper. 

 Plant it for your children and chickens, plant it for market, plant it for your fair. Pkt. 15o. . 



! SUNFLOWERS. Giant Varieties. 5 of the largest and best sorts mixed— ALL REAL PRIZETAKERS : 

 give them a fair chance — astonish your friends — carry off first prize at your fair— and- have a profita- 

 ble supply of unexcelled egg-producing-f ood for your poultry. Pkt. 10c. 

 J MUSK.-MELONS. 10 Varieties Mixed. A grand assortment of the best, including the largest, medium, 

 and smallest sorts— all delicious. Worth price of entire box to every lover of fine melons. Pkt, 10c. 

 CHOICE NOVELTIES. Each box will also contain several grand Novelties in Vegetable andElower 

 seeds, of great value to every farmer and gardener. [These may be worth dollars to you.] 



f~LN ORDER TO INTRODUCE MY SEEDS IN NEW LOCALITIES: I WILL SEND ALL THE 

 ) ABOVE SEEDS AND BULBS BY MAIL POSTPAID EOR ONLY 75 CENTS, IN CASH, OR STAMPS. 



PLEASE SHOW THIS TO YOUR FRIENDS, THAT THEY ALSO MAY BE BENEFITED BY GETTING A BOX AT LESS 

 THAN HALF ITS REAL VALUE. MY ILLUSTRATED CATALOG ACCOMPANIES EVERY BOX. 



If the entire Premium Box is not wanted, I will mail one or more of 

 above packets ( or the bulbs ) on receipt of price. 



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I have made special arrangements with a reliable seedsman whereby I can 

 give the above Premium Box of Seeds for only thi'ee (3) New Subscribers' to The 

 Oologist or for only $1.00 I will send it and the Oologist with coupons one 

 year. Address FRANK H. LATTIN, Albion, N. Y. 



