Farqultars' Reliable Seeds, 16 and 19 South Market St., Boston. 



Orange Sweet. This variety combines delicious sweetness with the nutrition and 

 riclmess of tlie yellow field sorts. It is verj hardy, and will succeed in almost 

 any location. Per quart, shelled, 25 cents ; per packet, 10 cents. 



Perry's Hybrid, Sweet. We have an unusually pure and fine stock of this excel- 

 lent main crop Corn. The ears are larii:e and handsome, — quality and appearance, 

 when cooked, all that could be desired. This variety is sure to become popular. 

 Ears, per dozen, 60 cents; per quart, shelled, 25 cents; per packet. 10 cents. 



LETTUCE. 



MarbleheadL Mammoth Cabbage. *One of the largest Lettuces, with very solid 

 head six inches in diameter. Quality tender, crisp, and free from bitterness. Per 

 packet, 5 cents; per ounce, 35 cents. 



Defiance. Large, close-heading. Cabbage variety, with tender, crisp, icy leaves, of 

 line quality. The introducer is a prominent grower, who plants it in preference 

 to any on account of its standing longer in ^he head, in summer, than any sort. 

 Per ounce, 30 cents ; per packet, 5 cents. 



Golden Spotted Head. The most tender and delicately flavored Cabbage Lettuce 

 grown; the outer leaves are as tender and fine as the heart leaves of other sorts. 

 Heads large and firm; outer leaves golden vellow speckled with red; inner leaves 

 white and icy Crisp. Has given unqualified satisfaction, and is a most desirable 

 variety for every-day use. Per ounce, 40 cents ; per packet, 10 cents. 



MANGEL WURTZEL. 



Golden Tankard. This is considered one of the most valuable varieties, on 

 account of its nutrition and milk-producing qualities. It is entirely distinct ; 

 yellow fleshed; solid, and a very heavy cropper Our seed is imported by us 

 direct from the grower. Per ounce, 10 cents; per pound, 50 cents. 



MUSK MELON. 



Miller's Cream Melon. A most delicious Melon; 

 first-class in every respect. The flesh is of a rich 

 salmon color; very sweet and melting in quality, and 

 very thick. It is a strong grower and very produc- 

 tive, the fruit being of good size. Per packet, 10 

 cents ; per ounce, 30 cents 



Boston Golden Pet. Of delicious melting flavor; 

 thick meated and remarkably productive. Early and 

 unsurpassed for home use. Per packet, 10 cents ; 

 per ounce, 30 cents. 



The Princess. A new Musk Melon of extraordinary 

 value. It is of extremely handsome appearance, 

 wonderful weight and thickness of flesh when opened. 

 Of over 40 varieties tested as to flavor this was the 



;- best and richest. Per packet, 10 cents; per ounce, 



Mir.LER's (REAM MP.LOX ^^' CCUtS. 



Bird Cantaloupe. Across between the Montreal and Bay View varieties; extra 

 early, hui^e, fine, and an excellent keeper. With ordinary cultivation the fruit 

 attains a great size, and ripens early. Form, oblong, rounded and ribl)ed. Flesh 

 thick, light green. Per packet, 5 cents ; per ounce, 20 cents. 



" / am very particular about my seeds. I have bought seeds of every dealer in this State, but 

 never had any prove so veil and come as true as yours. For this reason f shall give you my order 

 as long a^ you continue to send good s«;ed.''—F.. B. F., No. Abingtou, Mass. 



