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HENDERSON'S & 
AUTUMN KING. 
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AUTUMN KING 
CABBAGE 
STORED FoRWINTER USE. 
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cabbage, LHLE KING 2. WINTER CABBAGES. 
ALUM King peed ‘THE BEST KEEPER, 
Wes Fee Goons” |THE LARGEST, | Enormous Solid Heads, 
“ The Autumn King Cabbage Seed I have bought from you 
Henderson’ s 
ince 18 ‘6 feet i 
annually since 1890. I have raised from them Cabbages that Often 3 and 3's feet in 
could not be surpassed in size and solidity of heads. It has circumference, 25 to 30 pounds each. 
been with me an all-year-round Cabbage.’’—A.M.KIMBERLIN, 
Zanesville, Ohio. ~ * . a * : 
“We had 1,000 plants of Autumn King Cabbage from you Interior Crisp, Close, Fine grained and White. 
yay Years aud scOusiden in a ue HER abet Ne a This peerless variety we introduced, and we will say without hesitation, all 
for other winter use.”—P. M. ALEXANDER, Canton, 0. statements to the contrary notwithstanding, that it is the finest late Cabbage 
“The Autumn King Cabbage gave large solid heads,15to | in this country to-day, entirely distinct, and the best keeper; it produces enor- 
18 pounds, cee in eavalogue: ah mecelved nothing but | mous, solid heads of that glaucous green shade that is most desirable in a Cab- 
praise trom a who saw 1t. —lWhOBT. SMITH, oulsville, Ky. o c = 5 
MigHavAa eatin Taine (abba naieit he best latvewwarictiiiDonis bage. It has also such small outer leaves that it can be planted much closer 
country I have ever struck. The water was all over my gar- together than the ordinary late sorts, and it can be relied upon to produce a 
den the 9th of November, and I was _obliged to gather the | greater weight of crop per acre than any other variety, from the fact that it pro- 
Flat Dutch varieties, but the Autumn King is stillout and is | qyees very few outer leaves and goes all to head. A distinctive feature of the 
in good condition. The water being over the heads did not IN n Kreis tl suliarlweni 1] ses, whick t 1] id to it 
make them burst. It is a Kingamong Cabbage.’’—WM. RuGG, UTUM ING Is the peculiarly crimped leaves, which not only add to its appear- 
Bridgeport, Conn. { ance, but enable it to be distinguished anywhere. But, however good a variety may 
i ErOm YORE ie aman JENIN T52 Seca He Be cased 0) be at its introduction, it is of paramount importance that improvement in purity is 
ia acim i orioadn fon eiartenweleted lo pounds in Sep, | Steadily maintained. To this end we have for many years worked most assiduously 
tember. It is very tender and of fine favor.’—L. A. King, | On ourstock of this valuable variety, and itis only fair to say that as itis sold to-day 
Mexico, Mo. RK. ; it is more of a ‘‘ King” than ever. 
Pe orev Ours ubunin Hing Co bbege Tt cance ee much It hassuccessfully stood the most severe of all tests, the competition of the mar- 
Binet Pe then IS ene cellamimgoOd/Couditioniae wep ket stand, and as a perusal of the testimonials reproduced on this page will show, is 
BLANCHARD, Sanford Corner, Me. prized and relied on by prominent growers in all sections of the country. (See cut.) 
A BIG PRESTON COUNTY CABBAGE. Price, 10c. per pkt., 35c. per oz., $1.00 per 14 lb., $3.50 per lb. 
“‘TWditors ‘Post’ :—We see in the ‘Post’ of the 10th inst., es ; : 
notice of a large Cabhage measuring 3 feet in circumference. TO EVERY CUSTOMER FOR CABBAGE SEED { We will senditece, 
I this day measured what we think is ourlargest, and it is just , 
47 inches, clean solid goods, and weighs 26 lbs. This is the our new pamphlet, 
Contlundt Street New York. Lots ormand #0 circumferences | BESS Methods of Gabbage Gulture for Early and Late,” 
and from 18 to 20 pounders.” —F. M. HUrrMAN, Marquess, r “ e i 
W.Va. : Including Wintering, Combating the Cabbage Worm, etc. 
WE DELIVER FREE "ANY, 09st orcior on IN THE U.S. ALL VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS 2x2 where, 
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