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PETER HENDERSON & CO.—VEGETABLE SEED NOVELTIES. 
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T is now three years 
since we first offered 
this variety, and since 
that time it has been 
thoroughly and criti- 
eally tested in all sections 
of the country, and pro- 
nounced by all to be 
the finest second early 
Cabbage yet introduced. 
We have always been iden- 
tified with the Cabbage 
trade, our stocks of ALL 
VARIETIES being the 
acknowledged standard 
of excellence in this 
eountry. The SUCCES- 
SION we regard as the 
most valuable variety that 
has been introduced since 
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PETER H 
The SUCCESSION is about one week later than the Early Summer, but is double the 
Its earliness, 
uniform large size, solidity and sure heading qualities make it the most valuable Cabbage either for private use or for market purposes. 
(See cut.) Price, 15 cts. per pkt.; 60 cts. oz.; $2.00 14 Ib. ; $7.00 lb. 
WORDS OF PRAISE FOR HENDERSON’S SUCCESSION CABBAGE. 
A FEW TESTIMONIALS SELECTED FROM SEVERAL HUNDREDS RECEIVED LAST SEASON. 
Henderson's Succession Cabbage has all the most essential elements requisite to 
the make up of a superior variety of Cabbage—has no superior if indeed any 
eqnal. Those grown here this dry summer grew luxnrisntly and developed 
regardless of the drought. No other variety hitherto raised in this part of the 
Lower Columbia Valley compares with it for solidity of head, while none surpass 
it in richness of flavor. It is destined to large popularity; is a salable variety, 
satisfying the tastes of all. It is indeed extra good, both early and late. We want 
no other variety, since it isa good ‘‘kraut’’ kind, ag well as for other modes of 
preparation.—R. T. Lockwoop, La Centre, Wash., Feb, 1890, 
I have planted Cabbage for 50 years, and I have never seen as good a Cabbage as 
your Succession. It yields six times as much as auy I bave ever tried.—S. MILLER, 
Jonesboro, Ill, Feb. 8th, 1890. 
Your Succession Cabbage excels all.—W™. ACKERMAN, Eaton, O., Jan. 30th, 1890. 
The Snecession Cabbage is the best summer Cabbage I have ever raised.—F. D. 
MILLER, W. Springfield, Muss., Feb. 5th, 18110. 
I tried your Succession Cabbage, and it proved to he the best IT have culti- 
vated in twenty-five veurs Iset out plants in July, aud every plant made a fine 
head, many of them weizhing12]hs. Besidex this, it has a decidedly better flavor, 
almost as good as Cauliflower. Your Succession Cabbage will be recommended to 
all my friends,—Huco Beveu, New Loudon, lows, Jan, 3h, 189u, 
All the seeds I purchased from you last year gave good satisfaction, especially 
| your Succession Cabbage.—W. A. Hyman, Quincy, II1., Jan. 29th, 1890. 
I find your seed very satisfactory. The Succession Cabbage I tried last year was 
the finest Cabbage I had ever seen.—Jamrs McComss, Seattle, Wash., Feb. 8th, 1890. 
Suecession Cabbage,is the boss. It is the best of all Cabbages that come to Mont- 
fomery from everywhere, so all who use it say.—AMos A. KAUNE, Montgomery, 
NERY. 
We found your Suecession Cabbage in last season's trial to be all you claim for 
it, the best second early.—E. V. & J. H. Eaton, So. Sudbury, Mass. 
| Your Yellow Globe Onion Seed did splendidly with me this season. The Mikado 
Tomato there is no use saying anything about, and your Succession Cabbage is 
wonderful ; it cannot be improved.—D. E. SWEET, Watertown, N. Y. 
I have bought seeds of you for fifteen years, and have always been well pleased 
| withthem. Your Succession Cabbage is the finest I ever saw. Thanks for extras.— 
Gro. F. Mriiez, Edella, Ia. 
I might say that the seed I got from you last produced the best results I ever had 
in my twenty-five years’ experience. I must say of Succession Cabbage, that every 
head was marketable ; in fact, I had the best Cabbages last seasom that I everraised 
in my life.—Joun P. Wanv1na, Fairport, N. Y. 
Your Succession Cabbage surpasses anything I haye ever grown.—WM. A, 
| BurGeEss, Jk., Gardener to J. Raymond, Inwood, N. Y. 
