

BULK 5EED PRICE L15T * "SSSB^ 



All other prices in this Catalogue on BEANS, SWEET CORN and PEAS include delivery, all charges paid, at your nearest post 

 or express office. This price list is for the benefit of those desiring to purchase these three varieties in quantity : 



BEANS— Dwarf or Bush. 



Peck. Bush. 



Earliest Imp. Round Pod Valentine $1 25 84 00 



Early Mohawk 1 00 3 75 



Imp. Early Yellow Six Weeks 1 00 3 75 



Best of All 1 25 4 50 



Nonpareil Green Pod 1 25 4 50 



Hound Pod Refugee 1 25 4 00 



White Kidney 1 25 4 50 



Large White Marrowfat 1 25 4 50 



Prolific Tree 1 00 3 75 



Burlingame Medium 1 00 3 75 



Maule's Butter Wax .... 2 00 7 00 



Wardwell's Kidnev Wax 1 50 5 50 



Perfection Wax 1 £0 5 00 



Black Wax 1 25 4 50 



Rust Proof Golden Wax 1 75 6 00 



Ivorv Pod Wax 1 75 6 00 



•Golden Wax 1 50 5 00 



Prolific German Wax . 1 50 5 50 



New Flageolet Wax 1 50 5 00 



Henderson's Bush Lima 2 25 8 00 



BEANS— Pole or Running. 



White Creaseback 2 00 7 00 



Improved Dutch Runner 2 00 7 00 



New Golden Wax 2 00 7 00 



■Golden Cluster 2 00 7 00 



Lazy Wives 3 00 10 00 



Salem Improved Lima 2 25 8 00 



Extra Early Lima 2 25 8 00 



King of the Garden Lima 2 25 8 00 



i)reer's Improved Lima i 25 8 00 



SWEET CORN. 



New Cory 1 25 4 00 



Early Marblehead 1 00 3 50 



Early Minnesota 1 00 3 00 



Adam's Extra Early 1 00 3 00 



<Crosby's Extra Early 1 00 3 50 



Everbearing 1 50 5 00 



Maule's XX Sugar 1 75 6 00 



Country Gentleman 1 75 6 00 



SWEET CORN— {Continued). 



Peck. 



Nonesuch $1 75 



Shoe Peg 1 25 



Triumph 1 00 



Stabler's Early 1 00 



Amber Cream 1 00 



Perry's Hybrid 1 00 



Excelsior Sugar 1 00 



Egyptian 1 00 



Maule's Mammoth 1 25 



Stowell's Evergreen 1 00 



PEAS. 



Maule's Earliest of All . . 1 50 



Maule's Improved Extra Early 1 25 



Maule's Fa«uly Garden 1 25 



Early Prize 1 75 



American Wonder 1 75 



Bliss' Abundance 1 25 



Bliss' Everbearing 1 50 



Laxton's Alpha 1 25 



Improved Dan O'Rourke '. 1 25 



Tom Thumb 1 50 



Advancer .... 1 25 



McLean's Little Gem 1 25 



Premium Gem 1 25 



Laxton's Marvel 1 50 



McLean's'Blue Peter 1 50 



Shropshire Hero 2 25 



Heroine = 2 50 



Champion of England 1 00 



Dwarf Blue Imperial 1 00 



McLean's Wonderful 1 50 



Yorkshire Hero > . 1 25 



Telephone '. 1 75 



Pride of the Market 1 75 



Stratagem 2 50 



Perpetual 1 75 



Horsford's Market Garden 1 50 



Large White Marrowfat 1 00 



Black Eve Marrowfat 1 00 



Southern Whippoorwill (field) i 00 



Canada Field 75 



Bush. 



86 00 



4 00 



3 50 



3 50 



3 50 



3 50 



3 50 



3 50 



4 00 



3 50 



5 00 



4 00 



4 00 



6 00 



6 00 



4 50 



5 00 



4 50 



4 00 



5 00 



4 50 



4 50 



4 50 



5 00 



5 00 



7 50 



8 00 



3 50 



3 50 



5 00 



4 50 



6 00 



6 00 



9 00 



6 00 



5 00 



2 50 



2 50 



2 50 



2 00 



At the above figures I deliver these goods on board cars in this city, and make no 

 charge for bags, but the purchaser has to pay the freight— 



Edward P. Arms, Pullman, Washington : " We have dealt with a good many 

 seedsmen and have concluded you are the most reliable, as you always send us 

 good seeds, and often more than we order." 



John B. McEwen, Franklin, Tenn. : " I ordered principally cabbage seed from 

 you last year, and was astonished at the wonderful success over the previous year, 

 I never had so many nor such fine cabbages as I had last year." 



Wm. A. Lindsay, Woodville, Md. : "We had excellent success with the Colum- 

 <bus Musk Melon ; they are as fine flavor as I ever tasted. I think they are the melons 

 for truckers and the home garden. We had some to weigh 11 to 12ii pounds. 



Wm. Heimbach, Emaus, Pa.: "Your White Lady-finger Radishes are pronounced 

 the best that come on the market. I sold over 12000 bunches this Summer." 



W. H. Cady, Harwood, Texas : "I can safely say your seeds have done better for 

 us than any we ever tried." 



Mrs. J. D. Bishop, Linn, Mo. : "I cannot praise your seeds too highly ; they are 

 •better than you recommended them to be. Surehead is the finest cabbage I ever 

 raised ; and Turner Hybrid Tomato is a beauty, it excels all others." 



J. Albert Clarke, Earlington, Ky. : " We never had finer cabbage than we grew 

 from your seed of the Surehead ; we had one acre that was the) admiration of all 

 ■visitors to our garden. We had at least 8000 heads to the acre." 



Miss Alice Lyon, Greenland, W. Va. : "Your Nonesuch Corn is the best we 

 ever had. The stalks were full of nice large ears of corn and well filled." 



L. Law, Cropwell, Ala. : " Maule's Improved Hanson Lettuce is the best I have 

 ever raised in an experience of 45 years." 



Mrs. R. E. Webb, Vermillion, O. : I cannot speak too highly of your Surehead 

 ■Cabbage. The plants headed, when in consequence of drought and poor soil, we 

 could not see how they lived." 



F. M. Baynard, James Island, S. C. : "I have raised the finest cabbage in my 

 .community from your Prize Wakefield. Surehead is very true to name, weighing 

 8 to 10 pounds; also raised some very fine Snowball Cauliflowers." 



C. H. Carpenter, Princeton, Ills. : " The Mansfield Tree Tomato grew to a height 

 of 9 feet, and contained large, smooth tomatoes of splendid quality. I obtained first 

 premium on them at out Fair over a large collection of other kinds." 



Nathan D. Smith, Nellison, N. Y. : " You cannot praise Columbus Musk Melon 

 too highly, it is delicious." 



Mrs. S. K. Osbun, Fort Scott, Kans. : Your Early Prize Peas are splendid, the 

 best variety I have ever grown for early, I never saw peas loaded like them. None- 

 such Sugar Corn bore two and three ears to every stalk, I recommend it as a fine 

 variety, and will not be without it another year." 



Mrs. Lizzie Wentling, Brunnerville. Pa. : Your Surehead Cabbage is very fine. 

 Every plant headed: White Curled Endive is the best I ever had. From two pack- 

 ets of your Silver King Onion I raised ii bushel of onions." 



Jacob Harshbarger, Jamestown, Ind. : " The Ignotum and Matchless Tomatoes 

 far surpass anything I have ever raised in the tomato line." 



George Williamson, Ravenswood, Ont. Canada: "I was greatly pleased with 

 your seeds. Think you should call your cauliflower Surehead like your cabbage." 



Mrs. J. W. Hughes, Forbush, N. C. : " I wish to speak a word of praise in favor 

 ■of your seeds. They are unexcelled in quality, and in vitality are as good as can be 

 grown. Chartiers Radish is of superb quality, and of unequalled productiveness." 



W. T. B. Van Orden, Catskill, N. Y. : "Accept my thanks for the many extras 

 sent me, I was very much pleased with the looks of the seed; and the early seeds 

 put in the ground a week ago to day are all up and looking finely." 



O. C. Rutledge, Mulberry, Tenn. : " I have grown your seeds for ten years, and 

 wantno others." 



Mrs. David Smeltzer. Harrisburg, Pa : " I have been a customer of yours for 8 

 years and am well pleased with your seeds." 



J. G. Morgan, Nacogdoches, Texas: " My seeds and premium book arrived in 

 first class order. I was surprised at finding so many seeds, and delighted with my 

 book, it is just what I have been vCanting for a long time." 



Mrs. Ida Klink, New Milford, Ohio: "Accept my heartiest thanks for your 

 promptness in filling my order.also for the extra packets. Prize Wakefield Cabbage 

 is ahead of all early varieties." 



J. N. Mitchell, Wellington, Mo. : " The seeds bought of you were the best I ever 

 had. I don't think there were 20 seeds in the whole lot that failed to c me up and 

 make the finest crop I ever raised. The Mansfield Tree Tomato surprised all my 

 neighbors, in fact everything I raised went aheal of any thing in this county." 



H. Law, Mayfield, Ohio : " I am very much pleased with your seeds, and 

 have been ever since I began sending. My cabbage was a sight to behold." 



\V. A. Ferguson, Monticello, Ind.: "Your Columbus Musk Melon is excellent; 

 they are sweet, of fair size and seem to be very hardy. I make a specialty of 

 growing melons for home market. Columbus Musk Melon and Dixie Watermelon 

 will head my list of melons next season. All who tested the Dixie Melons that I 

 grew this season pronounced them the best they had ever eaten." 



J. W. Ralston, McVille, Pa. : " The seed obtained from you done well, especially 

 the onion seed ; I raised a number of onions weighing from 1% to 2 lbs. each." 



Wm. Gibson, Crosby Texas : " I had Maule's Surehead Cabbage 4 Inches high 

 and ready to transplant February 10th ; also peas, radish, lettuce and onions. I have 

 bought seeds from several other firms, but although Maule toots his own horn a 

 good deal , he can afford to do it, as undoubtedly his seeds are the best." 



Mrs. Mary E. Miller, Shell Knob, Mo. : My Surehead Cabbage was splendid, I 

 had some heads that would not go in a water pail. My onions were also the largest 

 and best in this vicinity. Have always had good luck with your seeds." 



L. Meininger, Nadine, Pa. : "Allseeds bought of you received In good con- 

 dition. Every thing planted is tip-top. Thanks for ' How to Make the Garden Pay,' 

 and ' Practical Farmer.' " 



Mrs. A. J. Kiehl, Lexington, Ohio : "I wish to express my appreciation of your 

 goods, which I have used for seven or eight years with unfailingsuccess." 



Wm. Bingley, Bay State, Mass.: "I was well pleased with Nott's Excelsior Peas, 

 the yield was larger than any variety I have ever grown ; in flavor they are 

 immense. The Valentine Beans surpass an}' bean I have ever grown." 



Barthenia Newkirk, Pleasantville, Ind. : " I am very much pleased with your 

 seeds, I have the largest beets, cabbage and Ruby King Peppers ever in the 

 county." 



J. E Campbell, Humboldt, Tenn. : " I have tried your seeds for three years and 

 find them superior to any I have yet used : I think you handle them just right." 



Mary C. Clark, West Richfield, Ohio: " My order was small, but it was filled 

 quickly and received promptly. Many thanks for the extras, I did not expect any 

 on so small an order." 



J. H. Faubion, Leander, Texas : " Nothing like Maule's seeds here." 



P. J. Davin Hammond, Wis. : " I cannot say enough in favor of the Stratagem 

 Pea, certainly it is the finest I ever saw; it is rust proof." 



S. B. Heiges, York, Pa. : " I had most excellent success with your seeds last 

 year, and recommended Yosemite Bean and Market Gardeners' Beet to thousands 

 attending Farmers' Institute this winter." 



Chas. H. Adams, Beckville, Texas : " Your Butter Wax Beans surpass any bean 

 I have ever planted, I am well pleased with them, and expect to order quite a 

 quantity for next season's planting." 



M. F. Gregory, Jenny Lind, Cal.: " Columbus Musk Melon was the best musk 

 melon in'mv patch, crops heavilvand stands the heat better than any other variety. 

 One spell of 109 in the shade cooked nearly all the musk melons except Columbus, 

 I am very much pleased with it." . „ 



Mrs. T. C. Vankirk, Washington, Pa. : "I have been getting my seeds from you 

 for the last five years ; and they have always been true to name." 



Burdett Mason, Chateau de Sans, Basses Pyrenees, France : " I beg to acknowl- 

 edge receipt of the seeds. Am much obliged to you for forwarding them so quickly, 

 also for the premium packages." 



Wm. Shipton.Lowellville, Ohio: "Your Prizetakers were the truest type of 

 onions we ever raised.- I had 130 bushels of nice onions, some weighing 2 pounds 

 each, sent them to the County Fairs all around, and in every case took the first 

 prize. Will trv Prizetaker again next year, I am satisfied we can raise more than 

 1000 bushels per acre. Maule's White Spine Cucumber gave us satisfaction in 

 earliness, we had the honor of taking the finest lot of early cucumbers 

 to market this season, never sold any at less than 40 cents a dozen." 



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