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Annual Catalogue for 1885, of Maule’s Guaranteed Seeds, 
£g-I regret, on account of the crowded condition of this Catalogue, I have to give beth 
Flowering Plants and Small Fruits a smaller space than ever before. 
and Rose Catalogue mailed free to all enclosing stamp. 
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sure atthe mosttrifling cost. Each plant care- 
fully labelled and all different varieties. 
Many of these collections if plants were or- 
dered separately would cost $2.50 to $3.50. 
We send each collection for $1.00 postpaid, or 
My Illustrated Plant 
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6 for $5.00. Do not think because they are so 
very cheap that plants are of no account. 
They are all strictly FIRST-CLASS, and Iam 
willing to guarantee satisfaction to my custo- 
mers. Should they not prove as represented, 
or arrive in bad condition, I WILL RE-FILL 
THE ORDER FREE OF CHARGE. 
1.10 fine Monthly Roses, Teas, 
Chinas, Bourbons, Noisettes. 
2. 8choice Double Geraniums. _ 
3. 12 elegant varieties of Carnation 
Pinks. E Ae ®) 
4.2 fine Everblooming Climbing 
Roses, lvery large Climbing Rose, 
1 Dark Crimson Rose, 1 Bright 
China Rose, 2 Hardy Shrubbery, 
1 Everblooming Honeysuckle, 1 
White Hardy Hydrangea, 1 Aca- 
bia Quinata. j 
. lelegant Monthly Rose, 1 choice 
New Double Geranium, 1 choice 
Dahlia, 1 beautiful Sage, 1 dark 
Heliotrope, 2 beautiful Coleus, 2 
Chrysanthemums, 2 choice Tea 
Roses, 1 elegant White Carnation 
Pink. : : 
. 1 Dutzia Cranata,2 Spireas, differ- 
ent; 1 Forsythia, 2 Wigelia Roseas,. 
1 Snowball, 1 Jessamine Fructi- 
cans, 3 Honeysuckles, 1 Acabia 
Quinata. A desirable collection of 
hardy shrubbery and climbers. 
. 1 choice new White Hydrangea 
Grandifiora, 2 choice Scented Ger- 
aniums, 2 fine Chrysanthemums, 
1 Calla Ethiopica,2 fine Hybrid 
Roses, 1 extra Climbing Rose, 2 
choice Carnation Pinks. 
POINTS 
WORTH KNOWING. 
THAT TI guarantee the 
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safe arrival of every order, = 1 doz. Bidwell Strawberries, (Early). ; 
and always replace or allow = 1 “ Sharpless ‘* (Medium Late).|6 Peach Trees, extra, 3 best kinds. 
for any plants received in= 1 “ Nigh’s Superb ‘ (Medium).|6 Pear “ ari eer ‘ 
bad condition. = 1 “ Jersey Queen “ (Late). 3 Cherry “ “ g rT; 
THATour packerhashad 31, “ Hansell Raspberries,(Early Red).|6 Apple ‘“ ee “ 
40 years experience in ship-= 1% “ Qneen 6s (Late Red).|2 Quince “ “9 6 6 
ping and packing. Through iy “ Souhegan ‘“ (Early Black).|1 Keiffer’s Hybrid Pear, 1 yr., 4-5 feet. 
his experience we are ableS 1% “ Gregg Ss (Lat ss ). 1 Le Conte Pear, 1 year, 4-5 feet. 
to deliver our Small Fruits, 17 “ Wilson Blackberry (Early). |6 Grape Vines, assorted. 
even to the most distant}, “ Taylor rs (Late). |12 Currants, ass’d, black, red, white. 
points, in almost as good ‘1 “ Moore Karly Grape (Black).|1 Russian Mulberry. 
condition as if they were= 41 « Lady Washington Grape (White).|1 Italian ae 
just taken out oftheground.= 1 “ Jefferson Grape (Red).| All the above only $6.00; or 3 
THAT prices are as low 
8. 
.6 choice new _ Roses, 
For Baskets or Vases. 1 choice 
Cuphea, 1 Parestophia, 1 Parlor 
Ivy,1 Double Sweet Alyssum, 1 
Pilia Sarpifolia, 1 Golden Thyme, 
Smilax, 1 Othonna, 1 fine Dwarf 
Iracescantia, 1 Coral Grass, 1 
fine Coleus, 1 choice Begonia, 1 
Kenilworth Ivy, 1 Barclayana. 
12. 
. 1 choice New ‘lea Rose, Etoile de 
Lyon Canary Bud, just received 
from Europe; 1 Marshal Niel 
Ruse, large deep saffron bud; 1 
Dark Violet Heliotrope, 3 choice 
new Coleus, just introduced; 1 
Dark Double Violet, Maria Louise, 
2 most beautiful marked new Car- 
nation Pinks. 
. 1 Azalea Indica, fine (worth 50 
cts.) ; 1 Eulalia Japonica Striata, 
new grass (worth 50 cts.); 1 Hibis- 
cus, crimson, (worth 25 cts.); 1 
Fuschia, very choice, ( worth 40 
cts.);_1 Hydrangea Grandiflora, 
magnificent, (worth 50 ets.); 1 
Cactus Rosea, (worth 40 cts.); 1 
Fuschia, fine, single. 
(worth 
50 cts. each); Mad. Vatry, Deep 
Rose, large and full; Celine Nor- 
ey carmine tipped with silver; 
Etoile de Lyon, light shade of 
SMALI FRUITS. 
A Safe Investment. 
Only $2.25, postpaid. 
All the above sent, postpaid, on|ccllections for $15.00, by express 
receipt of $2.25; or 3 for $6.00. 
STRAWBERRY AND OTHER PLANTSatthedozen rates mailedfree. 50 cts, 
. 10 Hardy Shrubbery, 2 Deutzia, 2 
. 1 Evening Glory, the rare new 
A Suggestion, 
Only $6.00 and the freight. 
or freight. 
canary yellow, very choice; Cath- 
erine Mermet, light blush, shaded 
amber, fine; AnnaOllivier, very 
choice Rose, crearay blush,shaded 
with deep carmine; Marie Guillot, 
pure white, shaded cream. 
10 elegant Tea Roses—Amabilis, 
cream white, shaded pink, very 
fine; Saftrano, brightapricot; Isa- 
bela Sprunt, canary yellow, beau- 
tiful bud; Charles Rovoli,carmine, 
changing tosilvery rose; Bougere, 
deep rosy bronze; La Nankin, 
coppery yellow; White Tea, pure 
white, fragrant; Belle Lyonnaise, 
deep canary yellow; Dutchess de 
Magenta, rosy salmon shaded 
flesh color; Mad. Lambert, silver 
bronze. 
varieties; 1 Forsythia, 2 varieties; 
1Moek Orange; 2 Spireas, 2 varie- 
ties; 1Snowball, 2 Vigelia, 2 vari- 
eties; 1 Althea. 
climber, (worth 25 cts. ); 1 elegant 
CameHa Japonica, (worth 50 cts. ); 
1 choice Azalea Indica; (worth 50 
cts.); 1 Double Crimson Pome- 
granite, (worth 50 cts.); 1 Rare 
Hibiscus, (worth 30 cts.). 
1799/09 uonsebbng oy} uy “pledysod ‘Gz*z7$ u0J 79° YJAOM S}INAy [JEWS MAYO | UOI}O9]]0D JUSWJSOAU] ayes OY} UY 
than with irresponsible tra- 3 per hundred must be remitted to pay postage on Strawberries, and on Raspberries 
velling agents. = Blackberries, Currants and Grape Vines, 75 cents per hundred be added. 
STRAWBERRIES. BLACKBERRIES. 
DOZ. #HUN. THOUS. ee ‘ DOZ. aoe Ty OO 
7 ’ ATL) PAT VSL) 3) se enn es) StuO0 00 
aibery(ey Hens, = oe | 88 8 | Wilson’s Farly © 2-5) 2 "100. "2-00 10.00 
Big Bob a ae he 50 1 00 750 | Dorchesterand Lawton. . 1 00 1 2 8 50 
Crescent (P) cyte 50 1 00 3/00) |) = Walson|JUumigr i eeeenenee 3 00 20 00 
Charles Downing. 50 100 3 50 é GOOSEBERRIES. ° 
Cumb. Triumph 50 1 00 400 | Downing, Mountain, Smith’s 1 50 6 00 Ss 
Jersey Queen (P) 50 1 00 5 00 _ CURR. 'S. Ae, 
Jucunda  .-"s 50 1 00 600 | Cherry, La Versaillaise . . 1 00 4 50 30 00 = 
Kentucky . . 50 1 00 3 50 Fay’s Prolific Red, 1 year 5 7 50 (a) 
Manchester (P) 50 100 5 00 NATIVE GRAPES. EACH, DOZ, MUN. fy 
Mineriaige | sina 50 1 00 350 | Lady,2year,white . . . 40 3 50 25 00 on 
Monarch . . e 50 1 00 3 00 Martha, 2 year, white Fi iA 25 2 00 12 50 
The Parry as 5 2 50 Delaware, 2 year, red p 3 50 3 00 20 00 o 
Prince of Berries . 100 3 50 25 00 | Concord and Hartford, 2 year 25 1 25 600 3 
Sharpless . 5 : - 50 1 00 3 00 Moore’s Early, 1 year, black 40 3 00 25 00 ©: 
RASPBERRIES. Lady Washington, 1 year , 75 7 50 =] 
The: Mariboro. -. >. =. 9 00 FRUIT TREES. oy 
Cuthbert 4 2 ete 5 2 75 150 10 00 5 EACH. HUN. THOUS 
Hansel scm ae 1 50 9 00 75 00 | APPLES—First select, 6-8 feet $25 $1500 $125 00 @ 
Queen of the Market 7 25 1-50 10 00 PEARS—Standard . ; A 75 45 00 > 
Turner . g Bid 5 Oe OG 5) 1 00 700 | DWARF —First-class eae 50 - 30 00 So 
BLACK CAPS. KEIFFER’S first-class, 1 year 7 5000 (=) 
Davidson’s and Doolittle A 75 1 00 10 00 MAILING, postpaid, 14-2 feet 50 = 
Gregg Ree heat. fee ae 75 1 50 1250 | CHERRIES—First-class 50 =. 0: 00 
Mammoth Cluster . . . 75 1 50 1000 | PEAC —No. 1, 344-6 feet 35 7 00 60 00 
uhegan e  -fae ll Sue: 1 00 3 00 25 00 = —No. 2, 2-3)4 feet 25 4 00 35 00 
