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rirSt and ramOUS ^^^^^S Sold in collections at RetaUfoi 

 Vegetable Seeds ... •* \Q >ess than wholesale Prices . . . 



^OR the purpose of inducing thousands of new customers to give our Seeds a fair trial, 



we have for several years annually offered popular collections, at a nominal price, and 

 many who are now large customers first made acquaintance with our Seeds through one 

 of these cheap collections. While we have always given good value, never before have we 

 been able to make such attractive offers as are here presented. Knowing, as we do, that 

 they are composed only of the choicest varieties of the best Seeds that grow, we can safely count 

 on making permanent friends of the large majority of even those who may now hesitatingly send us a 

 trial order, — doubting, perhaps, whether such unusual value can really be given for the money. Your 

 interest is our interest ; a fair trial, such as these collections afford, will convince even the most skep- 

 tical that our Seeds are the best that the world produces. We cannot sell any other seeds 

 so cheaply, nor can we make any changes in the collections. 



A Great Novelty Offer for only 50 cents. 



For 50 cents we will send by mail, all postage paid, lo full-sized packets of the following choice 

 Novelties and Specialties, fully illustrated and described on the i6 preceding pages, which would costp 

 at regular prices, $1.05. 



1 New Valentine Wax Bean. The earliest of all. A true Valentine, with round wax pods. See page 1. 



2 New Surprise Beet. Tlie earliest first quality beet. A surprise to all who plant it. See page 2. 



3 The New Lupton Cabbage, A superior winter variety. See illuslration and description, page 5. 



4 New Kskimoso Cucumber. A wonder in earl iness. A week ahead of all others. Seepages. 



5 New Kubicon Carrot. The best and most productive. No other can equal it. See page 6. 



6 The Treasure Lettuce. A treasure indeed; nothing finer for market or home use. Seepages. 



7 liOne Star Miiskmelon. Very large and handsome; of superior quality. See photograph in colors on back, also page 10. 



8 Mclver Wonderful Sugar Watermelon. Nothing more delicious and unusually hardy. See page 10. 



9 New W^hite Prize W^lnner Onion. Very large and handsome. The best white onion. See page 11. 



10 Neiv Fortime Tomato. The best for second earl.v and main crop. See photograph in colors on back, and page 1.5. 



W^e send all the above neatly packed, post-paid, by mail, for only 50 CENTS IN STAMPS or cash ; MVB 

 COLLECTIONS, each separate, to one or different addresses if desired, FOK $3.00. 



A Complete Vegetable Garden for $1.00. 



OtTR SPECIAL INTRODUCTION BOX OP SEEDS embraoes thirty full-sized packets of the choicest Vege- 

 table Seeds, including all the above-named Novelties and Specialties and the twenty varieties described below, 

 which at regular prices cost more than double what we ask here for them. 



11 Burpee's Bush Lima Bean. The true bush form of the Large Lima Bean. 



12 Ford's Perfected Half Long. The best fall and winter beet; a fine keeper. 



13 Country Gentleman Sweet Corn. Deliciously sweet and best of all for the family garden. 



14 All Head Early Cabbage. Combines earliness, large size and fine quality. 



15 New Pink Flume Celery. Like White Plume, except that stalks are diffused with dainty pink; easily grown and 



superior in quality. 



16 New Jersey Improved Large Purple Egg Plant. The largest and finest of all. No other can equal it. 



17 New White Pearl Cucumber. Very productive and fine for table use. 



18 New Giant Italian Leek. The largest of all and mildest in flavor. 



19 Lettuce, Ten of the best American varieties, mixed. Gives fine lettuce for the table the entire season. 



20 New Tip.Top Nutmeg Melon. A valuable new sort of the finest quality. 



21 Mammoth Prizetaker Qnion. The largest and handsomest of all yellow onions. 



22 Champion Moss Curled Parsley. Extra dark green, an improved selection, beautifully curled. 



23 Nott's Excelsior Peas. The best dwarf wrinkled extra early variety. 



24 Ideal Hollow Crown Parsnip. Beautiful, smooth and very sweet. 



25 Kuby King Pepper. The largest and finest red pepper. 



26 Tennessee Sweet Potato Pumpkin. The best of all for pies. 



27 New White Ladyfinger Radish. The best extra early long white radish. 



28 'White Strasburg Radish. One of the best summer sorts, sweet and tender. 



29 Liberty Bell Tomato. The very earliest of all. 



30 Budlong or Bread stone Turnip. One of the best white table turnips. 



Send a $1.00 bill, Post Office Money Order, or Stamps, in an ordinary letter, and you will receive the box containing 

 all the above, neatly and securely packed, by return mail, and if not satisfactory, we will return your money. What 

 can be fairer? Show this to your neighbors, and get them to send with you. We will mail three of the above 

 Special Introduction Boxes to one address, or different addresses, for only $3.50, or in clubs of six for $5.00. 



Address all orders 



Johnson 5t Stokes 



217 and 219 Market Street 

 Philadelphia, Pa. 



