dlifferent shape. They are re- 
‘other wariety. They can be 
‘sliced and eaten with pepper and 
‘Salad, Pkt., 15 cts.; 02z., 35 cts.; 






















































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atgest of All # ee D\\\\ Ace); 
Most Productive of All Oe Z.ce em a ie 
xe Best of All x Wy j Ly; aM pp a 
12 to 18 Peppers 6 to 8 inches long May/jay YY Wf Yf \ \\ 
and 4 inches thick on a single lj BY////// / Fy 
plant at one time. f 
_ During the last few yearsI furn- 
ished seed of Ruby King to tens of 
thousands of gardeners who have |i 
all found it ahead of everything ff 
they had ever tried. Every one 
who has ever grown Peppers will 
want Ruby King, and you need 
it. Thisnew Pepper attains 
ialarger size than the 
‘Spanish Monstrous and is of 
S 
‘markably mild and pleasantin § 
flavor. Unmequaled by any 
vinegar, like tomatoes, and make 
avery pleasant and appetizing 


14 Ib., $1.00,  lb., $3.00. 
GOLDEN QUEEN.—This 
is a yellow Ruby King, and 
when I say this about it, Gold- 
en Queen should not need any 
further description, for as 
Ruby King is the best of all 
Red, Golden Queen is the best 
of all Yellow Peppers. I have 
omitted the illustration this 
year from the fact thatit is ex- 
actly the shape and size of the 
illustration given herewith of 
Ruby King, the only differ- 
rence being that in color it isa 
rich, golden yellow. Like 
Ruby King, in size it is simply 
vemarkable, 6 to 10 inches o 
long, and 4 to 5 inches x 
through. As high as twenty 1g) 
peppers of this size can fre- 4 9 
quently be seen growingona —~ 4 
single plant at one time. In @? 
flavor they are so mild and zw 
pleasant they can be eaten ? 
raw likeatomato. They are @ % 
frequently sold at doublethe % 
price of other sorts; can also y “ws, 
be recommended for stuffing, <e es 
as mangoes. Pkt., 10c.; 0z., 50c. 











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Oxheart. 
Packet, 10 cts. 








































































































; PROCOPP’S GIANT.—A mammoth indeed, for while 
} not as large around as Ruby King they frequently grow 9 inches 
long. Their shape being well illustrated in the above cut. 
| Flesh is very thick, flavor mild and pleasant. They are of a 
brilliant red color. It is yery sure to please, and I do not hesitate 
GOLDEN DAWN. — All reports from those who have tested Golden Dawn have been of Ohh evo onal Aro eo oN Giant £0 ey CU ot stay me | 
the most favorable character. Inshapeit resembles the Bull Nose, except that it isa little doe RED CLUSTER.—This is one of the most distinct 
more pointed on the end; in color, it is a beautiful golden yellow, which, as all will recognize, |°™ beautiful varieties I have ever seen—in fact, the plants are so 
is a very distinctive feature. It is very sweet, not the slightest suspicion of a fiery flavor about ornamental as to deserve a prominent position in the flower gar- 
it, and withal, very productive. Packet, 10 cts.; ounce, 25cents; 14 pound, 75 cts. en. The illustration shows habit of growth, The small, thin 
SWEET SPANISH.—The earliest’: very mild and pleasant. Packet, 5 cts; ounce, 25 cts, |PePPers, of a most conspicuous coral-red color, are curiously 
LARGE BELL, OR BULL NOSE.—It is early; bright red in color; very mild: thick crowded together in bunches at the top ofeach branch. A single: 
flesh and of large size, excellent for stuffing. Pkt., 5 cts.: 0z., 25 cts.; 14 pound, 75 cts.; pound, $2.50, | Plant will bear hundreds of these handsome little peppers, which: 
SWEET MOUNTAIN.—Larger and of milder flavor than above. Productive and very |#t@ very hot and pungent in flavor. Packet, 10cts.; ounce, 30 cts. 
desirable. Packet, 5 e°nts; ounce, 25 cents; 14 pound, 75 cents; pound, $2.50 JOHN HARRIS, Belleville, Ont., Canada. 







, Sweet Mountain. Pa iy \y WW q 
; Packet, 5 cts. ' 



‘\ \\ 
Bull Nose. Pkt..5 cts ; S ¥ i Up 



LONG RED CAYENNE.—True. Pkt., 10 cts.; 0z., 30 cts.; 14 1b., $1.00: Tb., $3.00. I take pleasure in tendering you my most hearty thanks for the 
SPANISH MONSTROUS.—The largest of all except Ruby King and Procopp’s. | Choice garden seeds received from you last year. For the first time 
Frequently grows six inches long and two inches thick. Pkt., 5 cts.; 0z., 25 cts., 4 lb. 75 cts. _| im ten years I was able to lead in Early Cabbage, without hot house, 
era asa from your Etampes, Wakefield and Midsnmmer; they more than 
OXHEART.—A hot Pepper all my customers will like. It is ome of the very best for) (31.4 the bill. My Celery was also very fine; Tomato Seed, A No. 1. 
pickles, of medium size and heart-shaped. Packet, 19 cents; ounce, 49 cents. Maule’s Earliest Scarlet Radish is choice. 


Maule’s Seeds are not sold to dealers, and can only be obtained by ordering them direct from Philadeiphia 
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