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A. J. Hallford, Roanoke, Tex.: " Your seeds were a success. fMSOO Tomato is 

 a wonder to every one; a splendid yield. Your new Cabbage good, but Sure- 

 Head a grand success— it is the boss. I will send you an order next Spring, as I 

 do not want to plant any other seeds but those grown by Wm. Henry Maule." 



C. H. Freeman, South Point. Ohio : " This year your seeds prove to be genuine, 

 same as ever. The best crop of melons I ever raised was from seeds purchased 

 of you. Last year I lost the prize on Turner Hybrid Tomatoes by my own 

 neglect ; I raised one that weighed 5 pounds." 



Wm. Lint, Dawson, Pa.: "Your seeds proved to be all you recommended, 

 and some of them a great deal more. The $1000 is the best to yield, and the best 

 for table use and market I ever raised. I cannot recommend it too highly. 

 Your Red Wethersfield and Yellow Danvers Onions exceed any I ever saw ; we 

 raised them as large from the seed as from sets." 



Lewis Starkey, Glenwood, W. Va.: " I planted my garden with Maule's Seeds 

 last Spring and am more than pleased. My Sure-Head Cabbage and Turner 

 Hybrid Tomatoes beat any thing I ever saw. My neighbors were astonished." 



E. O. Cole, Holley, N. Y.: " It is four years since we first tried your seeds, 

 and to say we are pleased is to express it very faintly. We think there is no 

 Tomato worth raising except the Turner Hybrid. We set fifty five plants of your 

 Earliest Cauliflower, and I don't think one plant will fail to head, and the heads 

 are splendid, large and solid. Our Golden Celery is also splendid. Our Early 

 Ripe Melons were planted very late, but we picked the first ripe one September 1. 

 The only fault I found was that the Mammoth Sugar Corn was too large, we had 

 to break the ears to get them in the kettle." 



JB. F. Brown, Lizemore's, W. Va.': " I am well pleased with the seeds I bought 

 of you last Spring. I have the nicest Cabbage I ever saw. Turner Hybrid 

 Tomatoes beat any thing in this neighborhood. My neighbors laughed at me for 

 sending to you last Spring, they said you bragged too much ; now they say they 

 will buy Maule's Seeds next Spring. I had some Cabbage that sold at 15 and 20 

 cents a head. I will close by saying 'Hurrah for Maule's Seeds!'" 



Henry Millham, Califon, N. J.: "lam more than pleased with the seeds I 

 bought of yon last Spring. The Golden Queen Pepper is the largest I ever saw. 

 Turner Hybrid Tomatoes exceed all others for productiveness and size." 



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 A gentleman traveling in China, three years ago, collected several new vege- 

 tables, the most important of which being this superb Pepper. That it is the 

 finest Pepper and one of the most beautiful plants in existence cannot be 

 denied ; grown for two years in the gardens of the introducer, it has attracted 

 great attention. The plant begins to set its peppers early in the season and 

 continues until frost, branching freely, and bearing profusely ; in fact, it is one 

 of, if not tlie most productive Pepper ever introduced. The peppers, up 

 to the time they are fully grown, are of a delicate creamy-yellow color, and 

 when fully grown change to an intense vivid scarlet, making a plant, when 

 loaded wita fruit — part of one color and part of the other— an object of the 

 most striki ng beauty and oddity. The peppers are 2 to 3 inches long, of clear, 

 sharp flavor, and superior for any of the uses to which a pepper can be put. 

 Packet, 15 cents ; ounce, 75 cents. ' 



Chas. Peckham, Bevier, Mo.: " The seeds I bought of you gave perfect satisfaction. 

 I had 1 ounce of the Turner Hybrid Tomato, which yielded 80 bushels off one 

 quarter of an acre. I never saw such Cabbage in my life as I had from your Sure-Head. 

 I set out 2000 plants and have sold 3000 pounds ot Cabbage and have some left. It is 

 rightly named for every plant headed. I can't say enough in the way of praise for 

 Maule's Seeds." 



- Wr HENRY MAULE 



