INDEX TO CATALOGUE 



VEGETABLE SEEDS 



P»ge 



Aspara^s * 



Beans, Dwarf 6, 6, 7 



Bean^ Pole 8 



Beets, Garden 9. 10 



Beets, Stock 11 



Borecole l'-^ 



Brussels Sprouts 17 



Carrot 12 



Cabbafce 13, 14, 15 



Cauliflower 17 



Celery 16 



Chicory 17 



Cress 17 



Corn, Sweet 18, 19 



Corn, Pop 17 



Cucumber 20, 21 



Egg Plant 22 



Endive 22 



Garlic 22 



Gourd 22 



Herbs 46 



Kohl Rabi 22 



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Leek 22 



Lettuce 23, 24 



Mangel Wurzel 11 



Melon, Musk 28, 29 



Melon, Mango 29 



Melon, Water 25, 26, 27 



Mustard 22 



Okra 36 



Onion 30, 31 



Onion Set 31 



Parsley 36 



Parsnips 36 



Peas 34, 35 



Pepper 32 



Purapkin 33 



Radish 37, 38 



Rhubard 36 



Rutabaga 45 



Salsify 36 



Spinach 36 



Squash 40, 41 



Sugar Beet 11 



Tobacco 46 



Tomato 42, 43, 44 



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Turnip 45 



Vine, Peach 29 



FARM SEEDS 



Buckwheat 47 



Broom Corn 47 



Clover 50, 51 



Field Peas 47 



Grass Seed 51, 52 



Hungarian 52 



Kaffir Corn 48 



Lawn Grass 52 



Millet 52 



Peanuts 46 



Potatoes 54 



Rape 48 



Seed Corn 56, 57 



Sweet Corn Fodder 18 



Sugar Cane 48 



Sunflower 46 



Tree Seeds 55 



Flower Seeds, Annuals (alphabetically arranged) 



Flower Seeds, Everlasting 



Flower Seeds, Grasses 



Flower Seeds, Climbers 



Flower Seeds, Sweet Peas 



Flower Seeds, Perennials 



Summer Flowering Bulbs 



Small Hand Tools 



Garden Tools and Horse Tools 



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VALUABLE HORTICULTURAL BOOKS 



Asparagus Culture, flex, cloth $ .60 



Barry's Fruit Garden, New and Revised 1.50 



Bee Culture, A B C or, Root, A. J._. 

 Bommer's Method of Making Manure. 



___ 1.25 

 _— .25 



Brill's Farm Gardening and Seed Growing 1.00 



Broom Corn and Brooms .60 



Celery Culture .60 



Elliott's Hand-book for Fruit Growers, paper 



60 cents; cloth 1.00 



Egg Farm, New, Stoddard, H. H .50 



Flower Garden, Beautiful, Matthews .40 



Fitz's Sweet Potato Culture .60 



Fruit Growing, Amateur, by S. B. Green 1.00 



Garden Guide, paper, 75c; cloth 1.00 



Grape Culture, by A. S. Fuller 1.50 



Henderson's Gardening for Profit 1.50 



At the prices above named, the books will be 



Henderson's Gardening for Pleasure 1.50 



Henderson's Practical Floriculture 1.50 



Henderson's Hank-book of Plants 3.00 



Home Floriculture, by Eben R. Rexford 1.00 



Home Fruit Grower, paper, $1.00; cloth 1.50 



Horticulturist Rule Book, Bailev, L. H .75 



House Plants — How to Su<'ceed,"L. P. Hillhouse 1.00 



Milady's House Plants l.OO 



Pruning Hook, Tlie, Bailey, L. H 1.50 



Rose, The— Its Cultivation, Elhvanger, H. B._ 1.25 



Small Fruit Culturist, Fuller, A. S 1.00 



Strawberry Culturist, Fuller, A. S .25 



Thomas' American Fruit Culturist 2.00 



Tobacco Culture, by fourteen experienced cul- 

 tivators .25 



Vegetable Gardening, by Prof. S. B. Green 1.25 



Window Flower Garden, Henrich's .50 



mailed, postage paid, on receipt of the money. 



The Cyclone Seed Sower 



A Very Popular Seeder and Very Extensively Sold 



This Sower is guaranteed to distribute seed perfectly even 

 and will not throw seed in an upward direction or against the 

 operator, but direct and evenly to the land. Sows clover, tim- 

 othy, red top or herds grass, alfalfa, oats, rye, wheat, millet, 

 buckwheat, turnip and other varieties of farm seeds. It also 

 distributes bone dust, land plaster and fertilizer to advantage. 

 Clover seed is sown to a width of 18 feet; timothy, 15 feet; 

 alfalfa, 20 feet; wheat, 25 feet; millet, 18 feet, and oats, 18 

 feet, etc. Full directions on each machine. Thus it will be 

 seen that one operator can sow from 40 to 60 acres per day, 

 according to the kind of seed. 

 PRICE (by express) $2.00 each 



SOWER THAT 

 SCATTERS IVCHir. 



