SEEDS WHICH SUCCEED 



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Large Sweet Spanish, 125 days. — The large red variety generally used for pickles. Lb. M Lb. Oz. Pkt. 



Fruit 3 inches long and nearly as broad. Usually hot $2.60 70 20 5 



Bull Nose, 130 days.— Broad at the end, almost square. Earlier than Spanish 2.50 75 20 5 



Cayenne, 110 days. — Fruit 3 inches in length and slender; very hot... 2.90 80 25 5 



Very Small Cayenne. — Very superior to the old Cayenne. Exceedingly productive, 



bearing fruit all over the plant, as plentiful as foliage. Fruit 1 inch; very hot.... 2 . 80 80 25 5» 



Potatoes 



One Bushel of Potatoes Cut into Sections of 3 to 4 Pieces will Plant 400 Yards of Continuous 

 Row. An Acre will Yield from 200 to 600 Bushels, according to the locality, soil and manure. 



IRISH COBBLER. — Most popular of any early variety; very early, productive, excellent. The 

 Irish Cobblers are approximately priced at $5 .00 per sack of 165 pounds. 



BLISS TRIUMPH, or RED BLISS, or STRAY BEAUTY.— Popular in the South because very 

 hardy and free from disease. Very early; tubers round and red; very healthy. Approxi- 

 mate price, $5.00 per sack of 165 pounds. 



We sell Potatoes in sacks of 165 pounds, which is the contents of a standard barrel; but some other 

 seedsmen sell only 10 pecks to the sack, weighing 150 pounds, and thus quote a low price. 



Our stock of Potatoes which we send out has gained us much celebrity for purity and good measure. 

 We do not buy Seed Potatoes from bhght-affected districts, but are having the stock specially grown for 

 us on virgin soil in Aroostook County, Maine. 



Pecks, bushels and sacks sent by Express or Freight, at expense of purchaser. No charge for Potato 

 sacks or cartage. 



For Express charges paid by customer, or small seeds Postage paid by us, see inside of cover. 



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