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closely. If you will give us your orders 
this month you will be sure of it with no 
delay which may occur if you wait till you 
want it. It will be a positive gain to you, 
except that you lose the interest of your 
money invested for a few extra weeks. To 
more than compensate you for this we will 
offer special low rates on applicatiori to 
any one who can use upwards of one pound 
of any variety, and who will give us his 
order this month. It will pay you to note 
and accept this offer. 
More Agents Wanted. We now 
have about five hundred “Plant Agents,” 
established at various points, to grow and 
sell cabbage plants and take orders for our 
superior cabbage and other seeds, and sub¬ 
scriptions to Seed Time and Harvest. In 
addition to most liberal terms on all such 
orders, we give them full instructions for 
successfully growing and. selling plants, so 
complete that no one need fail. There are 
still thousands of good locations unoccu¬ 
pied. and we will now, for a limited time, 
offer to send to the first person who will 
remit to us Five Dollars, as a guarantee 
of good faith, a certificate of agency for his 
town, complete instruction books to en¬ 
able him to grow plants successfully, and 
two pounds of first-class cabbage seeds. A 
list of the agents already appointed will be 
sent on application to any one who wishes 
to question any of them in regard to the 
value of our instructions and superiority 
of our cabbage seeds. 
Time and Harvest on my paying list, and 
I shall use it again,”—Mr. Howard Nich¬ 
olas, Etters, Pa., [Bee-Keepers’ Supplies] 
writes: “I was well pleased with my ad¬ 
vertisement in Seed-Time and Harvest. 
I received more inquiries from it than from 
any of the Bee Journals,”—Mr. John G. 
Bigharb, Millersburg, Ohio, [Fancy Stock] 
writes: I have found Seed-Time and Har¬ 
vest an excellent channel through which 
to reach intelligent buyers. My stock is 
now reduced as low as I care to have it, 
otherwise I should certainly continue my 
card,”—Messrs. J. F. Mader & Co., [Card 
and Novelty Dealers.] Chillicothe, Ohio, 
writes: “We find that Seed Time and 
Harvest is the best advertising medium of 
the kind we have ever tried. We will favor 
you with a longer advertisement soon,”— 
Mr. J. L. Borden, Mickleton, N. J., [Seed 
Sweet Potatoes] writes: “The advertise¬ 
ment brought me many orders for potato 
seed.”—R. L. Watkins, [Newspaper Adver¬ 
tising Bureau] Prospect, Ohio, writes: 
“Your paper is a first class paying medium, 
this was proven to us by our own adver¬ 
tisement last winter.”—Mr. Geo. F. Miller, 
[Breeder of High-Class Poultry] Justus, 
Pa., writes: “I consider Seed-'Iime and 
Harvest one of the best advertising medi¬ 
ums for poultry men. A three-line adver¬ 
tisement of Eggs for hatching from Ply¬ 
mouth Rocks, White Leghorns, and Pekin 
Ducks brought me nearly as many orders 
as a much larger advertisement in the lead¬ 
ing Poultry magazines.” 
Advertising' in S.-T. and H. Since 
the publication of the extracts from letters 
written us by numerous pleased patrons of 
our advertising department in last month’s 
issue, the following additional testimony 
has come to our notice: 
—Mr. A. Blanc, Philadelphia, [Engraver] 
writes: “Seed-Time and Harvest must 
reach all over the world, for the other day 
I received an order from a party in New 
Zealand who mentioned Seed-Time and 
Harvest,” —Mr. G. M. T. Johnson, Bing¬ 
hamton, N. Y., writes: “In my advertising 
I calculate to know about how much each 
paper pays me, and about how much each 
gets into me, for some do it. I find Seed- 
PTRAi™ 
8 JAMES VICK40c. perdoz. „ 
(by mail.) By Express, per 100, $1.00; per | 
1000, $6.00. Other best market varieties, Sharpless, 
Boyden's No. 30, Bidwell and others, 50 per 100, or $3 
per 1000 by express. Warranted true to name. 
Also a large stock of Cutlibert Raspberry for 
the Fall Trade. EDGAR L. ALBERTSON, Hope, N. J. 
9 — Mention Seed-Time and Harvest. 
1833. 1884. 
POMONA NURSERIES. 
-PARRY STRAWBERRY- 
A seedling of Jersey Queen, vigorous 
grower, perfect flower, very productive, 
most beutiful bright color, large size, 
highest in flavor and firm. Best for 
_ Market or. Family use. 
MAKLBOKO; the largest early Raspberry! 
WILSON, JR; the largest early Blackberryl 
Heudquarsers for Kieffer Hybrid Pears. 
A complete list of Small Fruit Plants. Grapes, Cur¬ 
rants, &c, Catalogue free. WM. PARRY, 
8-10 Parry P. ©., N. J, 
