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The seeds I purchased of you last season all gave 
satisfaction. Your Puget Sound Cabbage Seed was 
the largest seed I ever saw, and produced more per¬ 
fect heads than seed from other growers produced 
plants side by side. BOYD TRESCOTT, 
Hawleyville, Pa. M 
30 
Lb. 
ONIONS. Pkt. Oz 
Pyramid, or Vesuvius. A new 
iar^e crimson onion oi pyramidal shape. 15 40 
Mammoth Siiver King. A 
magnificent exhibition onion. 15 50 
Mammoth Pompeii. Probably 
the largest variety yet originated. 20 — 
New Golden Queen. A real beau¬ 
ty, and of the mildest flavor. 10 25 
PARSLEY. 
New Fern Leaved. The latest 
improved type for garnishing. 10 
PEAS. Pkt. 
Bliss's Everbearing. One of the 
finest and most productive known. 
Bliss's Abundance. Branches 
wonderfully and bears immensely. 
Rural New Yorker. Extra early, 
and gives whole crop at one picking. 
Pride of The MarKet. One of 
the best table sorts in the world. 
Stratagem. Also magnificent In every 
■vespect. 
Pride of America, a new extra 
early wrinkled sort of finest quality. 
Telephone. Produces the longest 
pods of any. 
PEPPER. 
Ruby King. One of the largest and 
sweetest red mangoes. 20 — 
Crimson Queen, a new long 
crimson sweet mango of mild flavor. 20 — 
Golden Dawn. The sweetest and 
handsomest yellow mango known. 10 25 
PUMPKIN. 
Golden Marrow. The finest vari¬ 
ety for common field culture. Per Lb 60 cts. 05 10 
Grey Boulogne. The best French 
variety for family use. 10 30 
SPINACH. 
New Long Standing. Remains 
green longer than any other sort. 05 10 
SQUASH. 
New Red China. One of the most 
striking and valuable novelties out. 15 50 
Brazil Sugar. Remarkable in produc¬ 
tiveness and fine quality. 15 60 
New Olive. The best French squash 
for winter. „ 10 40 
Valparaiso. This also has attracted 
great attention for productiveness and quality. 10 40 
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Pkt 
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White Pine Apple. Strikingly Pkt. Os. 
handsome and fine for su amer, 10 40 
TOMATO. 
King Humbert, a European nov¬ 
elty of great merit. 20 — 
Nesbit’s Victoria, Another strik¬ 
ing European novelty. 10 — 
Small Pickling Varieties, a 
good mixture of fancy sorts. 10 — 
Fulton Market. Remarkable for its 
extreme earliness. 25 — 
Liv. Perfection. Seed saved from 
extra selected specimens. 10 60 
L i V. F a VO rite. Seed saved from extra 
selected specimens. 10 60 
RADISH. 
Improved Chartier. An American 
variety, finest shaped extant. 25 — 
Early Oval Dark Red. A very 
distinct and beautiful new sort. 05 30 
New White Strasburg. A val¬ 
uable quick growing summer radish. 05 90 
TURNIP. 
Purple Top Munich. Oneofthe 
very earliest in existence. * 05 10 
OATS. 
Burpee's Welcome. Very produc¬ 
tive and weigh 45 to 50 lbs. per bushel. Price 
by freight, 1 bushel $2.00, 5 bushels at $1.50. 10 ® 
ONION SETTS. Pint prices include Pt, Pk. 
postage, Pecks do not. 
New Perpetual. Perfectly hardy; 
may remain in ground for years. Top setts, 25 $2. 
Yellow Philadelphia. Growx^t 
from Yellow Danvers seed. 20 $t 
Top, or Button. The old well 
known top setts. 20 91 
