TRUE-TO-NAME SMALL-FRUIT PLANTS 
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32 Cherry. 
32 Fay’s Prolific 
32 Pomona. 
32 Red Cross.. . 
32 White Grape 
32 Wilder 
Currants 
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Gooseberries 
33 Downing.< 
33 Houghton. 
33 Josselyn (Red Jacket). . 
33 Mountain Seedling. 
33 Pearl. 
If wanted by mail, the postage on Raspberries, 
will be 10 cts. per doz., 50 cts. per 100, extra. 
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Blackberries, Dewberries, Currants and Gooseberries 
Grapes 
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34 Concord (Black). I0 
34 Campbell’s Early (Black). 40 
Diamond (White). 
Delaware (Red). jc 
Eaton (Black). d0 
Elvira (White). 
Empire State (White). 20 
Lindley (Red).. 
Martha. 
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Pocklington (White). tc 
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Woodruff Red (Red). 
LOGANBERRY. 
STRAWBERRY-RASPBERRY. 
Asparagus 
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36 Rhubarb (Victoria).$1 00 
36 Horse-radish (New Bohemia). 25 
36 Sage (Holt’s Mammoth). 1 00 
Single grape-vines will be sent postpaid at prices given. If dozen lots are to go by mail, add 20 cents 
per dozen for postage. Loganberry, Strawberry-Raspberry, Asparagus, Horse-radish and Sage will be 
sent by mail at dozen rates. All larger quantities by express. 
CANTALOUPES AND CUCUMBERS 
. Cantaloupes,. I doubt if there is a variety on the market today that will anywhere near compare 
with the Eden Gem in the qualities that make up a valuable market variety. The Burrel strain of Eden 
Gem is unquestionably the very best market Cantaloupe there is to be had. The quality is very fine. The 
Cantaloupe is rough-netted all over, therefore making an excellent showing, and when you open the Canta¬ 
loupe the purchaser is not deceived by the quality, as there is positively none better. We take particular 
pains to save the best of the best for our own use, and generally have a surplus. It is of this that I offer. 
In Cucumbers, I grew 40 acres the past season for commercial purposes. Of all the varieties, and I 
have tested them about all, we have found nothing that equals Peninsula Prize, as a market Cucumber. 
vfr 1S i. a healthy i vl £ oro . us grower, very productive, of medium long, uniform, and very dark colored fruits. 
We have saved a considerable amount of seed from the very best of those that I have grown of this variety 
we know there is none superior, very few, if any, equal. This is the seed that I am offering you. 
^NTALOUPES, Eden Gem (Burrell Strain). $1 per lb., $8 for 10 lbs., $75 per 100 lbs. 
CUCUMBERS, Peninsula Prize. $1 per lb., $8 for 10 lbs., $75 per 100 lbs. 
•11 P r iees on above seeds are by express, receiver to pay charges, except by the single pound rate, which 
will be sent by mail postpaid. 
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