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MAMM</ril rUUPLR-TOP OLOBE TUBNIP. MTEBS’ PUBPt.E-TOP BEAUTY RUTA-BAGA. 
TURNIPS AND RUTA-BAQAS, OR SWEDES 
On© ounce ^vill how on<5 hundred and flfly feet of drill: on© to on© and one-half pounds will 
HOW un Here. 
Deduct IOC. per Ib. from these prices if ordered sent by express; 16c. per lb 
iriay be deducted for 5-lb. lots, by express. Large packets of any variety, 5c 
Early Snowball. Very handsome ; extra early, pure white, tender and sweet . 
Purple-Top Flat. (Strnp-leaved.) Well-known standard popular early sort. . 
I'.arly White Flat Dutch. Very popular for spring sowing; fine for market . . 
Early Red-Top White Globe. Early, productive and popular for market. 
Mammoth Purple-Top Globe. An improvement on Red-Top White Glob 
Purple- I op Milan. (Irue.) The earliest fiat turnip ; a very shy seeder . . . . 
Extra Early White Milan. Same as the Purple-Top Milan, except white skin . 
Early White Egg. Very handsome ; pure white ; excellent for early or late 
Pomeranean Large White Globe. Useful for both table and stock ; very llii4e 
Long Cow Horn, or White French. Very heavy cropper ; best for stockmen 
Golden Ball, or Orange Jelly. Small; very early; fine quality and flavor 
Yellow, or Amber Globe. Vigorous grower; fine keeper ; popular for marke 
Yellow Aberdeen, Globe-Shaped. Very large ; fine for table or cattle 
Budlong, or Breadstone. Very early half-long white ; fine table sort 
Rhode Island White Rock. Early, productive and very handsome . . 
Monarch, or Elephant Ruta-Baga. Large, oval-shaped; yellow flesh 
Long Island Ruta-Baga, Purple Top. Very largo; fine yellow flesh 
Myers’ Purple-Top Beauty Ruta-Baga. An improved market garden sor 
mproved Purple- I op Yellow Ruta-Baga. Our finely bred strain ; very popula 
^rge White Ruta-Baga. Very large and productive ; white skin and flesh . 
Sev en I op. Vory Imnly ; ^rown fin* Icuvca^whicli aro used an greens or salads 
Postpaid, by Mail, 
Peroz. 
Mlb. 
Per lb. 
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SEEDS OF POT. SWEET AND MEDICINAL HE,RBS. ETC. 
All llerba lit I.ar|;o ruclcotn ut 6 centH each, except where noted 
Aniso. Seeds aromatic . . . 
Balm. For culinary p\irpoHe8, 
Borage. Used for llavoring, 
Sweet Basil (Hroad-Leaved), 
Caraway Seed. For flavoring. 
Catnip (Gat Mint). Pkl.,10c., 
Chervil. Used like parsley. 
Coriander. Seeds aromatic, 
Dill. For llavoring vinegar . 
Fennel (Sweet). 
Fennel ^Florence 0o 1 o r y - 
KootedV Flavor like celery, 
Horchound. I’kt., 10c. . . . 
Hyssop. Medicinal. I’kt., 10c., 
Lavender. For oil and water. 
Marigold, Pot. For soups . 
Per oz. 
Hlb. 
lb. 
50 10 
50 26 
50 90 
20 
05 
2 25 
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1 25 
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46 
1 50 
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75 
35 
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1 75 
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2 60 
26 
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2 50 
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1 00 
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American Sweet Marjoram. 
Superior to imported; seed 
of own growing. Pkt, 10c., $0 40 
Imported Sweet flarjoram, 
Rosemary. For seasoning 
and aromatic, oil. Pkt., 10c., 
Rue. Has medicinal qualities. 
Saffron. Medicine and dyeing, 
Sage. Most used of all herbs, 
Sorrel. (Large-Leaved.) Cul¬ 
tivated for acidity .... 
Summer Savory. Culinary 
Winter Savory. Flavoring, 
Tansy. For bitters. Pkt., 10c., 
rhyme. Broad-leaved.Pkt,lOc., 
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