DESIRABLE NOVELTIES, AMD SPECIALTIES. 
Thisnew variety originated with one of our best growers in South Jersey, and is pronounced by him the 
most profitable variety he has ever grown. lie realized an average of forty cents each for his entire crop, as 
they were eagerly sought after in the Philadelphia markets, on account of their great oddity of shape and 
appearance. They grow from 20 inches to 2 feet long, are very productive, with deep yellow flesh, by many 
preferred to any other variety, and a great curiosity. Pkt. 5 cts. 6 for 25 cts. 
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IMPROVED PURPLE-TOP YELLOW RUTA BAGA. 
This variety 
cannot be too 
highly recom¬ 
mended and 
no sort will 
produce such 
handsomely- 
formed roots, 
or greater 
yield. It is ex¬ 
tra flne quality 
very solid, of a 
beautiful or¬ 
ange color, with a handsome purple top; it is the re¬ 
sult of many years of careful selection. Pkt. 5 cts. 
PLANT THE FREEMAN Potatoes this year 
and sell your surplus to your nabors for seed; 
there will be a BIG demand for it. See last page. 
EARLY WINNIGSTADT. 
A well known and very popular variety, heads large, 
decidedly conical, remarkably solid and hard, even 
in summer. This is a sure header, a good shipper, 
and suffers less from the cabbage worm than any 
other sort, valuable for both summer or winter use. 
Market gardeners and all others desiring a choice 
strain of this desirable cabbage should try my select¬ 
ed seed. Pkt. 5 cts. 
TOMATOES. 
BEST VARIETIES MIXED. 
Few are aware of the great im¬ 
provement made in Tomatoes in 
the last few years. This desirable 
packet contains a liberal quantity 
of seed of each of the following 
new, earliest, and best varieties; 
Livingston’s Beauty, Perfection, 
Favorite, Dwarf Champion, Mika¬ 
do [Turner’s Hybrid], Potato Leaf, 
Golden Trophy, Golden Queen, Ig- 
notum, New Peach, and 7 others. 
In separate packets these tomatoes would cost at 
least $1.00. Every seed is grown and selected with 
the greatest care. Pkt. 15c. 2 for 25c. 
Mrs. D. McLIN, Hillsboro, Oregon, writes:—Your 
garden seeds are very good, I know by experience, 
and 1 can get them from you for ]ust half what I pay 
here: and about twice the amount in a packet. 
J. T. DUBBERLY, Surrency, Ga. writes:—I have 
tried your seeds, and am well pleased with them. 
They ALL grow, and \ get more seeds for the money 
than from other dealers. 
SUNFLOWERS,— GIANT VARIETIES. 
This packet contains ALL the LARGEST AND BEST 
varieties:—Blac k GI - 
ant, Hybrid, Mammoth 
Russian, Jumbo, and 
Arctic:—selected seed, 
grown separate and 
carefully mixed. ALL 
REAI|PRIZET AKERS. 
Heads measure from 
12 to 22 inches In diam¬ 
eter, loaded with ^eed. 
which is excellent food 
for horses, a small 
quantity fed dai 1 y , 
keeping them sleek, 
glossy and fat It Is 
the VERY BEST EGG- 
PRODUCING FOOD 
known for poultry: 
they eat it greedily, 
fatten upon it, and it 
gives them a bright 
and lustrous plumage. 
Large packet 10 cents; 3 for 25 cents. 
Pop Corn Growing:. 
Of course the Boys and Girls 
must have pop-corn. They like it 
so well, it is so healthful, and they 
get such an amount of fun out of 
it during the long winter ev en¬ 
ings that no family should neglect 
raising all that may be wanted. 
My varieties are so easily grown 
and produces such immense crops 
make them VFRY PROFITABLE 
to grow for market. It always 
brings good prices. This is well 
worth looking after by boys as 
well as older people. Try a large 
patch this year and report results._ 
See page 8, 
S. G. CAMPBELL Tappan Ohio-1 i plant 
writes:—Last Spring I got three | pop corn. 
packets of Pop Corn from you; and 
I raised 3 % bushels, sold 2% bushels f or $3.75 have 
Y bu. to sell yet. and enough left for winter. 
EVERY THING I OFFER IS CAREFULLY PACKED AND WARRANTED TO REACH YOU SAFELY. 
