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HALE brothers’ CATALOGUE. 
THE NEW MARLBORO RASPBERRY. (For description see page 9 .) 
DON^T FA IL TO TEST some of the best new fruits offer-- 
ed in. this Cafnlof/ue. Cor^ieliaf JDaisej/, and hnieraJd 
Strnivberries; Marlboro^ Sonher/an a^tdOhio liasjyberries; 
Fnrh/ Ilari^cst a/nd Early Cluster Jilae.hberries: Fay and 
Victoria Currants; Nlayara^ Pouyhkeepsie, Ulster and 
Woodruff Gra2yeSf and Pratt Peachy are ainony the most 
2>romisiny. 
NEW EXTRA EARLY BLACK CAP. 
CARMAN (N.'imerl in honor of E. S. C.irman, of the Rur.it New Yorker, who has done so 
much t.> advai e the small-fruit interests of the country).—Originated ten years ago with A. H. 
Sherwood, Southport, Cui-n., who is now growing it by the acre for market. Side by side with 
Souhegan and Tyler it is the earliest, largest and most prolific of all. The entire con¬ 
trol ol the 'tock of plants having been placed in our hand>. we will offer it for sale next 
seas'm. Meanwhile interested fruit growers are cordially invited to visit the Sherwood farm and 
see for themselves just how good it is. Southport is on the New York, Now Haven and Hartford 
Railroad, near Bridgeport, Conn. Write us and we will notify at fruiting time just when it will 
be best to come. 
G. H. & J. H. HALE, South Glastonbiiry,. Conn. 
REMEMBER THAT OUR PACKIXG IS SO SKILLFULLY 
ABLE TO SEND PLANTS TO ANT 
UNITED STATES BY MAIL OR EXPRESS 
mill PERFECT SAFETY. 
