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|fou<?lti(?s aijd l/arieties of $p?eial m?rit. 
PERRY’S HYBRID SWEET EORN. 
Harris’ Short-Stem Drumhead Cabbage. 
Perry’s Hybrid Sweet Corn proves to be 
a decided acquisition. From actual trial 
we can confidently recommend it to market 
gardeners and all others. It is the largest 
very early sweet corn yet introduced. The 
ears are seven inches long, twelve rows, 
red cob, large white kernels, of excellent 
quality. It is quite as early as Minnesota 
and is so much larger that it commands a 
much higher price in market. Price pre¬ 
paid by mail, quart, 35 cents; pint, 18 cents; 
Yz pint, 10 cents; packet, 5 cents. 
Perry’s Hybrid Sweet Corn. 
BLAEK PEKIN EGG PLANT, 
The Black Pekin Egg Plant proves to be an excellent 
variety. The plant is a vigorous grower and decidedly 
productive. Fruit very large, perfectly round, color 
very dark purple almost black, excellent quality and 
high flavor. 
Price prepaid 
by mail, per 
lb., $5.50; 
Mb.,$1.50; 
oz.,50cts; 
packet, 
10 ets. 
HARRIS’ BHORT-BTEM DRUMHEAD CABBAGE. 
WegrowiApriQra^l^a™wtaterTrtb^ef°setMng ^he^antsttieflrstand^second wfT b , yoar r * :fui selection, 
an “all season” cabbage, early, teedium and late,the 14 ^ however, 
large, solid, firm heads which when cut up are remarkablv white andcrisn^ I grower,with very 
are “ headquarters ” for this cabbage seed. We grow it on mi extensile “tetrtute for celery. We 
Prepaid by mail, per lb., $2.80; M lb., 75 cents? §z^5 ceSts; packet?! Snts fr ° m SeleCted heads ’ reduced. 
HENDERSON’S EARLY BN0W BALL CAULIFLOWER. 
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grown with great care. Let none think ^he^eedi^tnn^hiwih 11 I f^ e ^^+ <?du< l e a head, showing that the seed has been 
Cauliflower Seed we have. Our seed is true veniiiW 1 ^pr./iL£ r ? P ^ tl ? n o° the cost of growing it is the cheapes 
price than we offer it Oz., $3- 14 oz ftl 75 S ^ Snowball, and ■ it cannot be sold at a lea 
•, vo, / 2 oz., $1. 4 oz., $1; packet, containing not less than 200 seeds, 20 cents. 
