FORREST’S HONEST SEEDS. 
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ZBIE^YILTS. 
One quart to one hundred feet of drill one bushel per acre. 
Honest Packets, 5 Cents Each, Postpaid. 
Prices quoted below in packets and quarts are by mail postpaid. 
If to go by express or freight, deduct 15c per quart, Sc pt, 4c 1-2 qt. 
We sell one-half pint at pint prices, one-half peck at peck prices, and 
one-half bushel at bushel prices. 
If there is aDy one variety of seed that New York State excels 
in, it is Beans; we began to grow beans long before we had bean 
threshers or bean pullers. We have spent many a day pulling beans, 
putting them in little heaps, and threshing them out with a flail, 
and then hand picking them ; we have been through it all, we are 
experts on beans ; it makes no difference who they are or what state 
they come from, New York State beans lead. We give you no re¬ 
named varieties, and there is not a poor variety in our list. Some 
firms have offered varieties under some high sounding names, but if 
j r ou want honest straight forward seed at honest prices—try FOR¬ 
REST’S Beans. The past season has been very unfavorable for 
beans. We have a fair stock, but order early, some varieties are 
very short. 
REFUGEE WAX. 
After four years growing of this grand 
new sort convinces us that it is one of the best, 
and all should give it a trial. 
It is a perfect wax Refugee, with pods 
that are long, round and of a golden color, 
remaining tender longer than other wax sorts; 
immediately productive and practically ever- 
bearing It is free from rust, and its dense 
habit of growth renders it proof against long- 
continued drought. It is suitable for early or 
late sowing. Our new strain of this variety is 
entirely stringless and much superior to the 
Refugee Wax as introduced a few years ago. 
They are not only one of the best for general 
use but the best and only perfect wax bean for 
canners’ use. Honest packet 5c, pt. 20c, qt. 
35c, postpaid. By express or freight, pt. 12c. 
qt. 20c, pk. $1.35, bu. $5.00. 
ROUND POD KIDNEY WAX. 
The leader of them all. This grand new bean of very recent introduction has been cata¬ 
logued by a great many prominent seed firms under a number of different names to obtain 
exorbitant prices as head quarters stock. It contains all the good qualities of Wardwell’s 
Kidney wax, in habit of growth and freedom from rust, combined with that of the Round, 
Pencil pod varieties. It is as early as Wardwell’s Kiduey Wax, a strong, upright grower, 
holding its pods well up from the ground. The pods are very solid, long, straight and abso¬ 
lutely stringless ; another strong point is, the pod remains tender and entirely stringless, 
even when fully matured. 
