A Few Brief Suggestions to Facilitate Filling 
Orders Promptly 
XKUbCn ©I’beriug Please write distinctly your name and Post Office 
-^- (and Express Offce, if different), County and State, 
as quite a number of letters are annually received without any address, 
which cannot be answered. Name the quantity and varieties required. 
All orders are acknowledged upon receipt of same, and goods shipped 
as soon as possible, weather permitting. 
IRemittanceS Or satisfactory references must accompany all orders from 
- unknown correspondents. Money can be sent by Bank 
Draft, Post Office or Express Money Orders. 
C. ©. H). ©rbevs Must have at least half the amount accompanying 
- them as guarantee of good faith, otherwise goods 
will not be sent. No deviation from this rule. 
Cases anb ipa cTnng These^ are furnished free of cost except in 
7 ] ~ ~ special cases. We use the most improved 
methods, packing as lightly as possible consistent with safety. All 
goods by express_ are shipped at the reduced rate of 20 per cent, off 
regular merchandise rates. In the absence of special instructions we 
ship by the best route we can for the purchaser’s benefit. After they 
are in the hands of the transporting company they are at the 
purchaser’s risk. 
JSrrorS aub H^antacjcs When such occur l shall esteem it a favor if 
, customers will advise me by mail immediately, 
and, if the fault is ours, I will cheerfully correct it, but I cannot be 
responsible for damage in transit. 
CcrntS The prices herein quoted are net cash 30 days, unless otherwise 
agreed upon before shipping the goods. For large orders please 
write for special cash quotations. 1 nvoices are sent with each shipment. 
IWUlllbCC Ot iplantS six plants at dozen rates ; fifty at hundred rates ; 
^ ~ ^ — and five hundred at thousand rates, unless other¬ 
wise designated under special varieties- 
IDlSltOrS Are always welcome to inspect the class of stock I am erowinp- 
and offering, to judge for themselves of its quality. We are 
located on the D. L. & W. Railroad, 20 miles from New York City ■ 
forty trains each way daily. ^ ’ 
