W. I-:. MARSHALL & CO. CTIKYSAA'PIIEMUMS. 
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NeAV Clirysaiitliemiiins. 
Onr stock of new Clirysauthenmins are grown for ns by C. If, Totty, which is snfGcient 
guarantee that all will be strong, clean and healthy. 
Mrs. Gilbert Drabble. Purest white, the finest novelty of the year. 
Mrs. A. M. Henshaw. A beautiful incurved white of the purest possible color. 
Annie L. Agnus. A duplicate of Madame Carnot, save that it is a much stronger grower. 
Color white. 
Mrs. Peter Duff. Color old rose shading to cerise; stem and foliage perfect. 
Mrs. Robert D. Foote. A flower of the largest size; color inaliogany crimson. 
Mrs. Harry Turner. A lovely crimson variety of good size flower. 
Sunsliine. A yellow, wifh much larger flower than E. P. Felton. 
William Kleinheinz. A chestnut red of the ry largest size. 
Any of the' above novelties; each, $2.00; doz., $20.00. 
Antique. A deep bronze sjtort of Dr. Enguehard, 
Bronze Brighthurst. The bronze shading is 'very brilliant in this \'ariety. 
Chadwick Surprise. A pink sport of W. M. Chadwick. 
Elizabeth Seton. Pure white seedling of the largest size. 
E. H. Byrnes. Glistening scarlet crimson, a very effective color. 
Glacier. Pure white, very large and perfect shape. 
F. T. Quitterton. Deep crimson, every petal reflexed. 
Harry E. Converse. A chestnut crimson with bronze reverse. 
Lady Carmichael. Pure white Japanese reflexed, strong grower. 
Marie Loomas. Chestnut terra cotta with long drooping florets. 
Mrs. Benson. A very fine flower of the pr.rest white. 
Mrs. G. G. Kelly. Old rose with silvery reverse, perfect foliage. 
Eamapo. A seedling of Col. Appleton of great merit. Color yellow. 
Susie. An incurving early yellow, ready to cut by Oct. 10th. 
Well’s White. The purest white iiicurving bloom. Pine pot plant. 
Wm. Turner. Makes a perfect ball of the purest possible wdiite. 
Any of the above varieties; each, .50 cts.; doz., $5.00. 
EXHIBITION CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 
Alice Lemon. Light soft pink. Mrs. W. A. Read. Fiery scarlet crimson. 
Howard Gould. Reverse, pure deep gold. Mrs. David Syme. The finest white. 
Mrs. R. Luxford. Red wuth golden reverse. Onunda. Creamy white. 
The above varieties; Each, 25 cts.; dozen, $2.50. 
STANDARD VARIETIES CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 
A. J. Balfour. Bright rose pink. 
Ben Wells. Flesh colored. 
Beatrice May. Splendid white. 
Cheltoni. Clear bright yellow. 
Colonel Appleton. The best yellow'. 
Frank Payne. Light pink, reflexed. 
Glenview. A globe of dark red. 
F. S. "Vallis. The largest yellow. 
Montigny. Lemon yellow'. 
Lady Hopetown. Finest of all pinks. 
Mary Donnellan. Fine shade of yellow. 
Major Bonnaffon. Yellow. 
Miss M. Hankey. Late pink. 
Merza. Pine exhibitioir white. 
Morton F. Plant. Splendid pink. 
Mrs. Henry Robinson. Large white. 
Mrs. O. H. Kahn. A first class bronze. 
R. F. Felton. Deep yellow. 
T. Carrington. A purple crimson. 
Timothy Eaton. One of the best whites. 
W. Duckmam. A fine pink. 
W. M. Moil*. Incurved white. 
We shall be pleased to supply any other varieties not named abova 
Plants from 2y2 inch pots. Each, 15e.; dozen, $1.50. 
NEW CARNATION. “WODENETHE.” 
This variety has been called by experts, the most perfect Carnation ever raised. The 
flow'ers are very large, white, of absolutely perfect form, delightfully fragrant and the calyx 
positively does not split. 
Rooted ciittings, $2.50 per doz.; $16.00 per 100. 
Plants from 2]A in. pots.; $3.00 per doz.; $22.00 per 100. 
