given away. 
New Red Raspberry 
MARLBORO.’, ’ 
New Double Everblo'oraiuff 
WHITE VIOLET. . ^ 
New Yellow Coleus, 
golden BEDDER. 
New Bverblooming Carnation 
CARDINAL. 
Oar prices are always reasonable, our plants and seeds ns 
pnod as the best. Catalogue full of information on small 
K in—darJlMowers for 2 cent stamp. 
Y. 
COOO •*« ° f .»t»uii uii 
Vmttsand Popular blowers for 2 cent stamp. 
Vruiisan ^ WAI.liS, Uocl'csier, N. 
THE NEW WHITE GRAPE. 
FRANCIS U. HAYES. 
Hon. M.irshall P. Wilder, Pres. Americ.iii Pomological 
Society, s.iys the 
“ H -A- “2" E S ” 
Is the best. White Child ot Hie Ceiieord, and one 
of the bW-cctest grapes he ever te.stcd. it wiii, lie says 
prob.ablv succeed ahiio.st everywhere. 
’riie " Hayes " is out of the same lot of seedlings as tlie 
"Moore's Early.” Send for c.atalogiie. 
JOHK B. MOORB & SON, 
Coan-cord., 
The Marlboro Raspberry 
With all the oilier varieiies 
growing here, and with a 
knowledge of those catalogued 
ihroughoui the world, we claim 
that the Marlboro has not an 
equal in desirable quality. We 
have invited all interested to 
come and see it, and neighbors 
and strangers without a single 
exception bear us out in the 
above statement. Interested 
parlies and partisan journals 
may continue their misrepre 
seniaiions. We say, come and 
see its earliness, its hardiness, 
its great growth of bush and 
unequalled size and perfection of all the berries. We also 
want you to eat it and try its solidity. Part of the crop 
sent to Montreal, 450 miles by rail, m good order, h irst 
shipment brought 60 cents per quart, wholesale in New 
York, and ruled higher throughout the season than any 
other variety. Our new seedling grape, the 
ULSTER PROLIFIC, 
In hardiness, mildew and rosebug proof and unequalled 
quality with its great bearing habits, much picases the 
most difficult. The refinement of our seedling the 
PO’KEEPSIE RED, 
Its earliness, growth and productiveness is already known to 
the country. The high quality of our white grape 
I>ULcli.ess9 
■Is so generally acknowledged that it no longer "c«ds a 
desenplion. Yineyardists are now planting it by the tnous* 
and. Send for circulars. Our recent hardy seednug 
blackberry, theMinnewaski, is not yet catalogued or priced, 
but vnll be ready next fall. 
A. I. CAYWOOD & SON, Marlboro, N. Y. 
iFurdy's SmaU Fruit I”'i 
1 sttructor, 61 pages, 2Scts. 
postpaid; Cloth cover, lOcts. 
1 Tells all about Pbinting ROff i 
Growing. Purdy’s Fruit 
1 Recorder, the beet pnpej; , 
\ on Fruits and Flowers. ^^l.hO j 
\ per year. Specimc». free, 
\ Jt speaks for itself. A , 
1 DPantiful 36page catalogue i 
I of Plants, Seeds, Roses, I 
ITrees, etc., free. AddressI 
iA. M. PURDY,! 
Palmyra, N. Y. 
SPECIAL 
f 0 / ' Gtibbiigo...-IS 
1 Ik ■ vi'i’.'J''"'" ‘ "uhllowor.... .,!? 
T iw 'V lIcRctwulI Celery. . 
i' ,*’5' ",!'.vbr <1 Ciieiiinbor^.. . Vt. 
'S Golden Stone iroiirt l.oituco. 
CLASS SEEDS. 
1 pkt. Qol len Perfection Molon.26 
y, <i'A. American Champion Water Melon..25 
T 055. Red tllolH Onion .10 
1 01 . Moss Curled Parsley .10- 
y O'A. (llaiit Kinporor Pepper.20 
1 07., ICarll^st lioinaii Carmine Radish.20 
1 07. French OHve Hquash...26 
1 pkt King Humbert Tomato.lO 
Eooolpt of amount will mall any of tho above, or the entire ooUeetion for $2.60, 
Doseriptlvo Priced Catalogues t ree te all applicants. 
UM. Thorburn cS Co.,15JohnS:NewYork. 
^838.188B, 
MOST 
THE LARGEST ®tS 
FA'RIiT PEAK. R'P?"'”® I a/ 
New York early in Ivlf i, t Orlf?- 
Prices. Send lor 
Inal Tree, 100 yearn old, parry 
quarters for Kieffer Pears^Fa .^y 
■ I Sb«sss=» 
*8. PMHV, Patty P. »•. <■ "" 
FOR 
Burpee’s Dollar Collection 
TRIRII ViRIEIlES OF IRE REST VEBEURLES, 1885. 
WHITE PINEAPPLE SQUASH. 
Some years ago we originated the sy'stem of offering a collection 
of tho best Garden Seeds at a price very much below the usual re¬ 
tail rates. We did this for the express purpose of inducing new 
customers to try our seeds-, knowing they would afterwards become 
regular patrons. So successful has this departure been that we 
have had many imitators, some of whom have placed fictitious 
values upon the seeds, or given small packets. We have only been 
abl»< '0 afford such liberal value for the money by growing the 
seeds for our dollar c'^llection la very large quautities. and by put- 
tingthem up In the Fall, when our employes have little to do. yVe 
give below a list of the seeds contained in our Dollar Collection 
for 1885, and we are sure that in no other way can so complete a 
vegetable garden be bad for the money. 
1. Burpee's Netted Gem MuskMelon. Very early, prolific, 
Sweeet as honey and a orm rndeed. 
2. Dewing’s Improved JJlood Tamil) Beet. A handsome 
and early blood-red beet. 
3. .fersey Wakefield Cabbage. Oar unsurpassed strain, 
4. Buri)ee *8 Surehead Cabbage. The surest heaixng and best 
main crop cabbage. ^ 
5. Green Prolific Cucumber. Very prolific; fine for table. 
(i. Burpee's Cuban Queen Watermelon. Next to Burpee s 
Ironclad, the beet of all Watermelons. 
7. New SUver Ball Onion. A beautiful, large, white, globe 
onion, weighing 1 y. lbs. the first year from seed. 
8 . Round Yelfow Danvers Onion. 
u. Burpee's Heat-Kesisting Cos Lettuce. A superb vari¬ 
ety, crisp and brittle. 
Anew summer 
Of fine 
Orange Car- ^ 
BUBPEE’S SILVER BALL LETTUCE. 
10. White Pineapple Sqtiash 
and autumn variety of fine quality. 
11. Burpee’s Cardina.i Tomato. Of a hruhant 
cardinal red. smooth as an apple, VERY SOLID, wtV/i jjo 
orecn core. 
18. I^rencli Breakfast Kadish. Very quick 
Krowinv; white tail. 
13. lied Top. White Globe Turnip, 
quality.caWy, and keeps well. 
14. Burpee’s Improved Boni 
^ons^Smooth or Hollow Crown Parsnip. 
1C. Green Gem Bush Bean. Both pods and 
beans of a beautiful green and delicious Jlavor. 
17. Stratagem Pea. One cf the very tof of the 
^ 18 jUnber Cream Sweet Corn. Medinm early. 
''T 9 “!top^Mw^'^t'tSe"''Bibbed Celery. 
'"ro!’“co^;’S'smliW|od BeeC^ best quality 
81. Filderki aut Cabbage. Heii^as Rara “ ™ ,i,e largest of all musk melons. 
88. Nutme„ Melon. siloenj-ichite, rich and lender heads; very early but slow 
83. Burpee s Silvei x.aii ajen..*.-... 
‘V4“"|oT^"en Globe KadjM^^^^ 
if: 
si; Kcd Globe Onion.^^I.Rtgv.t™"''™^ 
™ Slpliid to any addrees. and deile ?hiw your coUeedon to your friends, as they wlQ then 
•“>®#L°?rd7r'' cSJi you get up k tlSb o\three tor *2.50. o': post-paid, to any address, or 
"wnv nO^ConS wo will send the fU-st 16 vaiieties (Nos.^1^ to IS an acceptable 
?VnVts collections for #2.50. Elthor l^hejiucw improved varieties embraced in these assort- 
? (flstant friend, and would help' ‘‘Iseeds, sud the above very Uberalofferacan only be 
ar vaiietiesof Annuals, Including 
rerirtia Uubrida, Double Zinnia, 
dd t - ■ - - 
Asters, TlfaentirocoUec.loii of 10 VaHeties to any reader of the American Garden, 
rA KM annual for with hundredspf iliustrar 
wi^rdS&s ormerit. The best Seeds at the lowest 
‘'rres“?orXko‘?Gar 8 emrs and private^ 
oo-. 
Street to York Avenue. 
PHII,ADEL,PHIA, PA 
Fifth 
I,ock BOX x626. 
isi^; 
isv^sr.?; 
AO caob. None genuine 
wlibout Beol ‘<Nlag«ra 
YINK 
^ 2 eo other SmjJ 
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NIAGARA 
THE BABeEST STOCK IN 
AMERICA. Price. Beln,^. 
Wustrated- Cabuogno FREE. 
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