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44. SEED CATALOGUE AND GARDEN GUIDE.

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the best keepers. Always brings a good price in the market; per lb. 65c; 1/4 lb. 20c; oz. 10c... 5.
Cow Horn--New, delicate flavor, rapid grower, pure white, tinged with green at the crown; per lb. $1.00; 1/4 lb. 30c; oz. 10c. 5.
Large White Norfolk--A good field variety; per lb. 40c; 1/4 lb. 15c; oz. 5c; 5 pounds or more, not prepaid, at 25c per pound.
Large White Globe--Fine for field culture, very productive; lb. 50c; 1/4 lb. 20c; oz. 10c... 5.
Yellow Aberdeen--Excellent for cattle feeding; per lb. 60c; 1/4 lb. 20c; oz. 10c... 5.
Seven Top--The hardiest of all sorts. Grown principally for the tops which are much liked for greens; per lb. 75c; 1/4 lb. 25c; oz. 10c... 5.

SWEDES OR RUTA-BAGA TURNIPS.
Ruta-Bagas should be sown not later than June, in drills two feet apart, and thin out to eight inches in the rows.
WHITE SWEET GERMAN--Large size, oval form and very solid, flesh pure white and sweet. This is the best keeping variety that we have found; have been known to keep in perfect condition through winter and until July. Per lb. 65c; 1/4 lb. 25c; oz. 10c... 5.
Carter's Improved Hardy Swede--Large size, excellent quality and an immense yielder. Many seedsmen rank this as the best of the Swede Turnips; lb. 50c; 1/4 lb. 20c; oz. 10c... 5.
Skirving's Purple Top--Per lb. 60c; 1/4 lb. 20c; oz. 10c... 5.

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IMPROVED AMERICAN--This is the leading yellow fleshed variety, very solid, fine quality, valuable for the table and feeding stock. (See cut.) Per lb. 75c; 1/4 lb. 25c; oz. 10c... 5.
English Rape--Not a Ruta-Baga, although closely allied, cultivated for its tops, which are valuable for feeding stock; it forms no bulb; per lb. 50c; 1/4 lb. 20c; oz. 10c... 5.

HERBS.
In making up your assortment of seeds for the year, don't neglect to order a few varieties of Herbs. They should have a place in every vegetable garden. Sow seed in spring in shallow drills, one foot apart, and when up, thin out and transplant to a few inches apart. The chief point is to harvest them properly, which should be done on a dry day, when not quite in full bloom, then dried quickly and packed closely, and entirely excluded from the air.
The following are the varieties most cultivated:

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Anise. 5. 10.
Balm. 5. 30.
Basil, Sweet. 5. 20.
Borage. 5. 15.
Caraway. 5. 10.
Catnip. 10. 50.
Castor Oil Plant. 5. 10.
Coriander. 5. 10.
Dill. 5. 15.
Fennel. 5. 15.
Horehound. 5. 30.
Hyssop. 5. 30.
Lavender. 5. 25.
Majoram, Sweet. 5. 30.
Opium Poppy. 5. 30.
Rosemary. 10. 45.
Rue. 5. 30.
Saffron. 5. 15.
Sage. Per lb. $1.60; 1/4 lb. 50c. 5. 20.
Savory, Summer. 5. 20.
Thyme, Broad-Leaved. 5. 40.
Tansy. 10. 50.
Wormwood. 5. 30.
Mixed Varieties--A mixture of all the above kinds, and will give a nice garden assortment. 5. 25.

BEANS, CORN AND PEAS IN BULK.
These low prices are for purchasers of large lots, they to pay freight or express charges. One half bushel will be sold at bushel rates and one half peck at peck rates.

BEANS--Dwarf Varieties.
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Early Mohawk. 1.00. 3.50.
Early China Red Eye. 1.00. 3.50.
Refugee or Thousand to One. 1.10. 3.75.
Dwarf Horticultural. 1.25. 4.25.
Cleveland's Improved Valentine. 1.10. 3.80.
Large White Marrow. 90. 3.00.
Golden Wax. 1.50. 5.00.
Black Wax. 1.40. 4.60.
White Wax. 1.45. 4.80.
California Branch or Tree. 1.10. 3.70.
BEANS--Pole Varieties.
Large Lima. 1.50. 5.50.
Extra Early Jersey Lima. 2.00. 7.00.
Horticultural Pole. 1.75. 6.00.
White Dutch Case Knife. 1.40. 4.75.
King of the Garden Lima. 1.75. 6.50.
CORN--Garden Varieties.
Extra Early Cory. .75. 2.25
Early Des Moines. 1.00. 3.50.
Early Minnesota. .65. 2.00.
Crosby's Early. .65. 2.00.
Perry's Hybrid. 1.00. 3.00.
Moore's Concord. .65. 2.00.
Egyptian. .75. 2.25.
Stowell's Improved Evergreen. .60. 1.75.
New Gold Coin. 2.75. 9.50.
Mammoth Sweet. .90. 2.65.
Black Mexican. 1.00. 3.25.
Fodder Corn (sweet). .50. 1.50.

Remember that $1.00 pays for seeds in packets to the amount of $1.35, and to deduct 10 cents per lb. if you have seeds sent at your expense.

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