People's Pilot, Volume 6, Number 25, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 10 December 1896 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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X * * 5 |**l -*f f * Iffl The Farm, Field and Fireside, |J|| §##§ * * SffS A 32 to 40 Page Weekly Farm and Family Paper. §44s I Price SI.OO a Year— |##| ?##® S3PWhile not neglecting its superb Agricultural, Horticultural, Live Stock and 2442 * * 3| Family Departments, etc., has at the same time, for many years, upheld the 2JL JIL2 44 standard op the people against trusts and monopolies, more especially ®4 f ® H * * g against that most iniquitous of all monopolies, the gold standard. l&4--ak® All who read it agree that it is the best paper of its class on earth. 5 # *5 i**i ' iffl B**l ||J| |||| • A Great Combination Offer |||| 31 JL jl3t WE WILL SEND THE ABOVE GREAT JOURNAL IN CONNECTION WITH A A j * 5 # * 5 3? If *"3l f> nnl f> n Both one year at theextremely low If If 2 »443| 111 l I iIU|JIL D 111 U L price of $1.60 in advance SffS And will give to each subscriber to this combination offer who pays ten cents additional for postage * # 3[ 31 and packing, TWENTY PACKETS OF SEEDS. These seeds are the best in the 2##2 »* *2 market. They consist of Farm, Vegetable and Flower Seeds of your own selection from a 5# #5 K&& 35 list of 200 varieties. The packets are as large as seedmen’s mail packets. The seeds alone 244# t* * $ at retail prices are worth SI.OO. Call and see us about this great offer at once, or send re- 2ft ft 2 4 4 H mittances to this office. ® 4 4 ® 244® FLOWER SEEDS. None better to be had, either as to quality or Spinach-New Long Standing. None better. 2|f f 3fc M W Our collection of Flower Seeds Is especially variety. SgttrtWi-Glaat Orookneck. A great lm- js ft ft S ®44® designed for the farmers’flower garden. We Beans— Black Lima. Best variety. provement on the old variety. 24" 4® % 2 have selected only such varieties as are Burpee’s Bush Lima. Large beans; an lm- Pike’s Peak or Sibley Hard Shell. Justus 5 & % ofc ■# 4 ® easily grown. mense yielder. good a keeper as the Hubbard. # 4 3c 2* # 2 Alyssutn— This old favorite should be Pole or Climbers. Golden Cluster Wax. -A Mammoth White Bush Scallop. Best early largely dsed In every garden. A novelty prolific hearer. summer squash. X 7 Ob Little Gem. Very dwarf. _ „ , w „ , Pure Hubbard, Standard winter. 3k ff ft X Asters —We have selected the best variety Golden-Eyed Wax. Hardy, proHfic, rust- Tomato-Dwarf Upright Champion. Unthat can found. Large and beautiful „,A° 0 „ ... , doubtedly best. g**S «•>"•». - SiiS 2##® Balsam (Lady Slipper)—The variety we versal favorite. passed. iff J ? offer Is the superb Oamella Flowered. ne 8 mper a ugar ' ierc es ’ Turnip— Purple Top, Strap Leaf. Best " ® © Calliopsis— Very handsome and showy Cabbage— Brill’s None such. The best of garden turnip for either early or late. 31 5 £ * 2 plants. the new varieties. * Watermelon - A luscious now variety * # * Candytuft— Perfectly hardy. A mixture True Jersey Wakefield. The old reliable. called The White Gem. of varieties including White Rocket, Dark Henderson’s Succession. An all season Jordaii ’s Gray Monarch-A largesort; deep S’ * *S* ® ® Crimson and New Carmine. cabbage ' red ln color and of very fine quality. 9 S**l C mix‘r ? 0> ‘ InMan Shot ~ An varieties, Btoneffiason . The old rellable late cab . FIELD SEEDS. 2## 2 Celosia (Cqekscomh)—One of the most bril- bage; very large. Alfalfa-Ahantent fodder crop^ € * * ® llant of annuals. Superb dwarf varieties C«rrof*-The New Chantaney. We offer + Robinson Vel ow Dent-Large # * * # 2## 2 mixed. but one sort because It is the best. ears, extra early, light yellow, 12 to 16 rows S* * S Chrysanthemum—Showy, garden favor- Cauliflower- The Early Paris. One of the ° D Car ' OI ?im* S ites; splendid mixed double. easiest to grow. J W Wilson- , Mich., Sept. 1896. 211 S "SS" ' leS “ t «?TTV M " k ■ , “ Bro ‘ d I hkvo ju.t come In (rom my two corn fields, §IZS Dial .(feu»—China and Japan pinks. Many „ . “fT fln,Bhlng c ®“ | ag up corn. 31*^1^31 211® distinct and most beautifully marked vari- Cueumber-Vie ofTer one variety of cu- The field of that sort marked Robinson’s s## 5 eties. They are the best. cumbers only this year; it Is called Thor- Seedling, in package sent yon to-day, is a « *<- 2 * *e. Miniature Sunflower (Hellanthus cu- bum’s Ever Bearing; it will produce the very superior corn. Vou see the datee on the 54# 5 cumerifolius)-A novelty of great merit 6ntlre seas on- cards, showing time of growth-and the King ® * *® Three feet high. Small flowers. ' Curled. Crisp and choice. on new ground Is No. 1; not as early as the # ® 2 #42 Marvel-of-Feru (Mirabills)—The Marvel- Eao Flant-Sew Jersey Improved Large hills ofthliatt* whfhT"!' The first three ITTC of-Peru, or Four o’clock. We offer a dwarf Purple. The best beyond question “ a f wh,ch K {T™*? U » to teßt 31 ** 1 -5 2. varietv a ereat noveltv called The New , . H had three stalks in each hill, and there were Tom Thumb. Mixed colors. tee* The New Giant. Unsurpassed. nine ears on the three hills, every ear as fine ,~, 2 Lettuce—Old reliable Black Seed Simpson. as *be two sent you (10 inches long). I c ime ’ S’ * • 4#® -*^^fl F,lol,e ** e— Th e seed should be scattered Fine quality. near sending the nine ears, but decided to 2* * 2 neTvKel"x y ed BitUati ° nß ' M&ny Ohartier’s Mammoth Head. Fine quality. two of the King that you might examine §1 I g ®#4® new varieties, mixed. „„ „ * . ' . and compare. The Robinson has been raised 2### tjf % 2 Myosotis (Forget-Me-Not)—These charm- ° ' ® lant ’ a great P riz ® faker. on my pblCo now f or f our y ears and w ju be ing little favorites succeed best in damp, e newest and best. Has weighed 34K lbs. the only kind planted next year. Of course #3^ 2 * * S sandy situations, but will thrive well ln Muskmelon— New Superior. A Cantelope as we have not begun husking ! can onlyes- ® ft J ® almost any soil. of extra fine quality. timate relative amounts, but. it seems to «C 4 # 311 * ® Gourds— Dish cloth and all other orna- Little Gem. Popular ln Chicago market, promise at least 25 per cent more yield than 2 ft 5 mental varieties mixed. Onions— Yellow Globe Danvers. Standard the Klngl If y° u v’ish to use on seed list, let £ff ft Ipomeea- Rapid-growing, tender annuals. crop. aa 1 Can select cLolce a " d ?* J 4 2% A-2 climbers. The Prize Taker. This Is American grown _ ls . , ®* * Nasturtiums— Are among our most popu- seed; immense size. ” King of the Earlles, one of the best and 3!^*3t 2 S lar P lants - ° ur packets contain a mixture Extra Early Barletta. or English radish. e Wes of corn 6 earUeEt Yel,ow Dent Sf T 1 varieties lorS th 6 SUP6rb T ° m Fttrßlev *™ ° uf l ed ’ The finest. The Famous Climax. A later variety of ' 2**s • I4C Farsnip— lmproved Guernsey. The best. Yellow Dent. Undoubtedly the very best ®4 4 ® 2ITIT 2 • rousies Our packet contains a mixture of Peas-The Strategem. This Is, perhaps, the all around corn for middle latitude. It *# £r laA? « coiors and shades of superb large most pro iiflc pea in existence. W, H materially increase your corn crop to JP 44 J? flowering varieties. . , _ Dlant this varietv S’ Z X S* •W * ® „ . _ , American Wonder. The earliest and l>est P Ith variety. ® ® Petunia—Most valuable plants. Our pack- crinkled dwarf varieties. SPECIAL OFFER. 5442 2 -qF "'ft-J* etß contain a mixture of superfine varieties „ , „ A X ® * * ® of all different colors. Early Prlze ’ A fine new »ort. Extra For ypur °** clubbing renewal and one # * * • 2442 m choice. new subscriber to each paper we will send a l»Afoac J»n«mmond«-The Improved J > te! p JM!r _ Ml j lture of the very b t rt qnart of either variety of the above corn by # * # ® f, ff 2 Grandiflora varieties are exceptionally .. . *, „very oest sorts ma.ll, prepaid or a Deck bv exnress at mu. ***¥ beautiful. Our u.oke, eou.aiu, ai, eo.o/s K " b >' K ‘“* K « d E ““ “ d »•* iff 8 of the grandiflora or large flowering strain. ' ' splendid corn address K. C< Barnard, Was- 5 JL Sweet Peas— Finest mixed varieties; new - p^* w P** # “— < 3 ua ker Pie. It Is early and e pl. Mich. ®#4® ¥**2 large flowering. kee!,s late. . Crimson Clover-Best. J J 44 V Fe*-6e»»n*—Flower very quickly from the Dunkard[Winter. It will keep good nearly Eafflr Corn—A. non-saccharine sorghum. 4" 4 3Z * *& . seed and thrive much better than from a H winter. Has thequallty of resisting drought: early. 5442 cuttings. Our packet contains a‘fine col- Madish— White Tipped Scarlet Ball. Extra Fopeorn—Vfe confine our distribution this Jc44'3c lection of all shades of color. early. year to the new Mapledale Troltflc. A 3 2442 Zumias —Superb double, mixed. Improved Oh artier. Best market radish. Sweet Com- We confine our distribution A 44 R • iX"® „ . . «> one unsurpassed new variety, the new ® * # ® VEGETABLE SEEDS. Eutabaya- Yellow Purple Top. The best Country Gentleman. <*44^ *44 ® The seeds we offer are select, fresh and yollow variety. Mammoth Prolific—A splendid late variety. ® y y jK