. Alexander drogas y Seed Co. y descriptivo anual del catálogo ilustrado. PETERKIN mejorado del algodón. Prolífico, Oneu creciente o ramificada, Excel- cuaresma grapado, grandes, pequeñas cápsulas de semillas y los rendimientos del 40%, lleno de pelusas Col ton. Hace ocho años, hemos introducido la semilla de esta espléndida variedad de algodón para el origi- nador, el Capitán J. A. Peterkin, de Carolina del Sur. Hemos vendido grandes cantidades de semilla, y teniendo al país en general, desde Carolina del Norte a Texas, ha dado más satisfacción general que cualquier mejora el algodón nunca pone en el mercado. Se ha sostenido continuamente

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. Alexander Drug and Seed Co.'s annual descriptive and Illustrated catalogue. PETERKIN'S IMPROVED COTTON. Prolific, Oneu Growing or Branching, Excel- lent Staple, Large Bolls, Small Seed and Yields Full 40 Per Cent, of Set Lint Col ton. EIGHT YEARS AGO we introduced the seed of this splendid variety of Cotton for the origi- nator, Capt. J. A. Peterkin, of South Carolina. We have sold great quantities of the Seed, and taking the country at large, from North Carolina to Texas, it has given more general satisfaction than any Improved Cotton ever put upon the market. It has continuously sustained the points of merit claimed for it. Peterkin's has been called by several experienced planters the only really Improved Cotton. For years past we have published numerous let- ters from prominent planters in all the Cotton States, fully justifying all that has been claimed for the Peterkin Seed. We shall not republish these now. Such witnesses as Dr. J. M. McBride, Presi- dent, and S. J. Gaillard, Superintendent, of the South Carolina College Experiment Farm ; Hon. J. B. Humbert, President. South Carolina Agricultural Society; Hon. John K. Mosby, Lauderdale, Miss.; John Handy, Canton, Miss., and many others, are liberal in their praise of it. s We recommend the Peterkin Cotton as one that will not disappoint the grower. It is avigorou grower, a good producer, withstands dry weather better than the common seed, in gross yield equal8 the best prolific varieties known, and in net yield of lint it lays other kinds of Cotton in the shade. We sell the pure Original Stock of the Peterkin Seed. Price, $1.50 per bushel; 5 bushels §1.20 per bushel; 10 bushels, £1 per bushel. Mail packages, 30 cents per pound; 4 pounds for $1. ?. TYLER'S LIMBED CLUSTER COTTON SEED IT is a limbed cluster, very prolific ; fruits from the ground to the top, and matures every boll; not liable to dry forms on stalks, like other prolifics; not liable to fall out, like other clus- ters; makes 38 per cent. lint.