A Crown of Flowers

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 3, 1871

A Crown of Flowers.

AMONG the things that are said to have come down to us from paradise, uninjured by the fall, the “Beauty of Flowers,” stands foremost; and this relic of Eden is, happily, within the reach of all. The rich have no monopoly in this; rank and reputation are not necessary to its possession; for, true to the touch of the divine pencil, the flowers will open with as gorgeous beauty by the side of the poor man's cottage, as by the palace of the millionaire; and the lowliest dwelling may be surrounded with that which in beauty of adornment outrivals Solomon in all his glory.

Vick's Floral Guide for 1871, has come to our table. In neatness and taste, always up to the highest standard, the edition for this year surpasses itself. To show the increasing popularity of Mr. Vick as a dealer in vegetable and flower seeds, we have only to state that a few years since an edition of thirty or forty thousand copies of his Guide was sufficient to meet the demand. This year he finds it necessary to issue an edition of two hundred thousand.

Every one designing to make a selection of flower or vegetable seeds for the coming season, should send for Vick's Floral Guide, which is furnished at the nominal price of 10 cts. Make a selection of such as you wish, according to the description and illustrations there given, and get reliable seeds. From our own experience we can express the utmost confidence, that every order on the bank of Nature signed with the name of James Vick, will be duly honored.

Address JAMES VICK, Rochester, N. Y.