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It is proposed to set a huckleberry plantation next spring. 



A hot-bed heated with a home made coal furnace was constructed last fall. 

 This has worked well. It will probably prove to be a cheaper hot-bed than 

 the manure beds in common use. Details of its construction may be expected 

 later. 



Bulletin No. 1, issued last October, contains a list of our fruits. This 

 spring the following fruits, and many others, will be added: 



APPLES. 



Arabskoe. 

 Arnold's Beauty. 



Bailey's Sweet. 



Beauty of the West ( Western 



Beauty). 

 Bennington Stripe. 

 Ben Peffer. 

 Bernard. 

 Bethel. 

 Bidgood. 

 Black Twig. 

 Blinkbonny. 

 Blooming Beauty. 

 Bonne Gardner. 

 Broadwell. 



Cadwallader's Golden. 

 Celestia. 

 Cellini. 

 Cheese. 

 Chenango. 

 Choice. 



Clark's Orange. 

 Clermont. 

 Cole's Quince. 

 Cooper's Early White. 

 Cornell's Fancy, 

 Dawe's Porter. 

 Decarie. 

 Domine. 

 Dr. Noyes. 

 Dumpling of Iowa. 

 Durham's Winter. 

 Early Colton. 

 Early Pennock. 

 Early Pipe. 

 Egyptian Russet. 

 Fairchild's Wisconsin. 

 Fall Spitzenbergh. 

 Fameuse Sucree. 

 Flower of Genesee. 

 Fourth of July. 

 Fulton. 

 Gibb's Apple. 



Lewis. 



Maiden's Favorite. 



Mann. 



Marquis of Lome. 



Mason's Orange. 



Mcintosh Red. 



Mexico. 



Milden. 



Minkler. 



Missouri Pippin. 



Monstrous Bellefleur. 



Mote's Sweet. 



Muster. 



Nickajack. 



Nicnac. 



Occident. 



Ontario. 



Pear of Illinois. 



Pewaukee. 



Pickard's Reserve. 



Pittsburg Pippin. 



Pomeroy. 



Portsmouth Beauty. 



Powers. 



Presh's Winter. 



Pyle's Green Winter. 



Pagan's Red. 



Red Russet. 



Richard's Graft. 



Ridge Pippin. 



Rock Pippin. 



Rolfe. 



Roman Stem. 



Rubicon. 



Salome. 



Sawyer. 



Scott's Best. 



Seedless. 



Shiawassee Beauty. 



Somerset (of Maine). 



Southern King. 



St. Hilaire. 



St. Lawrence, 



