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Index of Fruits. 



Chancellor, p. 322. 



Chinese Cling, p. 326. 



Chinese Peach. See Flat Peach of 

 China. 



Claret Clingstone. See Blood Cling- 

 stone. 



Clinton. Medium, roundish, red on 

 yellow ; juicy ; good. Late August. 



Col. Ausley's. See Barrington. 



Cole's Early Red, p. '317. 



Cole's White Melocoton. See Morris 

 White. 



Columbia, p. 325. 



Columbus June, p, 322. 



Cooledge's Early Red Rareripe. 

 See Cooledge's Favorite. 



Cooledge's Favorite, p. 317. 



Crawford's' Early Melocoton, or 

 Crawford's Early, p. 323. 



Crawford's Late Melocoton, p. 324. 



Cut-Leaved. See Emperor of Rus- 

 sia. 



D'Abricot. See Yellow Adinirable. 

 Donahoo Cling, p. 326. 

 Dorsetshire. See Nivette. 

 Double Blossomed. Ornamental ; 



fruit rather large, roundish, of 



poor quality. 

 Double Flowering Peach. See 



Double Blossomed. 

 Double Mountain, p. 314. 

 Druid Hill, p. 317. 

 Dwarf Orleans, or Italian Dwarf. 



Very small, trees dwarf a curios- 



ity. 



Early Admirable, p. 318. 



Early Amsden. See Appendix, p. 



467. 



Early Anne, p. 315. 

 Early Beatrice. See Appendix, p. 



467. 

 Early Chelmsford, p. 315. 



Early Crawford. See Crawford's 

 Early. 



Early Louise. See Appendix, p. 467. 



Early Maiden. Medium, roundish, 

 whitish and red ; juicy, sprightly. 

 August. C. W. 



Early Newington Freestone, p. 322. 



Early Purple, p. 322. 



Early Red Nutmeg. See White 

 Nutmeg. 



Early Red Rareripe. See Red 

 Rareripe. 



Early Royal George. See Royal 

 George. 



Early Sweetwater, p. 320. 



Early Tillotson, p. 315. 



Early White Nutmeg. See White 

 Nutmeg. 



Early York. See Large Early York. 



Eaton's Golden. Rather large, 

 round, golden yellow ; flesh yel- 

 low ; sweet, juicy, with an apricot 

 flavor. N. C. Late. Valuable. 



Edgar's Late Melting. See Chan- 

 cellor. 



Edward's Late White. Large, 

 roundish, white with a red cheek, 

 handsome ; sweet, juicy, excel- 

 lent. Mid-autumn. Ala. 



Eliza. Medium, round, yellow and 

 red. Late September. Phila. 



Elmira Cling. Large, oval, white, 

 downy ; sweet, good. Early 

 August. Miss. 



Emperor of Russia, p. 315. 



Favorite, p. 318. 



Fay's Early Ann, p. 318. 



Flater's St. John. Large, resembling 



Crawford, deep red ; flesh yellow ; 



good. Southern. Very early. 

 Flat Peach of China. Small, very 



oblate, deeply indented to the 



stone at base and apex, yellowish 



