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THE APPLE. 



EosEAir. 

 Foreign. Large, dark red, irregular in size and form ; unprofitable. 



Ettlb's SxraiMEB Sweeting. 

 American. Medium, oblong, yellow, poor. August. 



SOAELET NONPAEEIL. 



New Scarlet Nonpareil. 



Foreign. Medium, roundish, deep red on yellowish green ; flesh, firm, acid. November to 

 February, 



Shippen's Ettbset. 



Large, roundish, flattened, russet on greenish yellow ; flesh, white, spongy, acid. January 

 to March. 



Shipley GEEEif. 



American. Medium, oblong, rusty red, acid ; cooking only. All "Winter. 



Skunk. 

 Polecat. 

 American. Large, flat, dull dark red on yellow ; flesh, yellowish, dry. December, January. 



Spkagite. 



Size, small, oblong oval, slightly conic ; skin, yellow ; flesh, yellow, juicy, tender, sprightly, 

 Bub-acid. October. 



Steel's Sweet. 



Origin, Kensington, Conn. Fruit, medium, globular angular, yellowish, slight blush ; flesh, 

 white, compact, juicy, with a peculiar saccharine flavor. JDecember to March. 



Speing Geove Codlin. 



Foreign. Medium, oblong rounded, greenish yellow ; flesh, greenish, sub-acid ; cooking. 



August, Novembei". 



Speingee's Seedling. 



American. Small, oblong oval, dull yellowish green, stripes of red ; flesh, firm, negative 

 January to May. 



Steiped Mohawk. 



Above medium, round, red striped on yellow ; flesh, dry, poor. Late Autumn. 



Stjgae Loaf Pippin. 



Sugar Loaf Greening. 



Foreign. Large, oblong conical, duU greenish yellow, brownish in sun; flesh, "good." 

 August, September. 



Summee Golden Pippin. 

 Foreign. Small, roundish oblong, yellow ; flesh, whitish, firm, sweet. August, September. 



Stjmmee Eambotte. 



Summer Eambo, | Eambour Franc, | Eambour d'Ete. 



Foreign. Above medium, greenish yellow, streaked with red, roundish flattened, apt to be 

 mealy. August. 



SXTMMEK EtrSSET, 



American. Small, roundish conical, yellow, partly russeted, sweet, dry. September. 



SWEEX AND SotTE. 



Medium, roundish flattened, greenish ; only valued as a curiosity. From a diseased propa- 

 gation. 



