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Index of Fruits. 



Smock Freestone, p. 343. 



Snow, p. 341. 



Steadly. Large, whitish with a slight 

 blush. Ripens a few days after 

 Heath Cling. 



Strawberry, p. 341. 



Stetson's Seedling, p. 338. 



Stump the World, p. 338. 



Sturtevant. Resembles Bergen' s 

 Yellow, slightly larger ; hardy, 

 vigorous, productive. New. 



Surpasse Melocoton. Large, round- 

 ish oval ; yellow with a red cheek ; 

 flesh nearly white ; rich, excellent. 

 Early autumn. Productive. Roch- 

 ester, N. Y. 



Susquehanna, p. 343. 



Sweetwater. See Early Anne. 



Sweetwater, Early, p. 338. 



Thurber. Large, roundish, creamy 

 white marbled with crimson ; rich 

 in quality. Ripens in July in 

 Georgia. 



Tippecanoe, p. 346. 



Titus. Large, roundish, yellow and 

 red ; juicy, rich ; excellent. Late 

 September. Phila. 



Troth's Early, p. 339. 



Tuft's Rareripe, p. 343. 



Unique. See Emperor of Russia. 



Van Buren's Golden Dw r arf. Me- 

 dium, ovate, yellow ; clingstone ; 

 quality poor. Southern. Tree 

 small or dwarf ; tender and value- 

 less at the North. 



Vanguard. See Noblesse. 



Van Zandt's Superb, p. 339. 



Wager. Medium, long oval, yellow, 

 firm ; early autumn. Drying and 

 canning. 



W'alburton Admirable, p. 335. 



Walter's Early, p. 339. 



Ward's Late Free, p. 339. 



Washington, p. 339. 



Washington Clingstone, p. 346. 



Waterloo. Medium, round, deep 

 red on a pale skin ; melting, ad- 

 hering to the stone ; very good in 

 quality. Ripens with Amsden and 

 Alexander, and is rather superior 

 to them. 



Wheatland. Large, roundish, gold- 

 en yellow with a crimson cheek ; 

 juicy, very good, productive. 

 Ripens after Crawford's Early. 



White Avant. See White Nutmeg. 



White Blossomed Incomparable. 

 Large, oval, white ; flesh white ; 

 juicy, pleasant. September. 



White Imperial, p. 339. 



White Melocoton. See Morris 

 White. 



Yellow Admirable, p. 343. 



Yellow Alberge, p. 343. 



Yellow Pineapple. See Lemon 



Clingstone. 

 Yellow Rareripe, p. 343. 



PEARS. 



Abbe Edouard. Medium, obovate, 

 bright green becoming yellow ; 

 juicy, half-melting, agreeable. No- 

 vember. Belgian. 



Abbot, p. 287. 



Adams, p. 276. 



Adelaide de Reves. Medium, round- 

 ish, green becoming yellow ; very 

 juicy, melting, rich, vinous. Oc- 

 tober. Belgian. 



! Alexander. Medium, oblong obo- 

 vate, greenish and russet ; juicy, 



