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AMERICAN POMOLOGY. 



AUTUMN. 



White Gilliflower. 



WDITKE. 



Broadwell, 



Dominc, 



Flushing Spitzenbeig, 



Golden Busset, 



Hoops ? 



Limbertwig, 



Northern Spy, 



Perry Rasset, 



Rawle's Janet, 



Red Spitzenbei;^, 



Tallman^s Sweet, 



Wagener, 



Westfield Seek-no-fiirther, 



White Winter Fearmain, 



Winesap. 



Yellow Bellflower. 



HABDT, IF TOP-OSAmEB. 



Antomn Swaar, 



Belmont, 



English Russet, 



Fulton, 



Golden Sweet, 



Herefordshire Fearm^n, 



Jonathan, 



Lowell, 



Maiden's Blush, 



Red June, 



Sops of Wine. 



SWEET APPLES FOR BAKING AND FOE STOCK FEEDING. 



With many persons the consumption of sweet apples 

 becomes an important item of household economy ; for 

 the feeding- and fattening of stock sweet apples have 

 deser-redly attracted the attention of intelligent farmers, 

 and they may yet be much more extensively planted in 

 many places where the land is not well adapted to the 

 production of grain and other staple crops for the support 

 of man and the animals under his care. 



With a view to aid the planter the following lists have 

 been collated : 



Sweet apples to be planted for stock feeding. Recom- 

 mended by T. S. Humiickhouse, of Coshocton, Ohio, in 

 Ohio Cultivator, vol. vi, page 283 : 



Ramsdell'B, 

 Spice Sweet, 

 •Superb Sweet. 



WINTBB. 



Baldwin Sweet, 

 Broadwell, 

 Butter Sweet, 

 •Danvers' Winter, 

 Honey Sweeting, 

 •Ladies' Sweeting, 

 Late Found Sweet, 

 May, 

 McKay's Favorite, 



•DuUng Sweet, 

 Golden Sweet, 

 •Jersey Sweet, 

 Fnmpkin Sweet, 

 Red and Green Sweet, 

 Summer Sweet, 

 •Summer Sweet Paradise, 

 •Sweet Bough. 



AnTDMN. 



•Haskell Sweet, 

 •Kinsey's Sweet, 

 Lyman's Pumpkin, 



