WILEY <£ CO., CAYUQA. N. Y. 
Stump the World. Very large, roundish; skin white, with 
a bright red cheek; flesh white, juicy and good. Last of September. 
Wager. Large; yellow, more or less color in the sun; juicy and 
of a fair flavor. While high quality and great beauty cannot be 
claimed for this fruit, the trees have such remarkable vigor and vi- 
tality that they not only produce fruit in great quantities, but pro- 
duce it with a degree of certainty and regularity which is quite 
unusual. These facts commend it to all pfanters for market pur- 
poses. Last of August. 
Wheatland. Originated with D. S. Rogers, near Rochester, 
N. Y. Mr, R., who has large orchards, including the leading sorts, 
thinks this is the finest of all. Fruit large; color golden-yellow, with 
crimson tint; flesh firm and of fine quality. Ripens between Craw- 
ford's Early and Late. 
Wonderful. A free-stone; color rich golden-yellow, over- 
.spread with carmine. It ripens after nearly all other varieties have 
disappeared, and is a remarkable keeper. Tree ■wontier/uZ/j' proUfic. 
IRew IDarieties ipeacbee. 
Triumph. This variety supplies a long felt want for an early, 
yellow-fleshed, free-stone Peach. The tree is hardy and vigorous, 
blooms late, comes into bearing very young, and yields immense 
crops. Flesh bright yellow, and of excellent flavor; pit small, and 
free when perfectly ripe. Ripens with Alexander. Price, 25c. each. 
Greensboro. This wonderful peach is of the Chinese family; 
doul/lc the size of Alexander; color a beautiful crimson, with a yel- 
low cast; flesh white, freestone, and ripens before Alexander, 
Greensboro being gone when Alexanders are at their height, which 
makes it of great value as a market peach. Price, 25c. each. 
Read theJ'^ 
Followingf. 
'97. 
Wii. 
Niagara County, Jui-y 7, 
& Co., 
Gentlemen: The thirty-two hundred (3200) 
peach trees you sent me %Yent through the peculiarly tryinj; season of '96 
nicely and came ont this spring in ^ood shape. I think better than those of 
my neighbors. Yours &c , 
C. A. RINO, M. D. 
WHEATLAND. 
