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Eostiezer — Medium, russet, sugary. One of the best early kinds. 
August. 
Saint IiOUis — Said to bo the queen of pears {Reine des Poires). 
S2 encVi. 
Seckel — Small, rich, spicy perfume; of slow growth, but hardy 
and inv.iliiable. October. 
Sheldon — Large, russet, rich, melting, delicious aroma; hardy, 
rigorous, and productive. One of the most popular. October, No- 
vember. 
Souvenir du Congres — Vigorous, enormous size ; appearance 
and flavor of the Bartlett. August. $2 each. 
Stevens's Genesee — T-^arge, handsome, and of good flavor; pro- 
ductive with good culture. October. 
Swan's Orange (Onondaga) — Large, showy, juicy ; tree hardy, 
vigorous, and prodni tive ; an invaluable market-fruit. November. 
Tyson — Medium, melting, perfumed, delicious; a fine early pear. 
August. 
Urbaniste — Large, melting, rich ; one of the best in every respect. 
October, November. 
Vauquelin — A vigorous tree, an excellent winter sort; ripens 
from January to April, 
Viear of Winkfield — Large, juiej', of third quality; remark- 
ably productive ; invaluable for family uses. January. 
Winter Nelis — Medium, russet, melting, rich, and one of tha 
best winter pears ; growth slender and irregular. December, January. 
APRICOTS. 
J'rice SO cents. 
Breda — Small, round, orange and red, rich and juicy ; prolific. 
August. 
Dubois Qolden — Small, light orange, and juicy; tree hardy 
and productive. July. 
Early Feach — Large and delicious. August. 
Moorpark — Large,' yellow, juicy, rich, and fine. August. 
CHERRIES. 
Frice BO to 75 centa. Extra large »lze at $1 • 
Black Eagle — Large, tender, rich, excellent; tree vigorous and 
productive. Early July. 
Black Heart — Medium, tender, juicy ; a hardy, certain, and very 
productive kind. Early July. 
