Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-16

N0ilIN 'EltAu-s
These have an frui,cd in our gardens an,
bear the evidence Of enduring tho climate
aud Of heins productive. | have never yc
seen The black kno,in this vicinity although
6, attacks the wild cherry in ncichboriu.
towns am inclined to think thatthccur
culio Is not so destructive as In the yicini,io'
oi our cities am satisfied that We can
raise rlums in any quantity. Tho nati,,
Cauala plum, by many called the Pome
cuuatr Is q healthy and vigorous stock ir
which O. corrait an the varieties Of plum'
and in thr,c, or az most, four years, They
will c1mc int, rrous' hearing There l.
no greater luxury than the splendid rlum'
which, thanks % modern horticulture. can
now hs cultatc,l TO almost any extent, and
mo- fruit which W, cultivate will produce %
quick a return as that of ihc plum.
In regard to the Pear would like to ay
much. fyl a growing confidence in our
ability o. rai.s ,hi. choice fruit. Tho n.
forts Of the late Rev. Charlie. Frost, in cul.
iiattuc the pear IN thi, town. wrrc crown.
81 with complete suo'rss. / h.lirvo tlat
should wr s'gurc a irv varieties ot those
most likely 90 succv,l, We should in a Few
war, s,, our labor, rewarded We have
now growing 10 our sar.'n', Oh" Bartlett,
lnu.sr B1nnr dc jersey, Ninroi Wiukfr'l,
Jr'auis'e, Madeleine, Egurr' nial, pu.
cheese d'Ar-rulrme, Flemish Beauty, and
some other, which M, probably O.. good a
-leruon o.. San hs mad, 'or oar latitude. !
think vo should ,'rur, more of tha,, graft
cl nn thr par stock, snas o. have frw
vhi.h shall 'r c1mju. into barring when
thrsr grated on che gu.ur, may sud DENLY
aH.
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into rar -srl.r,. thsIal',. Sweet Watrr.
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dr-l. ar rlrr.l, ar, annually exported al,
ramuur1,ir- prices.
Irs-rst that am not all, to max, ont
% complete li,, aCarrlc, rli.rl IN ,ri. town.
lmn0, the many varieties eul,iyatrlars the
Baldwin, r Island Grsnin- Blue Blue Pear
main, Oxford Black Apple EoRnury Rus
SO. Rel Ru,,t, English Rusr,, y. York
Ra-,rt, Golden Ball, Northern SPY, Lincoln
pIrrin, Huhharlston Nousurh, Victoria,
Belle, Pumpkin Sweet. Pound Swo-t-
Ing. STRIPED Svcetin-, Orange Sweet, Ilo-
uay Sweet, SlTavine, Early Sweet B1uch,
summer Harvey ran harvey French up
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