It was plain to be seen that if the Wager would. certainly reproduce itself as
a seedling, and was the hardy, productive, fine flavored, desirabie market and
canning peach, that these testimonials claimed for it, it surely would prove
the peach for the million in that low country.
This communication, as you will see, is from nurserymen to the editors of
the Rural Home.
Epitors Rurat Home: We send you this day, samples of our Wager
peach put up nearly as they run from the tree, large and small. The fruit
is rather smaller this year than last, on account of the fearful loads the trees
are carrying, as no variety with usis as large as last season. This is no new
variety, but has been grown in our county (Ontario), many years, and is noted
for its hardiness and sure bearing qualities, having borne very heavy with us
when all other varieties have failed. The fruit shows for itself. Hoping they
may reach you safely, we remain

Yours truly,
Honeoye, N. Y. A. R.& L. PENNELL.
