The literature of fruit culture has become so thoroughly occupied by the market growers, that we are apt to forget that there are other delicious things in the world besides those which have good carrying properties, and that autumn bearing raspberries are among these good things. To grow them well they must be cut down to the ground in spring, and the suckers kept down. They bear from the end of the young wood. We notice that the English magazines regard the Belle de Fontenay, and the Marvel of Four Seasons as different. This is not American experience.