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Index of Fruits. 



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RASPBERRIES. 



Allen, p. 444. 



American Black-Cap, p. 442. 



American White-Cap. See Golden 

 Cap. 



Antwerp. See Hudson River Ant- 

 werp, Red Antwerp, Yellow Ant- 

 werp. 



Arnold's Orange. Large, dark 

 orange; excellent. New. Paris, 

 C. W. 



Bagley's Perpetual. Medium, oblate, 

 red ; sub-acid, poor. 



Barnet. Large, obtuse, conic, red- 

 dish purple. English. Of little 

 value. 



Belle de Fontenay, p. 439. 



Belle de Paluau, p. 439. 



Brandywine, p. 444. 



Brentford Cane. Medium, ovate, 

 dark red. English. Of little 

 value. 



Brinckle's Orange. See Orange. 



Burlington, orProsser. Large, firm, 

 sweet, good. New. N. J. 



Catawissa, p. 442. 



Clarke, p. 439. 



Col. Wilder, p. 439. 



Cope. Roundish, conical, red ; firm, 

 good ; growth moderate. Phila. 



Cretan Red. Small, deep red ; poer. 



Old foreign sort. 



Gushing. Roundish, conical, regu- 

 lar, red ; quality good ; moderately 

 vigorous and productive. Phila. 



Davison's Thornless, p. 442. 



Doolittle, p. 442. 



Double Bearing. A variety of Ant- 

 werp, bearing a second crop, now 

 superseded. 



Duhring. Large, crimson ; soft ; 

 good. Phila. 



Ellisdale, p. 442. 



Emily. Large ; sometimes shoulder- 

 ed ; yellow. 



FastolfF, p. 439. 

 Fillbasket, p. 440. 

 Franconia, p. 440. 

 French, p. 440. 



Ganargua, p. 442. 



Gen. Patterson. Large, red. Phila. 



Dr. Brinckle. 

 Golden Cap, p. 442. 

 Golden Thornless, p. 442. 



Herstine, p. 444. 



Hornet, p. 440. 



Hudson River Antwerp, p 441. 



Imperial Red. Medium, roundish, 

 scarlet, pleasant. N. J 



Joslyn's Improved. See Doolittle. 



Kirtland, p. 444. 

 Knevett's Giant, p. 441. 



Large-fruited Monthly, p. 441. 

 Lum's Everbearing. An autumn 

 fruiting black-cap. Sandusky, O. 



Mammoth Cluster, p. 443. 



Marvel of the Four Sfiasons, p. 

 442. 



McCormick. See Mammoth Clus- 

 ter. 



Merveille des Quatre Saisons. See 

 Marvel of Four Seasons. 



Miami. See Mammoth Cluster. 



