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cessful expeIiments-if one in a thou
sand succeeds well, we are rewarded.
Although the Morus Multicaulis and
Baden corn did not succeed. it is no
evidence that the productveness of
Gus corn may not be. increased by ju-
dIcious selection and good cultivation.
and that rearing ofsllk " orms and MA.
king silk, may not be very profitable
in some portions of lhe country. Ex.
tensive knowledge ls necessary to sue,
cess, and many experiments fail for
the want Of a kno"!edge of soil-cli-
mate and the nature Of planting


And Ne Call many t1ings theory and
humbug. becauae we attempt their
production whore nature never inten.
ded them 80 er0~ - when in congo,
nial soil aod climate they succeed
well. J.