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How To MAKE AN UNPRODrCFNE 1 kal
BsAR-A lady oil our Acquaintance 'ooN us
into her garden few days ago, where we
were shown an apple tree which she inform.
ed US had been planted ten or more years
bat had never, borne any fruit, 10 look
inc over an old volume, she Accidentally
met with what purported to be 4 remedy
for this unproductiveness, which was slma'
ly to cut from each limb close TO where Il
deverges from the trunk, piece OF bark
about four inches round the limo one lnca
IN width. and Immediately replace II by
wing it on with a rag until it adhered a.
gain. Early last spring. she tried tins Ak
pertinent upon the Tree we speak OF, leaY'
ing however. two or three limbs unlouca>
ed.


The result was that in autumn II was
filed with apples but it IS worthy OF re-
mark that those limbs only which had been
cut bore fruit. The operation is very SIM
pie, and as it has proved successful in thus
instance, we have no hesitation IN recon-
ding lis trial in similar cases -Readla5
Gazette.