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Green Apples-As soon as your trees commence casting their premature fruit, gather all up and present them to your hogsor better yet, let those

 ndusrials have free access to your orchards, in der that they may seek out and gather for them selves. On examining the fallen apples, each will be found tocontain small worm or lnaggot, which Is no other than the ccullO in its pupa state, and which, after eating it's way out, will leave the ap. pie for the so whence it will emerge in the spring iulled developed, and ready to commence it's rava- ges after the manner of it's parent the year before. -Muiue CultiyatOT