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neous parts becomes common only as new wood is formed Bind the split with rags or lynn-bark, and co'er the graft up with ground, leaving but one two eyes out. The ingenious take pleasure in ex. Perlments. Such experiments often produce won deriul results To see two different kinds of grapes, with different coors, on one sole graf, certainly ex- cites curiosity. The great beauty of the graft con ssts Tn this. CORNEILLE ROUDET.