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Bleeding in Vines

Work tegether 1 part calcined oyster-shells beaten to fine powder in a mortar, and 3 parts cheese, until they form a sort of paste. This mixture in a sitting-room, or draw a piece of white is to be forced into the pores of the wood linen or leather over the surface of the leaves, where bleeding takes place, by means of the and he will probably discover the cause of the thumb and finger. A second application is plant's drooping. 1881.) sometimes necessary. (See Nos. 1880 and