FACT NUMBER TWO. o9 



A like course may also be pursued with the pear or the 

 apple tree, when either, by continued bearing, has destroyed 

 its: energies, and rendered its fruit valueless. The breathers 

 left to support the tree, will yield fine fruit the first season, 

 and the new shoots the second or third season, and all of 

 prime size and rich flavor like the fruit of a young tree. 



