lossom buds on the two-year-old wood, and the ding to the end of a plank, from which they failed to re- it, as in Figs. 8, 4, and 5. This necessitates going over the leaf buds on the last year’s growth. In this, aa aa repre- turn. The inventor says that this trap will fix any animal in exactly that… … tortured, by systems of training, pru- ing the bait, E, or meddling with the ning, and feeding, as the grape vine. DILDINE’S ANIMAL TRAP. swinging piece is, on his part, an un- Were it not possessed of a constitu- fortunate mistake, as the eficct ix to tional vigor and a power of recupera- push…
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