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BUos IN VNEs.-Plaster is a good ar
ticle to sprinkle over the vines every two
or three days, to drive away the yellow
bugs. They seem to fear it much, though
we find nothing poisonous in it. Any kind
Of dust strewn on the vines has tendency
to feeP off insects, but new dusting viii
be necessary after each shower Of frain.-
The black squash bug, as well as the yel.
low striped bug, may Be killed BY hiPping
With the fingers, but the business Is not the
most agreeable kind. Shingles or bits Of
board should be laid on the ground between
the hills, for q trap. Bugs are fond ofget-
ting under them ior protection through the
night. In the morning you can take up e
shinale = each hahda and by clapping them
together fOn may crush all that adhere to
the m,derside. This is he best mode We
have tried iekin these bags.