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ton. and cork II up IN bottle Of MaleVo>


lence. hang itup by skein of Street Yarn.
shake il occasionally for two or three DAYS,
and ii will be fl for use.


Let few drops be taken lust before
walking out, and the subject will be ena.
bied TO speak all manner of evil, and that
continually.


CULTURE OF THE CUcUNRER.--I viii
state fact relative TO the planting of Gu
cumbers, which came Under my ohzarva-
ton. and which is worthy OF being known.
1 shall at ieas; give farther trial myself Of
It's reality; though cannot conceive there
is doubt remaining on the subject. Last
spring, ahiend of mlne and nyself were
planting cucumbers at the same time. 1
was planting mine, as usual, in the gardens,
by mixing small portion of stable manure
with the earth, and raising the hill an inch
or two above the surface Of The ground
Observing Il, he loosely remarked, Let
me show you how to raise cucumbers'- -
Never having much luck in raising them,
cheerfully agreed TO his proposition. He
commenced by making holes In the earth,
at the distance intended for the hills, that
would hold about a peck--he thsn filled
:hem with dry ieached ashes with very
small quantity of earth. The seed were
then planted CA level with the surface OF
The ground. was willing to see the ex.
pertinent tried, bu; had no expectation of
any thing but loss of seed. labor aud soil.
But imagine my astonishment, tnotwith-
standing drieT season never was known,
and almost a universal failure of garden
vegetables when 5eheid vines remarka>
bly, thrifty. and as fine crop of cucumbers
as any one could wish to raise, and they
continued TO bear for an unusually long
,ime-1 will rot philosophers on the sub
ject-but say to all. try it; and instead of
throwing your ashes away, apply it whera
ii will be of use. and you will reap a rich
reward.--Ohio Farmer.