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Soaking Seeds.-There is an exception to the oft repeated directions to soak seeds before plan ting. It is ,chen the ground $ SO dry as to at- tract the moisture JsoR the seed. Then it delays rather than hastens the vegetation, it indeed doe not kill the seed In all other It is of great benefit to steep, and even scald the seeds have tried all methods for some time, from soaking one hour to sprouting the various seeds, and the above is the result. During the severe drought this spring, steeped seeds have generally died inground and those only have vegetated that were planted dry.-.aibary CultiUator.