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GERMAN ME7Hon OF sMAxISc FLow-
.ERs GRow IN THE WIsrER.-We saw off
such branch Of any shrub as will answer
our purpose, and then lay it for an hour or
two in a running stream, If we can fnd
one. The object Of this is to get the ice
from the bark, and soften the buds. 1t is
afterwards carried into our warm rooms
and fixed upright in 4 wooden box or tub
containing water. Fresh burnt limo is then
added to the water and allowed 10 remain
in 1t about twelve hours, when it is remoy-
ed, and water added, with which small
quantity Of yitriol is mixed to prevent its
'putrefying. II Ne sourse Of eome hours
the blossoms begin to make their appear
ance. and afterward the leaves If more
lime sbeiadded the process il quickened,
while il it be not used at all, the process
is retarded and the leaves appear before
the blossom. Fdrmrs' Gaxsts. ) II