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To DESTROY FLIEs.--A correspondent of the Cincinnati Chronicle gives the following:

 IL is perhaps not generally known that black pep per (not red) is poison for many insects. The fo- lowing simple mixture is the best destroyer of inc ro,"on house fly Take equal portions of fine black pepper, fresh ground, and sugar. say enough of each to covera cent pe,ce; moIslen and mix we'll with spoonful of milk, Ga little cream Is better; keep that in your room a"d you will keep down your flies. One advantage over other O son. that it injures nohng else, and another, that the flies seek the air and never die in the housslhs windows bsing or sl