Preserve The Slops

English husbandmen attnbute a most important value to sink-slops tor nianuring purposes, and witli good reason tor liquidtTof this dcscription are rich in fertilizing properties, and in the most suitablo condiüon tbr t'uruishiug iminediate food for vegetable lite. Wuh a very littlc ou'lay. a auitable receptacle can bo made for recciving thoso house slops which are allowed to go to waste by so jmny. One tucthod recominended to us by a fricud is, to set an old oil-cask iu the ground on the north side of your house under the spout aud cover it with a lid; a little charcual tlirown into it once a week will prevent all unpleasaut suiells. From this tank tbc wash can conveniently be applied every few days to cucumbers, meluus, squashes, raspbeiries, grape-vines, etc. Another plan pursued suceesfully is to couduct the slops into a vault whero they will be absorbed by niuck, leaves, and other suitable ingredients of a compost heap. This is made by diggiug a hola two or threu feet deep, and eight or teu leet square, laid in water-cemeut. If too expeusive, firra clay slabs, or old tiniber will auswer for walling purposes. A layor of sawdust, leaf, or uiuck should be placed ou the bottom, aud absoibents added from