Try Walnut Leaves

The fly, insignifioatit aa it is in size, and devoid of the power of doing auy great harm, U on of the most annoying littlo f all tho ingoct triba. A nuisunuo to man, the fly i tbe terror of the horso, whoïe flonh is iimdo to quiver whenovor tho foot of one touuhoi him. It is, thernfore. an act of humanity to como to the aid of tho horse, powerftil as ha is, against his nimblc ussailant, the fly. Here is a reoipa whioh in 6id to bo an excellent defensa agninst it. At all evsnts, a trial of it will not involve much expense, nor will it do hrm should it provo unavailing a a defenge to tho horge : Take two or three small handfuls of wiilnut 1ütb8, opon which pour two or three quart of cold water ; lot it infuso one night. pour the whcle next morning into a kettle and let it boíl for a quartor of au hour ; when cold it will bo fit for uso. No niOTO is roquirod than to moisten a apongo, and, beforo the horso goos out of the atablo, let thoso prts which are tho most h-ritable be meared over with the liquor, riz. : betwoen and upon the ears, the neck, etc. Not only the lady or gentleman who drives out for pleasure will derivo benefit from the wnlnut leaves thua prepared, but the ooachinan, the wagouur, and all otbers who ubü horses daring tho hotmonths. - Chas. H. Denison, Troieouting Attomey of Bay County, having nome out for Oreeley, the Bay City Journal demands his resiguation. Du tel ! llead tho spooch of Duncan Stewart commenoing on this page. It tells some hard facts. Oen. James Watson "Webb, now in Europo, writf home Btrongly opposing cloi'tioii of Orant.