In productiveness it is not surpassed t-y
any of the family of vine.*. We mv<> let
ters Mali ig that specimens v eigluvg Mlb-s
have been grown without extra effort.-
These can be kept, when ripe, until spring,
if free from fiwt. They mus. not bo froet
bitten in the fall*, any mor than
if to be kept long, in cool tog, they si c. <1
be pared as pumpkins, rnd .lowed w
the addition of pome sort of acid —vin<2ai
will do—lemon improves it for and
'pies. This fruit is a sure product—rriucn
surer than the apple crop, and I fully L -
lieve it is as easily grown than tbo cum
mon pumpkin,
Any person wi.diisg the. s ols, 1 wii
supply between now and sprirgat IQ ets.
per dod.—[\V. H. '•ardnur, J dan ", La
Salle Cq4 I''*.
