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patatae. in Minnesota.

| Prof. Lacey, of the Minnesota State uni
| yersity experimental farm, sends the record
| OF experiments in the cultivation last year, .
| of which were grown on "a varieties of pota-
toes grown by him on clayey loan and sandy
soil. The clay lunm was planted April 81,
and the sandy soil April %.
The land was plowed in tina autumn previ-
Gus, thoroughly narrowed in the spring,
marked for the rows threefeet apart, and fur
rows were made with shovel pillow. The
seed cut to single eyes as near as possible,
dropped in the burrows about IL inches apart.
and covered with the shovel plsw. No ma
nure was applied. The cultivation consisted
in the use of the harrow as often as the weeds
appeared, until the potatoes were well above
gro md. The five-tooth cultivator and double
shovel pillow were used for cultivation, and be-
fore the vines fell they were ridged with the
single shovel pillow. Weeds were subsequent
ly cut out where the cultiyator could not
reach them.
The best Yields were as follows.
.Fluke on clay loan, 17T.2 large, 365 small,
above medium; on sandy soil 94.s large, 212
small medium, oblong, white, deepeyes very
shallow; ripe Aug. 20.
Victor on clay soil, 172 large, 145 small,
argei on sandy soil 5l9 large, l2.7 small,
large, roundish, purple eyes shallow; ripe
Aug. 90.
Shaker Fancy on clay loan, 16 A large, 1L.7
small. average size large. On sandy soil,
IS . large, 81 small, medium, roundish, rose,
deep eyes, medium ripe Sept h.
Late Rose on clay loan, 154.5 large, 1911
small, average size, medium; on sandy soil,
"A 2 large, 125 small medium; roundish, rose
shallow eyes; ripe Aug. 20.
lcutta Seeding on clay so l, 154i large,
3.S small, above medium, on sandy soil 93.7
arge, % 5 small, medium, oblong, white, eyes
hallow; ripe Aug. 26.
Dunmore's Seeding on clay soil, 40 large,
81 small, medium; on sandy soil, 1913 large,
a. small, mediumj oblong, white, shallow,
ripe Aug. %
Burbank Seeding on clay soil, 1880 large,
IA 3 small, medium; on sandy soil, 81 large,
40 small, medium; long white. shallow;
ripe Aug. %.
Early rose on clay loan, 500 large, 11.2
small; on sandy soil, 114.5 large, 3l.5 small,
oblong, eyes shallow.
st. Lawrence on clay loan, ll2.9 large, 1913
small, medium; on sandy soil, LAG large, |
122 small, medium, oblong, red,eyes shallow
ripe Aug. rs.
The bushel, Prof. Lacey adds, was computed
at 80 pounds. No satisfactory explanation
can be given for the light yield of 1878. The
Dunsmore Seeding had been for two years
previous the best producer, and, so far as the |
trial indicates, the st. Lawrence is peculiarly |
adapted to both light and heavy soil, Early |
is the best yielding early potato, |
while its size is equal or superior to that Of
other early varieties; the best producers on
clay loan are all late varieties, while the best
producers ON sandy soil are, with one excep-
ton, early varieties. This he thinks is due !
to some popularity of the season, and may |
not occur again.
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4 PROMPT Man.

People never tire, saws "Causeur" in
thc Transcript, of hearing stories OF the
late Colonel Isaac O. Barnes, of this city,
while United States Marshal of this dis
triCt He was large man, fond of chat
ting with friends, and possessed withal
thin, piping. squea6y voice that was all
his own. He dislik ID restraint of any
kind. and was specially averse to religious
services, chiefly because he had to keep
silent while they lasted. He had an old
friend Mr.. Kidder Marshall-to whom
he was warmly attached, and vixen Mr..
Marshall died, felt il his duty to attend
the funeral, which took place in Fitch
burg. IT was q hot sticky day in sum-
ner. and the ride from Boston in the
cars wss anything but pleasant. Arrived
III The house of the deceased friend, he
fonnd a large gathering IN the pRElor,
which was warm and close. The Colonel
wcdged himself into an armchair several
sizes too sma for his ample person,
settled himself as best he could, and
'tigetted." Ii SO CHANGED that two
clergymen conducted the services, which
were so protr,cted that two hours had
passed before the last amen" had been
sand In the midst OF the solemn pause
hat followed ii, Colonel Barnes, who
could "hold in" no longer, turned to the
gentleman next him, and, in voice
pitched in high key, said. ''Did you
know KID" Il did said his fellow
mourner, in a deep hushed voice. ale
was q nice fellow, wasn't heln pipea
Barnes. HE was" answered his neigh
por.still in the same mournful tone. "Yes
and he was mighty smart fellow, too,
continued the Colonel, now giving his
Shrill voice fee play, and wipiug the
leads from his forehead; "if he'd had tht
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The Writers of the Bible.


Moses wrote Genesis, Exodus, Levitt
Gus, Numbers and Deuteronomy.
Joshua, Phinehas or Eleazsr wrote the
book of Joshua, but it IS noe certain
which of them.
Samuel is the penman of the books of
Judges aud Ruth. He also wrote the
first sets of David; and probably Nathan
and Cad wrote his last acts, and the
whole was formed into two books, which
were named after Samuel, as the most
eminent person, called the first and sec
0nd books of Samuel.
jeremiah most probably compiled the
two books of Kings.
Ezra compiled the two books Of the
Chronicles. Ee IS also the author of the
book bearing his name.
Nehemiah wrote Nehemiah.
Tne author OF the book of Esther IL
unknown. Supposed to have been Nor
1icai.
L:hu was most probably the penman
of the book of Job. Moses may heve
written the first two chapters and the
last Some think Job wrote it himself.
David wrote most of the book OF
Psalms. Asaph penned few of them.
Soiorpon wrote Proverbs, Ecclesiastes
and the Songs of solomon.
Isaiah is the author of the prophecy of
Isaiah.
jeremiah wrote the book tcaiizg his
name and the Lamentations of Jers
miaG.
E6ekial, Daniel. Hosea. joel, Amos
Obadian. probably Jonah, Micah, Ma
hum. Hsbakkuk, Zsphanish, Haggi and
Zachsriah wrote the books of prophesIe:
bearing their respective nsmes.
Matthew. Mark, Like and John wrote
the gospels named after them.
Lake wrote the acts Of the Apostles.
| Paul is the author OF the Epistles ,t
! the Romans, Corinthians, Galatians
Epheaans. Philippines. ClIossians, Tnes
slcnians, Timothy, Titus, Philemon and
| Hebrews.
| James. the son of Alpheus, who ssa
| cousin-german to Carist, and one Of this
apostles, wrote the Epistie Ct James.
| The apostle John wrote the three T,pis
ties of John.
Jude, the apostle, The brother Of James
/ called also Lebbeus, whose surname va
| ThsifIeus, a near relative of our Lord
wrota the Epistle Of Jude.
s.. John the divine. wrote Revela
tons.
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BIZ ELAINE GO0DAIE.
WHY does the bud that Is near to Its breaking
Wake sweeter smiles than the fully-blown
rosel
Why does the dream on the verge of awaking
Stir deeper truths than deeper repose!
Why does the love that is broken with parting
Lift itself higher by the fulness OF pain!
Close on compietion we never attain?
Why? For bo,tudless unsatisfed longing
Lies deepest down in the warm human
heart;
Ever with this are the sympathies thronging,
Ever by this do the heayen-hOwers start
Grow with our Spring: we can follow you
wholly
Only as far AS its instincts are sent;
Summers fact that is hidden and holy,
We have not seenit-we are not content.
--Snndau A fferno0R
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Talk about knowing babies. A young
married couple, living On North Dele
ware street, have six months old babe
that for two weeks past has been consid-
cred tbe wonder of the nslghboThood
and the admiration Of all mothers for
squares and squsres about. Only SIX
months old, AMI actually scratched its
own headi Did If, too, with the vlgof
oil an Gig ht.year- old schoolboy. It was
too cunnin'l The other day sn old lady
Of vast experience was shown the baby
the wonderful baby if was scratch.
ing its head with unusual emphasis
She adjusted her glasses and looked care.
fully. No matter what she said. A fine
toothed comb was brought, the nurs,
girl was discharged, and the phenome
non ceased. Indian apoifs Ness.
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an idea of the effect this produced in the
house. In vain he gesticulated wildly,
in vain he endeavored to sing; be actually
attempted protest the result was only
shrek after shrek of laughter. IT is
not necessary to add that the very light
tenor never appeared again in Dublin.
The Theatre.
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he raised his eyes to the serene and kindly

he raised his eyes to the serene and kindly
face opposite.
''Why, this is IA dictionary
"Fery true" responded Deacon Brown :.
"But you'll find every word Of Elder Wake
mans sermon in it--if you look long enough
II must confess, however, added the dea-
con. as soon as the general laughter and
establishment he'd subsidized q little, glanclng
smilingly across the table at Elder Wakeman,
that there are not many that can string
them together 30 as TO form such an interest
ing and Instructive DISCOURSE
Here the elder and deacon shook hands,
which was the signal for a general hand
shaking, congratulations and good feeling.
No one was dissatisfied, with the exception
OF Mr.. Quimby, who. mortified and con-
founded at the unexpected turn affairs had
taken, had skunk from the room.
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AS regards It's fodder value, Professor
Stoser says that from analysis, buckwheat
straw, when mixed in small proportion
with richer kinds Of food, might, like
other straws, be usefuily employed for
feeding animals in many cases, especial
ii if it were previously soitened By steam
inc or soaking.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1879-05-01

Is recoverable. not By the U . Of mineral Sc
datiyes, but by q recourse 20 effectusi tonic
Treatment. 0liates ard the Ike should only be
ged as auxiliaries, ara lissl ss s,sa-Iugiy as
nossible. Vigorous nerves are quiet ones, and
the most direct way to render them 50 IS to re-
inforce the vital energies. afsterlng iHyigo-
Ts-at Hostettsr's Stomach BitEers. will be
sogrid 1ieienf for this fpose. since i en-
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Many hundred Thousand dollars are annu-
ally expended by ladies. for artificial appli,
apees to hide The shrunken and wasted form
or the sallow skin, blotehes, or liver spots,
which are due to female weakness, dyspepsia,
torpidliver, and constipation. II a small per
cent. of this sum were invested in DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, ladies would soon really
be what they now see7a TO be. 1t readily cor
reefs those weaknesses and diseases upon
which debility and emaciation depend. It
cures dyspepsia by toning up the system, and
when used in connection with DR., Pieree's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, speedily over.
comes all irregularities of the liver and bowels
No "bloom Of YOUTH" no ''beautitler of the
compIextion,n can impart such permanent
beauty of face and form as DIR. Pierce's health
giving FayorIte Prescription.
lis astonishing with what rapidly ulcerous
sores and erlptive maladies are cured l.
Henry's Carbolic Salye, an external antidott
to unhealthy conditions Of the skin which Is
preferred by physicians to every other prep
aration containing the carbolic element. II
is undoubtedly the finest antiseptic and puri-
fer extant. 1t acts like charm on purulent
eruptions and has also been successfully used
for rheumatism and sore throat. All druggists
sell it.
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Pseyident Minlsser-s.i Wish 10 state
that | have procured an alarm clock that
wis wake up the congregation when tie
services are over :
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A California Colony is being formed at
Buffalo, n. X, TO settle tract of 1000 acres
in California. Those wishing to know all
about it and California Colonies, can learn by
ine.osing six cents in stamps, to California
Colony, IA w. Swan Street. Buffalo, n. Y, or
TO Wendell Easton, ~ Montgomery Street.
SON Erapnisro California
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y
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tirely removes impediments to thorough diges-
ton and assimilation Of the food, so that the
body is insured its due amount Of nourishment,
and consequently Of Stamina. Rheumatic tend
encies and affections of the kidneys and blad-
der are also counteracted by the Bltters. which
is besides pleasant medicinal stimulant, in
ffnitely purer than the raw exeitants of COM
merce, which react injurionsly upon the nerv-
Gus system
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Not at one, two or three only, but at the five
great worlds eXpositions held during the last
twelve years, the Mason 81 Hamin Organ Co
have received highest bonors. This is nothing
ess than demonstration that their organs are
The best.
Smoke Pogue's sitting Bull Durham Tobacco
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anei develops the lowing child.
WHAT ::;:: 4: u: S.:
wv asHa Bright's Disease, Kidney, Bladder
eas u5.w q n ux Eagt and Uruwry Diseases
EENK EEI HINT ~ gsEMEDY
III E8 Em kx cures Diabetes. Gravel lnoonti-
kA EEN 81 nence and 8etsntion OF Urine, la
- NsT vi temperance ard l1as OF Appetite
An dies asas ~ Ipa Kidneys, ri sdIer ard Urinary
Crxaas are cured Ey HUNTS BEEN EsfSE TAS
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%s es55% PARIS EXPEDITION,
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f19%FtffY 1870 BONES IL wsRuAsTFp Npt tUlrtHN
III VIZ I8Ns& $40 i,if= pu-* 81 f q =
4Efhi@IEsA~ iMPBDvED HgkLTH GeRSts
Ain MlEsssEA Is nalN ~ tl thc iNnlicp hht WIZ ~
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When writing TO advertisers pleas o
saw teeIr advertisement ip thia paper
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E..ys ] y : "a HIS
have failed 10 do,

he sost reIilbs food Ia the world II produces tone
4cie, brazil ferss etc. and ia every way Preserves
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THE KENTUckY LOTTERY ,,S, GoMrASY.
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OI.JZC.DRAws THURSDAY. FEBRUARY
1894 Prizes. $67 ,925 distributed
Capital Prize. $1,000.
Lucky offce, 227 Broadway.
h. II. PORTER Il CO.. Northern Agents.
SPORTING, DOGS, BIRDS. &C.
nRDERs AND COMMISSIONS on BfLL1XRD T0UK-
Onament rcceycd afternoon and evening at II. DA
vIS', No. . Sd av STEDEKER HOFF.
THE .BAUER-MULDooN MATcH,IRvING HALL.
Monday, February3 Orders for tickets sent TO Fred
will be filed by SAN MATHEWS, oficc Turf, Field and
Farm 81 Park row. tatf
THE ONLY DEALER AND BREEDER OF FIRST
prize Dogs and Gamo Fowls: Medicine for all dog and
fowl Diseases d. P1FOSTER. 3 West Sd st.
THE BAUER-MULDOON MATCH-FIvE TICKETS
for sale at TYSONS news counter. Fifth Avenue hotel
HORSES CARWlACEs &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-29

MILLINERY AND DRESsMAkING.
NINE f. r. WILKES, FORMERLY or lsl 5Ti Az,
Nliaie having chgfEs Of D. H. Macy Co.'S dressmaking
wtfro2hme business l04 9th popular
prices, ON Monday. kssvasry 10. 1879.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-29

N To railroad companies and others
Tho undcrsgncd respectfully informs the public and rail
road companies IN particular that they the
Of several valuable patents for tho
aud steel snow swccpers stnbc brooms and whcrca
persona formerly In their ploy associated with
hc nssignec ct tho late firm of Macarthur Co. IA Pearl
- are manufacturing said booms and swecpcrs ~ viola
eou Of their patents against whom legal
been commonced), tho public therefore cautioned
against the broops or
u doing they render seinselve. liable
Tho patent brnome be obtained only from j. MrAR
THUR CO.. is5 and iy7 FULTON ss.. New York
IL DISEASES or MIN, WHATEVER THE
hesmss recent or lcng ssandirS speedily nnd Perma