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Other the planting of orchards and other improvements advanced 

 by the work of the society will add to the value of every farm. 

 There are many suggestions which may be brought to bear and at 

 the same time make no overdrawn statements. It seems to me with 

 your large acquaintance you might find some one around every 

 business center who can be enlisted in this cause. 



I remain yours, 



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RADISHES FROM LARGE AND SMALL SEED. 



Illustration shows the effect on maturity of radishes from large seed as compared 

 with those from small seed. In the illustration the five radishes to the left were grown from 

 large, selected seed, and those to the right were grown from small, selected seed. This illus- 

 tration shows very plainly the difference. We give a practical lesson of this kind to all our 

 students, and it is seldom that they fail to get good results in this work, which shows that 

 the results are verv uniform. PROF. SAMUBI, B. GREEN. 



