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How THE FARM PAYS. 



at the proper season, they are often found to be a very paying crop. 

 For early varieties sow in drills three inches deep and three feet apart, 

 requiring two and one-half bushels to the acre. The land need not 



be very rich for peas, and they will follow very well after corn or 

 potatoes, if the ground is in good heart, without manure. The 

 variety most favored for market purposes is that sent out in 1883, 

 known as " Henderson's First of All," which matures about five or 



