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PRoDUcT FROM MANuRE.-Experiments in Germany have led to the following concIn- sions If given quantity of land, without any manure, yields three times the seed em- ployed, then the same quantity of land will produce five times the quantity sown, when manured with old herbage, putrid grass or leaves, garden stutS, Ssc.-seyen times when manured with COW dung-niue times with pigeons dung-ten times with horse dung twelve times with goats and sheep's dung fourteen times with human manure or bull Iock's blood.