The Prince of Liars. f From the Grand Forks Valley (Dak.) Herald.] Modern Miller: In the East,thous ands of people plant and sow 'in the moon' to insure rapid growth, but in Dakota it is dangerous to plant in the prolific phase of the moon, so they are careful to plant at such a time that the moon will exert its influence in holding the crop back. I have known several disasters to result from neglect of this precaution. One day last Jan uary I got lost out in the country,and while I was toiling through the tall new grass, I saw a man with nothing on but his suspenders, tearing along like mad. He stopped just long enough to tell me what was up and off he went for the lowa side of the Sioux river, which he cleared at a bound,and fell on all fours into a snow drift four feet deep. He said he and his wife had looked up the moon busi ness and had planted their garden the evening before, but happened to get hold of a last year's almanac and missed it about four days. The result was that when he woke up that morn ing the beets that he had planted forty feet from the house had crushed in his cellar walls, and s squash vine had taken the door off its hinges and was just mopping the floor with all there was left of the hired man, whom it had snatched out of the bed in the attic. He didn't know where his wife was, but he saw some shreds of a nightgown and several agate buttons in the front yard as he fled. He said there were pea vines after him with pods on 'em large enough for phantom boats; and one could see by the way he was dressed that if he was a liar at all he was not a thoroughbred Dakota sample. If I really thought I would ever become an average Dakota liar I would want to die. This territory must be divided some time before the day of judgement; for how could the Almighty ever audit its acconts with only one set of clerical angels at work at a time ? About two weeks ago I saw a farm er out behind a straw stack gathering into a heap a lot of old bones and pieces of hides and sprinkling salt on thera. Yesterday I saw the same man selling a fine pair of steers to a butcher up town. They were so fat and had filled up so fast that he had pieced out their hides with an old buf falo robe. This granger was a Sun day School superintendent before he came to Dakota, but he swore these V were the cattle I saw him kicking to gether behind the straw stack. lie all they had eaten was some wild grass that had sprung up in his door yard, where the women had thrown a few tubs of warm soap suds on wash days. He said that he had learned that the best way to winter stock in Dakota was to knock them to pieces in the fall and set them up a gain as wanted, otherwise, unless we get a blizzard every week, they were liable to get too fat and round on the native grass. Last fall I stopped at a house to borrow a match to light my pipe with. The man told me to go right cut in the garden and pick all I wanted. did not know what it meant at first, but he went out with me, and—l'm almost afraid you'll think me a liar for telling it—there was about half an acre growing,the finest parlor matches I ever saw. They were thick as hairs on a blind mole. He said he had a poor crop the year before, because the seed was too good for the soil. This year he had mixed his seed matches with about one third toothpicks, and he got a splendid yield. I went out after breakfast and saw the man blowing up Hubbard squash es with gun powder. They were too large to be moved, and the farmer wanted the ground. I noticed that one of his wife's legs was about eight inches longer than the other, and the man explained it thus .• He said when they first came to Dakota they lived in a 'dugout,' with nothing but the ground for a floor, from which they had to mow the grass once a day to find the baby. 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