What An Old Farmer Says

Tliis lbo advice ufan oíd man wli bu illod the 0l for li'rtyycars i I ;im ai) oíd Miau, apwaid OÍ linee tOOK Mffa, dnrinp (u ieore of which I have 6D a lülerol' tbe KÍI. I camiot :s;y tliai ¦iiw, bul I have Itci'ii riek. and have all I neeú ; do nol owc i dollar ; have givcn luy oMMren a mul edaoatioa, aad when 1 ain callcl away, t.i loave llicm, eOOHfh to keep the wolf Irniii tin' door. M cipcriiia- t;tii;lil me tlial I. One sore of Isnd, well preptred and wdl cnliivai'''!, pradneea more ibu two whicli reoeive (mly th same unoottl oeces-:i i y lo keep 'Mie well. l'. Ose oow, hor', mulé, tboepor ímh, well led, iaomn profiuble tlian tw kopt oo tbe une amoaoi ncccscary lokeci oDewell. ¦ One tere of olover or grus a wortli mure llian tWO of C íttOfl wlicie DO i;ra- ni olover is raM'il. 4. No farmer wfao bají cat.--, ern or wheat, fodderorbay, aa rulo lor ten year, r;in keep tbe sheriff away from thv door in the ind. i. The laiiniM wbo lever rcads (lic papent, MMen at li k farmiog and improfe!ii-ttt , tlwayi ha a leaky mof, brokeo down (enees, i"'l oomplaiiM of bad naCOIIS. 6. The farmer who is above liis baaitiesa and intrusts it toaootbor, mxm has no bttaiuesB to attend to. 7. The farmer whoae habitual beverage is cold water is healthier, wealthier and WÚer than he who does not refu.se todrint. '