Hints to Farmers.
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The following practical hints to
Farmers, are extracted from an ad.
dress delivered in 1918, before the
Massachusetts Agricultural Society,
by JOSIAH QUINCY.


"Great profits in agriculture can
result only from great improvements
of the soil.


Great improvements Of the soil can
result only from unremitting industry.
The chief study Of every farmer should
be what is useful, and zhat IS useless &c,
pense, in relation to his art. The dis.
elimination between these is the mas.
ter key of the farmers prosperity.
The first should be incurred with a
freedom little shor: of profusion. The
last should be Stunned, as the sailoI
shuns the rocks, where are seen the
wreck Of the hopes Of preceding mari
ners.


In this art, and in this art alone, 81
lie the liberal hand that maketh rich.'