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We have had so far, e beautiful and auspclous
sorina never better season for our farmers
jus, the requisite quantity of rain has fallen &c
give deep ,inge 0! verdure and vgor to the COM
ing crops Of wheat. Wehave had. It's true, some
frosty mornings which have been very cold but
the knowing ones, and those whose hopes are
based upon certain mystical lore concerning 'nhu'
ences Of the Moon at certain periods upon plants
"a orcua rly p.acAes and onions, say that the fruit
is not nipt, and tina. We shall revel, next summer
in oil the luxury Of peaches and milk. We
vsaId fain believe their positive representations;
fer .=e .ea.ene without nny fruit is moro than we
can patientIy stomdeh.