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|4VLSESs OF MoLEs.-Our correspon- |~s |"l one of our exchange papers, whose |auca'lon on the utility of moles in Eng the wire-worm, and other grubs HSd on the plants of the young corn, A'snea the following additional infor- Ua the subject: |" l had," he says, aeld of rye-grass and clover, one ".Ica' early in the spring, was like a |ssl5 s49 rom Workings of moles. A far . %u nave destroyed the workers |, 'Yl'fary, protected them, and not one ,.ri1Vyed, but l took care not to level la, which they threw up almost every ~ r' now to the practical result. l M, ~ my crop, which was very good T out at the end where the moles M ,%e crop Was better than in any other s1l loW not mole can be discovered n' They did the work designed I, " wise Providence-ate up all D'. , gll'eh would have destroyed my .pa1, raas, and then took their departure saoor's field, where doubtless they SPpeu' Another remark as regards ls, sAan2le, as to the tit-mouse; the lrs as s that they destroy the buds, and bs oS St rum the crop. Now l never 5,s VI :, that kind of birds to be killed, roplS p see them, and protect them;

 ,Sa a rather see a superabmadance of a1 ai s none at all, even by way of

 rbs5 ale consequence is, that have rs f%u bs1 a crop of fruit when my neigh

 gsr3aa aa none. Again, as you pass aa of. 4r' i you very frequently see the

 5psbs. el 'le eabbages, gooseberry and

 wSs s' growing near doors, by cat

 ,,. aaile 5 cabbages in the fields, and

 Al Ioa aalslanee from houses are four

 ''@ Turner end Gardener.