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ILaye seen a farmers wife
take the last twenty bushels Of
wheat from the granary to pur-
chase d new dress, when her hus-
band at the same time. had an
execution against him.


/ have seen farmers that could
go twenty miles to a political
meeting, but would not 60 five
miles to an agricultural one.


| have seen farmers that had
but little except ''dog fence" but
I could not sec that they had bet
ter crops than those that had good
rail or board fence.


i have seen farmers that burned


their straw when threshing their


grain in the fall. and 60 hngging
| tie same article in the spring to


keep their stock alive.
L have seen a farmer that trav-
cIIed one hundred and four miles
a year, 10 use lis neighbours
grindstone, when two days labor
: would purchase one that would
/ last ten years.


| have seen a farmers wife
: that would sour cream and a
: visit to sweet cream and home.
I have seen young men that
!, could pay ten dollars for spree,
!, that would not pay one dollar for
] the Newspaper.


t Ihave seen o mother that called
: her child a brat in the cradle.
. and in two years the child called
7 her a harder name.