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| UIYING TIME.-We love 10 think of the natu-
raj division Of the ycar--net only tie fosr season,
as they make their own boundaries, but also the
smaller subdivisions which the changing phenom-
ena of nature on the various labors of the ,illcr
OF the soil suggest, furnish pleasant and profitable
topics for thought. Sccd-time, hocing-tmc, hay
ing-timc, cucumbcr-tlmc, bcrry-iimc, and all the
res, of the tir-es have lessons that all should learn
Whoever will take Il ride into the country now,
will find the fields full of delight and living cm-
beins of that old gentleman with his scylle, who
spares neither age nor youth, nor wealth nor pow
erty. but sweeps bis way with unwearied strokes,
cutting down all, both great and small That
sarc ride too if it be carly in the morning or to-
ward evening, will furnish a perfume far more sa-
yorv and sweet than any that ever made an Araby
OF a ady's toilct-table Beautiful too J. the crop
and big are the hay-oocl,s and therefore tic cat
tie shall not suffer. Tine farmer has to work hard
about these days. with the rays of the sun pouring
down upon hin: with scorchng power. No mat
ter his slcepis is all the swecrsr, his appetite all
the better, and his frame all the stronger. la
borious life he has of it but he may also have an


independent one The banks he deals with are
not likely to fall aud if he buys no more land
than he can pay for and take care OF, keeps clear
of mortgages and debt, uses his own hands and
does not snare the manure-hc need indulge no
fear of Jail or alms-housc


IIav making in some countries i rather more OF
a merry making than in Own. The females
in broad eipsy hats. take sdaro II Tic business
and right hcnlihful it is too. We are not sure
that an exchange of the keys Of the piano tor The
handle of the rake and pirchiork and Iide home
on the hay-cart would not be beneficial TO som e.
who for decateness think they can hardly touch
IL cir feet TO the earth. Albeit "A good humored


rolic in n hay field is far superior enjoyment to
the heated atmosphere OF fashionable party
Take look then. All We who are able 50 to dc, al


the mowers; help them to spread the scented clover
and forget not that all flesh is grass, and must
sooner or later be gathered ia by death; and not
forgetting this, cndcavor to live that'your mem-
orcs shall be sweet to those who weep over your
or,vca Newb't Herald.