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ARMERs, MAGNIFY YOUR cAELISG.--I wish 1 could Gee
IN all our farmers disposition magnify their calling bur


have been grieved farm house listen to aen
tations over what they their hard lot have beard
the residents upon noble farm, all paid for tak abonf
drudgerv and having their done and few or no
opportunities for their children and have especially been
sorry 10 near the females lament the hard fate of some
promising youth OF eighteen who was adnira
bly, filing up his duties and training himself for extensive
usefulness and influence They have made comparison 70
tween his situation coarely clad and hard and com
ing IN fdtigued, with cousin college von.o man
who cterked IN city till length the boy had be-
dissatisfied and begged off true interests and
happiness am with scences pniov-
men than have witnessed In American farnhouses and
log cabins where the father under influence of en-


ghened Christianity and sound Of life has cone with
hIs family the worll has termed into the woods The
land IS his and he has every nducement to improve il
be finds healthy EMPLOY for himself and family and
never at loss for materials occupy his do not
think the physician has research than The
famer-the proper food OF vegetables and animals will alone
institute wide and lasting field of investigation The daIv
journal OF farmer is ofmuch to himself and
ohersThe record of his bors the expression of his homes
the nature of his fears the opinions of his neph5ors the re-
suits OF his experiments the entire total of his onera
TONS will prove deep of pleasure to any thinking
man. Ii the establishment of agricultural societies and the
cattle shows OF country should have the effect of tmn


ng one farmer every town manage his land and stock
the best principles of husbandy would be won
derfu andpeedy alteration products of the earth be-
comparison would force upon his friends and
neghbors and his example would be certainly beneficial for
prejudice itself will give way pof-CAoa0ies Oratio be-
fore the America. Institute