THE FARMER.
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has got be quite fashionable and fatter the


rmer-to speak we'll of his occupation and praise him for
industry rugaty and integrity How many of those who
speak ofhat respectable portion of fellow cit
zens would be likely take their places and put their hand
to the plough and look back the business profession
which they follow without any regrets at the change in
their occupaton2 Very few, we think.


The farmers life, though noble is not an easy one lie


literally lives by the his brow he what he has,
he lives on the fruits of his industry, and not on oher
mems earnings And this the why certain class
rather praise the ller of the SOIL than initiate hm-They
praise him while they would ch from him his honest gains
by unjust Legislation, and unequal laws.


speculators fall banks fall and majority ofal those who
tr to go. living without industry economy, aii and
nv honest mechanics and traders who engage business
der the false pretence vogue fall but Nature keeps
steady at work and fails The farmer has Nature on
his side and the producer of othe real wealth the
world Who would not be farmer2