10 FARMERS.
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Carefully lay up tools that have been used
10 the fall work. Many farmers are very
negligent in keeping their accounts Hence
they do not know how much property they
really possess; their expenditures are suffer-
ed to exceed their income; and ii they are
suddenly removed from life, their property Is
left in confusion, their estates vanish under
the hands OF the ex scutor, and their children,
VINO have perhaps been trained up delicate
ly, are left poor and dependant.


Farmers-In these long evenings you want
the company Of friends, (and the best are in
your famly,j of we'll edited newspaper,
and book from parish library. Furnish
your children also with books that will be 50
Interesting that they cannot refrain from
reading them.


Let the Farmer cease to look abroad for
sources ST sud'lef. wealth-lct each attend
TO his farm understandingly--lct him know
his own plan and pursue it steadily-let him
do his work well and i'll due season--see that
all is in order, and fit for what it is designed
contribute cheertully to objects of useful
mes, and public Improvement, regarding,
with arxious care, the interests of church
and schools-let him discountenance idle and
vicious habits, and promote good conduct
and Vita piety in the circle around him by
his owrexample let him, IN short, striv,
earnestly is discharge his duty to himself
his neighbours, and his God, and he Cat
not fail of success; but with an approving
conscience, and the smiles Of Heaven, hc
will, secure to himself the rank of an hoIu St
Intelligent and independent American Farm
er.