Gardening.
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There Is not in life a more de lightful occupation than garden. ing. To breathe the pure at mosphere of Spring, to prepare the beds and borders for vcgeta- ble, plants and flowers, to SOW the seed and set out the various slips and cuttings, arranging ev- cry thing with order and taste, to look earnestly for the first leafand bud and flower to watch their growth, to enjoy their beau

 ty and fragrance, to show them to ones friends, to talk about them, to have the m admired, and 10 know that all this is the work af your hands or directions this is an enjoyment scarcely to be equalled, and accessible in this country to all. Let none then fail to secure it. We ah ways thought it evidence of a good wife, to see her often in the garden, and fond of inspecting