TOadS.
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Never destroy toad he is benclactor
to the farmer, and one Of the cleverest and
mos, efficient Operatives" he can possb-
ly employ. In the season of bugs and
heas, a toad will do more towards the
preservation Of garden than man, and
all he requires of your hands for his val
liable assistance, is the freedom of your
garden turf He NEEDLES with no ones
business bur his own constantly avoid
ing company and intent only on e1Ilrpa-
ting those voracious insects by whose ra-
wages the beauty of the garden is so fire.
quently laid low. Farmers who cannot
conveniently keep hens for the protection
of their garden vegetables, can raise no
reasonable objections against keeping a
few toads. They will not necessarily di-
minish the treasure Of The exchequer, nor
intrude themselves into scenes where


they are not desired,-Maine Cutivator.