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ToADs-Never destroy the ,oadi He is
a benefactor to the farmer, and one of the
cleverest and most efficient operatives he
can possibly employ. In the season OF
bugs and fleas, toad will do more towards
the preservation OF garden than man,
and all he requires at your hands for his valu-
able assistance,i is the freedom Of your garden
walks and beds, and the paltry shelter of a
chip or turf He NEEDLES with no ones
business but bis own-constantly avoiding
company, and intent only on extirpating
those voracious insects by whose ravages
the beauty of the garden is so frequently
laid low Farmers who cannot convenient
" keep hens for the protection of their gar
den vegetables can raise no reasonable oblec-
tions against keeping few toads They
will not necess trily diminish the treasury
of the exchequer, nor intrude themselves in
TO SCIENCES where they are not desired.


Maine CuLttUat0r.