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Skunks.

We never knew what particular service
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imals we often find friends under the most
unpromising appearances, and badly
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sociabiIity Among Farmers.

Naturally, the farmer is an unselfsh
man. His labors are mostly out of doors.
His calling takes him much abroad, and
enables him to mingle considerably with
the world. Yet looking at the very large
proportion of the population embraced in
his pursuit, and the important influence
exercised by it over all our affairs, it is a
subject of common remark, even by all
agriculturists themselves, that their social
intercourse should be so much restricteds
There is no other cause for this seclu-
siveness on the part OF farmers that we
can see than the treading in the footsteps
of their predecessors" Be this as it may
there are other causes operating which ap-
pear to be changing this for the better
County Fairs, bringing agriculturists to-
gether from districts sufficiently near
to each other to make acquaintanceship
pleasant and lasting, aud putting them in
a friendly emulation in matters and things
involving their agrestic skill and success,
and clearly working to form more close
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mestic comforts and family enjoyments
must be greatly promoted in future.
Little clubs among the farmers of
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feet While this local association should
not be too formal and restricted, they
should have an official organization as
better calculated to cause punctuality at
the meetings, as well as to add to their
permanency.
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women.-G Germantown Telegraph.
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"WelL" said an old Democrat. aft

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agricultural arta prattital.
Age of Sheen.
How to select render Fowls.

Although Thanksgiving Day has passed
yet Christmasis is coming, when the follow
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A young turkey has a smooth leg, and
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Fowls are most easily picked if scalded; !;
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A school master who had an inyeterate
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