indMARCH 15:33. on SATURDAY.

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( Last Quarter, 24th d. 7h. llrn. morning, hearing South“

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i The column ofthe Moon’s Southing 'is also the lime of Hight

Taking all things into consideration the lndian Corn Crop is jone of the most important that is raised in this Province—thei ‘selection oflhe soil and preparing it for the crop is of impor-I tance. If you have an old tough meadow or pasture that you! i'design for corn, plough it in November, just before the ground'; freezes up—lay the ground over smooth. to the depth of8 inches

following with a subsoil plough, and going down 6 or 8 inche

lower. Then make it smooth with the roller, and let it lie till spring—when it is suficiently dry, harrow it with a fine-tooth;