1821. NOVEMBER begins on SATURDAY.

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]| One of the principal employments of farmer’ s in winter, is inj taking care ofstock. It is one thing to let stock shift for them- selves, and quite another thing to take care ofthem. The difi'er-: ence is, that 1h one way your stock is brought out in good con- dition 111 spring. while in the other they are, ifbrought out alive, mere skeletons with skins on. The advantages of sheltering

animals by stables and sheds, are better finderstood now thanl

formerly , although the old practice still lingers on some fume: where the shivering and bellowing animals speak for themselves as to its effects. If the ghosts of animals which have died for