Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-04-23
From The Genessee Farmer.
A PLACE FOR EVERY THING AND EVERY
THING IN IT'S PLACE.

Many persons experience great inconvenience
and loss by carelessness and nattention TO the a.
bove simple rule.
To conduct any kind Of business successfully,
much depends upon we'll digested system Ct OPP
erations instruments or tools well adapted TO
perform the work for which they intended
should be provided, and when not in use should
have the appropriate place assigned for their safe
keeping. II 10 said BY some that it is of but lit
tie if any use provide good tools, because they
will soon he lost or destroyed, therefore poor
one will answer the purpose. And how frequent
" d. we sec men engaged in performing piece
OF tabor with an instrument almost lily adapted
FOR the purpose for width ii is used oyster
knife IN the hands Of knight Of the lalher-box
and brush. The hnsbsndman should practice up
on the girct,st rules Of Industry, Frugality, and
Economv-Ls motto should be Sysien and Order
Time with him is money and time well employ d
is more than equal 10 money. II Is not unire
quently the case that the whole train of business
planned for the day is thrown into a state Of de-
fsngemeni by not keeping things in their regular
places. Perhaps II rs discovered that a board is
Off the fence whereby rich crop is exposed TO the
ravsges Of hogs or other animals. "A stitch or nail
in time sometimes saves nine times nine" The
saw, hammer Ratchet, or some other tools, are
needed in making the repairs, few moments la
secure, bu, not knowing the precise place where
the appropriate tools may be found, the sufferer
sends Bob one way and Jack another hunting
excursion, possibly both are unsuccessful; in this
manner qusdruple the time is spent and lost that
would have been necessary TO have accomplished
The work his mind is ruifled ana disturbed, and
finally 10 his hurry and confusion cobbes up bi,
fence, and concludes that II must answer for thu
present, al least until he has leisure time TO fnI
the necessary tool to DO 1t with. His or bis neigh
bors cattle and swine. as the case may be. some
times take sdSsnlske of weak spot in the fenc
and commit wofnl deprsdations upon hIs crops
The evil does not s,wsys stop here. Quadruped
like we bipeds are subject TO contract bad habits
they Ike Sam Patch the great and notable jump
er, find ou; BY experience that some things ma!
be done as well a others" and frequently II the
fail in Jumping such fearful distances, improve b.
degrees until they become expert jumpers. s.
much BY no, keeping things in their place. Whe
zee Mechanic undertaking to perform his woh
with poor tools, sm upl TO conclude that he make
poor work. When sec Merchant with his s,oe
~ trade 10 4 confused state, his books Of aceoun
which ought TO tell the truth. tie whole truth, an
nothing bat ihe ustL.' kep, IN a loose and sloyeul
manner. cannot belp thinking ihst 1t wovld b
better Coz him II be had "A place for every thins
aud that every thing Vas kept 10 lie place an
ihst the shentf may possibly take notion 10 a.
sss, hlm Or perform the whole task Of putting thing
g heir place. aud that too, in the name Of "a
nsop.e oi me State Of New YORK" OF some oihe
STATE. Finally. ~heH sec farmer who keeF
Peor stock, and pogr feaees. and works with Po'
'eeis and Goes has work poorly. guess that
Stands poor chance Of getliag much 4 any pFoh
from hss labor and that he must ecniont hiaase
By seiHs ss' fsOriy paid ~,ih poor ereP-
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