Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-08-16

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|ssllle idle and dFsupine NE mas, who Ia
1b6rs, whose time isAoccupied for Rome,
valuable purpose, respec.s himseH and
feels and knows that the world respects
him. This idea isthe masn sprins which
supports 4 state Of tcivilization,
The remark has been naadc id some
sections of our country that the aRricnI-
lturaIist u less pfoyident of Hin tinsc ihan
slsh classes of nhensAs are engaged III
Sotl socc upations Il
llisssk ateInent I'LL not xaneralls believed, !,
le6 ertaif1ly none lles isas sa,a
labors 4
NOT required for ssa1k Sleer ssst ais- hi .s
posing Of his merchassd ise. IIiis jlloli-
Gays are neglected bis hours pf rc-
cTeafion, or which would ordsna lily bel
considered as such, are entireiy fam Roi-l
ten n his anxiety ~ tempt his scust0slser I
arrange bin accounts, and pre pare lor
the day Of settlement III J5l 81 sas ss
The mechanic labors <llili igeaily, olten
from daylight till midnight, " accom-
lplish his purposes and produce the me- ans
l,ecs ssar ~ ilis Independence and s,ip-s
q Ihe ply ysician the lninister--the law
all labor with head, heart, and
ail their physical energies, regardless
from necessity, of day OF NH. md
anxious most Of all things ii orld
|for exercise ia the air and lasbsg with sie
hands. Their position the ~ pstattnfs-
ton, the substance sf,r ss,.selves and.
their families very tilile & icls II ne
cessary and dear to thsl m. "A depend
upon 4 total sacrifice SOMA coun-,
persona ease, ~, u q d entire Yield
ing up of thems4l ssls ses, ti,sass sisrse and
thar labor, to SUCH as M y. honor them
With ii enaand for III.
"A enjoy even this; Man always
lives in5 b comparative kappintss, whose
8ti9as j. necessarily employed sn accom-
LINKING the Indispensable purposes IA
slliffs Iesis = goyerned nv 4 hwsof habit
swhlk nature design p1.ts Only toI: 'his
riises hf scale:of a istence, bst asr stliias
Prog gaa aqd lla ,indss herr sfisn y atth:
81 Ilal n sf NAL ~ cecs,si ans ,ass
stent ia hss I'm NJ, !. aiIa no
process " ;bec6 6;nea IN lsss.s md
And fs y. u. sfo4 hins ofs isss
IcefN tsliicil fsss!! ~ 4.
ile built ,ir t!.e' tiu,,s
a..x sb.ten s.ayss ted !. ~ q.
M md 4. sxis!al ccslly kst
9z6s den bJ R!li1 you tss,ufd obtain
nore perlaanent character,
sss cost than seessas as u pksssi-
sble 1llIl oui,t gof the sscarcit ii many
Tiaces of .snits iafiak but II sIll,ast
that III " lhliich
occurs to n me iInp ss1Ve.
assleslf must be III ttsnde tonpA fatiye
sAea eypense .tiss
Intimately connecaed a with the idea
which han been suggested As ~ how
much may be done "a ths odd hours 81
opf Nses Which 10 generall lost, = the
SUBJECT of the growth OH ,T';IIbes ma
especialIy such forest tree xtiiii IN
swer for fuel II many POM inE ls, this
Territory, andsin freqneat lecaIsiies il,
adj the West, there musts be soaae diff
Guilty in obtaining alter few years;
the necessary amount Qr 81 for do1nes
tic purposes unless II cum sas upplied a by
artificial means That our soil will
produce wood ID grsat abundas,ee 1T for
fuel, there can be no doubt but may
not snsaH amount of labor ssesu, while
We are well supplied with this intiispen-
sabl article Of domestic use, proteetsuj1
from serious want and deprivation
VIII not one kind 81 wood mature much
sooner than others j. and should we not
at this early period of HE History sot
our Territory adopt Hill necessary mes-
|sures 70 ascertain whether Il IA 50, d
not If il should be found d, from the
experience DC others, AZ ~ our own ex
pertinent, that any particular kind N
forest tree may AZ cheaplY planted and
quickly grown, We owe ~ our children
at least, the duty of anticipating their
wants in this reapeet even il We receive
Ino practical adyantake from the insig-
tnifcant outlay II has been sstimated
Iin the Eastern STATES that the annual
growth Of twenty acres of forest trees
fis equal TO the consumption ii fuel o.
large domestic establishment. The
present value of twenty acres il too
small to be considered ii the outlay 81
an Investment, if the returns are to BE
Iseqnal to this estimate No ordinary
I Farmer Of the Territory would realize
THAT Ne was subject to any expense III
showing twenty acres of his eighty 81
one hundred and sixty 10 remain covered
with growing wood for his daily use. .
|H practicable then how ensisy and
cheaply plymay he plant the twenty acres
iii such wood ~ may be found to sue
|ceed best aud allow Il 10 rennin till lit