The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1857-06-20

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settle and dsptirng one-sslf u cd- sie
veniences Of Fife, is al fony, i T1o1ld hSs adsis
any Of my sons to do ''las l' aao# e
aSnyaS Ea,k 1s1 What IL u = 3 Haiiiissd g. 81
east r We enight reply, when 100 adrys i sSa1
and more easily hrned land Is ~ Is i3 Ne II ay
twentieth tie price You paid for yours, or nr -
have to pay for His, he is ever xbie u bly, i HfS
in few years so6isty, school and church vii
ii I'll probabiiity BE even superior to u parts
|of tho vnust. 4s@@s-
1--WE .ss the lIst persons in tie xosia aiat aobIf
cause unhappy dissadsfsotion in tie Mid Il ny Us
With his present position 81 future Z ajs
the ties Of family; findred and soibS
rudely severed, and young man q ytbune s.
cast upon selfish world. No; xs ~ . Who ~
comfortably fixed and doing we'll e hone Sy, f y6G y
feel satisfied II u probably beSt tHit y6a shodl
cumstances, " think, should dsssfSiids fhS who'll HE be
ter But when " 80 y6a1g men u ensr nd sas-
tsy tdlng axay sffom y = a ~
where land = " very hiil le
ith Only The lslissin
smssly z6snSs but ~ u othsaii, sGn1
10 ths sst wish u y JJjdf own "a
owners Of q Sol you turn WITH J6di flow.s With
coup AaIdEed dollars you s1i III rrs
tand pay for frn IF rI60 aslss II od hsvs 1o
money, gss upon your el1an and sooa liss suou u
clear il IT incnrnb rancss. Az the country St upl
you win become substantial kfnsf5, {hs q s6s
country, and wen to do IN the world, whom Kad you
NAMED in the east, gray hairs in al probability
have appeared before you could havs said my
farm, or have been any thing more than tenants We
can speak from experience TO the tfals IT leaving
home.nd friends and breaking upod associations
are convinced that healhful law Of life and intsfhangs
amid the people Of great country demands that fa
lies should separate and people Of vsous parts Of the
country nterminge and that while obey the demands
Of this law under the call Of necessity do what IL
for our ultimate welfare h TO qsta AMI ao'n'iE9
ysai 8rg3gt g8 ---%->>~->-.--7 ad3 81 ats1stH I'D
-, v,oa ,sg sa,4 PunctuAlity. nr af, eoon hessst
Il is astonishing how many persons there are in hs
world who neglect punctuality Il would Be an site:
mpossbiity to attempt to estimate the immense num-
bers who have been ruined in pecuniary point Of view
BY the want Of punctuality in their business engage
msnts. It is not only serious vice in itsef but j.
.lso the cause of numerous vices in Others that be
who becomes the victim Of il gets involved in tsils
from which it is almost mpoasble to escape makes
The merchant waseal Of bis time it aaps the business
reputation o che lawyer, and il Injuries the rising
prospects M the mechanic who might otherwise attain
% fortune in word there i not profession, occupa
ion ~ stat;on IN Efa vhich n nat HahA 10 the can.