The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-08-12
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Little Things in Farnfnlg

Little Things IN Earmtng.se.s
The wheie<saceess Of a farmer
hinges upon timely attention to-
little things This, mainly makes
the difference between thrift irif and
poverty. The ilosopby 81. spo-2
cess is expressedin that old adagep
"For want Of q nail 8 shoe was
lost, for want of a. shoe a, horse
was lost, for 2wanta.ef a horse o.
.man was lost. It's I little thing
to keep accounts Of pecuniary
transactions upon the farm: q
half hour Saturday evening s would
enable most farmersate ckaows5ass
how they stand with the + world
Yet, we suspect halt? Of The, men
who cultivate the soil never: make
an entry IN the book, and for :tho
want of, this the accouRtssrans
up fcarfullya :ths store and many>
articles Of 1uxnry are purchased
fer which they are unable to Pay
az the end Of the year; Debt az
tcumulates, the farm is mortgagedt
and finally lost, for the want ea-a
little paper and3iak IT isa, ,:Ittis
thing TO- put up a .tod in, itsyplaes
when not in se.e-,-Yeti many
hage no tool house Or place Of
shelter fersany implement ora ve-
hicle. Things are teft wfrereeslass
used, the pleW in the .fea The
cart in the yard, the chains in the
stable, and harness in: the the wood
house, the ak at: the wood d:pae. and
the rakes ia the corn-crib: Many
do not even house the expensive
implements they have. bought,
and reapers and thrashers ATE
treated Ike old ploWs and :har-
trows.- The parts made of non;
rand steel. grow rusty, and tie
wood decays, A machine that. is
good for thirty years With proper
care, isused upi Eve by abuse. !.
IT slavery little sthingsto tufns q
isn,i when II II is is Sioesa.a Yet for
want Of tightening the nit bIost;
! thesboit comes, out land the load
FED. wagon breaks down on the
road, to market, and a whole. days
time for man and team ..is;, lost.
T t is!a little thing TO keepa horse
properly ooned ), yet fore the
want ofseiean; feaocks the skin
cracks and ths koraee: i, Is ,ians. 81 md
ftbe owner fooses the. +nsess Of HIN
flor 'months"or weeks: ~ ntitation
is > small affair ; yets forS the want
of it the healthko stock inzstabies
suffers severely, and disease Sets
ia. - It is. a small affair e, proFide
fgood at he5beg1af'ing Aof stha
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year But the whole success Of the
season depends apensit x rsss@s
: .It,is an easy thing so deal fairly
With: :yoar neig bors, and mike a
-namethat is better than 5stpraeieaa
Fointment:'' Many cheat. en- snail
occasions; do bot. deliver What,
they sell, and get a reputationsfor
meanhess al e Z that b stands ss ir l.s th way
eftAeir suecesssEsr~.ss "a es.,sasfs
The AMERICAN -EAoEs.-Dr. Bel
lows writes the L1ezak oa@astidn,
from Florence, sas foltows:$ az ::
x M. oiHs1e s1as zig aeaIlp 5Ili s. says
the American faceeis distinguished
from The English dy tho lsttls
distance between The ,browsE and :
tho eyes, the ;-opeeaess ofst6e
N ostritsS and, the thinIsesss Of the
.Eisage. 1T isr.stiH more. marked,
I think, by a haopgtelqaallsy, in,
.vhieb AZ natioa alAiss cont tribute
:theiraportion. The sgreatestshepe;
Of. America is its mised breed Of
humanity and What. now makes
the irregularity of: the=A,neriean
face is predestfned To- make the
versatility and universally Of
the American character. Already,
spite Of a continental seclusion.
American is the most cosmopol.
itan country on the globe. Pro
vincial or local as manners or hab-
it's may be, ideas and sympathies
in America are worldwide. And
there is nowhere city. in which
so many people have the complete
world under their eyes and in