Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-06-15

- Ii. NJ GOltOIs
THURSDAY, JUNE Is, 1876.
"PAY AS you go" is the noblest principle
that a parent ever tried to instill into the
minds of his children. 1t is the only true
basis pf business Uponits solid foundation
is built the great and powerful organization
OF tHfmers-tfe Tatr0rfs' Of 'Husbandfy--'
Whichfis to-day almostco-extepsive with the
neutrality-suspicious., and whose wonder
eful SUCCESS is chiefly att1ibuted to this cause.
We regret that tits not universally practiced
by our industrial population throughout the
-ceultEy,9 H,Would certainly be nluch better
both for producer and consumer No man.
can expect to buy goods Of his merchant ON
ltimer7tand often longtime at 4tJilat--as cheap
as if he paid cash.JID0.lt ~ael. H,[ H'aar
.".sI ~ ffh N !, y meyer comes with some debt
orsp' as q merchFantt occasionally learns to his
..(sorrr99Wrt IT. f. meet this emergency be tfindsi iii
,nreceEsssaaJry to add to the price Of bis goods,
an and When payday comes around the poor
s faJrIrnaer; fl.n my II that aa he has has 9 aid dearly saprlyy bought
whistle. ,n rfn. m. -
It is often the case with those who run.
store accounts that they purchase much
morsthan theyi WdAll ii they were ttolpay
cash, and at the end of the year they find.
that i~tirequires theirieitire years labor to
set them square with the world ag@$afftl,, ttiafr it
is not aunfrequently the ease that Etlf1s will
not suffice, but tllatsa iportion must remain
lover until another ictop Isl RAISED and soon,
inunnihgla little more behind each year, his
hntt1ay Su hnf fhn 6n1tttA3, netf ~ yt III ~ -, araL,ou+ N
The maalIWho purchaser for cash can always
get tBerbargainsfthm he iwho1kis cofnpelL-
.ATlfto ask for etirne, besides heiWil exercise
more ppecautioE. itoi - 1ntt% g9dt119 . bn&
sttButfhe gEeat sQllestion aeeIas to- be, how
the man 1NhoFneeds snppliesEa Handed mo
money, is togetoWhath he Wantslt Sometimes
farmers aleo exceedingly poor, fl1aving; ,lost
their crops and, are compelled to- buyeon
time, but it is more oftentth result Of, care
~lessnesssl recklessness,y orn want of business
tact Butter, eggs, poultry, pork and yege-
tables, all play, 9 prominent part in farm
economy, aifhldH ~ 4 'lohfgg eva Way towards pay
irnig5s the 'ffaAnllilyy EXPENSES ;paii. It Is far r. better to
sell a'yyeeaari4iihlg l steer or d calf to the butcher,
4 YONG horse, Oh J, ii fact, aanyythingg thai, II can
Possibly BE Spared, rather than SO Ia debt.
y ;TrthissscaasAhhl s5gsJtashn o,, pnes ad ali ,i,5 i beee 5unss
easy t, adhere t, iit IT, All that It's IS nlaeeaee,dle9d.siss
to, get t9tne5' ', Year ahead instead .6f being i Ii
DEBT too Tie It'll ta andn5thntt ut 1t a. 4 c ROB b etaa, i Is
grown. i Is better to too'dd deprive o 1ls.sr SELF d
many Of the good things Of life 1or one ne sea
son that he may have his bins Of grain IN
incumbered y, oriw1at is BETTER stil,a have
itssold ndbtllegmoney with which to pro-
yide for his family in hisipdcket.i el,oaI 10
tsNil oouIi formers turn over anew. leaf,
and begin 4ansMiby selling off their surplus
stock, paying their debts and contracting
no mere? II is the only sureroadto success.
1t is 10 INTRICATE problem we propose; any
tairympeer; or istock7gToWer can easily under
fstasnyd II, and will no doubt freely Omit what
we say, sEHtt ithe inramlitableW will ltoiearry
this system into, lpraetica is what is needed
most. Buy but little unless you are able to
,lo'so without Nrautinh1niin1gg III debt; sell often
pay cash as you 60; e Go hot be the slave Of
ahyy creditor, and as time bears you on ..y,4ooaalr
prospects will Brighten, the 4ftattuar.e loom lip
with promise as your happiness each day
increases. 81 : g. :. 2llt7f'a1 IS h''is .'s'a
l,5 IS WILL be seen b, the news in our local
columns, the recent floods have been very
destructive to the mines in Meagler county,
only -four. Or 1iFfe drains escaping destruction.
n many il, instances tan S., the the mines ARE partly
Wgrked out iand,it will not pay to. reopen
them lPp M This is s. a ssesyyeerree blow to. the miners,