Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-05-05
The IVANT COURIER.
Ne Neat About the Farm.

OF al things in the world, BE- neat about
the farm If you have thrifty wife.
take pattern by her management indoors.
Swept and busted are her rooms. and made
attractive with many tasteful ornaments.
Your farm may be made as pleasing as
your house. The yard ard woodpile may
b Kept . slightly IS the shining cook
stove wheres the sticks finally 80. The
fences may he one Of the prettIest parts OF
the landscape if they are kept painted or
white tasbed. The stone walls do contin-
uaily SAMPLE or get knocked down, We ad-
NIT; bu: ii don take long,to pick up two
or three fallen rocks and put them IN
place when you are passing by. The barn
NAV be made the sweetest place around u
thu catsle stall. are kept Clearly. and ~
they should be for. any living creature.
The smell Of packed hay and the breath Of
cows can never be eQualled BY chemists.
In tie harness room there is stiu more
need of order and reatnesa Harnesses
keep nice and handsome three times q
]esg when the dust is kept of, and they
are oiled from time to time. To give the
impression Of your thriftiDess tn others is
we'll. but not the important point. %
know your belongi. &c are in good condi
ton and that your farm is model for
others Is to mske your heaft light and
contented, brsldes giving you sense Of
Independence and dignity we'll worth the
toll 10 gain it.-[Tbc Golden Rule.
/. NJ. Kelsey is = dealer in '1umber,
shingles, lath, and lime'' in Crawfords-
vile, Indiana, and with view OF stirring
into financial activity his diatory debtors.
appends 10 his billhead a circular letter.
from which we extract the following par
agrsphs:
NY DoAR S1p:-I want to ask You
pls,n question in all kindness and slnceri-
". and I want you to answer it can''idIy
and honestly. moi in two or three years "fl
months, but now! THIS WEEK! Supposingl
you were poor as Jobs turkey, and had
invested TWO or three thousand dollars IN
an enterprise which you designed to make
a. EXCLUSIVELY CASH business; suppos
ing. rs a m liter Of accommodation and
good nature, you had trusted it out all
over he country. from - to Jericho );
euppo9ng you had some pride in you. and
meant'to be square. toed md punctual.
and hated to 9. q man whom you owed
when you diln I have the legal tender in
your trowsera to pay his just and lawful
demands worse tran you would to SIC ar
IHJus or the devil; and supposing those
whom you had accommodated felt perfect
" essy and contented. "shied the track
when you went to see them, and told the
wife If their bosom to answer mot at
home" o. cam" into town and lift With
out paying even part WHAT WOULD YoU
DO! Would you let your debts 60, ''a"d
smile, and smile, anil he william" or
would you sue every mothers SON of them
that didn't pay you, if it were the last bus
iness SOU transacted in town?
If you were an honest man. you'd do
the latter, and that's just what I'll he
compel ed 10 do. and shall do. if there is
Z king in Israel!
don't want money to look at Il can
earn enough for thaU; | don't want any
to salt down Il never cnuld make it keep;
but out Of several thousands trusted out.
l humbly want q FEW HUNDREDS, and III
won I have il or Al execution
nuila bona.
love you myself as mother loveih
her first born, but love to pay my debts
better than love any man. woman or
child on the face Of G DIS green ca tn I;
md by the Great Eternal and the Coatin-
entail Congress, I propose to do it, if
have to make costs for every man in
nteonery Cornty. Nov lets have the
and zee how sweet aud pref
" can smile upon you.
Yours. earnestly.