The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-03-10

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rl bin eit labors beyond OH reason
nnl pltH 10 DOCTOR bills whnt would
DO much more probably invested IN
help We do insist that the farmer
sho I'D enjoy lifc ~ MI mon he is
entitled 10 that enjoyment. And
while ID may not be- Thought wise 10
net otherwise than upon tho ptln-
ciplc that business comos before
pleasure, We believe that ouo OLD Get
~ life is enjoyment, and that our
labor n eli should be- 40 arranged ~ 10
make II en- iOyablG Enjoyment Of life
IL condu iyo tothc best intoreslsof man.
II makes him kinder In dispositions
moro charitable 10 he worl !; develops
hi spiritual nature, gives him better
digestion, AMI makes him better
md more faithful IN all his relations
II " not unimportunt, there ore, TO
study how best W. can increase that en-
loymcnt, and We believe that i should
be- the rule Of farm lifa TO embrace the
opportunities for recreation whenever
they offer. All work md no play makes
Jac> adnll boy, aud this is 81 absolute
~ true that the investment OF money at
fairs. harmless exhibitions et', is
among the best that the farmer every
makes. either as regards himself or his
family. II should be the study OF every
hu band and father ON tho farm TO
brighten tho life ofJho G in tho house.
The life of farmer, vie Is exceedingly
monolonous. FIVE men were cont ned to
the house day alter dny, with n regular
run etwecn the dining room and
the kitchen. we should soon have need
Of more lunatic asylums; we should be.
come widely impatient under tho rc-
straint, and il Is TO be hoped that NIL
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that our wives and daughters need all
the relief from this m%onotony that they
can get
Almost all Of Ms know what il Is TO be
b thercd when tho spring work begins.
and rs II progresses, by extra things to
do. Tools and implements are not nj
ways In order, aud tn rc may be repairs
to do about the promises which viii not
permit Of longer delay. As to the
former, II we put them away in the fall.
in an imperfect cond ton we had better
see TO getting them in order now. Fit
is necessary TO take them to n mechanic
there will be no better time o doit Than
now. And as TO the general repairs
about the premises, NAM OF them can
he done in Mint r, and shoull.be done.
We need to keep in view tho fact that
when the work hcgins. we will be in n
hurry, and that IL Is very Improbable
to bc called away from 1t. - Wcstcrn
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