The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-01-23

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I'D not pfniucc then ! viii admit
that mfmiar lon bal policy liui
To lhe contrary wc nll know That
the wealth " every man rnmes put
~ the mother earth. 70 do away
with farming, We would an he
forced "a The millennium before
the allwisc Beihg suw III for It to
come Farming does aud will still
pay the fault IL IN egrumblcfs
give more attention, time and
study to II than you do at present.
Improve your seed Of alI kinds by
being more careful NJ gathering
time be careful and select the
best Of everything for seed. Have
fewer but better stock instead Of
working 10 acres with rat Of u
mule, sell ell that kind, il they do
not bring but $40 or S2j Der head;
get n good mule or horse that can
cultivate 80 acres with ease. You
will soon save iced enough 10 pay
for your good animal and n great
deal Of labor and time will be
saved. Another grand mistake it,
farming Is thls-that while the
farmer has been feeding too many
mules and horses, he is also feeding
too many mouths to get bale Of
cotton made,
Nv motto is fewer hands and
better ones. Now, somebody is
ready to say-wc cant do that, but
| lnom L can Be done. In the first
place, be more careful IN selecting
labor don't have a man with 4
trining wife and from to 10 chill
dren, for you know you will have
them to fced-you or some other
farmer they can't live on tile
wind, ak.leaves or grass. And if
every farmer would come to and
stick to this determination, the
labor would be bound to improve.
A great many say our labor Is
leaving u 80 fast we will soon not
have enough to work our land that
isl grand mistake also. You may
average the labor Of Pamela county
aud YOU will soon find that there
are at least five famllie pretending
to work the land that two could
; work, if properly managed. An
other thing that is running ouI
T county (ani the whole world.
there are ton many young, slou.
7 able bodied young men trying t
live in the suulc ;t.eyare to mucl
On the tcrrapin style.
u It's very true we are compall''
to Lave some public mon. ~
could do much better with on,
third and let the other two-thitd
20 to their mother earth for a SUI
II port. Instead vi driving ouf youn
u ladies TO the Gald for u supper
.e give them indoor employment an
u send the stronger sex ~ ill th
ground, as in the beginning Go
INTENDED when he said Il "ml
Unjust 1--we by the sweat Ofhis brow.
-. III was Il single lady anl gnin
:. to unite in the bonds ofmatrimOn.
| would not cast my lot with an
but one who had farming for h
>, chief foundation. II | was Il youu
=, man and wanted Il happy and us
full helpmeet, | would always sclc.
: a first.elass farmers daughte.
then | would get good commC
sense rs well as education. Ii
was Il married man or woman AZ
was to raise 20 boys | would teaC
a. them all to be good and useful farr
J, ers. ! hope the community gel
he orally will 10 longer say farmir
.o- don't pay, but all determine to b
X Gin preparing their Land early al
~ better; use more economy in eve.
respect and just say farming do
n pay ami lintendto make i.payu
If. this year better than ever befOI
and in a short time we will he
victorious in farming as We we
in the Democratic Election.
DlMOcRArIc FARMER IN BEAT