The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-02-20

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where else sho takes creator delight in
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fence Interviewing paHrfs hy Neither
b. ID hts business to racn np and down
ihe country attending riucnsrs, or go
tng to ycndurz 70 bus up WORTHLESS.
trash because II "a cheap Such bust
ness docs not pay oven where the far
mef's place 4. FLIED with hired help A
careless. shInlcss. idle farmer can srl.
dom get a hired man 10 stay with
him who any better than himself A
live, energetic and really valuable man
viii not work long for such an employer.
while the lazy and worthless are onl,
too glad 10 remain with such an on.y
master That farm doe. not pas where
there is too much dependence on hired
help, no matter how efficient such help
may be-,
That farm is not profitable whore an
intelligent and progressive spirit !, not
manifested In IT, management. While
il is neither necessary nor advisable to
adopt all the latest methods In farming.
or any Of the agricultural vagaries Of
the day, it will not do 10 be- "bchind
the times. No industry has made
greater progress in the past few years
in the way Of improved methods than
farming. Every year witnesses some
marked Improvement in agricultural
tools and machinery, in breeds Of cattle
and other stock, In ways Of raising and
harvesting crops, in new varieties OF
grain and vegetables, and in many
otherthings that are Of prime impor-
lance in agriculture. II pays to adopt
a conservative coursc in these matters,
keep abreast Of the times so far as that
means 10 take advantage Of all those
improvements that use and experiment
have shown TO be- Of real value.
That farm does not pay any better in the
end where there is too much work than
whore there is too little. On the
whole. no doubt the idlor aud the spend
thrift get more enjoyment out Of life
than the miscr and thu slave. Nothingis
lost bntmnch gained In the long run by so
commingling work and recreation as to
make both conducc 10 health and hap
piness. IL does not pay TO be niggardly
and grasping, to labor only for things
that perish with tile using. and neglect
those matters that concern tho welfare
OF the higher and noblcr part. 1t does
not pay to neglect the family and the
home IN the eager desire TO heap up
riches.-N T. OjScrrer.