Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-05-04
FARM AND HOME


4 .aspce 10 any On
...DO, even make up their minds
~ they should go about any
A, business, and consequently
H. i in most inefficient manner.
i ebange their minds with every
n reverse of fortune, and break
\, ,hat have become settled by
I .,,lme, 80 that the breaking up
! .,s,,,iye Of loss and perhaps disas-
i aTynstable as water thou shall not
! y mleht be said OF many farmers
1 n.ns their chosen pursuit for
/ ,.,,lal failures. instead OF blam-
IT. own mistakes. There is the
]. ~ Segins business as . dairy
i Z, rs say; no goes into IL with .
sshAps he succeeds moderately
1 "A b finds il hard work, needing
/ so.st application. While IL Ia
n b 70 interested. but as the
IT. years OF and he tinds he is
/. rakiag a bare living and Is not
70 money. or able 70 indulge in
~. be becomes dispirited and
Il q change. lilo declares that
e 4 an Improbable business
begus butter ruins IT. and that
I.aing else pays = great deal better.
nzses boom In hops; the price
D 70 q dollar pound, and no
"a II his COWS Al any sacrifice and
/ 10 roots and poles. and reads up
+roslng. By tho time he has any
I 10 eel. spared through painful
4 rom tho lice aud miidew and
nnois other troubles incident 10
4 eaiilru. tho price l. down 10
E,w teu cents. and again he Is dis
|4ssa and on tho ragged edge
u separates hope from despair
IAsp gard is plowod up and he tries
gazing else which u better. but al
, vAh tho same result He tires OF
= perhaps utterly Fails. which Il
iahiy because Of tho unfortunate
/ 4 persistence. aud losing 81 every
~ and turn. he IL soou In distress
Ires over 70 shs dark side.
chaps thoro IL no other cause Of
~ that Is 10 prolific and common
b. II wr examine lnio any spec
i=sness IN Tho grand industry OF
hlag. 40 end tho men entering Il
III o. this class. and who have CIV.
. garuits Ia which thousands Of
iefs live happily ID sunny homes.
sad the Florida orange groves "a
" chiefly hoped for bus mol seen
"a occupied By many such men.
2 rastlo mon mako money out Of
i They Arn the chief purchasers
iaTr,lies In seeds, plants. nipple.
n end all aFo RESTLESS. looking and
n for sogno reader way Of max
money than persistent effective
/ Tho crowds oi frauds. like
ssics which 1--we upon diseased mat
arcy upon such mlsguldotmen and
! victims Of ihom. and every dis
istmcnt adds totheirmisery. Those
vs. who are in position TO
]. the editors who receive 30
urgent letters Of Inquiry about
Row place. or that new pursuit.
shich IL best to be- done under such
zssa noes aA no stranger could
bly, form an opinion Of, know how
such unhappy. unstable. undo
nod man there hrc existing. but
wing. upon farma A time comes
NY 81 them at last when, like old
!, tossed and driven by adverse
= they are cast upon some shore,
ted amid storms and clouds. Then
Of light breaks through upon
for they arc who're they cannot
way and must stick ut least, and
nen, so TO work at whatever they
riyen 10, and persisting by force
vcrsiiy they finally end that they
been wasting q life In seeking.
Il Il thrust upon them In spite Of
selves.
nv a man who has thus suffered,
ho is now suffering. may look back
! childhood and see how his early
ing led 20 this instability and con-
emit failure. In his boyish pursuits
} things wero begun but mono nm
1, and as he grew in years the hao'
pw, and became confirmed. This
matter for parents 70 consider
] have The forming Of the character
lelr childrcn. and II any child ha'
N Into this habit they should cor
n ut once. To finish what has beet
N, 10 adhere 70 q choice which ma
! made after mature and careful
-
.ideration, 10 persist and persevere
Aever lose sight Of tho end In view
urn aside from liz straight pursuit
Indispensable TO success. Think Q
mon who have mado q mark In N
DRY Of The AAms; OF tho leading ia'
y, stock breeders, horticulturisW
rymen, all Of whom are sought q
isers, leaaeFs, teachers examples
shat is their history An unbrc
course IN pursuit Of aims whic
' have reached. and OF ends whic
Ie brought prosperity and succe'