Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-01

l''n. al hLtiIlg Che ''parlOrn
Tor Mrs. Gilman. A carpet was foo
expensive. and really not suitable for
the invalid's room; so some lively
green paint was applied To the floor
and rugs here and there finished tha
iioor decoration. The light drab
paper, unsoiled by former occupants
nid service for che walls, and n bed.
room suit completed the expense.
Mrs. Gilman soon began to mend.
The pure air and bright light OF her
Differentiated room soon impelIed
her TO go out into the sunshine. while
the delicious cream, the sayory soup.
the fresh eggs and the tender broiIers
courted her appetite. Eight weeks
stay changed her toapparent health,
ana every week added ten dol
lars 10 a purse that could well bear
the imitation after the bedroom suit
had been paid for. Mrs. Gilman now
became the direct purchaser OF
Payne's butter, at city retail price.
an item not 70 be lost sight Of BY sue.
cessiul farmers.
At Thanksgiving the well-fattened
poultry that had made such raid on
the cgrn were exchanged for seventy
I'VE dollars and gave Emma nest
egg for future speculation, The in
crease Of the sheepfold was submitted
10 a city butcher, aud this apprisnl,
with the wool money, showed an in
come equal 10 the expense Of the pur-
chnse OF the flock lacking iiyedollars.
This iiyethe happy couple an incen-
tive 20 keep more sheep and less
COWS another year.
Tie Pnynes kept strict oversight
to their business: still every Sabbath
/ found them In the chnrch and work
ers in the school They rode much,
but never with the single motive Of
I pleasure They believed that
"Firasanes az hike puppiss spread
foB tsite ths naaeF, its bloom j. shed,
but a couple could not have been
found that really enjoyed themselves
batter Home reading prompted an
I occasional addition 10 their library.
! Economy, not pnrsimony, was their
/ rule OF life, and a true debtand credit
account gave them knowledge III
their financial standing Saving
1 makes far crater raid on tact than
earning
I Emmn's keen business mind con-
criyed many plans, sanctioned or
revised by Humans interested con.
slderntlon, which when executed
proved the truth Of the old adnge:
Two heaps together nrn better than
one. Emma prepared several bot.
ties 81 surplus pickles, that readily
+ exchanged ut the grorer's for rnisins
and spicns Tor winto use Many an
other device did this wife carry into
execution that gave Farmer Payne
encouragement.
There ARE two forces that compel
viror--tha one encouraging success,
the other reverse evidence. Will
fhase saw before the first year had
PASSED that his wife. though dearly
loved. was not thepraeticalh elpmate
a fnrmcr needed, SO resulvedto coup.
IA speculation with farm lubors, and
thus supplement her deficiencies The
pnynes found no trouble in making
aboth ends meet, but the cycle oi
the ypnr left an arc in Will Chnses
financial circle that demanded a
chnttcl mortgage ms a span.
The Pavnes desired iiye-year
Icaan ot the same farm. The con
trnct completed, retired Farmer Ben
mott rhueGled and said: You'll b'
/. rich enough TO buy me out when this
contract ends" He had often
EXPRESSED an approval OF Their
management. and at the hap
ny Christmas.tide gave tangible
evidence hy the gilt OF fineJersey
heller to Emma, who proved hei
gratitude. and led him into n pending
disrussion oil the policy OF ADOPTING
:, creamery. II don't tnke to this
now. tangled notion" said Mr.. Ben
nett uhut talk il over, and u YOU
two pull together I'll bear halt the
EXPENSE Rcsult-an even start.
Mn Chase beat about without Q
MAGNET couldn't find the polestll
gmide 10 success, and didn't know
whetherit was best to remain orlook
m another farm, with better pros
nectiye. A pleasure horse had eater
4 fnir share OF the might.have'oee,n
surnlus grain. half Of his half OF the
bn,ter went to puy old Mrs. Jones
far the making, and the poultry
didn't flourish on Iced alone. Any
,isnInl chafcd Nellie's selfish nature
10 cucumber vines did her dainty
bnnJs She, like many another de
inded woman, had looked upon hel
,',a-riogc "a the termination oftrlals
the living problem to be solved ~ 3,
onnthcr mind, who must make tn'
rnle' cnrry out the physical lllustr r,l.
tion. md demonstrate and whenever y
Jemnnded furnish financial PROOF =
sol"tinn Nellie's detestatlon .
moving helped VIII to decide TO ,, try
,I'o sn,ne farm another year, thou ~.
neither had any special love lor ea1
, ,,as,, tbus laid before them, and hotI
WIZ VIZ ~ the opinion that farming
Sdnssn,t pny." They both nrd ,a,l, !.
lnved cav society, and no neig !.h"n,
Nv, ,.,S. ,in e. seemed complete wlthon'
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