Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-04-01
Learn aSTrade.

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s'ssa Z :. s. aug.
- never 1908 at my Old stecls com
ruie .nat le' hots Dress tnat, ssilile
st.sil =. " l''e
s. y y not svantea Is
ean SO pack tos1lle y ease ana Pc sure
- iI''sl soff ~ q
lra9.e lnott'u Y sYofA 10y
WoIk, .pook We'Is ant. press WORK am
siael nave 8 good Y - q as 3 rock
upon Wll1ch the possessof5 can slahe
~. i1ereS Is heaiti ana Vigor iof both
pody ana lnlnd u an honest trade It's
the stron gest and sprest part of the self
niaue efo from tle; 70 the
pillntin once the artisan g bench ; Or
4 you please, 20 the farnl-ior, to be sure,
true y 9 ana 9 grand oaes
e. th'a'' " linus = sure lounua'lon' anu
al'ef mat DfaEcil OF INTO Whatever PROBES
sion you 's peas $,
~ nave nealo' perhaps, 81 Inc clefk
~ iis.'i mummy seiYeu osepi1eal = lii'iu
iioal IVY loo'' = ''ls'nl'oou' oh 'le t"e zen
ts-nrst aliillsetsaly q MS Dlfenuay, ne
Weht 70 ms inassef anu toio nm ms tlhe
was up ana ne cef1alnly expected lnlpor-
taht Prohlotlon II the lilefchant $ service.
but oleplleh 1 ~ sald 20 MN,
very WeIl.|l NOW go ana learn trade
what l'= trade, SIR s, #
GOOD barrels and butts must DC in de,
mand while you live 30 and md learn the
cooper's tra te when wi you have made
a perfect barrel, bring rim It to me-.
The young man went away and learn
ed the trade, and in time brought to his
OLD master a splcndlld barrel OF his own
Girard examined it, and gave the max
er two thousand dollars for it, and then
said to him. :.
Now, sir, want you. in my counting
room; but henceforth YOU will not be de-
pendent upon thewhim Of Stephen Gil
rard. Let come what will you have a
good trade always in reserve
The young man saw the wisdom, and
understood.
Years ago, when the middlc-aged men
Of to-day were boys, Horace Greeley
wrote, - .ls.5 -.
1T is a great source Of consolation to
| us, that when thepubllc shall be tired of
us as an editor, we can makc5a satisfacto
ry livelihood at setting type or farming,
so that while our strength lasts, ten thou.
sand blockhcads, taking offence at some
article they do not understand, could not
drive rs into the poor.house.'
And 50 may a man become truly indie.
lpcndant.
. $3.50 : - @ -
- ecis = loa' u tals oeaeS II astei
me ne following '1L'll1 are Opinions recently
given ~ worthy Master Adams, or MIN
hesota' On question ms, submitted, VIZ:
sce no ooJectlon Whatever NJ 70 your
grange vo,lng 70 pay any bill which II
could pay, II referred 10 any committee
70 investigate ST Inc preferable way is IN
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my opinion, Whefe$ ca g OIL IS cleaF' ana
UNDERSTOOD IA s' ny the ' orange, not 10 refer
put out TO take action at once, and order IT
paid. n This is. is but simple justice to the
creditor. Where there isdoubt
or the account IS not clearly com
pretended, refer, OF co urse, tor examlna-
ton, and report at: some future period.
When a Grange acts direct, it is no
disgrace.
The principal can DO any deed his
agent can and 1T u relieves the agent from
(censure ana responsibility ls'1I s
trust, to feel any rebuke,. where the
Grange itself takes a direct vote. Tell
Them not TO be too sensitive. IF the Grange
does order bill paid without reference
any patron, whether member of finance
committee, or not, should quietly Con.
clude, il the Grange can stand it, he can
and letit go atthat. ... s.s@ss
Sow the seeds of harmony and brother
Ily love in your Grange. Convince them
that it is the duty. of all occasionally tc
Weld 4 noint for tle common GOOD. II