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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03
w.dnesday, October 8. 1877.

~, HERRING FIsHiSG.-Ihe abb
o,r, or butcher" as be is eali'd by TIC
...,uep. is destroying the i"gi-s on
80, Of Maine, and greatly injur.
sns ,be oil product there The pogies
ng vi The LIST ofJuly. have been driven
sD their usual fishing grounds into
a hsrs and rivers from Mt. Desert to
i De Massachusetts,. It may be
u .:.,sre.t to many on Puget Sound to
o. how these pog;es are caught on
.as .stern coast. The process ia simply
Txo and sometimes three. steam
.as -. used by one oil factory for run
,beir seines. and they often 90 40
nins from the shore, and circling
:, : school of fish bring the two
~ ~. n the seine together. and by puck
-. str;ogs make Il net or Dag, and
s az The same to the shore. Frequently
.oo barrels at one haul have been
~ .,hs BIZ this method. The oil il ex.
esS s,.d by The same process as Messrs.
M.~moca g. Emory. of Madison. use at
-, herring fishery. The herring oil
s.a;,ess on Puget Sound, will. IN a
ssx wears, be carried on to An extent
....IIius the pogy OIL fishing Of the
~ ~ Maine. Here the heavy ex-
- Of steamers aud the expensive
80, seiues will be saved as the com
20 seine can be used tor both catching
"a hsuIing the fish to the shore. Ia
s,bsustible quantities of herring are
loupd 10 most every bay and inlet OF
\. Sound. Mr.. Hammond, who has
ooerated on the coast Of Maine, informs
|, that one barrel Of Puget Sound
herring will make one gallon more Of
II than barrel Of pOgies. The ex-
oso,s of catching and delivering them
{ the factory Is fifty per cent. less
here. The only advantage they have
,hsre is that the scrap brings from So
n ais per tons, while hele it is wasted;
Init Mr.. Hammond is about to have his
utilized and shipped. We think if the
advantages Of Puget Sound over the
oo.st of Maine could be brought to the
notice of those fishermen who have
had such poor season there. they
would many of them e,nigrate to
Puget Sound where the fishing as
veil a. the oil business can be success
faly carried on. There is occupation
hes for them all, and good market
III al they can produce.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03
From Freeport.
FREEPoRT, Oct. ,. 1877.

fREEPORT, Oct. =, 1917.
Ed. INTELLIGEEcER:-F Mil
commenced running on full time Mon
day. / called over there yesterday and
all seemed life aud hustle 4. B. Young,
Esq, was at his desk deep in figures,
not having hardly time to say how do
let alone showing Us around. / how.
ever, got the freedom of the Spit and
visited the mill, where / found Isaac
Parker in charge Of the motive power.
aud must say | never saw engines move
more nc 'ly-everythiug runs like clock
work. o. 4. Hall has charge of the
scsntling machine,-a gang circular
saw machine it should he called. The
SAWS while in notion can be sauyed So
as TO saw 3x3, 3x4. SIG and SO Oh I'd.
This is indeed an improvement on other
scantling machines that never
noticed. next visited Mr.. l.. T.
Davis garden and there beheld the two
remaining squashes. one of the three
from his garden having received the
highest premium or prize at the county
lair held In Seattle last week, and /
must say, the others left growing on the
vines are fully as large as he one on
exhibition. and should the frost keep
on few weeks, they will be immense.
The bark Sarah is loading lum Der for
south American port, and much OF the
lumber cut at Freeport will be shipped
to foreign ports. Mr.. Grace, one of the
lirm. is one of the solid men Of San
francisco. and big acquisition to the
Freeport Mill Company c.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03

AETsoRELoGlc lL.-We ara in lebted to
II. r. NJ. Hoskiusou, of Smiths Cove,
nf his observations on the meteorolocy
i@ The month Of September, which was
y Ioliows: Greatest heat, Sc dogs. on
sunday. the I'd. Lowest temperature
y degs on Sunday. the 30th. at sun
M. Average temperature for the
Month 5'4 dogs Rainfalls for the
month. I lO-l00 inches. Rain more or
-. fell on l6 DAYS. Eighteen days
WE cloudy, and II almost cloudless.
asa strong winds on the 9th and 10th.
MN very high tide on the 9th. Had
sus frost on the 30th, but it did no
~aage to vegetation. Average tenn.
s'arefrom June 1st to Sept. 3Oth.
aegs; while the greatest heat WAS
~ Sana the lowest 80 dogs. Total rain.
~ Tor the same period 10 1900
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03

~ The Favorite yesterday toxed
from Three-Tree Point two RATS of lors
81 about one million feet to Freepor.
,cr harhor- She ~l-o towch the shin
os.nite INTO her berth 81 the Seattle
oar ana Transportation Cos wharf
for loading coal.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03

PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap a
Chilberg Bros.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03

vxlssioN.--In the list of awards
0e oy the Committees of the Indus
:" association, furnished us for pub
i s'on III yesterdays paper. the fol-
rae awards were omitted. viz: To
40 Husthoff & Valid. for the hest
~! OF hardware aud cutlery. the
~ premium and u diploma; and a
A prize 10 little girl, of IL years
Aiss Minnie Ward. for nice
@ bread made by herself.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03

sxAxKR McvRMENrs.-The Otter
.ssssnger left on time yests rday
4. st 0 o'clock for Olympia. and
s.Ias for Snohemish at the same
No Tue Annie Stewart arrived from
A.. Aoosnsend at p. M; the Zephyr
Ala. o.ympia at So O'Clock. and the
~ "a the mail and express at Oh
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03

slAaGING.--Messrs. Stetson 4 Post
"a addition Of 4Sxs0 feet to
!. @ll Just about completed. Every
~ sooat their premises looks as if
N seant business and were success
The same may he said Of Hall
saisen. who are manufacturing
the finest furniture uateria,
lpped TO San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03

- iAx1s.-We would once more
m .ax'payers that their city taxes
'nnquent after the 10th inst.
sss,hss Rowland informs us that
10y = coming promptly to the
NAT by that time there will
haii amount left unpaid
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03

" The s. & ". ". R.R Co have
y SION cars completed and eight or
ten more under completion.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03

~ - large 1872 pound squash
s-s.s !. .sfssport by s. T. DAVIS, AMI
- here during the Fair, has
~ = the Territorial Fair at
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Fer benat, l.0is bushels of eats from
the StIllsgs,mi'b. :. Baxter & Co.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03

NITROUS OXIDE Gas at Lockes
Dental Office.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03

sY- Smoke the Bon Ton. now on
hand at all cigar stands.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-10-03

For GENUINE GERMAN Milk Bread.
90 to Pipers
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-25

IN Atsti stia,ssa rnnis ~ frssh issf,
saiMd N tssi.tsi, Ms rsi#atsd ftsm iht
lhiss.i ssase~.
rura flrs III N,sstesa N.~ y.sl hni ~
sssnihssn isftipn III ranaa arr mailing Terrific
hns~ snous The es,Wt~s n.Hi fsilres.i issehs sni
iaiig.s Mni In ~sne ra~vs wi.uin villages have
lsrn aeHln,sstl ls iits ilames.
A firr Al ". STEPHENS. N.e brunswick. iass
week hnm,A itn lrra@s- IN Nh. business part ~
the town. Estimated hiss, .yts.nn.
The ainnnni ~ grain III sight hi TIM thil.l
s,at.s and canada IL A. frllnvs What.
4 sHsa los hu+lnls enru. aa7s.aH, l.,sisls /
eats, i.ss,i.6'7 l,,.hels rsv. 1us ~ ls,.lsls
harley. i.iva, AVA la,slieis.
Fires Al Wrsl-s..k n. H. ose. sisty III
Tho lliw~t Ai,,l te-t hu,,@s In ihe town t,nnesi.
hiss. t3sl. go At Oshkosl,. Ms.. h~s saw
mill and several u,irf buildings. iaas sGn.nn
NJ Wimons. MIMI. thr freight .l,o,i-s asd eiesa.
tor II thr Green HAY aud Minnesota rnilrs,a,i
lors @tuaMn.
Tie Presbyterian General Assembly u The
United Aiates lrgan itr annual ~s-ion IN chi-
cago iast week. isev. James E.i-, of cal,fos-
mia. wax elected Moderator
EA.lrerisicht tsrant and family sail,d IRON,
Philadelphia for Europe last we,k.
liangin.r Al Philadelphia. Patrick Quislcy
was hanged for thu mtnler of His wife. charles
Tnmncy. colurcl. WA executed al Anirfirns.
aa., fur III. murder " Mrs. GsrawAy, last
words - dread not death Jrsns Inns made
my yokc casy 10 hcari Will hc At rcrt for
ever tho cnlpfi. sold hts i'oly 10 tho rl,syi-
eiana for VI. Manuel Orr, Missouri lcsl.r.
ado, was hanged al MI. Vernon. Mo. hi tho
presence of hOO0 people, including his own
children, diving wur,ls ~ warn Young men
against drinking whisky sisl keeping bad eom.
many I"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-25


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Reliable figures ar' especially exhibit,
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4 New Hampshire Tale ot triIne.

'I'I, nrfeai ~ t'hullee ". Cook uui Iia
snII.Hsiun II lii Alrt lll tlW mtlnler III
SlAan llnnapn ii November. ISL, iatlie
ssnaa,lMi ~ tlls laN Il liruuAi II mi
liz surrounding aeeIlnil. IL eaHi.
Which e illlla rpsupened, WIS Il aletslsl,
una III nsratnf ~ ilir high standing ~
lle parties involved afi ttt. mystery htir.
rounding N. All#a liuhsen, Mllo aliA nne
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tie town, Hatl Iefu engaged 'nr ,srHl
s.arN rNin.luhni'll lin91nll, Il wpntlliyiann i,
Int few mouths huf,rp tlp mnl.r Ill
married pt4ther, nal Nas lInnsnn Hn. Il
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inp hpfurr tAr rnss' Naa ~ ~ ttird. IA
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4 elmrge III buck. sI.nt Maa ill,t, through
the Ninin~, killing lrr instantly. silH
pieion lplurall, r.nied al I'uazeil, afd
l,r NnH irlu.l, Int acquitted FIR lack III
rnnsietinR evidence. Is.si sprilig several
lmrna III persons who t.ntiiird apailiht
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nild, 90 si,aprian pointed TT 'uuk, Msiu
lna worked lur li,l2z,ll. In aaa nlrta'sti
Saturday, Ml.n lu ,naslr il cltail lef,ntI
not only ~ tIir nranll Int nlAp III ihr
murder oi Susan Hnnaon, H. tleelar.a
TINT. while he lirel Til, fatal Alnt, linz
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him sit) ipr ,lplng II nnd TINT liz st.ul
hy hs aide III thu window. nnI. wllpn
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hih MiIehaye le~yl arr. at.,l, ri.l lsten .luinss
than Sanlnfil, Iiinliman ii tilu County
Commissioners, ~ iii ae., ahpfs An
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disposition III t,nxaell. IT,. lap statute. il
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muftitf ~ iiie4sli without l'uA,A II lninill.4
states .sil,ne., which would eNsntt
him lrdi The penalty for mlt,l,r.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-25

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-25

The Gladstone resolutions we're rejected hi
tho English House % Commons by a5i 10 a2a.
An amendment ofFerud by Hir Henry Woln,
Conservative. 70 tho effect that tho House de-.
cltnrs ~ entertain any RESOLUTION which may
embarraM tho Government In ila maintenance
of lTacc and protection " British intercrl.
without indicating any ultimate limo of policy,
MAS adopted without division.
Germany Il reinforcing thr garrisons af Al
sacc and Lorraine.
A Frr'eh mAn.efwar rce nlly exploded hrr
boilers at Vile Franrhe. Tn men we're killed,
twenty mortally wounded. and forty otherwise
injured.
An lna,irrcciioI In The I1rdo lnte,ea. haa
brs,krn out on tlie Mexican rldo of III. lilo
ufAislc. IN thu AtAtr III roahnila.
The cable reports VERY ~rfious Ministerial
crisis In France. n. Jules Hinloi,, Mnis,er IL
thu Interior, WAS sharply euiir,ired ~ rrr.i-
dent MAcMahon Tor hi. shortcomings, where.
upon he and majority II The Ministers tel,.
lsrcd their rcrignAtiona.
The immediate eause of thu Cabinet rupture
IN Francs wAs thc non.participAtion Ly Al.
Himon In debate IN tho Chamber Of
Deputies On tho repeal u Tho Press law,
President Macslahon hah expected that
himon would prevent tho reasons which, la the
olAnlon u tho tiosnrnulni,t, wonld have
prevented the relnal Ut tAu law, An.l.
having failed 70 10 10. MscAlalon .e,t lin.
= sharp letter, inlimAtl.,g, among other
things. thAt he did mol have suhIcirn,
influence u assert his views successfully.
lherenpon N. kinpm and MI thu ptl.er mem.
lrrs of Tho Caldnu. with thu exception os the
Minister " War lrrtried their ru~igialionA.
now Cabinet was Immediately appointed, A.
f"llowsi Due d. Drogile. l'resid,nt IL tio
touncil and Minister of Justice ~ fonrto,,
Minister of thu Interior Engc,lu Cailia.ls.
Minister II Finance Augn1ae paris. Minis.es
" Public Wnrks, yicomto III Meus, Min
istar II Agriculture, ihnnit, Minister II iulic
Instruction. This ministefiai crisis has bec,,
productive II good deal VI excitement ii,
Paris and throughout France. and ~ somc the
situation IA regarded n extremely grave. The
Chamber u Deputies has adopted resolution.
BY = large majority. dselArinG that 1.-THE Cham.
ber will only plaec confidence In 4 Cabinet
ffeo 10 br resolved % govern In accord.
ance with Republican principles, which aion.
can secure order and prosperity II iafcared,
nnlosx the President backs down aud responds
- thu iolicy II thu House. France Will .ltlf,
snto revolution ami ei,il war; AlaeAishon ~
rrvssss determination " maintain pacific
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-25

II " ttimorrd that Attorney OcncrAl Deysns
viii shortly rrlir. frum the Cabinet. Ia which
event II Ii said ha viii rtiecced Horace Maynard
IL Minister 10 Turkey
A Washington correspondent says. Mr.
E,arts tn private conversation hax expressed
himself In fasoi " ihcsu four steps In thu conl-
meteial policy u tho administration First.
thu restoration IL tliu sli,pr dollar second. thu
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-25

Ilirptlgl, tlie observations II Ilie GiN,f.
l.ilg.r explorations III SIS ~ if VII lit
refiainel that tir temperature II llee t4a
III I'm, fatlluna wa II, tlsgn.s illrl, ul III
~. ~ p.petalls hslis wi. II ii nv
knua, TINT III ilIr apnli, iilnaiir
Waieru,e tn bottom Ii g.Alanli, aa h.
in ~ degrees. Will III tle Mouth Atlanlf
ilir teniprratnip rnrly falH laluw III,
degrees. Tim problem ~ Il,. Low ~.
larr III Wttnr ia tltr tropical aru, m.itta
warm water mpht h. expected. aui Il
highrr lrgrss hi tie pplar resiutl, nllrn,
nnr might look iur 4 collier temperature,
IN certainly a ruriBils Dllt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-25

HoME of tie lalr Cardinal Antonrlli's i
private papers, discovered In very 4crrt
closet, have bccn. BY or,lur uf tho Pope,
destroyed Or put In the secret archives of
the Vatican.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-25
Free l'u,N1.s.

Tlnlr ii liariii 4 natl Int Mu re.Hisr
application lrnm apnn4 library. llps1.,iil,
Young Mems Christian Associate, II
rrn.ling+rH'nl. ~ sewing nuiet,, / rt.
quest tD a.ini lii. SHu IT, iiitir iHslilu
tiun ttsr, tu b. kept un Iils Ter everybody
to rcal. \ tnw Nraf agn ~ nNsd ii,
take such applications IN \ compliment.
AMI l,astnns'i /, nenL sur l.tr+l IRE, M
ratina WI thought II waa i niRits mean
man TINT rnaltn't rive avn, parr.
isnt Mlt.n nir friends gnt ~ ui,t 1T il.
puor-huure thu last time. they mnar ,ia
promise TINT w would lnit tllai Apit Il
bttsinsaH. ~ ',49#s. suH.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-25

klmDllL / FlRnsvoRTn
bankers,
ttal~sa inNA
Exchange. Gold. silver
Government Bonds
osseashs sna ralA,
s~ssecsswMs NMAr nMa esrwr~essa
esv~~rst, M~~sstrM.
a,r#ss at.~e = ~ w. s*snst.i tass+. sn# sass.
Real Estate Bought and Sold on
Commission.
gatts ram raR Nos sfunsArs
lsAAsrf sssssts ~ ths sr.msn fsns. Aitea
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Mts.fsRss lssst sssisssss hanA.
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Nrost 4 H,,HAnnr,
Insurance Agents,
CHsspa. Iowa.
ns,fesrn, = ,hr ees' ,emr.n,ts IN ,as tinted
states. such ~ the
hrsA. ~ Hartford.
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rni Ana shr AMERICAN, 4, rasease
4, " cs'ar~
Having rented h,s
MGAr MARkGT
~ ran ~ had III this part " the yantr, III whoe~
sAie ~ rstail. t.r cash snd hcshinf rise.
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eh, Mu HhnH ~ sen - shfaP ~ Ahs one t"s
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Painter and 0laxlsv.
Casaro, Iowa.
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Imr ~ouf oranges " floridu, hui
whel, rrpwn intligenounly unl mot
abundant, in that strange prninAnlr
have il lanl hrsn li'ill1gl III til ma,in
f,l.tlirp vi mlrinalalr.
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BAYIIHs'
o0elI COMMERCIAL oolleoe,
KEOKUK, IOWA,
On TN Misslseiprt,

praf. WIN. n, Miller. Oensfal Manager. Nine.
lsenth teaT. About slsty dollars pa} Oh espeneee
tsspera. pennasn, Tepost<gs. uasrstre, AscAtscls,
surveyors Aud teArh~sa thoroughly nlted. EostlxA
hsanckss free. tses ieclMrvS by eminent OsG10ss.
kfes fnsntsh~d rsRHs fps sslt.bvArdtns. Tsle.
RravhtnK frss, Shorthand writing ira. tioud
lsasrsttnN stnln And family ssAFA. keilruAl fare
deducted. 1lnmeNee bisineap III ktnhWk, No ssra.
lDn. AddrasA uAfl.1En' cOILkaik. keokuk, iowa.
etAls WLAss yVu sAw thts AAssstisem a3yt
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-05-25

III. --latest trn.a. .f Al The Tn,nttirs ~
the Murlsl.

.lnstes p.rtles. s,pthn. Germany til,
w,ll.knnwn mar publisher III authority,
rni,Iihh.a annually rn,nnhltt snGiihtit
" lhr lsayalhsrnus ,ler l,rln. Tire
population ~ sht eas,h.l \ rNiew ul
n.w Nntttss change VI territories, et,
~,,s, nnl ,siiMAsru WI aytr tue patth
Edited hy H. HsIim nll,l II, Wagner,
lsslin, anil Wagner estimate TIL total
number IL ell mon .Jal. .nin,Hn. III Il
are distributed over the ilse parts ol lie
v.arlI - A. ..iI,,ta.
, 1877-08-17
ADAPTABILITY.

As a general thing. lads have Their
own ideas concerning the occupation
they desire to follow in life, are
crieyou,ly disappointed il circum.
stances prevent them following the
ben, of their inclinations. Ii Is true
that the natural bent IS Of service in
hclpin. to decide on scal.ing for lie,
And vet, come TO think Of il, il IS
very hard to pick out the tastes that
were born within US, and those tina,
come By early education. Daniel
Webster would have followed the
sea if his father had not turned his
mind in the opposite direction. He
set his two boys to argue cases with
one another. His first case was in
behalfof captive woodchuck, which
they had in trap. Zeke was for
drowning it, and made out a good
case. But when it came 70 Daniels
turn he put quite another face to the
question, His appeal was so efec'
tive that the old man roared out
"Zeke, do you let that woodchuck
gow 4 great scotsman and florist
said be never took any interest in
plants until he bought a geranium
to help sell his painted flower pots
That one went off so quickly that he
bought two more and placed in hi:
window, which were likewise quick
" sold. From these small begin
nings grew up large and prosper
Gus business. He was settled in life
before he began his study of plants
and flowers, but he carried his prac-
lical knowledge toa rare extent. And
yet he began without any particular
" fancy for it." The fact is, there is
a wonderful adaptability in the hu-
man mind to almost anything reso-
lutelp required Of it, Like the old
Indian who was laborously muuching
very had crust, and was asked if he
like it, he replied: "Itis my yictual
and | will like him." So boys, say,
sit is my work and | will like him" "
If it is right and honorable work you
will Re sure 10 succeed" Dem.
Leader"