Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-05-25

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expect 10 deadhesd Through lite. The-e
very persons might live useful livcs, and
live more creditable in some bamhle yet
honorable and indeps ndent avUcation.
That q great many farmers sons fail to
"Tarry at Jericho till their boards are
grown" is owing TO the great natioaal
disease-lazincss. A great many farmers
never inculcatc any other belief in the
minds of their children than that their
labor is mere drudgery. To be in me of
the learned professions, then, is the ambi.
ton of these youths. Their success at
school and the 1attery they receive, soon
makes them believe that they will be en-
abled to go right up the ladder of fame,
and perhaps pull the ladder up after
them. Now with anything like the effort
made to succeed in the profession, they
might have made farming brilliant sue
cess. 1t is not so much their fault as it
il owing to imperfect education. "He
who never saw the sun cannot be blamed
for dilating in rapturous slce on the
brightness of the moon and he who never
saw either sun or moon cannot be blamed
for expatiating in wild enthusiasm on the
brightness of the morning star" Then,
farmers boys, do not be in a hurry to pick
out scme profession. DO not be in a
hurry to enter some other business, but
"Tarry at Jericho till your boards be
grown"-till your judgments are ma.
tured-and you will find farming the
most honorable, independent and useful
occupation in the land. N. Har-
rison, in Ohio Farmer.
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THE VALUE OF DOGS IN VIRGINIA.
The Lynchburg Virginian of the 7th
inst. says: "Mr. Hunters dog bill passed
the House without dissenting voice.
This bill allows owners to value their
dogs at 500, and to pay to the Commits
sioner the tax on that amount, which ia
81 for the FIRST dog and so cents for all
others. After the dog is so listed for
taxation he becomes as much personal
property as a COW or horse. OF course
no one is compelled to pay the tax; it is
purely voluntary. 1t will have the effect
of stopping the stealing of valuable
dogs, and stolen dog will be as rare as
a stolen horse. This tax will place some
thousand dollars in the State Treasury"
A LOOSE barrel can stand more liquor
than tight man.