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At recent meeting OF the Poultney
Industrial Society, Albert Chapman de-
livered an address ON sheep, which we
6ud reported In the Rutland Herald.
The address is spoken Of as instructive,
sensible and practical. Mr. Chapman
advised young men who intend to fol-
low farming to make business Of wool
growing. He thought it the most
profitable pursuit 10 connection with
farming. The young man should begin
right. The business required great
deal OF thought, and much study and
constant, undivided attention to make
it success and In this respect it does
not differ from other farming pursuits
Many farmers 10 his county (Addison)
had made a success in wool growing,
but they had made it life study Yer
mont had carried sheep husbandry to a
higher degree Of perfection than any
country in the world, and for that rea-
son our state finds a market for her
booded sheep in all parts OF the United
States. Within the last year as car
lcads, Que hundred sheep each, have
been shipped at Middlebury for the
West, large portion OF them to Mich
igan. The people West who buy Yer
mont sheep want them to breed from,
and pay high prices for them. They
have paid from one to five hundred dol
lars for a single sheep. These high
prices are, ii 10 true, exceptions, but
not uncommon, and have all been the
result OF half century Of hard work on
the part Of distinguished breeders, who
with science and skill have produeed
the beat sheep in the world, and de-
mand is created for them IN every
part Of the country. This is Legitimate,
honest business-he would be connect.
ed with none other. The Merino sheep
were imported from Spain, aud since
they were brought 20 this country there
had been a wonderful increase in the
weight of fleece. length Of staple and
finensss Of texture. The Merino sheep
now shearsd three times the weight Of
fleece 10 proportion 10 weight Of car.
cas- that they did when imported land
be might have added three times what
they did s5 or 40 years ago While
be desired that more farmers IN YER
mont shosld go into sheep business, he
would caution ell against rapid and in-
consderate changes. Because some
msn have been and arc making fortunes
from sheep aud wool growing, il does
not follow that every man who keeps a
dairy can sell his cows to day, buy
sheep 10 morrow. aud be 10 the way Of
getting rich at once. A man must con-
slider bis situation, his opportunities,
bis capacity and love for the business,
and ifhe changes from cows TO sheep,
or sheep to COWS, be should know that
he sees bis way clear. Our soil and
climate. he thoaghi, were favorable for
sheep husbandty. Our mountains are
specially adapted to the Merino sheep,
aud they will thrive as we'll 10 Vermont
and. be thought. better than anywhere
else 10 the world.
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An insect. which produces species
Of Indisrubber, has been recently dis.
covered 10 the district Of Yucatan, Cen.
trial America. by an American explorer.
II is called noen. aud belongs u the
Coceus family feeds gu the mango
tree. aud swarms in these regions. II
10 OF considerable size, yellowish brown
10 color, aud enits peculiar oily odor.
The body Of the insect contains large
proportion 81 grease, which is highly
priced BY The natives for applying u
the skin % account 81 lie medicinal
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Lacquer When bsrpt this paz, il. is
said, producss . thick ssmi-auid mars.
Ike . solution u Ihdia-Futber.
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January 81

aOn,-th contrary, thank you Tor
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81 entreat you to leave things just
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tumbled down with equal rapidity.
"The best of it," said some, che has
ended by falling into the snare which
he laid for others. For my part,
never believed in it.
| comprehended that the storm
had broken out, on finding one day
a dozen notes on my table. They
were all nearly in the style OF the
first one I opened.
',Monsieur Grignon presents his
respectful compliments to Monster
Meran, and having an urgent need of
money, begs that he will be so
good as to pay in the course of the
day, the little account which he has
the honor to enclose. esa8.s.t
My answers were all alike-"Mon-
sieur Meran thanks Monsieur Grignon
for the bill which has been SO long
asked for, and sends the amount"
One letter only contained no re,
quest tor money; it was from friend
whom had almost forgotten. Fear
ing that / had been duped, he wrote
to lend me FIVE hundred francs, should
| wish to remove from place where
SO many. rumors were circulating
prejudicial to my character. My re.
ply gave the necessary explanation,
which / concluded-"I am rich, not
by an inheritance in which l never
believed, but because it was deter
mined, in spite of my protestations,
that | should be rich; scarcely
know how. That is what wish you
10 say to those who talk OF me-"
~ owe more than fortune to my
singular situation, since it has assured
me a friend upon whom | may count
in adversely. should it ever visit me.
For another week was the subject
of conversation. 'He has been for
tunate," if he will, but / say be a
clever fellow, who has known how
to take advantage of circumstances;
it is not every body who could ma.
neuvre In this way"
For my part / was Tor a moment
tempted to applaud my own genius,
yet a little reflection convinced me
that talent had nothing TO do with it.
l quietly took my place in society
as possessor of twenty thousand
francs OF income, and still keep it.
Moralizing on my sudden change
of position, can only look upon it
as one of those strange freaks Of for
tune which all the world allow to be
so unaccountable. as
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-01-21
LITTLE WHITE FEEF.

From the Cambridge Tribune.
Little feet that dance and patter
Throughfhe housewife silent glee,
Little tender voice that prattles
Baby nothings dear to me.
Starry eyes of deepest violet,
Little curly chestnut head
Roseleaf hands and pearly white teeth,
Ripe lips. Laughing rosy red.
Whittier are We bound. oh white feet.
Shall tears dim those laughing eyes,
Shall that tender voice be broken,
Shall those rosy lips breathe sighsi
Shall those hands grow rough and horny
In the daily toll for breadg
Shall those little feet grow weary
In the path they'll have to treadf ne
Not thy mothers love, sweet baby,
May thy future lot provide, = (
But the Fathers love is boundless,
And bis mercy reacheth wide.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-01-21

Some funny sailors once undertook
10 COMPEL ''greenhorn" on deck to
find three ends of rope. "Here is
one end" he answered; "here is
another pointing to the two ends;
'and here's the third" cody throw
ing the rope overheard.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-01-21

A little boy who had seen pea
cock for the first time, ran into the
house, exclaiming to his sister, "Oh,
Lizzie give seen great, great mon
strous tail, walking around with a
hen tied to it.n
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-01-21

A mother noticing her little daugh.
ter wipe her mouth with her dress
sleeve asked her what her handker-
chief was for. Said the little one,
1T is to shake at the ladies in the
street; that is what Pa does with
his.n
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-01-21

"A meddlesome old woman was
sneering at a young mothers awk-
Wardness with her infant, and said,
II declare, a woman ought never to
have a baby unless she knows how to
hold it ps''Nor tongue either ?n
quietly responded the young mother.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1880-01-21

y Little Master. Robby has been in
the habit OF putting his pennies into
the box at Sunday school, till last
Sunday, when he came running into
the house an breathless hurry and
shouted, Mamma j shan't save nm
my pennies any MORE, The money
don't 60 up to God leSI saw Mr..
Kelly takeit and put it in his pocket. !,