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NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.


NOTICE TO -sKALED BIDS
~ Tor clearing City zcres 81 the town OF Work
VIII be received a. the once OF Crawford & III an
non. corner Third and YeSier avenue up 10 Jan
uaTy l. tae owner reserves the right 10 refuse
any or AL bids.
N0TTcE To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRO-
~ posals viii be received by the board OF com
missloaers OF King county. W ashington, At the
ol.ee Of the county auditor, in seattle, Wash
ington, on or before Monday. February 3. A. D.
1880. NJ IL O'Clock a. m, for furnishing and set
ting up OF "a steel and iron jail cages. With cor
rldors; siso FOR furnishing door, and window
gratiugs for The new King county courthouse
now In course OF erection at Seattle Washing
ton. in accordance with the plans and specih-
cations prepared by W A. Ritcsste architect
and now en- lie ia the architects tilice. In rooms
Is and ~. kUra building, corner az Iesler ave
nue. and South Second street, in seattle Wash
copies Of whtah may be had upon application 70
the architect. accompanied by deposit of SIC AS
security for their retssrn
kach proposal must be accompanied hy GER
tiled cheek on some local bank in the sum Of
fifteen hundred dollars Isl 500. made payable to
the order Of tue Treasurer of King county.
Washington. as a guarantee that in case
OF me award at the contract being maze
10 him, the said contractor shall enter
into formal contract. a. prepared by
the architect, and furnish gotd and sufi-
clent bonds according % Law for the faithful ex
ecuti0n and completion of the contract, in fall
ufe oi which The said check sha be forfeited
TO King connfy without recourse as and f0r
liquidated damages for such failure on the part
OF the bidder.
No proposal viii be considered anleSs accom-
panied by such certified check.
The commissioners reserve the right 10 reject
any or all of the bids
Dated this 9th day of Decembsr. 1852;
County Auditor ana ex-oficio CLERK Of the
Board OF County Commissioners OF King
county. Washington
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Public Land Sale
- - IL -.

TzfFxo NxsTES ItNH ofFfezsf
aaayzAK M4wsass Hre a. 80
Nayssa3 Il nereEy xSFsM aAAs - tNfsaaaat~ ~
4 fsssIn TIE nss kSteT 81 she t@n
era. 1su4 easce. faaza3fses - - ss5tes 81
- ~ Eses 4saef sincerity Feett4 IA
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fssssssf - s 80 snsit gsfDsNf - 04ef - pst
ia sns. 10 4MNgssss the 49, 4As 81 Aesfsasrf.
i4x3 4 fssas &C 81 thD foss0NsgsF tract ~ gtisAs
49, -. ait Exgx 81 $50 s g - =.
Al sxrs0zs tasssx Fse.tsa Ktlfss sAts = SD
ressrss5ss 81 tse SksBss sse9lts1 sssd ~ anF es
f3esnsesg a. t,sksf right ~ aaE per Aen t~gegs
A. ssfe44ss ~ rake psssf aA@z@A4 As saB H1assf
$3.50 tfss As ahass xss4naisss agf csssa&a9ssf
sserz ~ set3 Nkse. - essgEsse 80 Ff4sx 81 -
1900 ~ REID n hexN
gAz. J. AA19 Ah. kecAlfes
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W. G. T. U.
ne Christmas Dinner ia the Poor =
Great success

ne Christmas Dinner ga the Peer =
Great Success
ne regular weekly meeting Of the w.
g ~. Was held last FRIDAY afternoon at
IN Nallingsori's. 0wing 90 The in
~ moi so large Is usual Mrs. Waiiing-
ksa served lunch from 10 80 The
aaes we're loaded with ali the delicAcies Of
n SEASON.
The president was absent aud Mrs. NJ
III Johnson called the business meeting TO
|fasr 81 2;so The secretary reported the
EAfislsnas dinner for the poor was 4 great
|keoess About 35A mefe fed and enter.
hned. and forty-two dinners sent to the
Aaases Of those who could not go 10 the
Asmory. itwas a real pleasuFs 90 see the
hsils ones PLAYING different games and en-.
pgias the hountlful feast. 0ne little one
sasd. ''it was the hestest time | ever had
p my life had i've pieces Of pie I" The
tsanser could not make report on ac-
ssuni Of several balls vet unpaid.
The missionary. Mrs. Bowman. made a
hnxthy and interesting report. Had
sasssed great many families aud had dis
teated great deal al provision aud rloth-
hs found Two sick men and seat them 80
y hospital. had ministeEel unto the
fanis d several erfing. hayward girls.
There Is great need 81 . dag nursery
Wi tie following committee Was appointed
Investigate the advisahlliiy Of such a
sseisee and report next meeting Mrs
katalek, Mrs. Wallingiora. Mrs lenner,
hfs Lee sud Mrs. haadaaker
An HamlsakeT. owing 20 80 much other
spfs, again offered her resignation a. ~.
writing secretary and urged iss accept
saee The resignation WAS finally &C.
'stssi and Mrs r. Roberts elected 10 eli
" vacancy Mrs. NJ 7. johnson was
tAsssn assistant.
4 sotsa of thanks Was voted Hon. W..
Ncca fer the donation of TOT at Green
iaie
Afs Marrow. an old ". &. T. q. worker
wa California. united With the anian.
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so1Icr or Dissolution.


NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or co-PART
~ ne4Ehip. To whom Il may concern. No
lice Is hereby given that the 60 partnership
heretofore existing between George smith.
JET rson smith and Chag es Batter. nnoer the
firm name and style o. smith brczhcrs & Butter
,iniuga wholesale butcher hns ness IN the city
OF seattle vas on the lss day OF January
ISa dissolved by mutual consent Al con
tracts vet unfatfiied by sad frus VIII he per
formed aud carried ont by Us sutcessorss smith
Bso,hsrS. composed Of aeorge f. smith and
jefferson smith Al indebtedness OF the late
6rFn siil ~ settled ard adjusted BY, aud al
credits due ssIG arm viii Re paid 70 " u heE.
nolas. 81 the wholesale butcher market Of ssaifh
Rrs,theY.. corner al second and University
streets. IA the city 81 seattle $3.50,
JEFFERSON SMITH.
CHARLES gbTLKR
NOTICE oF DIssoLUTfoS-Ta UNDER
~ signed doing htxisess under the frn name
and styie % Baker, Raeoa A Co, n TIE city q
Seattle hss thas kRY been d3sso Fed by mutual
CONSENT H. W. BAKER aksuntrg al liabilities
tStgaef3- - w. - BIS r,.s
Seattle. January !. isza
NOTICE OF DIsSolUTIoS-TtaE co Part
~ nereA8r heFetofose existing Under tse SIN
rasre sf 6serlHg ffDanne Is this aay q
snfvass fw tautmsg consent The BASINS y III
- snnfinue1 hv Ihsrsez o fs0naeA. who yfll
assuale al Liabilities e The arm Aad Feefiys al
sroaayS tns - Ecc0uEt BIS ol aoas ssAnas y
will sse placed IN an aFtGgneg's hhn1 fes sE 80
tsun. HAkl,s- = DDS ; EaA~
seattle. wssA.. January z l-as
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Norrcn TO STOCKHOLDERS


NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders Of the Puget sound Fire Clay
Ca. viii be held in the effice of the treasurer,
room a., Boston block, Seattle. Wash, Monday.
January Is. 1880, for the election Of trustees for
the ensuing year and for the transaction of
surn other business as may properly GENE be-
fore L. w. K. FORFEIT, President
cHAs E PLIMProN. Secretary.
NOTICE OF PAYMENT or pfvlDRNDs-To
~ the stockholders of the Seattle Transfer
Co: The trustees OF the Seattle transfer 90
have declared dividend of Il per cent on the
capital stock of the corporation, payable on the
10Th day Of January A. .. isa0 st the office Of the
company in Seattle, aud like dividends viii be
paid thereafter on or before the 10th day Of
each succeeding month Esitil further notice,
NOAH ARMSTRONG. President
cHAs. ARMS fRoSG, SECRETARY.
NoTIcE-THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders OF the Washington National
Bank Of seattle for n; election q director Tor
O'clock ;. n. h. F. B1cKus, Cashier.
NToTICE-THR ANNUAL. MEETING or THE
~ stockholders of the First National bank
OF Seattle, for the election 81 directors for
the ensuing rear will be reid az the bank on
o.TocKHOIDER MERTfNG--THE REGU-
- lar annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Boston National Bank of seattle viii be held
al Is banking house on Tnesnay, January ~
1890 at 80 o'clock p. m, for the choice OF d.
rectors and the rrarsactiou OF Suth other bust
ness as raay properly be brought before r.
" z. TH0RNELI. Cashier.
Seattle. Wash. Dec. IL 1889.
NYOTIcE-sTnCRHoL MEETING; THE
~ annual meeting u the STOCK holders OF the
seattle Construction Company viii BE- held at
the once OF the secretary Of the company af the
power house OF the Yesier avenue cable line at
Lake Washington. OF the second Monday the
18th day. of January A. p. 1890. at O clock p n.
Trustees for the ensuing year will then te
elected and such other business transacted -
may legally be then done
FRED x SANDER. Presiaent
j. y. BRUNS. Secretary.
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srnertE SorIcE

xspgrf8I. xoTlcr-wE HAVE A RELIABLE
ard ersz sey ard asEI aocAte parties o. hoEss-
Sseasx pse-eEap io2s ~ timber laEssiA Isaac a
Igaun a Co aas FEezs street.
NOTICE 10 PROPRfETORs-PLAS FOB
~ oosssxez. fiS. tef story Fe2sdsaes, I'd, ~
KrS eoznfg Faxss a. scgrs1 Tsse& > KriedAazzsefs
aseAizees. 80 foianksA street
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xxrASTFu-To Know The ADDRESS OF
w " Chase AnTeHe kaeSt1g atS
wnereshssgs please aosisy wiiittaz DAVIS fa4s-
ehse. Nash
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s~ts AS esty, 1snusfy s. o. sAa wife ~
- : Fsy. dAHgasef
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CRAWFORD 4 pEIA<T. kTAfa 81 ilspEh1.
ssa grepaFea 81 fnrnsah ali ksasss et stntfa,
FNs an neweis 81 sansE 10 ifss esa ess1
$50. gosnes TNesfsA ard sseaAst streets
4esxFss. Wash
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THE AAg8~g gS6sS KEke+ xEsktS -
Association ezeess Ene srs4 knd ard ektaf-
s&ys n eAca acatA 81 Eae fcaax s&tafAzss&
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czarRyoYAscE

NATURAL BORN GIFTED IN TELLING
~ past aud future all troubled In lose affairs
D. husiuess OF any kind, call and aee Mrs. Wal.
iaxe Florence House. FIFTH AID Aed son.
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GEORGE I. MEACHAM

Advertisements un6er the heads Of Lost. Found
For sac. for Rent and Situations Wanted viii
be inserted II the rate q cents word for the
nFFt Insertion: Ioent a word for eash Subsequent
Insertion Payment always in advance
NoTfCE-The business once Of the PosT.Is-
TxELIeEscKR will hereafter becpen until II ?. m
Classified advertisement will be received up to
this h0aE
Advertisements viii be received At branch
alaees Of THx PosrIsTELLl0EEcKR ~.
Tacoma .......-.................C l. Fowler. agent
Major Geo W. Barter agent
Port 6. Earle agent
The following letters are awaiting advertisers
81 this ofsee,
7. g. 0Fersser. C. z.
g. Nv G.. T. y.
IN II Nolder.
G. Maehtnist G.P.
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- ~ salty euFa saenegax ApNaxl =. ever ths
49,. hS4sas ! Nav .gstlca zen pAB4. UFesea
49, -. AA27 ana NHies Pacific railway. lei seea
- 49, AL the als2aaa fsseE 1Hs esissaa
. ssftsss sFe ans xg.ct8sss
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Saloon AM sroRE FrrTuRrx

NOR sALE-CHEAP: $50 WILL BUT BAR
II counter. back car aud mirror. fixtures
ready. mate on hand ana made % order Femem
Der We make saloon and store Strings . sy's-
tialty. therefore we can save you moncy. Ser
linger Co.. 2s2s second street
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soeYrrr NOTICES

SsxATTI.g F1gFs.G No :, L q @ p. MKFI-
- every IlssMsAv ssexssgx - Ned FetAq& 49,
Meta ~easrss - y aaese4k EsEsA<fs 1t s*aeF
sseaaav sd FE.BHs sfAe-6 - Es2 . a4sZsssE
nESgY LELAND =. g..
john = ES0FP, soy
Fsssgss@sae sgx 49,
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kassA
Nal
ks.sfa CITY
ssss b. tie sesrr
setses ~ tts kun8Fea
SIP yards fsrsories~ln fact city tn
Apa lie awuefs 1t ssinson Rzy ssrxsud
s'.zsss sst rrtsas aust - eaxsatsest ga the fzsh
saeHe haia p4tess auua. - the oansfs
49, - Ase Nnsta sauhie fao rFiVa ~ shs
sew ~ cas- saaatr8cg ~ Fan soil lots so ear
ssn e 80 80 kat 80. ap o. the iefn
- fAf9 ard taahs aaa ggsaae your MaaEy
--A-Ll l1Nr. -. - $500. .-..--L
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CONTRACTORS Avn nUfrDrnx


nuNHAM COLLINS, CONTRACTORS:
- pile-drving and hrIdge buiidings osilcs
foot 0f Commercial street
nAFFERT 4 srANLRY. BUILDERS AND
IL contractors. plans aud Specifications fufp-
shed Columbia House. eeAItle
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O. Sf,El TO LOAN O. rIRsr4f.Ass Rial.
ID ~sHfU sst&s1 seruEstg. T. * NzsA0u-ne.
I.zt@S eors street
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ENasNEKns AVE- cosrRAcroRs.

CAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPAAy--KN
- gineefE and contractors for bridges al eycgy
description; wharf building. pile driving drsdg.
ing aud steam shovel excavaiiags plans and
specifications furnished spplication core
Hpondenoe solicited. once loo Of Jackson
tlTeeE, seattle. Wash.
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ii MEs~aS-L T. ctss1 Z - < : $50 =
sI. gusse4. seal essass xpa insafA8s@ 30
f.ssSz TnAE6 ats1eE. s&Ag Eate-
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sr4TRHrfIDERx

MISS MYERs nRssREs PUPILS T0k Esse
vi lin Freaeh. masse. Elementary LAIN.
fss A#ssessa street.
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I,oR sALE-Tw0 LOTS on SECOND STREET:
Il both corners and good locations for store
and Office buildings. which viii pay handsome
interest on investment Washington Territory
Investment Company, LleweIyn-Dodge build
ing
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sTryogRfpHERA
srosEtUTfERs
EnrcArfosan.

GFSTEFMA& WHO srEAGs FRENCH
Il aaa 3eyrnAa naeazfF Nssnes % give exeHse
lug lesso1A; EAa Tsrsds1 may Esas q ffh4te
az f.egrsanT kfsress ~ q. Pos iHt~ilts
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IN8CSn-A GOLD MATCH CASH NaAkN
4 caa hkVe kAEs ~ gazing On y AsxSea.
Rnaa ssxGaaa. and saying Sharxs&
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Voc4L AND TxsTRHasyrsI NUsTc.
= " COZ sgcfSp AKp LES0AA NJ l2Ekf-
-. gfnrretaT g.1g9ss POST sireefSs raA1o. "a
pAysAcsl caisase elssA. - = p. eAszFsaya
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I-NoR Saloon SOUTH SECOND STREET:
II we offer f20xI1o feet on soath second street,
coFner OF Jackson; Washington Territory Invest
men Company. Lseweliyn- Dodge building.
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AsSarrns ANn cnrMrsrs.

DRYANTs ASSAY OFFICE, SEATTLE
I'D Pharmacy Hall drug store, Sos Third street;
correct assays; for terms ard references address
- above. send samples by mall or express:
Washington mineral specimens bought and
sold. G. 81. Bryant.
~ GORGE BETHuNE, AsSANER AND CHEN.
list RnAiy2er of coal, IRE ciays orrn. etc send
samples fer assAv by mail Tn oma. STash.
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EEaL ESTATE sR0KE.s

rsgg ALSO. THE CEIk sEAIKD CLAIR
VI KoyAua ka1 zBes sz- EaAs &Nases FSfka
STREET Hessrs a n g. = a.
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RI n. c Ann. ATTORNEY ANH coUNsEEI.oR
Il. xtlaw sad notary cor snerciai eallEc.
tens specially. os1iec. room 10 seattle bioax
Seastse.
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rSOR EALE-FTvE HOUSES. ONE BLOCK
II from cable road. Washington Territory In
yestment Co
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NOR Salon FRONT STREET NEAR
II Bellevue hotel. two lots each 60xI20 feet, as-
tween the fable and electric road. Washington
Territory Investment Company, Leweilyn-
pg,dga building
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I,OR sALE-FOURTEES ACRES Plated
IT land foar miles northwest OF Seattle post
once tor sale by owner a. $500 per acre. James
Boutwell,, rooms aAd 10, Roxwell block, Front
and Columbia streets.
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~ X. BOWMAN - ATTnRAEY.AF-I.Aw
". Roon as. Sc&ttls block. cpraer TAlsa ana
cherry streets.
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TlNSH & MOVES (MaL & RcSH AND GKnRaR
I'D +. Noycsa. attorneys and eaan ss.licr~ Rooms
2is-sls1e, seattle bock. coruer Third aad Cherry
streets.
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Ctn REwARD-DRAYaES. AITKSFToSi
pIO AbaYs FeEAsa Nj D. paid ~ ua3eg
sleRea lof name ard adSFess II draytnAn " no
Asmle1 9wsaty Eve Gases al bfvaktsst bacon
from charles i0Bch's store 70 ScEwAa&eher's
wharf 1ay or sMo after The great Ere. ), ~
h.EEsF piinha12s warehouse. 1eSier aTelHe,
bsloS Commercial
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<sHEPARn. SMITH & LYON THOMAS
- 4. shepard, Everett SmitR ana 5ea 2. Lycal.
lawyers, y seattle elack. Third saa Cherry
streets general practice IN al courts CONNER
eIal and reAs estate litlgailon sneet Alttea
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Wanted

wood choppers 81 per cord
Girls tor general honsewofk. 80 per naonth
Cham befgnaids and wslttrz Al good wares.
no book keepers o. Eas,ern clerks wantsdl
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I,oR sALR-oN SEVENTH STREET, BE-
i tween Jackson and Main two lots: cheap.
Washington Territory Investment Co
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E,0R SALE--A 6 asd A -R0H0MED B0rsE on
III Prospect Te-g@rgs tprenx easy. ssaQ1sre af
non * RoxweA en.sdsng. cofner FraEf ard
Cosuz 5ss szreetk
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-10-29
YOUNG FOLKS, NUMBER.
THE SCARECROW.

1t was q regular scarecI oW-man,
Made on the old and well-known plan
A cross of sticks in a garb forlorn,
That stood on guard in field of corn.
And, indeed, it made the old farmer smile
AS he put it up and whstled the while;
1T would look to the crows so very ferocious,
SO truly astounding and atrocious,
That it tickled his fancy to think how they
Would catch a glimpse and futter away.
Well, two black crows sat off on a tree
And the young crow said to the old one, 'See!
Now, what is that frightful thing out there?
It's enough any honest crow to search
But the old crow chuckled and then looked wise
Shook his feathers and winked his eyes;
Something tickled him, but if twas Joke,
His voice didn't show it a bit when he spoke,
And looking down at the younger crow
He said, "What it it g? All don't you know?
''Why, that, as we wise ones all suppose,
Is the special patron saint of the crows
We watched for his coming every year,
To tell when the Feast of the Corn is here.
See how he stands with his arms stretched out!
He is calling the crows from all about
Such q kind invitation is most alluring-
So very cordial and reassuring!
I think we had better accept-don't you?"
And down to the field Of corn they flew.
Wide Awake.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-10-29
School has Begun.

The long vacation is over and school
has begun again. Doubtless most of the
boys and girls are heartily glad and
welcome school and the new studies they
will begin with positive delight. There
are some however, who tire of this long
school training, never once thinking that
they a. now being fitted for their future
work and that their success in life all de-
ponds on the good use they make of these
opportunities.
There is no moro pitiable spectacle than
to see man in middle life studying over
the problem Of his own failure. A splen-
did position is open in business house,
but he feels himself weak in mathematics,
and his knowledge of book keeping SO
slight that he dare not apply for
it. 1t does not take us long to
decide upon the cause of his failure He
had sighted in his school days these
special studies, which he was sure to need,
and thus he found himself later in life fit
for nothing more than the commonest,
cheapest work his hands could do.
Dear boys and girls, this is the time
for your preparation for manhood
and womanhood Make the most
If this winters work in school
just begun. Don't offer to the world
when you get through with your studies,
any poor, cheap work. The world don't
want it, for it already has enough. 1t
all depends on yourselves, what your life
will be dozen or more years from now,
should you live as long.
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AS you are all so much interested in
your school matters just now, here is a
funny problem in mental arithmetic for
you.
THE PROBLEM.
1t was a warm sleepy afternoon and
the scholars in Miss Plummer's school
looked and acted as if they wished four
o'clock would hurry along.
The class in mental arithmetic were
lazily droning through their lesson, when
Deacon Day popped his CHEEKY face in at
the door, All the children loved him,
and were glad when he came to visit the
school.
Perhaps he saw they needed something
to wake them up, so when the class was
through with the lesson. he gave them
this problem:
eff eighteen COWS were going through
narrow gate where only one could pass
at time, which COW could look back and
say, There are eleven pairs of horns be-
hind me?'"