Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-05-27

and fasten in the flesh. You follow this pro-
cess up one side of the spinal column and
down the other, and by the time you are
through, why any life you have got comes
right to the surface.
Oh that oil. how it loosens and lubrlcates
Bro. Peters tongue. He exhausts the capaci-
ty of several languages to sing its praise, and
Notwithstanding that the boys tell him to
soak his head with it and that he hasn't sold
bottle yet, he is just as Jealous as ever in
propaganda. The superintendent OF public
safety has been ordered to take chargeof gar
rulous and innocent old men with hobbies,
consequently Bro. Peter fires the donkey now
and Bro. Lee feeds the stock
Comrades Klmer and Hogan put in two
days with pick, shovel, wheelbarrow and axe,
removing as much of the ugly countenauce
Of certain stumps, as appeared above the
surface and in leveling off about the school
house. Bro. Joseph and his juvenility have
wrought marvels here already. The pleas
ATTEST thing in evidence perhaps, being the
flower beds ON either side of the entrance;
but the work occasionally requires more
muscle than he has at his command, so the
brothers helped, in order that the business
of identifying about could be expe-
dited The se diversions induce that birds
eye that broader view of things peculiar to
the landscape gardener, and we things
in perspective. as it We're; in such moments
our ambitious purpose is to systematically
transform the whole hill side into a success
sion or series of terrace like elevations, each
as wide as the distance between the avenues
for this is the townsite), with stone steps af-
fording easy ascent over the grass covered
slopes and gravel walks easy communication
in all directions, then will Equality serve as
Joy unto ourselves and an inspiration to our
neighbors, especially to those dwelling in
Edson. BY the way, have never told you
anything about the view of things you may
take in Edison on a clear day. have l? Well
| must do so, then you will see that our duty
is clear and that our dream is not so visona-
ry You can stand on the wharf at point
slightly east of south of Gilmore's store, bat
not more than 20 feet distant, and glancing
to the north away in British Columbia, see
the magnificent W-,appeu Solhirk mouh-
tain range: then wheel about, and at right
cred with dense forest and therefore al
ways evergreen, and over and beyond them
the lofty and imposing peaks of Mount Baker
and the Twin Sisters. Half way round the
circle to the south, the grand old Olympics
towering into the clouds and dressed also in
the fashionable color of the upper world.
From all directions testimony to the impOct-
ant fact, that the mantle of purity is accessi-
bic to all, and that we have only to raise to
visible eminence, to grasp and follow con-
cepts of duty slightly more elevated than
those ordinarily observed to receive it. To
the westward, the Sound and its picturesque
shore and Island scenery. Nor is this all 1t
is merely the appropriate background or
framework for the picture. More immedi-
ately to the north is beautiful Bellingham
Bay. tn the west and south, the celebrated
Samsh Flats an extensive area under
cultivation and in appearance one great
meadow: and to the east and when the fringe
OF timber whose doom is writ" is removed,
Equality and its terraced hill side, compile
ting perspective of absorbing interest and
marvellous beauty.
Eay Equality colony has an exceptional
fine piece of land 40 acres in New Mexico
one and three-quarter miles from Eddy, in
the famous Pecos valley, under the Hager-
man Irrigating canal, with permanent water
right. Finest fruit land in the southwest
1t is now covered with musquinte, which is
worth the price of clearing. This is an unu-
sual bargain at $500 cash, or machinery that
can be used here.