Woodville Republican., 1903-07-11

THE 4BLUEs" AND EUs1LERs.
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Nhiie I was triuEaEg aH zFvar-
Vitae hedes. fno farsoerz net on The
rad sboat fhirts fest fron ne, ssd
after ezehsnrizr greetings they -
gan 70 talk fsr1a- ous sid be had
over lhfsr hundred Bushels II corr
sslli fn fhe fsld. aad Be cd DOT kno~
hos - &as ruinF = gst u out be-
fore fioufnF -fine. he eoufinBed
sref weather kept the ground in sseh
eoufiuoa that 3 wfgpn void stnk
- tie hahs in TIE field He aid u
gave him fhe -biues="
~If had three hundred isushels of
eora sf5B in ire feid,- r-marked the
other ia aealdn'f give me the
blues.' Il ~uuld give ne the baz.iess'
would get i cut - ] had 80 pan it
out On . si~ddrsvn - 6aEs
lie then told hoz he once rnt cot
8se hundresI busheis Nlfh = h0ms-
nssde sled This sled. be Eaid. had
runners made Of pine plank two
inches thick. and these rsinneFs had
ehoea four iaches wide made u oak
hoard ens inrh fhiek. The stsoes we're
spiked 20 the bottom Of fhe yunner~.
alEa prevented them from sinking
down Ia the soft soil The bpx bid
ffteen heaheis w:aen full. ard team
of horNes could drnH il WITHOUT much
diflicnify. He husked about thirty
bssheis At a time. throwing Il into
plies. then hstched se his sled ard
hauled II ont He sai6 il WAS sloss
work. hpt be got the corn out just
The ~ame 4 wouldn't iet = little
thing like soft ground keep me from
getting out my eosn. II couisin't get
II out ore was ! would another be
added. as be started on.
What appears 90 be insurmounta-
bio difficulties 70 some men merely
stirs up lnveutire genius and In
creases determination In others. some
farmers think they are not getting
along unless the are doing things IN q
u ~holesaie was. They fa1sf do their
hrrn-wgTss with a Nkoop and a hur-
rah or sit down rnd Do nothing. Ths
idea of pegring away ~ a big job.
like the man who got his corn out Of
tile field with sled. Is too slow for
them. consequently they fail where
the peNger sueeseds. ] knew one
man who was unable 70 get help In
hayiDr- time. 20 haul in aud But In
the barn tte tons Of hay by himself.
lie was able 10 put considerably
more than half load ou his wagon
IN the field. and On reaching the barn
be would manage the horse hayfork.
having a neighbor's little boy to lead
the horse. and when the load was in
he would Ra inside and level il down.
he saved his hay crop. aud afterward
declared that IL was not half such a
Job rs be feared II would be when be
began. Il made him feel almost In
dependent of hired help. ! knew an
ofhes man 70 dig and wall up two
wells eaeh eighteen feet deep. By
himself. J once needed = well sery
badly myself. and was unable 20 OBJ
tain help from any source. - / Dug
Il and walled II nvaelf. II i twenty
fcet deep. After dievine e deep a.
! could fhrox out the Earth. / pet In
ladder. vens down aud fIIed > buck
ct. eame up and hauiel II ouf. then
went dawn and flied il egaEn. ard 50
on untiT ] reached wate~. ! would
fsser fae bucket Of briek even with
the top Of the val. lock the windIasz.
and ga down the ladder ard Iay them.
It was not such task as many seem
fn think Il would he.~-AFs. Grunav. in
Farm and Fireside.