Northwest enterprise. [volume], March 13, 1886, Image 2

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J’CFJHWEST f NTEFFBI'E
ana< (in Kb .. m vii( ii ta 1880
■MSS - ,
Copt. Sweeney, ol th* stcame r
I.otlie, is n brisk bueiooßa iu
trading with fho ranchers ou Whld
l>y. Ti and San .luau islands,
ile com 09 through Deception Pass
every week, calling at Coupcville,
Onk Harbor, Deception and llygeia
whenever freight or prodae# can
to obtained, and cun lea hi« truck
to Victoria whore better prico9
prevail than iu tho Puget Sound
ports.
A Salutary Remark.
When I was a young man, there lived in
our neighborhood a farmer who was usually
reported to be a very liberal man, and un
commonly upright iu his dealings. When
he had any of the produce of his farm to
dispose of, he made it an invariable rule to
give good measure—rather more than would
he required of him. One of his friends ob
serving him frequently doing so, questioned
him as to why he did it; he told him he
gave too much, and said it wo ild be to his
disadvantage. Now, dear reader, mark the
answer of this excellent man :
“ God has permitted me but one journey
through the world, and when I am gone 1
cannot return to rectify mistakes.”
Think of this. Ti.cre is Lut one journey
tin jegh life.
AK EDITOR'S BED*.
Tw " a or-'.’n rCPge, the editor of • local
u . .paper had a room at the hotel. Being
obsent ono night, and the house being
crowded, the landlord put a stranger tn his
bed. The next morning tiro following ilaes
wore found in his loom;
J nK’pt in f*o editor's b«I Uvjt u f glvti
Aufl utlicM nifty Bay,wh:it the/ vW-xnof
1 oftv l.'-.m a » one In the wueUl
iduU eemUaijr Vaaca bis ia*j,
Wl-.cb T fhnreht nf T.y hnmhlfl cot,
1 enu : il not aupprfM o sigh, ,
B"t thought a* 1 rollod tn Uio tcaibotj ar«C,
liw* o*/.iljr eUitocs iio.
The editor, after Borne Inquiries of ihs
Im. iiord, mads the following udd.-oa
The ct.»p wVfto farm h*» re»tws l'»s
AuJ left his copy behind,
I’ .r a V*d li/iprosftfou shonH be looked njn
A* the cut U most unkind
JtohtJd a proof of bow ho Ho* t
in ibe too:ninx he went nv
AnJ. like rrftpr th«t vm an o !to»*»
iic oft.l iorgviuu the bill to pay.
f. d L. Gtaetu'
A SZABLESS AND XlVUSliim*, J3ECE.
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T oiftTß heard this so«fiot3 of Judg.
t . ißona, the great afosftacLußHta advoc.;
and lawyer. It Is said that being about 1
try a mercantile case, he ordered a jury i
be summoned, and among the ceroes w
that of Col. Tijom ie U. Perkins, the lea
bg merchant of Boston In that day, sue
tenonal friend of Judge Parsons. Who*
tab officer made bis return, he 'uid down -■
fifty dollar bill before the Judga.
*• What Is that V ” said Tarpon a.
“ Col, Perkins says he Is very bony is
i?-day and prefers to pay his fine.”
f- ■* Take that back to Col. Perkins,” so;
(&0 Judge, and tel) htm to ccme boro :
osdaj and if be refuses, biitjj hha k/
fowm.’*
When CoL Perkins appeared, the J:r >
looked sternly at him, and said, “ What i >
f&i mean, sir, by sending money whenyo i
wnm summoned to sit on this jury V ”
•»OoL Perkins replied : I meant no ■
respect to the Court, your Honor; but
was extremely busy fitting ont a ship f
tihs But Indies, and I fought if I pair my
fine I might be excused.”
“■ Fitting out a ship for the East Ind'cs,
six 1 w shouted the Judge; “and how-hoo
poes It that you ore able to lit out a slop
Cor the East Indies V ”
M Your Honor, I do not understand you ”
“ I repeat, then, my question ; “ How h
ft-that yon are able to fit out a ship fur the
East Indies? If you do not know, I will
Ml you. It is because the laws of your
apujatrj are properly aim! nistered. II
•bay were not, you would have no abi’w
Take your seat, t-ir, with tho jury.” —Janus
VrrnmoH O'uirho.
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have heard a great deal from E, «rtem
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3tr. Smith accompanied Coehi >ae to tL>
form, and on arriving th -re remarked
" Charley, the Jlaid is very jealous of he -
•cdt, is very ci u .s, ai d will permit no oi>*
to approach it.” Cochrane arranged tha 1
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