Eureka Reporter | 1903-04-17 | Page 4 | The Pleasures of Hope

THE PLEASURES OF HOPE anticipation always more enjoyable than pos possession bession an aged maine grandmother nho he long ago went vent to the lan an I 1 where there are no more disappointments used to 1 I say tell the children when you are planning something for them in thia this world there is more pleasure to be goi got from anticipation than from fulfill ment this homely philosophy li 11 11 lust raed anew every year at about this season when the seed catalogues cataloguer catal come around to a man or woman who has once had the gardening fever these gayly colored picture books are sure to bring on a relapse and never la Is the garden so beautiful or its fruit fruits so luscious as they are in the I 1 tion of the enthusiastic amateur when the brooks are ice blind bo rod and the strawberry bed under six feet ot of snow lewiston journal