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LEARNING HOW TO ScULL.-The Boston
Post tells the following good story 60 One of
the Washingtonian teetotallers served his time
at the grocery business, with deacon, who
was in the habit of making his own Port wine,
from whom he often had orders to ago up
stairs and grind some loga0ood, as the Port
wine was most out" One Sunday the dea-
con was hard at work over large cask with
a pole in his hand, stirring up the home
made Port wine, when Il member of the same
church entered unobserved. After looking
with astonishmeet for some minutes, he ex-
claimed, "Hallo! deacon, what are you do
ing?" The deacon jumped round in great
confusion, and after little hesitation, repli-
ed-"W Why, was afraid might get off in a
boat some of these times, and was learning
hoa1 TO sculL"