The Wrong Boy

An amusing table of a phrenologist's mistake is credited to John Burroughs, the author and horticulturist. "Here's a boy," said the professor in examiuing the head of the youthfnl Burroughs, "who will amass great wealth. All his ideas wil] be of money and money making. He will be imruensely rich and a power in that.line. " " The trouble was, ' ' says Mr. Bnrronghs, "that he stnick the wrong boy. It's a pity he hadn't gone in the next door and got hold of the ' boy there, for that boy was Jay Gould. We used to aro to school er. ' '-