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NO. IT.
A Id fit Lesson.
'''"horo! little Rirl; ilon't cry!
Tbey Iiuvp lo-iiken your dull, I kiio.;
Ainl your tea-sot hhio,
Ami your lav-lmiisii, too,
Aro Hi-irs of t,. lone; npai;
II it f'hil.'.isli tioiil,:,,; soon piss by.
There: little nii-l; i ml cry I
Tr.cre! little (.'il l; iton't cry!
Thty have broken your slnte, I know
Ami tin' itlnd, wild "ays
1 If your M-hnoi girl days
Arc tiling": of the long ago;
lut. lifo and love will soon eomo by.
There! little eirl, don't rry?
'f here! littlu gu I; ilon't rry!
'They hive hiok"ii your heart, I know
An. I tin' rainbow ph-nnis
if your youthful dreamt
Aro tiling of the lung nigi);
But heaven holds nil f,.r whi.-h vdu sigh.
Tlmio' li'llc nil I. ilon't cry'.
I.Iiiiikx Whitri.mh Hil-".
THE FACTORY GIRL,
It wns a litllo studio, q.iito nt th top
of tho liui-c. Vjioii tliij easel tint, oc
cupied tin! post of honor in tho ir.i.l Ilo
of tho roo:r, 11 largo pi r? of canvi.
flowed wiih tin soft tintt tf a spring
-andscapr, anl Frank Seymour stool
before it, pillm ii w , hit M.,C
Mrown cyoi tlrciimy wiih n sort of in pi
' rat ii 1.
In a comfort 1!:!;, cnychn., by the
door, sat a plump, rosy, liith female,
in n far-, dp with a '.city of narrow
whito Siitin rinb i n ll ill"iuug froai it,
! si ver-gniy p.ij.li 1 lro M-. S-y-:mour,
in fa,- oirarti.t's tii'tli-r who
hnl ju.t cmu up Iro n tho vry baso-
mi-11.
.dv
'l i"J l"w Fratik w:ii getting
"H'-rc, m.-iii-'r," said iho yo.ing tr.au,
'villi nn cmli i-i iiic jnr li in l:i
V!t, "j'l-t hi.. ;'.. w.y (),, Ml net light
t :i In -s i!i- tupiuo.t lirmch'S of tin
nhl apple tree. I uk" tlu brown, sub
dm I gold of that ti it; it vim -how io
mindt 1110 of (irace Toiler's linir."
Mr . S ymour moved nlittl uaoatily
.1 1 Iit ihair.
"Yv, it's vi-iy p-itly; I. ut i'. sttilios
in", T ank, you in- lat.'ly li-rrveiino 11
Kooil nntiy siii-.ilitu Ic3 lotwi-ci Mia
Trllcr nn l yur p c urei. "
Frank lauhi' I jmmiI luiniorcillv.
Wi'll, nritliT, vln! i-i pretty "
"'Yi-, I 'loa't ilc.Ty that tin;' pretty
f O-Hl.ll."
"Now, inallicr, what's thy 11: c: aai at;
of that nrr.li'.;ioii 1 tunc,1'' ili-inun'leil
Iho yi 11:15 ai'i-t, pli.'ssint'y. '-What
h ivo you ili-cov.TO.I nl'out Miis tirneu
Teller that in"t charming anil wniunniy
.rsl lovely"
'Fra-ik, ilo you know who sh iii''
"Yi, I k low that she ii n remark i
I ly pr.vty ijiil with a voie; tlia" soa-iJ-i
ixactlylikj thilowsnft ripplo of tho
little tivu'et wliero 1 mo I to play whin
I ns a hoy."
X:-;no," Buiil Mtj. Seymour,
linrp'y.
"We!1, ihop, ifyeunro not sati-li"il
with my ili-srriptioa of her 111 sho is,
'VJiiiil y.-u :iko t i kno'A whit tho will
.He?"
lr, Sjymour looko l 1r7.a I.
"Mother, I thl.ik ono si ay alio will Lo
my wife.''
"F,;n! ! Fi.iak! aro you rrny'
"Not that I know of," ni I Mr. S y.
in ur, c unj osciliy, sijiueia a illle
ilecp bin 011 hu pal ct out of a ilainty
ti l tube, 1111 1 mixing it thou ht.'iiliy.
MVj know s.i litt.o aliout In,"
tliou;ht Mrs. S'y:nour. '-To bo suro
11 n-ilin; Miry F. ton, n:i'l Miry
i:elivis to a very soo.l family, i: tho
Iocs livo i i h ilf a h viii asil t.-iko in
lino oinbroiJcry for a living. I! it then
who has nostylo n a l compaiol with
Cynthia I'irker, an I Cynthia nlw ivs 'ii I
fancy our Friak. Tnen, moreover, she
ims fivo or six thoiinrnl tlollan of her
Dwn, Hut dear iti", a youn man ia
love Is tin 111 os t IieallroD crcituro
i.live."
Mrs. Siymnir mmci nwhilo longer,
rnl then u'. 01 h"r' 111 1 tse .colored I
bilk Lo.net nail ray t-h; w , a nl set out 1
upon a tour of iavjsti.'atiui.
"I'll fin I cut sonietln ag nlnuit Jim !
Teller, or I 11 know tho rjasou why,"
thought the ladofati ;alilo widow.
Mhs (iraco Tolicr was "at home," j
helping M iry Kl on io an c'abonti pi c 1 j
of einbroiJory. The roo:n svhoro tlu
two glrli sat was very plain, carpeted
with tha cheapest inrai.i, ari'l cur-
tsiaod with v;ry orJinary pink ami j
whito chintz, yet it looked 9111; and ;
cheery, for tho fat bUckl ir.l was chirp- j
Ing noi i'y ii Ih; window, an l a stand
of minonctto a.iil vol vet- blossomoil 1
pansies jjavo a d;li litful tiat to this j
pretty picture f evcry-day life. !
Mary K.ton was pale, tltii ami not at I
nil pretty: there was a tremu'.oiu swoot-I
reis about her inouth that seouiul to j
v hisper th it "he o iht have In on iiil'-j
trrent umler dilT rent circu ntaaces. I
Grnc.' Tel.i-r w is a lovely blonde, wiih
l ir-e blue cy.'s, ros-.-luaf ski.i, an l h:.ir
whose lumin iiis old fell vor h;r fore
l:ei(l liko an aureole.
A- Mrs. fvymour ciitcrcl a dorper I
1 hade of pink stoo ov. r ir o j's beauti
!ul cheek, but other iso she was ca 111
nd sclf-poisessed, and readily psrri.'d '
tliij nlil lady's 1: terrojiatories.
' V ly svstm tliit niornin;,-' i I th
oil Udy, f.inni . herself. 'D' th y
have. is it" iti wrsther wh'ro y- U c nie
1 ''in, M Tellcrl'
' I b. iwVe it J- very aultry F.cio- j
ryvilln," snlJ fUace, composodly taking
another nccdKtit of white silk.
"Factory villi-f Isth.it your nntivo
place? l'-rhaps, than, you know Mr,
Parker I'yathi 1 P .rkcr's father, who
ii siiperiitendeiit in tho great calico
mills there?"
''Very well, I havo of ton won him."
"Aro you acquainted wiih Cynthia?''
"Xo I believe Misi I'urkor spends
most of her timo ia this city."
"That's very true," sail Mr. Sey
mour, farjely; ' Cynthia snys them's i;i
society worth haviiia Fnctoryville
only tin pirli that work in tho factory;
Cynthia is vory fronted. H it cxc.iie
my curiosiiy, Mils Teller how did yju
bcroino ncipiainte I with Mr, I'arker
and not wiih his daughter)'
(racj colored.
"II isincss lrmi;ht me la conlnrt Ito
qnenlly with th1 entlflman nf whom
you speak. Hill I iniver happened lo
meet his daughter."
Mrs. Seymour avj a iitllo st.ut in
j her chiir -Ii w is l.ipiininr; lo '00
j ihrou ;h I hu my 'tery.
j "P. rhiij-s you hiv - I'lielhine; to do
j wi'.h tin i-alii-1 fact iry I"
j "1 hiv.'," .-ai I Cr.icj with cl.rii li;-
I
"A factuiy sirl! ' (-a'jnd Mrs. S-y-'
mour, oionin-j; red and white,
i "l-lh r:a ;v diirac; in tho title.'"
I quietly askv I (i.-aee, altliouh h r oit.i
cheeks v re dye 1 crimson.
"Ii "race! (Hi, no--certainly not;
! lli-'re's no harm in eaiain' one's 1 i v 1:1 1;
i i any h inornhlc way," returned M s.
'S-vtnotir, ai'si-ntly 'I In (net was, M10
. w.-n tbinkiii; in her i:.ino.--t mind,
' ' What wi.l Frank miv!'1 and aiitici
pat i i; th ; ll 1 ; of triumph sho was
: about I 1 v. ive ov r lum,
"I do not he-it ile In i-on'psi," went
, oa tJri.ce, I ioi;i ; Mn. S y its ur I11I. ia
; th- 1 ;. im, "tint t.i I l.o i ilii i f.M.-tni yl
; i v.e my daily bro id. '
"Very I. 11 1 iblo, I'm s:.re, '' mid ih
eld In ly, crowi-i .- a ittl ; uaoisy u ider
tho dear b!u j "ualy there aro
steps and jr nl .ti.tns ia a'l .-ciety, you
know, aid- 1 a:n nliit!,' suip-1-.el to
i tl :i 1 you so indm.Vo wiih Mi-s K.t :-,
whnsn (aanlv i
M 11 v c ime over to i are' ido and
"foopjd to ki-s hei cheek.
"My deaiivst 'r:-i: .1, my mist precious
companio;)," sii 111 ur. limed. "I -hoiil !
be iinie lost stiihoiit In r, M i. 'y
m-uir."
The oi l lalyrook ...r r:,v-' Hilily,
ami did r.c-t i.k Ci.c! to return In r
call, i.hii -.iih s't ivlend:; d an iaviti
ti n lo ,1 y, ci in hid 11 !ho polilet
na I urn: -list nt tor in
' Fr..r.k ! ' 'he j .cul ite I, n.vcr onco
rt( pping to rcmovj sli twl or bonnet,
a id bur-til- int i her son's s'.u lin like
an e.p-?s.:n,jssi;jcr of lifo and death
news, "who d yi u supposo your para
xon of a Mi s Teller i?''
'The lev. 1 --t of her sex," returned
Fran';, bru ll y and coinpiehe:iivvly.
"A factoiy sir-! ' si-ieani 'd th i o'd
Inly i.t I hi- In ieht ol lur In it;., "a fac
tory fir'. ! '
VWell, wliat of tli it ; '.
"Whit of that.' Frank Seymour,
you never mo m t o say that you wo-.ild
h iv anytlii -i to a. ay toac iinuun fac
tory ejn ; '
"I In-ill 1 pronounco her .1 very 111
Ciiii.m.vi factory s-irl," and tho youii
ma:-, wiih ii 11 iii:.:iavat Hi"; Cilmr.c-Sa.
' Frank, don't j- t with m-," pliadod
the poor litlie motlier with t,-nrs in h;r
I ye.. "Tell me at onco y.-u will p-ive
up this fancy for a j;ir! that it in no way
equal to you "
"No -he 11 11 no respect my oqual,"
retur.ied Frank, with reddenin.; cheek
nnd sparkling ce, ".jut it is becamo
sho is in ev -iy respect my superior,
(iraco Teller it one of tho noblest
women thai ever broatliol this terrcs
tinl air, as w li as or.e of tho most lnu
tiful. Mother, I lov her, and sin h 19
promised to bj my svife. ''
M.-f. S-ymi ur sat down, limp, life
lest and despniriai;.
' Frank ! Frank ! I never thought to
sc; my son msrry a common factory
t-irl."
And then n torrent of tenrs carao to
her relief, whilo Frank went on quietly
touchiij; rip tho scarlet foliago of 11
splendid old maplo 1:1 tho foreground
of hit picture.
.
"So yon aro determine 1 to marry me,
Frank, i 1 spito of everything?''
(Irnco Teller had been crying tho
ikwy-tonh reycli.he, and tho tin
niitiirnl crimson 01 her check", as Frank
S -mour camu in, nnl Miry K-ton cjn-.-1
lerntely slippc I out "to look for
missing psttcrn."
"I should think so,' said Frank,
ookin adxiringly down on tho gold
head that wai stoopi ig among tho pan
sies. 'Hut your mother thinks 1110 far le
l'w you in social portion."
' Social po ilio 1 1 c --ignosc !. What
do 1 rare for social position, as loug es
II y littie (i.-. ce has consented to mako
ih1 sunshine of my own home,"
"Yes, but Fr itik "
W II. but (inner"
'). you really love mei"
Fur niswe-, ho took Ii th tho fair
ib-Heat 1 li tie hands ia his, and looked
s ca-iily in h r 1 y -
"F .ink,' s id (imcj dcmiiriiy, "I'm
a iu.J yju wil. Uiuko dieadful y
strong-wi'dc I, obstiiiatj sort of ahm
band." "1 shouldn't wonder, (iraci".''
An so thi go! I ti'i,'ht fade! into a
purple, softer ih in th- nhvluv. of K s'
ern nmethy-t', nnd '. ii - stars came out,
ono by 0110, and still M iry K ton ilidu't
succeed in h iding tho pal tern.
Mrs. S ym -iir was tin tirst pu,st lo
arrive at M -. Kindall's p'i-cl ?oiri mi
th- tiri-t Wednesday evening in .lu'y
e.'-v ,ti".g her k id g'ov -d hand, ' w;.at
is tho mntterl I hop i Frank isn't in
any sort of trouble,"'
"Mydenr," sail tin old Indy in mys
tcriru. whisper", "Fr.nU has been en
trapped, invjigled into I ho most dreal
fu entanglement. I); I yen 1 v-r fancy
that he, the most fali lit-ui and pr.ilie
ul ir of created hei ix, c 11 d bo ic..
lutely di t -rn.iacd on tr.nriying a fac
toiy eir 1 '
Mrs. It indall uttered an cxi l.vivH ion
of horrilio 1 surprise, nnd at th- :a:ie
moment 11 party ol guoMs wrr an
nounced, among them was Miss C:: ce
Teller, looking rather iikoi- b.veiy tluin
UMI ll.
"Well," thought Mn yuiniir, rs
her ho-tess li tn r i i-i I away to welcoiv.p
the new comer-, "will wonder never
cue! lii nc 1 Teller at Mr. Unr. I all's
soiree! Hut 1 iiippnse Us ill 01 :ic
coMnt of M rv I! Ion's ir.c'.e, tit- ju lj,e.
Hew comet M . I'.iik- r m.-l I'yi.ii ii
dear me, what a 1 1 i t s !i.i'ur.i s ur
American society i-.; h 'W they will bo
hi.ckcd at m.-elm ; li.-ie; T ; l"r.
la voluntarily iidviaio! .1 -tep or
two to witn- sithi meeti -.e;. M . Pii
kcr looko I qailo in 11.1.1 h n-toM-hed ;.s
sho had expected, I if somehow it was
not ju-t tlin kind of a tor.idim.-nt 1 1 1 : t
win on tho programme.
' Mh- (iriei j yju h-n ? Why, wlir-n
"lid vu i-jn-.e from I'Vict ryvi. 1 i '
"You nro i.iquiiited waii M.-s Tel
ler' akel M lin.ilili, wiih sumo
-ur- rue.
"(lite well; in fait I have had tho
management of h r proji'-ify for mm)
ye:;r-. M:-i T -I'. r ii (ho V' iiie;l:i ly
who own til; et -ii ivj 1 ,i'i o la 'ori s,
from which our villngo lake- 11 11 ;im."
' l:..r i;-,r! ' i jiiii'.it.-l Mr. Sy.
mour, tsiriiing pal-j ai l -i .kiag down
onadivm e.ear h r. "Why. tlo-y niy
tho h ires- ol tin- 1 1 i;t'i: i niaii who
owned Hit. Fictoiy ville properly is tho
riche-t girl in th 1 1 - u itry."
'(in.ee.'' said Frank, g'avely nnd
a'lnost sternly, "what do s tliis nv.'an?'
Th.i hluo eye- ti le i with tears as tin
c ling r oser to his .-.mi.
"I cui't h;'p owning tho cihci fac
tory, Frank. !:i't yi 11 love ir.o just
as well ni if I ill 1 a' I ' '
"My litt'e deceiver. Hit why didn't
you tell me :"
' Why slu nld I tell you. Fiank; It
was so nice In leavj th 1 heip ss i ehi :d
nnd 13 plain (ir.sto Teller for awhile.
And when I saw how opp i-i-l yi u.
mother was to our eng igi-m ;i.l, a spuik
of w.-man's wili'uliic-s 1 ese up within
ill", and I resolved I w mi I mainti.in
my incognita, come whit might. Mis.
S yniou-," shi al diil, luri.ing ;.rtl.ly
r iml an 1 holding ( 11: ... r li 1 id to tin
diicomlit.il oil lady, "diln't I tell
you that I owed my d illy brea I to tho
factory ! '
And poor Mrs. S yinour, fir onco in
her Ill's, was at a !osi for an nnswer.
The Sensation ol lleing Scalpi'd.
Tho man who can led more tales of
lndiui fighting, b -ur lmati i;-, nnd wild
lifo generally thin any olh -r man we-t
of tho Kockies is C.rndi ISioiison, 11
iionoer if tho S-lkirk mountains in
Ibiti-h Co uailia. It is forty-two vears
since he ma le his way uloio Iromtho
head waters of tho Missouri to tho-io
mountiiins, and ho I now in S.ia
Franciic.i, scein-r for tho tirst timo in
all thoso yean a town of moro than a
thousand person-".
His face is scarred from arrow
wounds received in Inliin li jht', and if
ho lifts his long whito hair from tho
silo of his heal In shows a great
circular seir extent! ig from above hit
right eye clear urou -1 'he light -b!c and
back of h:s he id nisa-,; to the left ear.
That is where th -V i man wa- sca'p d.
"U wis in io With th; Si. u.'ha
explained, "and r va tli - worst brush
lever had wit 1 the Indian'. They
came upon a camp ol nine ot us and 0:10
of them pouuc.d upoi m", sei.ed mo
by tho hair and cut right arou.i I my
head whero you see this tear. Tin ti ho
gavo a sharp wrench upward with his
right arm anil laid tha whole skull bare.
I cannot describe tin pm:i it gavo mo,
and 1 don't lu'.i-v.! I could h ive en lured
any moro without simply dying of it.
Thero is no otlnr torture man can bo
subjected to that will begin to compare
with being scalped.
"It is a common halief that a man
can't livo alter b-.-i ig sol pel, but I've
survived tho experience, n 1. alter of
twenty -two years, and I don't think I'm
quite to tho end of my journey yi-t.even
if I am scvenly years oi l. I knew
another man up there, too, who didn't
die under tho scalping knife. Tho
scalp was torn completely clT from tha
whole top of his head, so thst it had to
be constantly swathed in cotton and
olive oil. Ilo lived a year. That man
knew what 'offering means, if ever
iran did." (N.w York 6an.
TURKEY TALK.
Juicy Bird Which N Uk
Epicure's Drliu;lit.
The
I Whore Choice Turkeys Abound
j --How Fed and Marketed.
I It h is been a goo I -e.-isrn for turkey ,
j rays th; New York Miil and llxpret-.
; I-'., 11 tires can at way. I !', 1 y tin tie. to o'
j the turkey wh it k iml of a -umin r ha
I p'lW I. A dry, toil ;ii f.-w. 1 ins a
. s ascn of few iii', c.v.l v get. it ion,
1 and n.Mch skii-mi liing t 1 obtain fool.
I A tnuder, juicy lirl, wii'in gamey
! l! svor,(ifcn th) olli r h in I, iM-ites tha!
: the se-id.i hu b' Vi ,1 prosperous one,
; and tho gr.ii.hopp;r crop I are;.?,
j A few years ng. 1 tin New York ma'
I kett wero sup-.!i-d with turkeys by
j Coanccli tit, X w Jersey and I.nng
j Ishin 1, but th.o con-tiiiipuo 1 lan iu-
cie sod to Mich an ex'oH tint th-
near, v 1 rop is an inent' d l y bias o:
luikeys Irom th.- South ar-.d West.
Tli ; Conn-clii u' turkey it par ecd
leiice the i- mic bir I. No -scclion of tli
1' Hte 1 St stet 1 an compare! with h
Xu 111 g Slale 11 inidn.; them. I a :
natives 1. ive a knack of pnliici:ij
larger, plumper, jun 1 r ard n; 1- - is-qui.-iil
.iy !l iv -r .- I ils-d-rs ;liaaci:i b.
found i-isewh-r ;. Tli -y inh -i it it from
their nrcestor , wh 1 from rn'oni il time
hav; b.-en er.-:-.i 1 1 1 -.-: . y raii'T'. 1. i;e
1 11 nl'-ers of tu kiy no net kept by the
Conn ct ir-uf farmers, I ut evory fit 1:1. -1
lias hi li n k. I'.o n tho l;m i th ,t th
litllo 1 111 Is. breaks liis she ! u ;ti. h -roiicli
sthi si.s nil prinn io:;litio:i
ta il tit hi, 11 for s!:.u;ht r, groal care is
taken with hi, di :. P.e-.ly of milk
nnd curl in his i-ii v days is followed
by ccr : iii-.i'. ii-.ii-.1i, wli -al and birl-v.
I. iter in li:". -.i-hu -r i i fid liberally.
From the i-rst th turkey 1 get a laree
portion of their foo l y for i::i ig in liio
mead-iw
an 1
jls wh-
i:;sect
.-boil ol.
II irly in X v. tuber tho t u i
,eys
pretty Wei I r-.w n, arel tiny are then
I 1 ii! 1I1-..11 ;h a I' ll : i ig pii r -,s to pro-
pare tln-m for th- Thinks. ;iving slaugh
ter. M it y ihil .-te ii mithils at.- en .
ployed. Sam.- farm r-s fi 1 all tii-con,
that th-; tu:kiy- wi I ; -.t t :ir tim 1 a
d iv. Ulln-r-s ail (hem 11 . t.i prevent
1 c-x ruse, nnl e. 1 a mix :i-e of lb ur
nn I cor 1 !:-.":.! don ,h. W '-.-i; h- lur
key tires of i-:.tia.., th- d. 11 h is roll 'I
i:.to p l let 1 1:11 1 cr 1111:11
throat. (:l rio-.l a d ,-,
in-' ills ) me I for fait -iii i:-,
sections Ih" Iluli 01 iu-1 in I
i dot
1 uer
hi,
ml,
erne
1 II
-1 1 .g
::l i.e I
selves
wa.nut i is r ; ! i t .
that tho rie'i ll ivor of
the turkey the te-to o
1.1 ( ' lliforin 1 I ; ' . 1 1
.1 gin-.e.
.t : 1 ai-e I 1.1
!h.i.a:,d.
- a h r ler,
i , :! ..k ..
: - ol I 1 ri-:.-.-:
1 nli.e y
I 11 1 It in!
111 0 lur e 1
a. I ba 1-y
111-! e!,e,;,l g
ll cki 1.11ml
rig .-, 1 v
-d 1.1 cln.
I Th v nr.- plii
I w ho drive, ih
I -hi e... Tli. y
lory in a ds.y,
1 y loragi
nnd harveste I
and l;vi i
Wire:: th
, I he I urk 1
i,-. to th; imniJiise win :.t
ll ! I. iiT.d 1 In 1 ir Is .!..
and become fa! and ready for market at
verv litt 1 ; 1 o-l.
'lhr.-ugh I : iina, lllu-.oi. nnd Wr
co.ibi". wlut are sallel "turkey liir.
d 1 1 i' v i ' , 'I'in v : ! ;: uni'iiot h
C 10:. s, rapah e 1 f hol.li ,:; f , -i .mil ,
'J1I1 11 tin key-,
lias, a d. -i: t;
Col III! tllI!M-V
mil. s and briu
II ieli ",rii . :- " c.r.p'. y
i::.s ol h r is or mule-, lo
. w iii. 1 1 a r idr.is ol 1 1 n
; them t 1 !he 'ouudrv
dni v. 'I ii
(.-.
: . e M I
l!
tuik.y1, 111 t-ii.i v iv li :' p ins to
fi cd mid care for tl.e v.. I n I i I -raiH'o
nt las go i-tid tin ! iluir I. via-; as
best they can. Ct list-oil lit ly Ihi-y d o
not crinp.iti wi;h I'as'sri lirls in si.e,
tl .v or or fatties.
Tlu-y aio mi! I .niive to tin; men with
the team.. The usual pi ice Is six cents
A pound, but ou.o l! eks bring Ir 111
Olio-halt tootle eel ! per polin I lin.nr.
The fi wL i.ro !: i- ! in tho large room
of the foundry. Al one end of tin e-tibli-hii-ent
is the d n sing room, wln ro
tho kl ling is done a:il the rarea'-cs
) prepared for iiiitket. I r un eight lo
I ten men i.re enipl. ye l ieki-i; and
j dressing tin bir Is. 'lory arc pail livu
j Cents apiece and dre.t 0:1 tl.o average
j livo lords nn h. 11
I
How Scrap Iron is i'lili ol.
How i 1 - t rap iron ut ill. 1 f In n city
where !h re ar; s i m my foil 1 Iri -s r.u 1
maun, ictu i ig weris i.s in 1'ilfs: urg nn
imiiienso spii-tity of it it so'd. l',u;
xvhnt do llseib alers d 1 with it.'
Moultless this ipi'sho-i li.;s pi, ed
ollurt b;-id"t tin M. patch repot r
who undertook its ., niioi tho ether
j day. I his wand 11 ils -inoir th-' city
I tho to w piper 111 in spied ai.:nc-o a
buildiig i 1 licatia g tint 'In lu'ter wat
nccupn 1 nv Meiiers in iron and steel,
and at onco sought, en iuts.rv.ew w ith
tho 1 r ipri tor.
"Wlul .li . li with scrap? (ut
It up a id sell it to Isireaces and mills.
Ik in- .-ut inlo th - works and I li h w
you how 'tu done. '
And 1 In g nt'cm-ii le i the way fiom
the 1 llieo into a yur I in which wa
pi e I t lis upon tons of 1 Id iron and
steel. Tiis-ro were a 1 soils of utcn-iN,
or piecos of tluin, from i;on sprngs
to engine boilers. - JS lcivoi,
hoe, cooking sf..--, i 1 es of str-v-)
I'ipe p -t 1 .in I l.cltl- :, i:i I a ihousiml
.:l one other h'tn'.e. milo up tho
mi (- 1 laneou s n--ii' t an-nt.
"1 in- I-: -: tlii-i ; I-i be 1 "-e w I'll the
1 r ip a'-tor r. i. lee :ve I here it to sort
:t, S"pir;i'iug the iio 1 from tho steel.
Colings tha' urn loo big t3 hiiidln 111
I iilk am broken up by a big inachino
eall-d tin "drop," and thou the whole
II nr. in'.o i-oi'.vei'.iei.i hnpo for use in
i-nnible . For cutting there are iow--111.
maehlLes, wh.'clt I wid ;h IV
yo-i."
A Workinui wis sented on a 1 enrh
oith n I ig pi e ot w.igi-u springs near
him. These In wis f. eling, one by
one, a big inaihi-.s-, which kept a
Ini -e in'-' wanking 11; no. i down, biting
IT :, pii c ; of sl' i-l W illi each move
.iieal. X -: r 1 y w is 11 I ;r:;t.-r imn hine,
which must h..e been many tons in
w-i dif. 'l in: K:.i:'o tint dil tho cul
ling was aft .i li-'l to and apparently a
part of a huge iioi beam which worked
nil and down, propelbd by steam
pn.ver. This l.eani re-emb!ed in slrii"!
the head and snout of a hi -, black b.oij,
and thit npiieiuat.ce was heightened by
tin .-t.-iily opening n: 1 -hutting of the
ugly jiw, whir l w is chewing up tin
plates of wh it. h id onco been a strong
engine holler, i:.f ; I- ces three or four
i s lies si ia:e. When th iron or steel
ha le 1: 1 at 01 broken into liiis shaje
it it ready for s:.le in lot ; of . -cvrral
ton'.
' Win re do you g' t y our mate! l-il .' '
''I'i--::i iii.i-.v sn:i:r . Sine- of it
i-.iiis Irii-i u!i s as sli-tant as Mil
wiiil.ee .1 1 -1 Metro:!, and some his
i' -e -, j i- ked up h re al homo. It c-mios
t 1 11 - in i 1 at leal-, c ii' bm Is io; 1 w.i;
.en '0.1 I :. Tin; 1 : ; men of tli'e lily
: i'i: 1 up iron nu tl.iir reu-.d., and
v.. .en the junk ' 1 sirs l.ax -e n ciilini
l.let sev-ral tonsil it they sell it to
1 . Then 111 ' trading loals that HM-eml
h- AH;.:heny in d M ouongahela b ing
in large qii 01 1 :l 1 -s. Th y take i n!
gl --war', tinwir", ar.d 1 lln.r geds,
whirls Ih ir oivm rs 1 .Xi ban ;o with far
mers and etui rs for 1 1 i no:!, nil I come
b s-'i leaded with that material. It
c- me- I u. iii i v ry (ore-iv.i 1; form
Iro-niv iy spiiiii-i."- , I'i'.t-i-urg Ih -1
.1 e'i
A Tinmp Wurt'i SI.MMHK)
:--n-: il .I Vl a.i) ;i tiilnp eppiied to
the F.ud.ay iO.ii-i t ly Inlirinary Mi-leet-r
f.r lolgi-ig nnl sdlier relief, aa-l
lor two day In was pr.-vnl-d lor at too
s ily pri-i n. lb; was a' soil to be trnus
'errel to he i.uu'y i: lirn rry when
the In for i I . i.t .! ) d i-e vrie I w ho
In w i-, and r-lu-cd Mgrint him per-mi'-i.i.i
t ) entel li.:.l I : -! I! lit i :i unless
In w u'.l pay :. r ii- e:.lr: ! ai..!iie;it.
The tra-np r.-iu e I lod i thit, and !clt
tho inly : the : i a'i'-y-.
T .e iii s.i v. s- .I i: -ssin,, -i wander
ing nii-e:, wl.o -.-i si t- w -rs i than any
: I nn.;i on t: e r ; i, .tin ugh h ' is worth
;. i l.;s. ih.iri .-si .i.i"' i, in so i-i- whiih
l.r bus oi- d-; -I' . : v.irimi . a ik t in
:!.i . part of : In i u i try. I'.e-i lei (ho
ui-sniy h" has iiorlgnge-i n l-r:u prep
. nv, an ! r-.!:! n::d government t.-onds
ga -ie, -t in' g-ies Irons place to
;! is e w li !i bl I .-.:-g d ilntiiiug barely
ci v. ring him, ;: d In igi ig on hit uu
w i h-' l a: d uukeir.i ' l o ly,
II '.iMiip. Ihrou ;!: tii ; b.v all siver
iho c ii l;y, 1 1 ;-. I i g hi- food and
clnll. -.g and So Igi i", wh-n ho Can, in.
s ilai'oo-es and i.illrnnn-", an I, alto
e'.hrr, is on- (.r ih- w ir-t looking
wislrlie, ii .der ill-' stars. A f( w years
ago he was knocked down n :ir the
t .wu of Ada, n:.d to. die I o', .-sl l sino,
w Is is li he had iinsenirl on hi, dirty
!. d v. Sue.- tim- n ; ho iircluised
ATM nu I w.r.ti of ll ir lin county i mn Is,
w hi, h In- st i I hoi i s, drawing t h inter
est regularly an I (i c .iing ii. II ;
h is no I. i i w i ii lai.ies or friend-.
I low he ai a ills. u .li I hit we iltli and
wlure ho ciuno li.-m an; al.o unknown,
is he has mi le io c : :l I. int.. He in in hi
hi first apprnr i c- l.ir- ten years or
mole u ;o. - , I'.l : sl-nr ;':i M.-pCi!i.
All I ulii 'ky ship.
i'cii u is h - n o t unon iN V ship that
wis ever Inn s h - I :n in nn Amrriran
hi y id was til lluvey Miilt, which
s lo-id her ten ye.r-' -r-r if di-asfs-r
by sinking . ll CpsfF. . 1 1 r y on the last
day of Mei- 'Uiln r, bs s,;,,, ,va
liimch doa I'rilav, nil was iaptijd
in blood, killing a workman when giid
i ig inlo 'In e '. i s n tii nn rch int
si rviee sho met so oiar.y mi-h.ips tint
tiio uid -rwn'ers r.cluaily classed her
at an txtra-h irbut n-k. (hi her
ti'st voy ige sine was al, but I s:, nnd
twice she narrowly isciped foundering.
Slio wat on fire onie, while transport
ing cotton from P.-rt I! iyal to
I.ivei ni !, and was trinslormod into a
lloiiiiig furnioe. II r hi:ehes wero
s lo-id down, ena'n.iiig ln-r to reach
New York before the tl .nies en' through
the deck. Liter she rodo slown and
sank a bark in the I'ug.i-h channel, and
rone of tho bark's a w c-rapod to tell
tin ir si b- of the story. On her ni l!
voyage sin was d ism s.-ted by a hurri
cane. Twice she wa- given up for lost,
and when i.t l-ist she int tied un mcress.
i lul'.y with the IrighCul gales s-lT Cape
! F.a'teiv, twenty. ono of tho twentv-
four u il ortilnates on hoird xvore en-
I gulfed so iitncklv wlnn sho sank that
i . .;
tlio' c ii -l r.ct gi isp ive i a spar.
Itoitoa Traustript.
SI III.MII M S!
'.V.itrli .-u i ing'. I'l.-'i'i string nnd
limil.ir rT i '. hae: ii :n i ure-s-f .illv
itnp'.'ie i by -I .tl ity.
I A friir !i-o! iiimi-'l of nu c'.etMie itil.-
: .uarine bun! im I u 'uii l by , Fi-.vi-h
' n.-incer. Jt ci : I e -fe-led m i. -i'-'ly
' a hori. i::l il dii-.-i Ilo i, at w ll i-s i:;.
li I d iwe, un l i- all ; i a . , i o
I To h ir den pla-ter pal.- i I r I"
p' l i ;ni. ii. I - !r e i in t ! i the
l a -li r be: -n . i ! i - . ikvjper e : '.
iMiue'y gl lltl I -U'pll.-lto . I Ot.: -iuili
ivi'.; -giv i i -i a . l .- ree.,: ! .id
j From Pan nn 1 0 1 : , :, lal'ini rec i 1
lor about l-l i v-an. a i-'ieuih i n-,..-, r.
olo.-i-t gel - , VI l.ill : i-l : ii ; 1 I -il-
af a twenty-. ir yar . ' ' ! -ti . 1
'city in tin n.-i i.bitioti . ol t :..j-r.t.i'
j :ui the .iiirlac - of :ir- :
Alms st tho li.r-l.ii--. ' I 1! di 1..: ' .d
! is naid to l e ;-iv -n ' ' ' w. '-.iiii'-M
lo sleel C!iirr:i :ng to -. -. Tl,-- t 1 ni 0
: madi; white hot, pl.;a I 1 : - - 1 y ii
i to sealing w..x unti' --!-l. ;.. 1 1 1. -.. i-l t
Ions he I with 1 i ! firp- i.i!
I Tl:lUU"s of 'belli 1 u 1 : .1 I v ic
; ff.ll-l-l II; on c .'I t: il: s -.- ; 1 I- e ' -.-.
I ''.:. iti I ll iVO i-' i 1! obi: . 1 - ' .. S liith-
, -0111 in Ias',11 a1 i m al U . : 'I.'.
' char ii:n rt are 1 ill f 1 .a b p:'i .!' a -
! teeii'li of nu i- eh, itu-l 1 : : : e Ii v 1 e
! r-ld.
I on! r, ; to", ! a'.- i i.l
open" 1 th ' 1 lie r d ir nt W
v a !
N. C, aial I-.;i ,.l to 1
enough to but e, 11 - . - i: 1
tii it li. any e -. - -I '..',:-.,
er. may h . v.; 1 ri .1. n. 1 1. - i
i'i 1 1 ; ' 1 : 1 1 1:1 of 1 ; 1 .
pre..o I i : s:. 1 , -,-.d,t. . ..
Th t -1 ir, ; n -. : la - p , ,- ... .
Venl ll-ll I a r :: -' 1 ;
! tin air of the 1. w . :, .
i
ir t" couie i-i li on .1 .' '. it ;
' thus heat! th air of lb
I cu.s s is -uiip! v. Il 1 , I. w
j l'Xpe:--IVe if W -' -e I. ! . !..- 1 t'l w is-de
roi in, sin - 1 1,. 1 .- 1 ... 1 : I i ',-. . -1 s f
! he-,:.
1
j It is I i-l i e vc '. t'a. !!'..! . ' . .'I -i i'
1 : iTirds th- in .-1 -ia ';' " 1 I 11: ,il-.-
alio- :.y.l"i-i ni foulo le i :.i:I. -.::.-
i. n.ly by 1 -u.pivs-i. I .,.! '. 1 .'
' sand I ei ' ; i ai r: I - . - .1 - !.'!:
I primup'e fs-i in a 1 .- -. .-: Ir.! -' n -,
j Un coup: 1 ur . c; 1 . v- -, 1
j under th-: -tr.-.-t 1. . . - 1 ; -.. .1
j pipe-.
i I'.xpt-r i-'-.ent t n , eo 1 iv ie. 1 I ! !'. . .
i S Imb.-li-r. a N 1 w :u ; 11 I .- r :-
1 her, c.pi.fii.ii the .ii -f t.i t in t
plants prodiic .- ;, u -li I u- .-.
- seeds in hi ll larli 1:1
! in tho- f .1 tin r 1- ; h
rc-sn! : in fnuu :b 1 r
1 of 1 i glit, ct -i: 11 : ut .1
I th i s 11 1 11 11: r d 1 ,- a'. I i;
I. -ni, i.i ih I' nu ..'
' pi. s nr.. o: .'.i-i at im
10 lln- - nil u l-.rll, 1 .
in g-, -i.l r n
1 -s, . r ! ti u-
into a so'i ! I.' I ok, i whl i; :: :. i:.. o--
' sii.'.e to -n.-l.-c! ll" - I ; v -Ii 1 el
the ori ;iual :-r i!e.-. i i r 1 -. u. l
- ol ."a 11 1 0 . 1 in 1 ' - pi t . r - -' : . ,- -. I n,
, w in-n 11 in; i e I n
! so 1 1 1111 lei i : r s.:;i
1 1 ;n ton ; iimi
1 i-lilii'l:, . ! is . ,:
tons.
. ih 11 in
! -.:
I'. b
1 ''
1 '
' "
I' ''-'-
1 A (dunlin Outlook for (.spill
I
Cj' 1 11 '.' - -:lw., - : in i. ai ..
II n.;l ;in 1 w 11 li a k 1:1 1 "i p . I i
si c I. r 1 I'.-'ui'. n ;le' 1 .!: I
last b:i: ht jewel to Ih .i:n 1 -o 1 !
; land's ( 1 -en a 1 I In li i'- il s
w is ihiiilgli! a! that tiui ::,a' . ii
lis'.i reginn w mi'-l in -,i g 11 r .if . m .1 . id
.-enera! pto.; en y, b it in- . I is- I, ; : ;-r--
j ate up the imp. . 11 1 tine . ,'ivs .1 d
foreigner se.-m to i.-f.-r Tu" k i - - u
.lil'e, and a !c:i iin ; l.-:i !-'" .i ui.u-.ii
: stales that ir i!t-i- : r.- .-.ii: I , ::: I .-I
1 to wot so on th" 1.11. i. li' 1 1 1 1 I -i.t t
j piolllivl tin mo-! t : -:-.-! S . !
F.itr.'p '. in.! jnp r v.ri :
1 reu-e I I 1 x 1'. ion nil 1 . : 1 1 : 1 " '.
have aggi r.e I t'i. .1 !h : '' : i 1-
mini-ten : I ii Ml n -f I 1. 10! -n. I
tin I nun. ll. I- iii'l I- . . r no-
-'..sou,-. lipons !. ot i.o ,1 ti-
wliat-ver 1 tl I n, it tin r j .. i. i H .1
governi-ig it -li, ii I h ,v , b -, :-. a l I I ! 1
, our alre-i ly :.-o lai rrno ir.n-.ra . ::-
gage in 'i.t., to say i 1 ! hi 1 ; f : .10 li an
; Cial less lit a .1:1 : l-Tuti ui imp -
I upon in, ci ly j 1 .s li.-w o li-!i
st.tesmc: cm be wln n larui;- "
1 ".piril.-d Inr.ign p.o.iev." , s :. I' - 111 -
CISCO Clirolile e.
1 -
i A IC it 1 II I fee
We discovered ia-t l',ui-s lav v.ii.i to-
i us w is i alee 1 a curio ily. ll 1 a v.-ti-
, table rai i Ires'. A' '.' o e.oik on Tuu-s
i slay, beiica'.h .1 1 U 11 i.e -s -uy, it wa- ir
, active irrigatmi, :i:;d 11 -ain o.-. ,i'i lav,
i near the sam ; hour, we vi-i -1 it 11 1 lei
, similar circuni-t meet nn I .01111 I it s-il!
I doing bu-l ii -s i t tin-'nine st nd Tli:
tree stands about twenty pai et i :-: k
of the s-niit ry tale ienliig to the
park. We were not but itn its ens u ;h tc
know wh it kind ol .1 ir -e it 1, I ut
that it throws nil a continuoi.. ini-t ik..
rain wo do know. The iucie 1 11 1 ui- 1 v.
i c con viuce I I y a vi-it to tin-spo . mi l
if convenient xve w iii take plmsiir" i -
acting ns escort. Fort (iiiises (('.'.
tur.
(. II 1 1, PI! UN'S Old MN.
Some I !oys .m l .b is.
I lieie nie s..iiie I ..ys mi, I girls
Who loiv" a bad way
( "! 1 lilting 1 IT -.m.I:
'I Iml id -, -1 1-1 d-s t-'dny.
I,. : si t.ii 1. !,i-.t r-.w,-'
'I I ev e . e-. - V ;
In.' T". :l! d-. by-ai.d bv,
'. Im ii u.- i. iiii.aigb wntls our play.'
Piil I.-..-. .11. d . Ii, gub,
Xiid -Ii. e.i I-. .-.nd '-b. b i.v '.
A- ii:-a. -ane l-'l.-
M-ik 1 ;t .- ! -. il ..f 11 is-,
I. ' It ,;-i t I. t-..-..IU-..-.."
nd 1 . : il ! . 111 l- ;, o-ir s .rrcsi
'i'i- len e in. 0- .i i.i.
it Il . l. f g 1- ! .:..
An 1 -by nial by" l"..-,
jn -1 in- ..I end. avoi.
'i'-. I in 01 li .mi Ih" !i a- k,
A ilM-f ii!".!' .. I 1 la ve.-.
I I l III Oil '. 11 ll- ll Villi " .
Wli il l en l-.-o.-l- li-; I t..-l
Is ti e bit - f .eb 1."
All el ! gil l v.-s lo - 11.
'I'i w uii hearts I -In an I Ii ,
V- 11 --an p!.e.uro p'li'sii
A .1 I i.e . on 11 ill seem 1 inghl-'i-.
Ti--' ia- iv.--.. nt. -I--- bin -.
1' -r :-. : ii i-. an I - It, I '-,
' -I "h. I. o -. an I oil. ii-l-.
-i Ir -v-vi-s
.1 I -.ni li.i . -ni..
" 1 . - it . nil 1 u: 0 r. ni , '
1 I v- a -I .- 11 11. t . -. ur s .!--,i.r,
. . n n ,!., -. .1 . ., .
. I -,
1 1 - i:.- ..I el. I.-.H. r.
i.. to. 11 Ir ni tl .- t.
A. -nr-s niway., 1-. la v. r
M ia. ' 1 1 !! l IM.R.
! Iloxv I lie .ss olloxx s I liiinew jinl My,
:'' ,( j .bis.-pli We..v I, a, o.d Cltlaen of
' ' '" ; ! l hli I ! i" r un! V, Mo , tells tho S.
' '"' 1 1. ui ii ..-I' mctra'. tit followiuff
! -i iy -- a .. wai . v rot ..-I . "Thero was
- ' -' j a l ug -, In 1- ' j -o ! :r tiro near my
' ' ' , fallnu's In i-e, which fur many years
' "' 1 rv,- 1 a - a roe-t.a.,- pi n- - lor th oi iands
1 ,; i f ill-.w -. I io i'i think 1 1 xaggir
" '' . id- th truth . I. n I -i.y thai fully
' 1V I ."e 11 10 l iidi w- 1 I ilv 1: to thai hollow
" '' 1 Ire.- n tin: . i.:.o.i-i, of i.i.d.t during
t!ie sw.uiow s a-0.1. 'I he lirls would
gn'.ii r liom ail -I iredi ms ju-t before;
j iii.i I, wn, and l!y in 11 i-m'tisi I ma'S
j nr. nnd I In; Ir. e bo a lew minulus be-
i , is li giur.in.g lo s-tit.r tha ho low.
j When all 1 ir Is lin' ,,.;i ;!it rlnlter in
tb- tree hud iis-e inljltd t h c uifiisetl
m , . ,et -. v, al In -v : ...on 'o-iee I into a
; ,.,r ... .,'.d ! 1: i ill ire.-j ns pef
- f , ,-, ' .. .' n propnr-
j :i, a- 1 s-v ! v. .h dl,.w:i i.y an artist,
; A - ' hi 1 :. i h- . I v. :il I w 1! w aroun i
1 tin- U -.: :: 1 on I ai: I -1 1 1 a ui o! 'oris from
Mn- ni :-: -1 .a o! lli ! .! w;.s ei. ti ring
lii 1 i . 1 1 . - - -a -it a I r i ole an ill forty
:- .- '1 i in - .- in. I. I! uiol and
1 :-. i :'.- , - - ... I - - ., ; 1.1 wi lib
a- the ;.; w, -in i . !l I. Ike I it bir I
1. 1 ! f, i:-. i a I I !:- in -!i ! cavity
w .'.' in 1 h ; .-Id p p r.
i li sv ti in-. I lin- i ii i - many
tl -11 s ii- tn -y w- re tiic ing lou-d tlu
I-e - and 11 I .1 lin tuin- 1 ici;pl-d by
tin- 1 its ic ting o r r : a .c . I: took
ouir.av r : ' .lii.ly i-i-uiios lor th
1 1: I - ' l!y in'e ih , Iio'.i and 1 t .ink
'1 1-0 I ;: ! - I - a in- ! 1 .1 elini le o
! ii lii 1: : rr 1 I ui.il .o. I i.-il I-i lltij
f....i. i 110 ;: in g 1 ii' - 1.1 that tr-e.''
!- ill. I ill- I 1 is ml.
M- !. el M:;. , , Cr.. .n Inlo,
I 1' u . ., -.1 -, .-. .- ah e-e ll.d a dog
: I, I u . 1 -1 ;u: ., :.: e -1 :: 1 .' m nan ion 1.
j I. l, - . 1 i.;n i- ( ';. .1 1 v, and i h
' .!...-' - .1 1 .. I : 1 .lo ... in the sta
l 1- v ui ii ! la- 1. or-e and ( hurl, y sten.a t(
, I- 1 y :: .1 .1 . I.,;-. :.- 1 o aw 13
w : i i - 1 !;t c ) me M. M-msoi ha'
li. -si ei .!i- ho-et) 1.. t-:i liiik.,
I fi" I ; I, 1- b-e.i la.i 1,1 to wait.
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