The Gastonia
Devoted to the Protection of Some and Interests of ♦t** County.
V»l. XXI.__GASTONIA, N. C.. THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1000.
ARP VISITS CANTON.
HE TELLE ABOUT THE PROSPERITY
OP TEE PEOPLE.
Ifaa luf> un Place a Luh T»»e—
gaCi Ike Trip «• Kamluk rnn
la I'hihi aevmly
If I We, la tea Day.
Bill Arp, la Aleuts Con llmlkio.
Ct looks like ever; township and
oounty and Motion lisa got something
peculiar to llssif tint la valuable foi
bureau purposes sod help* to sustain
tbs people sod mike lirem prosperous
I waa rumiustluK about tliiu because I
bsva just visited Canton, a small re
tired vllllsge u( 9.000 people. 1 have
known Caatou for tidy years and have
a good reason fur remember lug It
Soon after I waa Married u>y fatber-ln
•law, Judge Uutohlas. asked rue in
ride over there and deliver some Impor
tant legal papers to (bo olerk i>( the
oourt. 1 was to ride his floe saddle
born "Lee,” sod be Lull) me wli~ve in
•key all ntgbt. So 1 kissed my pretty
young wlfa gondby and mads an early
■tart for tbs thirty.flvs mile Journey. 1
was a good rider and Lee was a Ires
traveler. Up bill and down Mil nod on
Ilia level Urate be* be never broke Me
eeey pace, makiug about raven mi lea
an boar, end it waa just twelve o’clock
when I reached Genius. W hil* 1 was
feeding the boras and rubbing him
'down 1 began to ihiok how lonesome tt
would be 10 stay Ibeie all nlcbt and
bow (ooaaom* my jonog end pretty
Wife would be all aolllary and blnn* by
herself and nobody with bar to oomfort
her. I looked at Lw and be looked like
ho, toe, would rather go beak to wbria
lie came from. 80 about 1 o’clock 1
remounted nod act hia ears toward
Lawrence villa. He seamed ell right
for many ml lee, but slneki-d Up when a
few mllae from ho®# and we get there
Just ae Hie family wars sitting do wo to
supper. 1 aew my wife'* smile o( pleas
ute and 1 at, too, the Judge's look of
surprise and displeasure. He rose from
the table end went out to look after
Me favorite bom*. 1 thee began to
■eellce that awanly miles ip a day waa
e long ride for e borne and tbal 1 bad
dose wrong. Next morning I waa up
by day*brmk to look after Law Re
eras ell right and aa game as rear. The
Judge never said anything herd, bat be
looked grieved " lie, loo, went out to
louk site! his bone sod when be came
beck aeld: ”1 reckon I bed better
give you that hone or never let you
ride him again, for If you are to kill
him I would rather he woold 1* yours
than 1010#." Tb*t li all he srl.l, but
that waa too ugh. Sometime after be
did give him to me nod be wav the
gament, proudest nod beat boise I ever
owned. Bet I never rode blra seventy
eaJfam In a day any more 1 oyver think
Of Canton no* oat wbel tbe loemmy
-oT that episode eomv* over me. Well. I
mould ride a hundred mile* In a day
wow to ranch my borne any my wile,
t>al li would be oa a railroad.
Caotoa Is Urn eounly ana of Chero
kee—a Urge county, that waa Uia borne
«f the Cherokee Iodises uutil 1838.
Tbe uaaea came from Chen, which
mesas dra and the Oberokaaa were
known among tbe tribes aa the
prophets of divine Qre. There were
-several lodiao towns in this region
end Lbeir chiefi were kuowa aa Stop
-nod Chicken a«d Laughing Gal.
Tim region around Canton !■ nek Ik
mineral*. Gold and copper and Iron
«od marble abound Id her bills. Some
of these have enrich'd many men and
tbe pursuit of them have ruliu-d many
worn, but lately new processes of mio
tag have made the results more certain
and now oorthenj and Buglisb aaoltal
-baa given fresh vigor to the work of
digging, crushing, quarrying and re
-doelng tbe ores and dumb log tbe mar
ble. Marble work Is especially being
•extended and new qnairles being
opened. I was told that only a few
-year* ago Judge Go her and sad a few
-aa so elates bought a marble quarry not
tar away for $3,000 eod were receatly
-Offered 930,000 Cor U and ref need It.
The Georgia Marble Finishing Com
guv hays plan ted near the deput vary
extensive works that employ ora 10©
bands, all white aadsD Georgians, and
woat all of them youag men. Mr. Brady
« very courteous Boston gentleman, la
tbe manager and said be was pleased to
wy these Georgia boys wore jest ss
seedy to learo the art of working and
finishing marble and lost as quick and
skillful aa any be aver controlled. 1
ware bad them at work In the deOarent
departments sod was proud to see
their progress. This la a large plant
and tbe marbU waa aen^ie all Its etsgw
froea tbe greet blacks Just from the
qaarTtra to tbe meet beautiful or Do
la bed monuments aud oolumna and
building blocks Thera wets hundrvda
of than and won all to fill order*,
principally from tba north and «nat.
It takas forty-eight boon to ron ibo
gang saw* through on* of thdas faoga
Hooks. Tba anna ara of tba bardaut
atari, bat hart ao taath, They art
monrad rapidly by steam power and
work tbaongh sand and water. Boaaaof
U<S man ara wuiklng with aaallat aad
ehlaal aad anas turning marble la
goraldg lath as and sums an puMsbmg
as the botlfjntaJ pUure of laharaaa ro
ToWtng wbaala (bat an Aoodsd with
water aad aand. Kesrytbtag I bare la
■p-to-date aad la a great Imprurawiml
OB lha old method# "Uu-lu-dats" la
aow aa mi mi Ion Uiat la board srrry
wbara ooaeanlag madbinary. 1 board
It at Rtnkl at tba Iron and steal
ptaaU aad 1 board it la Urn action
mills of Itaotb Carolina. All maobln
ary aow must bo up to date or It will
he rajebted. Tba par roll to U>« work
men la Ibis oao inerbJ* plant U fMO a
wwk, aad moat of this La spout id Can
ton. Juet ao It la wltb tha grid mines
Ml Ur away, Tha paid mining tem
pos'te ara making money kg op to dal*
pi ucim— tad Castoa gala a food abars
of that. It la now eanala that a eot
tsa mlU U tob* bath right sway, for
ga ardor baa bSen gtrsa for tba to*eta
and ipItllliTT. all up to-date, and aa
aoow aa tbo apt-log opens the wwk «f
build lag the hilll will begin.
Mining far gold sad ailr»r Is. I
reckon, the uldeet Indutlry to the
world oulelde of agriculture. ' Mutes
tell* ae thet lo the Genka or Kdeo
there wit gold, and U waa good. Guld
aitd silver vrry aooo began lo ba a blm
etelle currency. Aurxhatn bought a
burying ground with 40(1 shekels of ail
Tar lliat was current uiouey with the
mere haul and It la remarkable thet a
•liver ebeket wu wort SO cents and a
guld shekel i» woiUi 810. That la eeot
▼cry Tar front 10 to 1. Maybe we had
better fall liack on Ui<we ancient acrip
toral relations of the mentals and tueke
our* 20lol. Tbrj had bolb silver end
g»M In abundauce, fur /.ic«riab mIUi :
’ They heaped up Silver ae Ute dual end
gold as tbe mire in tlx aired*." Aud
Moan aaltb A> rahen> w»« rich lu sli
ver sod gold.
In (be long ago I uaed lo know the
good people of Ceutoo, but they have
all ptmed ovrr the river Tbe McAfree,
MaOoonella, Wbeeieri. Grlkhams,
Tales, Brook*. ituake, Mullens aud Ov
er*. Hume of their ■on* and daugl)
ten are .here still and gave ma gener
ous welooaia, sod I wa* plraerd to pat
llielf little one* on tbe bead aud a >y be
good biy aud ruiod yonr annum*.
I saw the old tlaie-honored Clanton
bora* of Jo« Brown, the place when*
he lived when, like Cinclnnalu*. he
was called on by a committee and In
formed that be bad bean nomlnslrd
fur governor.
(rid Joe made lilt tun right her* In
Canton levelling acboul. Yean ugu I
met General Ira Foster and be astd :
"Yes, I knew Joe** parent! before tie
waa born. They were very puor. Ilia
Aunt Sidney did my washing when I
waa a young man llelug In Dublonega.
Jna cultivated a little patch of hillside
land with a pair of boll calves and
every Saturday hauled something to
towu to sell and take back something
t*' thv family. In 1839 t wat riding tu
Cauton la a buggy and overlook a
young man watklog in a very muddy
lea*. Uebad attrlpped beg baogiug on
hla shoulder and looked tired. I asked
him if b* would not get In and ride
with me. Ii« looked down at lift eh ora
and safal he was too Buddy. Bat 1 In
alettd and he broke off a splinter from
a rail and cleaned the worn of the
mud off and got to. f learned fruig
him that he wae the dine Joe Brown
end wae going to Caaton to get some
thing to do. And be did. They made
bio* up a school and be taught it. 1
bay# kept my aye on him for forty
year* and he le mil a wonder to me."
Ae I bare surveyed the time-worn
premieB I raatnaUd an blv eventful
life. How be rose and rose again and
never fell. Everything lLai Uldaa
touched turned Inin gold and luet ao
every peiltiulaal effort that Joe Brown
made was a success.
I recalled hi* long roc l roe arty with
Bob Toomba and puw Anally he de
nounced Toomba In the press a« a li ir
and a eooundrel and Toomba sent a
friend to ask blm If hla church rela
tlom would prevent blm from aeepl
log a challenge, and old Joe replied ;
"Go lell him in try me," And Toomba
never lent it. I recalled the time wb«»
Henry Grady waa discussing with
Toomba the advantage or disadvantage
of a youog man having a collegiate ed
ucation and Bid ; ‘‘Theta were aoaw
vary great and auoceatful men who
never bad any edooatioo to sneak of.
There war Patrick Henry and Henry
(Hay and Turn Benton and there wae
Jon Brown, who wea «n poor |n hla
youth lie had to plow a bulL”
“Plowed a bull, yoa aay,’’ said
Toombs. “I sever beard that of blm,
but If It was ao yon may aet Ibat down
to hla credit Henry, but It waa a dis
grace to the bull.11
Bat I am pirated to remember that
llieaa two great and notable men made
friends before they died- Old father
Tim* la a good doe tar and mellows ua
all down.
imim bim. gun.
n«r anlnawvMatikaiiMtkm r<M.
M» Kill Pinal*.
Charlotte Observer.
A party of cotton mill mea from
Japan, ooo slaving of T. Yamaoabue,
T. Salto and A Watanaba, nrrftad la
C'barloue Monday, nudar tba ahaparon»
age of R Johnson, of Boa too, bmaolf
a oat Ira of England. All tha member*
of tba party here a. good gag Hah ado
oetloo aod can hoM VbWr own with
altbar a hotel elartt or a nawalwy. Mr.
Joboaon and hla party on a tour of tba
notton mutiny district of ih« Month,
aad Obarlotte was thadr Drat atop south
of Washington. Yesterday morning
they Waited tha Louisa MtU, and lift
at noon far Spartaaborg. rata ruing to
tba aity at S o’clock laat night. Ao
hour later they left foe Columbia and
Augusts, aud will return to f 'harlolie
Friday,
•imaiUlJMkM'a liras.
A bill to IncoasoratM Uia Stonewall
Jackson Memorial AaaocUtloo, of
whlob Senator Mum ford la tha patroU,
hea both braachea of I be Virginia Leg
Watara aad wads out* tha signature
«f the Uovrrnor of Virginia, la the
M1I, whlob aaki for losorponttlon Uia
following paragraph explain* briefly
tha ohjaat of tba association.
“3. That tha object of the eaaoeta
Uoa la to procure, by purchase.. tba
Qbauglar haaw, to Carolina County,
Virginia. 1o which Stonewall Janktoo
died together with Uia rarin on wblob
the mid boom la located aod to pre
serve the tald house, as nearly aa aao
ba la Ha original harm and to oolleei
therein each farmtore. portraits’ books
manuscripts and other relics as were
posemsrd by him or cooaected with hie
career; the same to bo held aad kept
l<y tha s*eoo(aUoo as a perpetual mem
orial of Ono. Thomm J (Hlouawall),
Jaekaoe. and to be open without
Charge to visit* that may b* pal J to It
by any member of the assentation.
(r»«i Im«
Wm the retort of Me tpleod 14 health,
(odoaluble wilt hod tre*eednot eerr
■y ire not toned where Stseieeb.
Deer, Kidory* end Dowel* ere net of
order. It yoe went U<eee qttelHln
end the miw they brief, nee Dr.
KliUl'a New l.tf* Ptlk The* dorrlop
•eety power of hrele ud body. Only
ttral.i Carry A Uo*e, Dr there
| iiiimit riiiictiii aiiMib.
*" Satru> IVrtoti. In «b* rir*-.k
r >«■■» rrvMffi Plm> IlMU Br.
•iM*«tkr rir». 4
P»r£ March, 8, 11 p. 01.— Tlio The
aim Franealsa, the historical ptayhoue*
of Paris and tba home of the world
asmql Corned Is Fraooalar, It lo uight
a maaa u( siaokinq rjius. Only Um
mom outside remains standing.
Tim dome baa collapsed and I ha Interior
la an utlor wrack. Tba megiilOoeol
ceiling, bearing the allrgorlsal peluting
by Max-rolle. and oth»r Vrry valuable
works of art, together with a porliuo
of llie Invaluable library of manuscript
perished In the flameo. Preetloally all
the sculpture, however, waa saved. The
only victim of the Bra no far as la
known, wt* Mile, Uaurlot, a beautl
fnl yonog abtrete of 1U. Mb* came of s
theatrics! family and 1ms mother ban
iwrn ailing an Important role at the
Theatre Antonia.
It waa tiowwer. only a matter of an
hoar that saved Paris a repetition of
tlM Opera Cucaique catastrophe, ee a
crowd of woman end children had al
ready gattMrad at tba door*, awaiting
the opening of Uia mitlnre, wbra tho
alarm was raised and row prubaldy
would have tocepvd bad tbo parform
mance begun. When tba genenl
scramble of employee for the doors oc
curred, following Um alarm, several
persons In Um uppsr stories, lueludlng
Milan. II ear lot eud Dudley, ware, for
gotten. When three-quartan uf so
hour later water waa poured Into tho
burning building, tha elre>ct,ure waa b*
Vood help. An Immense uooouurse
soon seasmbird si every point from
wbieb a view of tho Dr* oovld bo ob
tained. Troop* h ul lo be aumtuoced
to keep lIm crowds back aod to assist
iu tba work of saving the an work*.
During Uia eonluaioo trustee cot
savaral painting* out of tha framra nod
got from Um Coded* Francome. They
actually an I Mad U>tB under llie lie
liroatiou luat lb* tnlrye* wars work
mao from ilia Couoedle Kranciese. Tba
actual oauee of the outbreak baa not
bean determined, a* lira alarm came
from Um outaide, but tbe book of Um
alage waa Drat eouaum<-d, tba metier?
burning l<ko Under. Owing to a da
raogowMMit of machinery tba iron our
talu could not ba iowarad and the audi
torium waa quickly In voir od.
Milan Dudley aud flesrkit, ylUr ttveir
draaart war* ou tba Otb flo.ir. preparing
for the matinee. Tim former waa rea
died oy a fireman. wbo mounted a lyd
der, lied a rope aruuad ber eu j lowered
ber to tbe ground.
Mile. Hruriot* dmaner ielate* tb«i
■be left the draaalog room wltn her
miatrem, bat tba latter complete)? J.iyt
ber basil and loatead of descending ran
up twin and nought reluge Id anutlvir
room where probably aba Waaaaobyxia
ted. Tha Qreaen found Mila llenrlpt
lying ou tb« floor. Daly liar face had
been burned. The body waa carried
out aud plaead in an ambulauce car, a
■losen of which ware drawn up in front
of tlMdour. tjer face waa to much
burned (bat aba waa unreeugotaablv,,
tba body waa taken to .the moigu
wbem It waa Identified t'j M. Uoquelln
and other gts-ootwr* of the Comrdle
Frmnoalae by tha oluthlng. Mean while
Uie mother of Mile lienilot bad hur
ried to the eceoe bareheaded, and waa
crying Wildly for bar daughter. 8h*
waa dlatntmad with grief. Mile. tjei>.
riot’a dreaarr waa badly liuroad, but
uot dangrmualy. A number of Uia
of tba tha Ottawa war* allgbtly Injured
cblrfly by tbe nulling luma.
•rye* kt*ar* o>«n*aur.
‘“••Jl" taCaltad U um
•» o*a»aiaw «mi xea ~m Vn#i,
"Did >nu ever bxppen to thick.”
■aid, A. y. Raedon, of (Cantu City,
to th« X«» York Tribune man. ‘'of
how much better It would be If people
would aflx (tamps neatly and In up
right position upon tbelr letters loataad
of In lha belUr-akaltar manner wblob
la an generally prtv.lenl t Besides, (.
M treating In littng maoutr the oieop
ory of tbona great onaa In tba hlslnfy
of tba republlo whose features are held
Jo living memory by mam* of tba post?
The father of bt* oountry hu not come
down to ua historically M one likely te
cotar Uapcasence of a lady on bla naer
or swan when carrying you a notiOeW
Uoj that your Jhaok aooopot la over
drawn to do so a hits skating along on
bla left eyebrow.
"Pu fou think that bt who wrote
the sayings of Poor Richard and draw
up tbo article of ejof*dereth»ti far the
Albany convention would stand on bla
liend, two ware ha eooeetone that It
was bla lot to carry around pal set
medicine advertisements and boob
notices > Would tbo eooqaeror of Ap
pomatox, after hit wonderful trip
aroond the world, real gasy If b* knew
tie waa repenting that tnupiptial pro
gram every day and entering the otter
most cor Mu* of lb* earth on lit* ear,
bla eye or gat on big beak ? Or. again
la It befitting that tba atera and ragged
oouquerer or JIow Orleans and uncom
promising opponent of the patted
Hlatoe bank should enter your preeoi ca
proaa qdoo hie right or lart aide r 1
ab udder even to nil ok of him aa auod
lug on hta bead, on aedhaot of the
agony of (bla position would e tom him
doo lo.hU spike Ilka hair.
4 By all means at tea your stamps on
straight U looks batter, aod bee Id ft
P«y* ■ mors Otilag tribute to tba na
tion* dead.” _
Hww >» Pall
VleVlou to rtOBaoh, llr»r and kldnay
troubiao at wall m w-.raa.., and ail fart
tba raaalta in Woa of appotlto, potouos
la tba blood, backtab*, orraouanta,
hoodaoba and tlrad, ILrtf.ta raadon
foaltag. Dot thara'a no oaad to faal
Ilka that. 1,'Maa to 4. W Gardnor,
Ida villa, lad. Ho aajro; “Btaotno
BiUora aro Jaat Um lhla« fora Ban
•baa bo to all rim down, aod loa'latn
•baibar ha I law or dloa. U did Bora
to lira bo oow rtr»«*th and food
■PpnUW than aaythlog foontd toko. 1
eon OOW not anything aod bar# n now
lonoo on Ufa." Oalr Moanu at J. B
Carry and Ooapooy'a Drag (bora.
Kaary baUla paaraalaad.
-a ■ --—
sar or makioo euw nn
<!•« Rra rnmpplf Uu •■Orlaatjr »r
XMim-Kh Mpa TiHat >v*»r
Ww.wtoUwniw »■■ ImM
■to PUaM Uki Hto I.UM.I Flag.
H U estimated that about no* In four
pertuoa wears or a bo old wear aa *mfl
cialnye. Tba prlasipal aatawfagtorlea
of these goodi an la Frame «r Oar
nauy, Iba only oo* la thtee-iuntry b-.
Ing loc Hod In Mew Yurt city. Biyp
lioii# of Ilia day# of tba gnat PuilnMy*
mail* artificial «yra of gold, sltrar and
Ivory. It we* tba ctutato nf th» itn
cicata whan Uieir pevtlonil wrra atirrad
by eyeuta of treat moment to brief
ihair artinctol aye* and pioon tbe« In
in* public tnotary for iba gnud of tii*
ctutr, Juat a* people now give guld
watebe* and Jewelry wbtn mured to
geoernalte by aa eloquent mtttlori.
Ia l\*r(e tba Important manufacture
era, artlata and tckoilaU oongrrgata la
tba neighborhood of kfadafam Wblla
tba leaser light* an to b* Binad 10 lit
tle (terete of tha boulevard and Temple
dlttrlcl. Tba French artltan wbo
make# glaaa eye* la baowo to on ocular
itt, in wblob title tba waaltby Uaalart
• round tba kUdrlein add tbat of
oca I let.
Tba watnr of a flaw ay* it utu-iiy
alionnaally tauMtlra about it, and at
Brat exceedingly frarful of tba pbyaigal
ptlo that may ba canaed by poumg an
artlOclal eye In. The wealthy draler
lu glare aya* In Parle lu bit piece up
gurgroutly and hlrei a aarvant wlili oot*
aye, taking nan to (elect on* wbo cna
b* lit ted with an arilOotaJ aya to a*
perfectly milob Uta ntlaral on* a* poa
•Ible. It It admitted by the daalen
that no aillflelal orgao that ex tally
matehrs the natural o»a baa avar leu
mad*. When tin at a tap of the «yw
apd ten moac’ra tbat moved it ham
bean left lu tbe aOckei by the toroaon
wbo reasoyad tli* rye, Ibe artificial eye
will ha inoywl np aod down. U light or
left by Ibraa muaolea In gutooo with
the other rye. But whan (tie eye ba*
bern opt a long tune b fore Ilia artlfl i
oial an# wo* married tha Hat will lixva
•brook, tbut nuanaitatlng tha perann i
to wear a flat* eye toaxtlrr than tbe 1
on* raiaovrd. 4 few w»*t* will
ttmyh tbe llda, e Ureer tipi It put lo
and to on anlll Hi* ryot appear exactly
tha tame aloe.
■MCPUUApiKp TIIADg.
Altboagb do perfect salon leu ever
beea made, they get uau unotigli par.
fee Lion to duoeleearan ocolUta. It Is
■ueb • person •< tbla U.atllH wealthy
Parlelao dealer lo artl^ulat ryea wauia
lor * aeryaat. WHa tha lliald and
doubt log cuatnmer agpoymy hit fears
tba manufacturer >aya:
"John, coot bera
Tba aerranl rvepecUulty Opaya and
bla maatrr aaya to Ilia customer : > po
you aae anythin* too matter with that
mao V
“No."
"Mow. John, take oat yoyr eye."
John doee ibis, placing int> artificial
rye In tbe hayd of tba attouiaherl Tlat
turwbo. of course. at once think! thatit
U only s quniUoo of time wuan hie glajm
eye will match bla natural " one aa
John’s doee.
Tba ooularter enaoieier la one nf the
beat paid e.rtlauna In Europe, being
sole lo earn from ten In fifteen franca s
day, hum of tbe beat worker* among
tuem being women, la manutaotorlew
it la uauaJiy pteee work, but aometlmaa
tb* butloeaa la ododaotw) oo a a >rt u a
oo-opri alive plio. Ilia ocular let receiv
ing a pa* oral of the pro Die, bit poor
work being thrown oir btobande and a
charge made fur material oaed. In .
ibis way lita man gradually aecumo
lalra a stock of artificial ayes which ba
will ©tin day otlllaa lo many a novel
may. mban ha goee Into boaioaea for
hlmaeir.
a book'd baud by**.
The economy of U>e Persians it pro
vrrUlal and extaodr srto Into lha wear
lag of eitlOoUl SJH. It la gauerail)
(apposed that when a person u ouoa
tilted with a glass aya, tlM>« Ujs cast Ur
ends. On tba ooolrary, u lam J«M U*
guo. Ho glass aya should is worn
nora thas d year and io aitay aasrs It
Is prwsssry to change theta ms otleo as
ones mttlx Boattaa. The material flit
of which tlmr are matin Is mdra or
less porous, tba acid la the moisture
of tba aye socket takes bold af tba ani
mal, Which Becomes rough, causing
granulated eyaUda.
man 10 Parts who outer to lb* ]
cheap trad* make a small alhi waooe tor
lb»e» second hand apes. When thu
one eyed beau or belle at lbe alums of
Paris wants *o make an Imprassi.ia at
a ball, ba gnaa to ths dealer and rents
for the night a glass ya. Ha |a «vr.
fsoltdlnns as lo stxa or odor A glam
eye for tba '‘fuaottoia ha is lu attend lw
regards am * orcaaslty ; * perfect taaloh
ba would esteem a superfluous luxury.
Thera Is a«Ul another use made of
these second band glass ayse The
fashloaabte ambalmer of Paris wants
bid suldaeta to look aa bsauUful and
life-like as poMlW*. The natural or
gans bays sunk 4aap In Iba bead. Tba
etabalspers therefore gnaa to the cheap
ecularin aad buys n pair of ayes, or
about tba psm# *4". wnieh be adjusts
under tba eyelid*, evusollng bltMalf
wUb th* rriMUoc that the d-«d
man win nalUmr eamplkln of Ibn dif
f*rente la tb* color of bis ayse nor tall
aay tales, wblt* tb* llrtag wall ba aom
ferlrd at th* Improramaut tb* era
balmstliaa made lo lb* looks uf tltrli
lOTSd OOA
riTtionc srnts.
Ooosrional sail* for srtldeUI tjmm
cuflaa to Paris from almost asary oor
aar of Urn gtobo. A rrsoeh manufee
tnrar got an urdac from aa otituer nr
Rwperar Doulgua of Haptl. seme thlity
yean or more ago. Tb* ocularis* was
delighted. Ills srirtd,Imagination pic
tend] a Ural) trod* with the Island
that would spring ap In so up use on
•f this order from *•> dktlnguisrtad a
parson, posalMy a daoaraUoa from tba
emperor. WUb lb* utmost care bo
amda ibaaiaaod smst Iton. for six
rnuatba Ua beard nothing <>f it, than
tho parrel was return id with ibis note.
•rowr aya I* of no a** to am Ism
rsIVielali aad rrwlb tba mamnry >f
Urn dnskb flag. I will only want aa
ay* *♦ lb* nlsn of my own non airy •’
Tb* heartbroken dealer picked aphis
eoarapt eaO «Mt at it again. TIM
toleraer white o( ihtmla a young
peeeon It a elaar Uultk white; part
Middle lira it It oreemy, w«!U la the
BMd, aaptelelly la tlmeo ot dark eoat
p!«aloot. Ilka the typtetl Spaniard, It
la gotten deep rvllow. The noalertat
weallnlhe oOee nflhc ennui and
took a leek at the Heytlen teg, than
went boon and Made a genijt far
the pttrkHle general that waa a lively
mixture of red and green. Tali eye ao
dnllgbled the veteran of many ware
Uiat he refntad Pi degrade it by wear
lax it la hie empty tonka t, bat tnepea
bed It over hie heart among hit dceora
t iotie of donor.
XAKDtO STS*.
It to a bmuUfal sight to watch tha
oca tor tat at hto work. Ha to amtad a*
a small workaaao’s teach or tabto Jam
behind th* gat Sam* to wbtob W will
teat and matt litogtaaa and aaamato
wbtoti li* oa tha tabto I Mora blu. Tha
bellowi Uiat Mow bla fa* Sam* b* oo
aaataa with hla font' Ha eata oft aa
lash aad a half aasttou of oryatal from
aauab that to about tte dta motor of
aa orflnary toad panoil aad ayllsdrtaal
It shape, upon which bo Mows taa jm
B«ma uatll It glow* with teat. Vow
pick* op a pin worm *Uok of whlta
•oamri. With wbiab b* palata abate
foar at ripe* down Um aids* at tba glow
lag cryatal. Vogt ho pleka op atmtter
atlek of enamel that aypaara to ha
about lb* oak* of part win*. of white
)•* MN parhaps half aa much as of tba
whlta. I tea a toiyob or two of jrrilow.
Thia mlgtqm aM will form tte
ratora or whlta of tte ays.
4* topf aa Uia traload no of tba
workman *aa discover auoaka of color
ho ounUaoto to wotk it. Whan It to
perfect ha ponobaa a email beta la ibo
caution matal to wbish ha malts fa*
hi* rim Mowing late. Th* MlUa
lamp Um la to from tbo whlta of tba
eya to held la tha $ im* aad toaapaadad
Into a spbartpal fiwm by Um oentorjat
Mowing (brough tl»e U.lw whleli ha all
tba whll* tupis round aad round In hto
Inters.
VPhru he Imt It Urn ah r required the
titl'd Uwtlqteto bald In lb* fame,
wbitotbe epamri that I* lo (Dak* I ha
foundation or teckpmote of tte
carom la applied ml palled down to
tte proper shape. Tte brown. h)*e or
gray In nay *>* to nocer uniform. aad
now with |aa*t hal» Hr:#* nf SI I a ate
l aiming nut from Uw pupil *rtl»t
xpplh* I ty> Shading after arbleb a dayk
er d/.f of eaumel to pot ou t • rrpfrwat
Um pupil.
Th* whir* of tlm olaareol eya to paro*
or let* Iraveratd with liny red .vain*.
To r-produce l tea. in tba artldcl*! eya
ft tte workman’* negt aad Moat dell
e*lr Utah. A bit of rnnmel la r at Into
the pids oaugbi o« to some scafaCH
and atrsteted oat until It due* what
caody makers c*Jl “balrlwg.” TUI*
lialr of rrd enamel la applied lo Um
i i«ht pUeaa with a qulaartag motion nf
I Im hand making • Um crooked little
veins. Tii* ryv must cowl slowly to <
pr« vm.t it beiag bmU* an a Is pat t« «
small crupible lo oool.
Now tbla round «v* must t»- ah ip«4
*'■<) oat free from lla gtavs tube handto
which to doou by liokllog It la tte
Baum long aaoegft lo aofiatf it whan It
to palled Into the rilploal form required •
and cut away from IK supporting tab*.
Tte prim of artiBelal aye* varies
from B6 to $16. Thdra to ho prnTlaioa
mad* hy aoj ot the dlspenaarle* to
prove a po >r person with a glam »ja,
but th* flaw York msuafacUmr says
t^ia* whan autflr a person Pomro to Ulia
with tha proper oredaotlaU ba never1
rafnac* uf replica Uw torn mead bar.
A Imirtutto Bmlana Inlay till
Mm — Owlima la l>i» cwtiy.
Women ant found now ud noli la
prtottbg office*' id this country, an
giged in tycmettlng and similar kind*
ol work, but It would ba bard to dad a
duplieata rtf Uia Woman's PrtOliag aa
oirty id London, where tba entire ea
UUMrmaot la ewned and managed by
woman and all tba labor with tba at
caption ofhaevy mschia* work, la don*
'by them.
Tbta society has been carried on fora
aumbar of years as a successful boat
notw. Originally stalled by aabaorlp.
lion for the parpen* of training girie
who were anxious to earn a livelihood
In tlilm way. It rapidly developed lots a
prosperous oonorrn bat U boa aot last
sight of tba aim of hripfclaesetnyooeg
women wurkara with which It was bo
gua. It la managed on Urn ao opera
tive principle. N<» dlvidsod may ax
eead Its par cent, par aanam, aad
above that Vb* surplus la to ba divided
among tba heads by way of boons.
Apprentices ara taken for three yean
many of them balag girls Just cot af
school of about Id years af age. dame
nf tba worbari baouaaa at the am
than ibuehslm.
About SO young woman are sow saa
Pjoj*d.
A seerelty of eaal whtoh'la declared
by aom* to sppraaab tba eraportloos af
a tamtoo egbaa la Europe Jast at pren
eat. la Ragland old as lore are being
n> worked aad lead it balag bored is eg
direct Ions for pew Wit Aa anprw
Dented snaaumpUoa baa b*ea brought
aaoat b* tbo great aot hrlty la tba baa
aad tteal trades lfln*re ara snare*,
aad Wit dtMeaft tn tad workman to
man the plena. Tba great amount af
shlpptrg smtdoyrd tor tba eaaeaalaa**
of traops aad sappllaa U Saotb Afrtaa
ha* dtaergad lead tba sea as n ting train
to suab aa extant that anal baa game
> up eery much la pritw aa tba Sarop
eaa ana 11 seat
aula Chaiteean Dimmm la waif
mil latlart to aaaatp ehalrtaaa. caDlaa
tbalr lUNllaata Ik* MohMInat |«h4
it tin l«u •mUo(| of 8UU KutcMfl
Ctttrtluaa aaaaaratag pHteartaa ter
Ualta* teataa Baaatoc aad aapaatetaf
that I bay a ad tha itliatm «T tbalr
Bounty taaaatelaa to than raaotaUaua,
that it uh« atMh nation la tha
priawriaa aa May atm prapar.
It la nte larat art amp aaUlm
1 tha Bnan hara, bat iiaptta Ihatr ra
i *rrtaa ap ta tea tbap hart ate aaM
thay*rt pte aaoaah
adAMa—n. ania—
■mmuMlriw.
act—hiu—>hi.
On— tha— w— a aaiuntt—ahar. Tha
A rat day alia a—ad tha ——olr«nn la
b*r new sayasJlT aha wrata Ula — Iba
bteehUnrd ;
tts ^%]&tts&2ssasz
- r••rytwnalnlaaMlMdla«Jla*Non,
a*d for aaaay yaara that MtUa a lap!—
raa—l—d — thaupor tha »h—huaid.
doa—tin— tha tetlara im din. aad
ate— that did aha w—had tha (Mat
iba board and wrata than —— anal*
with a fraah yt—a of ahalk. Os—Una
w— a —w Wash—aid- pat — plan,
bat tha aun U—a w—unrd atlte
topsflt. #
••Swan" wAa warhad —tew aad at
t— aid— of tha w aytet. — thi —a
than I— utw yaanc pupils wan
oaiclal 10 aaara u—a U—a. I an aar
tala anay wba wna aa— yapila —
that roc——aid m-K now ptea IM rah*
-at loan, aot wit—at a — daal of
Ulaklap. hot X an—ually —rtata that
aot — of thon pap— ten — u
than Uaca. Awl —w wrh t— a
liaad ay U t—tell— af l—n K want
aamtea MU kaaw. fin Imm of —
'ygSgg**!*"*- -
frally" It te a a—apt >4 r—fd that
U»e —ant toUat mm Wt— aotfraa—y
mswstftrjjis!
It it oat— their way. u> intern tin
"anctfcy — Uon for « had ho— rt
ytelprd to then tint It w— tin llUte
aete of hlodaan.— well — u# naat
no— that wapld a—at la nafclap ■*>
day a worthUir ayaato—. ^ W
Aud all tkM about Uw wteu —haul
biaeher aad bar ••antin’1 aad I— pa*
pile—<nw —u aud wan— nwww—
whoinaad t—jam la ltette ywdow*
i»C a—uTii— Itute nnoui—M^Uat
.•sarse 3U*®spcss
tiadaa— that hanaa nature is ate»
rajnlite of.
f knom that I an tailing go Ml mi
hm*m coocludad the twitleg b net
without Us grmla of truth. naften*.
•\ihait nay »ut chai.ge'yoerWdgtoa;
it «lll still m htgat a ika degree of fOmr
poadeo iisiloo. to' bihenwr that a
waaneuV Ittr ■# <d wqiaM Hhnwwer
tlua a BuV' WIim! Ur tail* to Urn’
rarvUotd WNW- or . w* all, jsad
alt that son of ti-lint, 1 do u* t think It
(•IrH yotferwilM it u> Wr u -tire a»ui
■tm, ud'irh' with drlifiu a Ml say,
■Jmu lika a aoBsn.* t bahl agon
I Be an lh«ni»'«ltlMir'. iMmb
ax 11. tha '.iUmu- f--r the peiiy ’Atrlun
omkmtm that wfv rrftepaiit iu tha world
Hare yhu aero lb* Baa, waO dnaadS,
and to scary way his appaaratkoe lad
tog tin tale of koaT aWM-todd ha la.
trait hi tha oold or tha teofllog aaa
white a BHa of a iiawatoj ahoaU bta
dtrtf. awkward little baud doaru Into
hU pocket ai d draw wet tha gtuiitea
oouolrd oot tha (bar that belouga* to
it* Bam who had rlcrw bint a alahai
fof 4 penny pager T
There la always it ttetti look am tha
will to do Bdate fees wbetf ha Baada.
by Ibaa sad wait* ter hi* twangs. 1 |fa<
will tall you that In te‘ teOahWig that
hoys "hnotnnaa. tblaotete.'' Oh, whaa
Un dot b my ootd, or but, and tha
ragged Ihtte orebio who oCmyn a
paper te to mt ataall sad heteteat,
ooaMat jo a, Mr. We» tedi, bare
your taachlag for aaoihcr tlaaa aad
•aUlagly my, "Keoptb* change. By
liUlaBao/’V la doing this, of oaotaa
yoo woold nlaa yonr ahaaoa la local
oats that Tihnlw -* bualaasa principle’1
bat your opportunity ha* ao* taa
wholly wasted, for nayh*. yoar lutte
ktndocaohas owakeoad tho boy's teUh
lb tho Mg baof.Mneoi of lianawklod.
and list thta a eery grant thing to do
for a hoy.
Hat to gal tack la Ua
It iaa*t maagh that gw 9*9
wta worha fma» aiwalay m _
ut, yaa rmry oftra gailo lata at Might
—a goad Mtajr. Mary Am la a Ww
omq apt I"** Dm ata etaaa Mta
tba irat of ua, and haw dayoa >aaw
SttStKWMSiff’tfM
Itaard a wawaa, a *ay goad
lor I taoahwwwn af a vartatraf I
"crwOar ktadaoMw*' that tta taa '
Mf that Ota aaoar pralgad tar
that It ' * I
thf
It
that ita tat_ _
■ad that ta btrah aaaat U
dwataaal. I haaw thla woman's tawaa
la kaft la m gaed arthr, had wagaa
•bora tta orwraary ara aa aitraatlaa ta
ihaao wta arroa, tat 1 Mb a UtUa
5a
2r5u,s.rr. fsUrjs
4oar alwaya taata aa dialg awd
rail lag that, taa loffcaa thla Oaagdaaaa
awd gma (Ma af tar owm la ratara la
ratara : “Ihw aa, I'm yralnd for
i !
Ata ta vt bmw, an ttewhUalto
woaaoa who aitaata to dottomaM
ata howaty klalnaa gat* tag tar ter
aatr tha aaaat laMa. If arawoa. rty
otntlaa of brtwg gagty af araaW aaaaa
,MW?’»aal taioa aHwtaalma Itaaa."
Mka tha tta an, Wa rag taw*
ycaada wry taotlteiT tart tta aaaat of
aa »t» >ataigy win ataat yaaatea,
ar aa It wtHCaran wtaa wa aaaaa ta
doarlag whh tta ma wWh tta Awd
-ata tta ytuftay hrahaa taraa m
sdVdiBHrtB dC dw d
wlatrr.arttaAadagaaf tauartata la
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