The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-19

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y the ahands, vera rninc II from asnn.r !
The e;rle were hurrvinp il Il onlr fscsorv
girls can hurry-snd Jonsthnr un ,,,cs.s
-lftomed 70 such an array Of ulaid skavleG ~
hood.bonneta, Deposited kis eoed. asick a
the mir. end staIked n 40 80 rhat ~
troub ! .waa
Tho clattcring machinery and the move
ments Of the operatives, bewildered him for
the moment; but being of an inouirins tnrn
of mind, and seeing much that was scaieula-
ted 10 perplex one whose observatiou il ne.
tchanics had been mostly coniincd 10 threah.
ing machines and corn shelters. he began ID
push vigorous inquiries ia all directions
| liz this wav he made himself acouainted
sSccessively with the external and Internal
economy Of the Avarioua machines. Through
(which cotton warp progresses in the course
of its maDufacture-the picker abeater.' I
'lap-winder," Adoubler," and aspeeders"-
and finally reached the abreakers and ssan.
ishers" Just as the cardstripper was going
through the operation, Technically termed
stripping the fats" In doing this. tho
large cylinder OF the card il exnosed 70 view.
and is seen revolving with yery pretty
buzz. Not content with contemplating the
| epoetry ofmotion'' at q safe distance. eur he-
70 must needs introduce himself between
the cards to get nearar view This move
ment brought his neither habiliments in
dangerous proximity to the gearing of the
mex. card, and thereby hangs tale"
"You-I say She.~.gocs pcoty---don't
she boss p said Jonathan inquiringly.
"She don't do anything else" responded
the stripper; 'but you must be yery care
full how you move around amongst this hard.
ware Twas only last week, cir. that a
promising young man from Minot, student
at the Academy here, was drawn into that
very card sir, and before any assistance
could reach him he ,ras run tkronoh and
manufactured into No. Is .super-extra cot
ton warp warm"
II s-s-sw-wow / believe you're iokinpl"
suffered Jonathan.
Fact SIR continued stripper. "and h;a
disconsolate mother came down two days
ago, and got Eve punches Of that same warm
as melancholy relic.
eBy the mighty that can't be true ~
"Fact, sir, fact! and each of his fellow
students purchased skein apiece: to be eet
in lockets, and worn in remembrance Of do
parted worth
as that the truth, now Was he r.illv
keercd, spun. and sot in locketsY'
"A sense of personal danger here ahot n
cross our bcro's mind. and he becan m re-
treat percipitately, without waiting for AN an
swer. There was not much room to snare
betwixt himself and the gearing of the card
behind him. Another step backyard COM
pleted the ceremony of introduction. His
unwhisperables BEING. of LARGE cal;hre the
process of snarling them un into hard knnt
was no vavs slow. Jonathan rave tonoua
instanter, and by the twentieth grafton of the
emhod;mept tho n,ns;c was melo1;on.
Cen Scott. himself could not have proteat.
ed more foreiblv against an ATTACH unon his
rear Il
"O-hl M-u.rd-e-r!t Let so,-voub u.rt,
Blast YOUR picture-letpoi Ami ve nsham.
ed? Git southland nootyl i,arnat;on
seize We. let alone on me. can't We. deww
The GEARING Nv this tim. had wonnd him
M so that he was OBLIGED to stand an t;n.to .a-
His hands were revolving yigorouslv behind
him, though he dared not venture them too
near the seat Of war Tho rd.str;nnsr
threw Of tho holt hut N. ,nonan,,,n, ~ r.