The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-07-19

: likewise broken glass. After that's done SHE
can get along with the breeze and ashe
straitfor ard
She retains the scraps you have enumera
ted as perquisites, presume? % | observed.
'Oh, no, she DON'T replied Mr. Scorch
sinking his head vigorously 'She retains
only what's give to her, and that's the wood
She don't retain nothing else --Icastwavs. moi
if known it,
oh, indeed! all claimed by Mr. Dodd
eh?'
Wrong again, sir; its al. claimed bv me-
and Ill tell you how it is worked Mr. Dod,l
employs SO many collectors '-dusimen. as
you call them. They go about the parts the
governor contracts for, getting los week
beside what they have give them, and being
obliged TO bring IN so many loads a day
for certain sum | undertake to sift every
load and get out Of it; for the governor the
breeze, the ashes, the manure and 'ht. core
(hroken crockery, oyster shells, broken bot
ties, &c, used for the foundation Of new
roads,. All the other stuff nv women md
III The dust belongs to me.
'.iud You find the rubbish worth saving.
eh?'
Rubbish. worth saving calculated :hr
foreman. 'Wcl. should rati,.t. say did.
loI scc that building over there puint.n.
out an extensive blick cditicr crowned with
tall chimney. We'll, the rHLLiM you call
II, is 50 well worth saving that nnr master
went to precious many hundred! pounds *
pcnSe that it might he matte the most o: -
It's my ware house, that building is. where
/
dritrs work, and where | st0r, ey,rythin1
that s found out here. that NAV be turned
INTO money Come and Iook q. II
He led the way through the pr,a- ward
and close TO the ,t,c of ,h, canal tn,pd
the bui}I;p, with IN, tall sh. {. b., b,i ,,,;.,.
cI OFT in ,hp di.-ance. and a,c.., l:...,s so,,,
stems and nushino o,..n ,i,,, 49,, ,..r,,J
With crt,k ,b- ,loir h.n,a3 70 .,,I s.,i.
d,nIy -,rI,G m,s.If !, ,b.. mas, o,'r;-,,,,t
al IN, c,riops ni,re> !, v,. .v.r mn. f.r..,.'.,
GOOD or hdI.o s.. mvt,,, In.,.. ...'-
no need for ,eLinus c,n!or,,;o, =, l;..,,...
ing all the wonders As soor as ,,.,r Zoo,
erased the Threshold of ,bn hr; .Ji,,, ,b..,..
you were in the midst of ,nrm
Mind m, hoIer sh.rrIy ,:..,I,..l ,,,.
guide, and not without reason: for there.
dimly revealed in the twilight that filled th-.
place, a,., within pac of the ,.oor. Was
hlach .,ull. broad. wide. and o., unknown
depth. filled within few .r.t @. the. floors
surface wiz Old >aoes and bos,s:-,uaus-
an,!,. ;c.< 81 thou, .uds Of them: all >..,,.
all sizes; baov's frs, I:t:.e s;ra,,sc, >.a,..
hustle. into and perping ont a. the ca:in.
T., of the dilapidatcd WELLINGTON. the hgg.
'auk. .cA. the tramp's boot. with the IRON
plated bee worn al. aslaut. ,h, heavy unuers
ootchel with tw.ne sown ,a,chc, &, wly>i..e
ilb. evidently. and mutiia,"d ION ,,,.s >, y
ln.lng al res: above the leather, bat p,a...,
revealing the derivation o: the patch-p.,cr,
the dainty satin d.ncing-shoe cuddlcI into
the ru>set, iime-0urn,u tuot-ca>ins OF ,ue
burly brick -mlAer; the sli!l subst .ntial cou-
" sAoe. longer livci than is master: tn,
narrow-wals,ed. fashionable abom.ua'ion.
cursed through is itt. and Il las, icyt4Ily
kicked oil because Of its corn inducing pro
pens:tles; here they were, some b.uc Nth
m:.tew. some Sill bearing traces OF a polish.
and some half eaten by lats; here the, were.
as many shoes and boots at the ver, least as
there are legs at a ga!.ows snow.
%; wLa. use are they - ;n,,ir.jJ &C Nr
Sc,rch who .yiGe,,|, r.,.,, ~.
ous,y rs | REGARDED his ~, ~ +. - '''
.Irss. r.sno,,drd VI, S.,r. r. v,,n .,,,,.,
,erio.s wink. they knows una, +, q, ,;,;,
'en better than we de-. m;s,rr N,h,, dn
you think cf this lot >
The .,o,' in question consisted IF c,,,,.,i.l.
m paner. Of every 1c,tur, and coi,r ''I,I.'. :,
tn, in wei Vi. and al of !, ,IJ.. cr,'n
,h,u,h, il \ rather v,lna.i :, h,.,., a,,'i. 80
him so.
You A., right said he i ,-., b,If-,-c,,,v.,
A hundred for it. MIR Scorcb ar,ip vinI..I
and in very artfu way as Re named fh.,
tremendous sum. but when | reflected ;5aI
the price he received for his vast raper was
fifty shiilinsS ton, and that of the artic., re
made ranged from forty to seventy pounds
for the same quantity, ii seemed - m. la.t
hv looking about him he Mi ght possibly lind
better market
The next article he introduced to my notice
: pore so uhs'sn'I! ana vaiueieSs an appearance
that the ai'ectcnate way II which ne pattci
and PoNeu II cohsIo'fa'iy surprised me. 1t
vas cohtal;i'a IN huge BASKET, and more
than any tnins resemblee Cdd corners ana
chunks CT muddy wood, or broken, ha.t burnt
bricks.
I'VE md ,Idy lot OF that, and wish We
1ounu iot more, said he. Its first rate
stuff. that Is. :.
FOR burning was my natural obScrva-
ton.
Oh, no, rep.e" ne Tor eating. It's bread
-plSs' wlttles!
ScDrrh