The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03

~ men could grind on single stones
and instead OF all that heavy, coars
labor, and dirt, and aplaBhlng, M
two mon shall do the work az GuieIll
and 90 easily % two printers, one feed
Ing . machine with paper, and hL
mate drawing out the printed sheet q
the other end.'
by Jovo,' said DR.. Analogue, Il be
lleys this % 0 great idea. What do yoI
say, Mr.. DayneP
We'll, cir, . servant mustn't Away
say his mind
Servant DO hanged!' said Little
That for o friend who. does not BpeRl
his mind.
well, then; gentlemen, II 10 The mos
simple and beautiful contrlvance
ever saw. And thereB only one thIng
10 be done with IT,
Patent lt3'
mo. hide II; lock Il up In your owr
breast, and try and forget Il. YOU
lie won't DO worth 0 weeks purchase
II you aes up that machine In Hills
borough
'HlllsborouRh Ia not all the world.
can take II 70 Home free county,
America or-Rusala; there % 0 fortune
In II. Stop, suppose was 10 patent II
ct home and abroad, and then work II
Ia the United States and the CanAdas
That would force the invention upon
this country by degrees.
Yes, and thon II you sell the EnRlIst
patent, and Insure the purchasers life
you may turn D few thousands. and
keep 2 whole skin YOURSELF
Little assuted Bayne be had no IN.
teution Noi running his head against the
aaW-grlnderB' Union. we are very
comfortab BILE % Il 10, and l value my life
more than used to do
i think I know WHY said Doctor
Amboyne. But whatever you do,
patent your invention. Patent them
ALL -.
Henry promised he would; but soon
forgot his promlAe, and having tasted
blood, 90 TO speak, was soon deep In O
far more intricate puzzle, Wis: how "a
grind large circular saws by machinery,
This problem, and his steel railway
clip, Whloh was 70 dlsplace the present
system OF fastening down The rails, alb
Borbed him 30, that he became Rb.
Htracted In the very Htreets. and did mol
see his friends when they passed.
One day when he was deeply engaE-
cd In his studio, Bayne tapped Ut the
door, and asked TO speak TO him.
We'll, what is lI?' said the inventor
rather peeylshly.
'oh, nothing, said BAyns, with a Bit
ter air OF mock resignation. Only q
cloud ON the peaceful horizon; that ID
all. A letter from Mary Aune.'
'6IR-Four OF your saws are behind
hand with their contributions, and, be.
Ing deaf 10 remonstrance, am obliged
10 apply 10 you 10 use your influence.
MARY ANNE
WELL said Henry, Mary Anne Is In
the right. Confound their dlshonesty;
they take the immense advantages the
SSw-grlnders' Union gives them, yet
they won't pay the weekly contribu.
ton, Without which the Union can't OK.
lst. Go and hnd out who they are and
blow them up
WHAT me disturb the balmy?'
Bother the balmy! I can't be wor.
But, Mr.. Little, would not the best
way be for you ,juat TO stop II quietly
and peapeably out OF their pay, and
uenu ~ " dEpbhlkl y..#. Bail.
Little, after u moments reelection,
said be had no legal right to do that,
Besldes u was not his business to work
the 5aw-Rrlnders' Union for Grotalt.
who Ia this Mary Amer
The sAW-grlnder, 10 be sure.'
What, all OF themf Poor Mary
He then Inquired how he was 10
write back to her,
'Oh, write under cover 10 Grotalt,
purposes. [@-
Well, write the Jade curt note, In
both our names, and say we dlsnpproye
the conduct Of lhs deiaulLers, and will
slgnlfy our dIsappr0val 10 them; bul
that Is all We can do.
This letter was written, and Ba5ne
made II as oleagiuous rs language per.
mits; and there the matter rested apps'
rently. .....
But Al usual, after the polite came the
phonetic. Next week Henry got let
ter worded thus:
MISTER LlTI, II them grinders oil
yores dOsent send their money shall
com an iech strings II the devil STAINS
| proHu. 'MooNRAKER.'
Mr.. Little tossed this epIstle CON.
temptuously Into the Gre, and invented
on.
Two days after that he came to the
works, and found the saw.grInders
atandlng in 4 group, with their hands
In their pockeLs. ......
We'll, lads, whaC'Slup2'
MARY Anna has hAan hara
And two pair OF wheel bands gone,
We'll, men, you know whose fault
May, but 1t, ia hard my work
should be stopped because another man
10 In arrears with trade. What dye
think g do, GovernorH buy some more
bandsT
Certainly not. Iwon't pay for your
fault. II 10 = just claim, you know.
Settle II among yourselves
With this, he retired TO his studio,
When the men saw he did not care a
button whether his grindstones reyoly-
ed or not, they soon brought the de.
faulters 10 book. Bayne was sent up-
stairs 70 beg Mr.. Little 70 advance the
trade contributions, and stop the
amount from the defaulters' wages,
This being settled, Little aud Bayne
went to the 1Outlsrs' Arms, and BaynC
addressed the barmaid thus, Can We
zee Mary Anne7'
He 10 shavlng.'
We'll, when she 10 shaved, we shall
be In the parlor, tell her,
In moment or two .GrotaIt hustled
In, Wlplng his face with towel % he
came, and welcomed his visitors cor.
daily. 'Fine weather, gentlemen
Bayne cut that short. mr.. GrotaIt
we have lost our bands.'
You surprise me-
And perhaps you can tell us how tc
get them back
Experience teaches that they always
come back when the men pay their ar
rearB.'
well, II Is agreed TO stop the sum du,
out OF wages.' f'. El
"A very proper COURSE
What 10 Il we have got 10 payT
How can tell without bookf Pray
Mr.. Little, don't imagine that l &c
these matters agate. All, do ls to medl
ate afterwards, III 20 and look q
the contribution book
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