The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-09-11

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Mr. ieung was blacksmith IN Il
neigl,bating tawn. AMI lie carried ua
quite MI extensive lusiurs. Moreover
lic |.al hui tho reputation vf heing a
yer, Gn. man. Samuel VAS delighted
with bis fathers proposal. an,l when he
lcatue that Mr. Young alsa carried
vn quite \ large machine shop. h. was
ii ccs,aeics. Ills trunk MAS was pack
cd--a good suppl, II clothes having
hccn provided. anl after kissing hi,
moihcr ntl brother. mounted the stage
and SIT oil f.r his now il, estimation.
lilo found Mr.. Young all ho could
wish, and went inio his business illw
M assiluity that surprised his mast.
cr.
One evening after Samuel Winthrop
had been with his new master six
months, tho latter came into tho shop
after all tAc jrurnymuu had quit work
anl gone home found the youth bnsily
engaged in lifting piece of iron. There
were quite number of pieces TN the
bench by bis side. and sumo were cnr-
iously riyctel together and liked with
springs and slides. while others ap-
pcarcd not yet read, for their destined
usc. Mr. Young a~rrrtuiucd what the
young workman wa NJ r., anl he not
only encouraged him III his undertake
ing, but stood for half an hour and
watched him NJ his work. Next day
Samuel was removed from the black
smiths shop - the machine shop
Samuel oi,cn visited his parents. At
the end II two years his father was
n"i little surprised when Mr.. Nonng
him that Samuel waa tho
most useful hand il l,ir .ullo,.
TIME flew fast. Samuel was twenty
one Jeremiah hal hern free almost
two years, anil was uno ut tho mast
trustworthy surveyors il Tho country.
Mr Winthrop looked nron his cll-
cs' son with pride, anil often Expressed
4 wish TINT his other son could have
been liko him. Samuel hal romc
homo to sisit his parents. and sIr.
Young had come with him.
Mr. Young" said Mr. Winthrop
after the ton things had been cleared
'way. THAT i'm iine factory ihey have
nst erected in our town
"ics, : returned Mr Young, there
.rc three of them, and they are doing
. ycr, heavy business =
- understand they have mn eaten.
i've machine shop connected with the
aetories. Now II my Lny Sam Ii as
good workman a. you say he il, per-
lars hc NIGH. get hrss-ra.c situation
here.
Mr.. innns looked at Samuel aud
milrl
''Hy thu way continued tho Old
iarmcr. .WIat il al this no,se scc
md hear in tho rnper. abon, those
leoms? They tell me they
~ ahead q anything that ever was
sot-np hciarc, 7
You may ask Your sen about that, !
aid Mr. Young. That il some ot
Sumuel's business.
"thg What. n, son? Some ol
Sam---''
The old man stopped short and
saxcl at his SON liz VAS bcM ildcrcl.
II could not be that his son--his illr
son-Was tho inventor ol the great
power lupm that hal taken all the
by surprise.
.What do you mean lc injured
~ il simply this. father, TINT the
loom il mine, returned Samuel, with
pride.
! have invented II, and taken
patcnt-tight. and have already been
offered ton thousand dollars for the
III two adjoining State+
Don't you remember that clap-.tap
you crushed with Your foot. six years