, 1875-03-14

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aTess oT. haa 1een r. shocklnelg neglected by tt
ausnesis'es. ~ LIS ragged WOODEN shirt Was ope
I5 ~ ltous: LIE toslLnc1eos trousers we're grea
a. h.re M Ilo1n nIs shoes exposing long st5etc
shoes 4ata ~ - naa 1 ~ ssocknss. a2a .!
eaoes "e.e supetaounoanti' ventilated In bi
peresrinatlons ION sn'pe lever noticed or spoke
rnr;na ~ soa'1 neauaat'y Ie nea1u mn1
..su - a.noe't "11oa q aooaasoenlsnabl
start and o ~, ~ - ,s.sn "ns ne moa!o sadasnl
~. wn,id , 49, ~ tesP uo"n soe room
r. ,as ts;a tLa aS;t ieY resuno GHs lolmef Pave
H., "Ia e.; 'u.s 1aoi1 VI runn'n6 "nlen NAG R1ve'
bnt 10 Ao ,,.s supp Mas 70 aouns losane
ar III M "aa Ge anu gos 70 % teEt
no ~ stoo'e7' s"o1o 1iaenos' oaf1ne my paope
! o1peA'ouee' ...
| called '-A''N
uroo>vn
u !ooaf.
Navar 'e e,,ao o' as"hs thsone' ouk oa.y 1oonsa
fss u'ei - snce ,eaa NJ nas oesn IN Tue foot-aouse
I at ~ t,uen 49,. anonn 70 ui1e' "o:a. ht
nost;sn mear ,ha 1A1t at,1a ~ ua, ;.tn "a 9us h;s
thamb and trying @ to ' look Visa sas' Looms m,
~ u.s9 nusl1ess, ana also was ne snameiong
- eea;su ~ Lne authors!es. He haa Queer hao1s
eaar a. reAsns ~ ~ o..s o. paper ana coloa Ison tne
-ocs,.,s "uu Ia.a.u noInnH AeM ~ ~ ha
.ney .n were treasures OF measurable valce. On
.no tnotn1ns attet ny aff1vsl' toon9 was sitting
~ l!s eoeto"asy psace WIN us cain uSon DIS
nAaos' gazing ont of WINDOW upon the un-
broken "nase aea o. prairie, when the. "boss
pauPet, happened 70 observe hsm. The
sooss nane' naa o5 thls time aacertaineo,
way obrlen* ObIlen chanced 70 look towards
Loonv, aod "a" the tattera d1stended coat-
pocKet. NOW. be knew perfectly well the poor
ooys "eaknees, ana ne kne" what was IN the
part OF thls old mans nature, he stepped
aetoss to Loong, ana Wltnout word kno:ked
MN Gown. Ilen he rll1ed his pockets roughly.
az Tue same tune calling the as1antion OF al the
paupels 70 me trembling wretch.
nest I" cried he, as be emptied ou: the bita Of
paper ana chlps- and ali the paupefs grove ed
around and ecnoed: 81 Oh. what nice rats nest
lt1s!'
THE D1ssEn-HouR
cnuse It Was the last meal in the day. P.upery
don't eat supper in winter-tiue. The dinner
this day was looked forward to wish pleasing
anticipation. Ihe.e WAS m unnonted stir
and comment in our ward uravions to
the ringing Of the bell. Ali were
eager. ana mora OF less excited. Why? It Was
bean-soup day. Once in tso veens The grand
event comes OH aud there ia CONSEQUENT eclat.
slcx men donnod thelr rass and crawled down |
to taste ct this rare luxury. A very intelligent
torv r5euma ism. and who could scarcely more !
without shrieklpg With pain, borrowed q crutch |
aud hobbted down-stairs and across the yard to
the dining-room.
Again waited until tdb third table. [ DTe-
terred to agold :ha crowd,
TIE uK.y-soup
Was made in the basement OF the min building
md WAS thence carried in 3 wash-tuo across the
7ard 10 the kitchen. It was then ladIed on. into
ause pans and placed on tho dining. .tab:es.
8t1ere apain it ia eub-iadled into the
7arlous tin platters- entered the kitchen vh1ie
he second- -table men were at vors and. while I: |
gas watching the transfer of tho besr-soup from
he tub to the pans, l heard scrfie in the din
ng. They we're desperately engaged. bea:ine
ZACH other with fists, plattera etc, aud were
nth difficulty separated BY the COOK, 1 learned
fterwards that the ccs,ss belh vas = dispute as
0 which shonld be re1yed first with the beau
ou2. Li1e dogs struggling for bone tbess
nea fought over dish Of taiuned soup. opu one
t them gashed the o.her's head wits = dipoer.
. my moral necessary? tsow not
1 have already described how the bean-soup
'as served an, Il was nv good fortune 70 be-
pltiatej also into
TIE Mgtr-Eno1oGr or THE nrcmy.
he meat, which was baef bo, led TO the Yarpe of
,asolutiop Was brought into tho Kitchen in a
urge wooden trough. The meat. gh1le Iyiny IN
be trough, strongly resembled garbage. 0ne
+ the cooks plowed it un yarorously with l1is
aads fow minutes, kueadiae IL lovingly every 1
tile while, as il the feeling uf it WA pleasant
, his eloven1y cuticie Then he tore OF tha
rger portions of eristla aud threw them |
side, 1t the same time pulling the lsreer
|
as done. he threw ths meat into -
30, Ind handed it 10 his assistans. Hho want
ITO the dining-room. and deDoaited a nieca Ia. /
dc each plattor. This, With the iueyitsbie sao-
ent OF bread and the bas,n Of SOUP. constltntad i
le banquet to obtain ..hich dying man crawled {
pou tnair hands and kneea :
lasted some OF the spQp. II uudoubtad!y
>ssessed beapy flavor, but, in order to thor | I
1shIy assure mysalf that It was tba hon. | 4
Ia artiofa Aabod e.aidror.l- .ha.4 ~. I
-. at.as ~ ~, eo ssia"oaatI "tous my I !
a.eet .Na ~ A5 n2pS VI uettn3 oean, VAN e1-
ny enofts we're anre"arded- Then
waited until the big pan Of soun in the middle q
the table should ba depleted, when, felt suro. t.
would striK3 ioda OF ttens Trne ennnoh | r
len tla big nan hal haen enrtied ~ ia CO. d
MIA thar. fonrd c1or;nc - ~ Hn, -
- ~ -. :s19 sc1s1 .nIkAoS ~ Aa1 aAus'al oos@ :,
~. '1Ae ~ tualeala6s noo4s 4aout u VI peans-
1ue great spoon OF the DAY having been Q
ssed, returned with my fellow-paupers to t
r ward. The weather was very cold and did
t care to remaia out~of-da aorB. c.
Tbs inhabitants ts our model Pooc-Housa | S
ound vera eracous}9 af}oxe1 nv tina arthor; ! O.
a tn recrenta "A rnrc. "a thav oEosa x.o;5s | r.
~ tant ~ ta;r s, ,s,~3 ~ 10y @ eaosc' Plos1ueo -
~ "Tts -. e.o4. wv "ata. auo aaaao no noise. -
o8 soon 1oooa thas there we're
FouR VERY POPULAR Kinds or AMusEXxxrs b
which the tnmates in1uiged, VIZ: sitting, b.
uGang living and walking Afmoet evarvho T. et