The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-07-21

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ERE w., as'', ~preak'a.'' gentleman
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eight,m'se ur,'e win nm 70 seq some
a.npno' "o,Ns.
ra'ner saiu; ies, 'nuesn' anu ,neh
ne stoppeu ana looked ~ me; ana ~
1o1u me afterwards 'hat ny eyes were
~ rs anu pi,iu' ina !, Wa M "onoer
YIN tne gentleman aug II 'n's your
illtie girif 4 guess VS. san .'ch ner IN
u sne uoh want " ~ 'e'''
80 they did. and presently we We're
riding up n of The steepest hills ever
saw. and Plymouth was away down be-
J ~, y then came West Plymouth,
and then we were going beside q very
clear but very crooked stream called
Bakers River. and the gentleman said:
This Is Rumney, and that is Hawk
Ledge, and there i Rattlesnake Noun
tain;' and by and by; Here Is the
camphor refinery
he opened q gate. and We drove INTO
q big grassy held. right up 70 the door
Of a rough, Imprinted building. like .
big barn, only there was q chimney
smoking very hard AZ y end Of t.
Papa jumped me out. and into the wide
open door. and Oh such = sufiocating
smell Of camphor. that ! felt ~ II ! must
rim out, or tumble down, or else snceze
my head OF. But thought IN . min
ute that II You were there. you would
say: "Come now. Laura. don't % .
goose" and you'd believe exactly as a
you'd smelt thai smell, and nothing else.
ever since you were born 20 ! stool
still and looked all about. and thought
what a good place u you'd pc 70 put
away furs IN. Presently ! got used 70
the air. and didn't mind Il a all; AMI
this Is what ! saw: A great. long room,
rs big as the biggest barn At grandpa's
a door wide open az each end-sonie
little windows. very cobwcbby and dusty
(thc man told rs they hadn't been
washed for twenty years. = you'd
think so. and what looked IKE three
great dinner tables. only they weremade
q brick al - with double rows
81 covered dishes jus' a. y y was \
boarding 'scnooi ior gian's' ahu essI5
2 was gong " nave m 'ton Pan iu''
81 oatmeal lor nis oreakiass nc,e
were NJ seats ior ne giant: ,nouSn,
ana wnen went pear tne nIck Aus
!ounu tney were really lu,nM'es' VII
\ hot nre IN eaen' hhu Wien y nan
opened an iron uoor " rs ena q onc'
4 a" thnt tne nre vas ioarinS reu '1-
sue; maue N erea' s''eNs " VOL
Eacn iurnace Wa - iong IN. y ns1u
twenty pans am suse, ~ "I.e
enough ior Two rows q them; ~ me
giants naa come, tnere wou,u nnss 49,
= hundred an1 twenty "a AZ, 40 even
you, ~ woulu nave peen scared. ooile
o. the pans were square NV soine VIZ
round put every cover nao : rounu
mole 10 " ABOUT - pig - ~ o'u upPes
CEN; ana over every no.e Wa pu. Z
bright IN morn, just ilkc 2 cana'e-
xungu'sn only teh times ~ w.
At man. with gray nalr anu WY
nr.gn.' Prsasan' syss. VA go'ns 1901 10y
i'iting oh .nese e~N.'ngu'sns's anu Po,
wv soine n Ky rn''e me- - ~
~ 'he eo'e' W. Ann
sa'd p myself; This n tne giant
cook, and ne y afraid their Porrinec
Will boil over Defor me iazy INNS
come down " breakfast nut
just then ne noticed my staring sup
pose, md 80 he kindly showed pe the
inside Of one Of the horns; ana y was
fIIrkIV crU<fr0 with the IOIUII04I white