Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-18

than once, when compHmpu;InE MN. IuGg-
mrnt much aluyu thut Of the ay arag,, boy Of
!" displays t" keep tho furnace up TM.
other t"a>'.r was e mIdir.a-,d. hume man.
Now Tim lsEuu To- think Of 1t for the first
time, b" did not know Il t,.;r,rr that wasn't a
full grown man But ~lur,. hr ,-Sayel the
task no fault had h-u found with him
he work tn" "t"as"rS' perform in glass
fa"tory looks very easy The ast~ pots con
taiuInE the metal arr pln,rd on Shelf hk1.
circle forming tho ls.ps. II an immr!.S,. cone
shal"d iurua"" The I"t- occupy all that
can really h" terIu"d tn" floor # th.. fur
mace. Tn" fir. Erat. ",rupvs the center Of
the furnace. Ih" extraordinary heat Of th,
furnace must he uniform. This is maintained
by the constant aI,Ituu Of fuel in small
quantities apparently. To insure this. coal
i'll lumIs Of a convenient olh. are tusS,gl int
the furnace Mt cNrtriIn-lv hrIrf interval,
with regularity approaching the tirkin, of
cl"Ck The workman ,mplpvod for tin.
purpose Is termed '.t,4l,rr" TIN. heat Of the
/ furnace Is :" IntruS'. that the visitor strains
his eyes IN vain, YET fails To >,r the metal
which fills the @Iass pots. AS Tim locked into
| the furnace, lis glowing EYES seemed f.
| plerc" his brain H. fanr.7l. when his eye
were not blurred, thnt In, saw in the heart Of
! the dazzling tlrG the fDrm> IT small animals
! trees and biris. There VA. a dullu,>- aIr
! preaching StuIUr in his head AT
times; then again he experienced a
| pain as though a me- tie were thrust
| through his t"mpl.s There was a
ringing sound, like the rp hing Of waters II
his ears. and sometimes the sounds arulluG
him SN'm"d muitlrI in a strange wav ID.
oldest thing Of all, h. III ru-ht was the gu,tl
'"'N'''C ,"ii'-N n' N" IN 'h' lurha""- Ih"rr
"''S 'iS" III 'll' iuEii'''' the iSh hecaH"
""'NS 't'i'' E'','''' ana r." '''' and ducks he.
'''lie ei'I!h'ti's' ana IN elephants tnrn"I INTO
'i'''' WIN P' h. "i uir"N ON thrih On tho~.
"''a>.''Is ne h,'Sleht1It I" III" water pail, drank
eagerly ana hathed hlN ia"" freely. II b..
sh"ula confess ms ,nathhty To perform thr
work. he might lu>r In, situation What If ,
should really become unable. How would
Aunt CrlSsy ever Llaua-" now She ruuld
not wash or iron until her arm was better
~ might not Ia better for weeks II he
should be sick, they would all have u 20 10
the poorhouN'. Everything in the world was
going wrong all at once. He felt us though I
the ground was slipping away from under hl> (
Ieet-
Hello there, Look oUt,-Catch him"
Eph Murtlanfs warning cry rang through .
the factory. but II came too late As h. /
Sprang forward, Tim fell prom" upon thu .
brick ilpnr of tn" fa"t"ry before the furnace. /
The world hal in truth Slipped away from .
Inn the "teaS'T
aunt S'tS'y 'hr'" ths last article in an un
,oi'iiii MY H'fE' ~, "t washing hack int"
'aSA'I 'E Nh' san. "IL" there, All thr
money IN You Is Tor S"m"h'dy els. If | |
ltr-1 3,,'.
hurting mo now Sb.. s+r,iyL,..,,,,j r,-rs
and looked around d,.tian-1v -. tL,,,,,r .,.,,,,
b..iv might question tI,,. os.rrtinn ;TI,.r,.i,.
lcanesI against the tall. ,for,,,r,,+..T,. Iat,,.
was asle.p and RnII,y y,os san aI..1 .,,,.,t
it was near noon, and rS,ay,I for the tbNTt
andth time % ,olv, n problem tbot r,,,,I..ItIo
keeuest brains in the nation baGI.J ,,r.,,
writers on political economy. and csl,IS.-i
many Wis, far-Secin- men much concern
How % h"u~", Clothr AMI provide food for
tive on dollar day. When she WIS able T.
wash ami iron, She mana ,yl 10 earn a dollar
a day five day. III The week. all of which was
consumed What with medicines for her sis
TER, and S'houl books for Bobby, She WAS IN
able at the end Of the mouth To- count a dollar
what wouli hapP'n now if her arm should
L. disabled for fortnight. Aunt CriSSv
Uttered In no respect from thousands Of plain
~poken, unPrctenfng, faithful. self-sarriti,.inc
women 10 be found in every community com
posed NJ enterprislng, hard-working pc0ple
As CrlSSy counted and rccuunted in
dazed way, her wits as usual
beSan to tangle, and Us usual, when
her wits failed her, her temper rose. Sh,
looked at her sound hand angrily 1t Wa
hard' knoohy with hard work. Ii had washed
roned, scrubbed, patchf-i, baked and darne,i:
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form Of Tim into the house. What happened
afterward may b. given In Tins own Ian
Suage at the dinner hour the following day.
The greater portion OF the day force in
oIh"iIet were Nl'tllo ulier the packing and
storing sheds or Iounslng around the doors and
gateway wien Ephs stentorlan tones sum
moned them together.
boys, tins yerS not my dom all together
baxter Jones, slippery Dick, Reddy Smith
ana Meddler AIt"n-We all talked this thing