The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-06-20

enee for the comforts OF life was large
ly upOa the handlofaft OF the villagers
la speaking Of the spinning she said
that there are few natives OF stark
county past fifty years of age who have
not many a time aud oft, passed from
real into dTeam'land hushed TO sleep by
the rythmlea lullaby OF q mothers
spinning wheel and OF the old weaver
she said!
How we'll l remember going with my
mother 10 the old Weayer's aud OF the
long conference that was held over the
pattern that was 10 DO born from his
loom,
TnE OLD WEAVER
had opinions, aud when he lifted his
braas-rlmmed apeetaelea up on his bald
head 80 that he could talk he became
impTeaalyely eloquent hut my mother
could talk, too She could express an
opinion so clear that not u shadow OF
doubt remained, knew that bef0rei
but now the old weaver found II out
too, The conference, which 10 me quite
equalled that over the Samoan Islands
in importance, terminated by the
pu,,1hsV nonths since @ ! m wassed the enot where
this scsns occnrred The cl,ief actors
had long hinee gone 10 their reward
But they had left the warp aud the
woof OF my youthful memory threaded
with thousand halOwed reOOlleotiOna
Tho low cottage had given place 10
pretentiOua modern house, The hop
vine which the old weaver allowed 10
interlace iiself across his wlndowg at
raWdnm had been elbowed away Inv an
ambItions Young clematia And tbe
loom Where was that mystery of
wvsterleg with its dusty beama and eyl,
i"dera ita long comb ike Gxtures agd
itS awlft 1yIng ghuttleY Alasl and
oiasi thaf thg great roaring woolen fae
torles should 6aye been allowed 20 dc,
your ali the little looms.
She referred 10 tho making OF shoes
and stated that
TIE SHOEMAKER
NJ that dav was a perfeet autoerat He
hunted n littl0 Ggbed n Little loafed A
good deaI and made ahoes between
timea. Money he cared nothing about,
People mnst have shoes. and ho-the
tnigbt of ihe awl-held fagt the georet
~ tGe way and ulg living Waa geeure.
liz wag niways rcadv 10 take your mems.
nre md moEe your ahoea--6r promlgs
Ia do so Tbersin inv one ofbls gtrOng.
cat noints SkIlul promlslug was mart
of hia trnde Tne unfinished ehoe al.
ways inv within armg reach, and
cail up5n Him when YOU would
Inc VIVA peggInp away ON your
gboes for dear ilfe. In tho
pregrnce of Cuch conseeratlOn 10
vour interesia tbe reproncheg with
which You had been buatlng oyapOr,
ated In silence. besides that, your.
shoes would be done tomorrow, aud
when our shOa maker said tomorrow,
he meant tomorrow, not to-day,
TIE SCHOOL
NJ Oftv veo,s yos aroken of Thsre
yns n nS stsom hcot nor scnarate reciia.
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s,,d s, nam bot1 Th. u,lndn,vs w,r, frvv
and and bIgh nn 'r' so ,hot ,ohsn the ring or
tho H. ,,,n ,,In,,,rs' sc,,lh" cr the rottla nf tbc
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n,o, Az thp i,ttI, nrlsnners ,vonlj not
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,"Inter vJ Mar tSe 6eoI 6 oace"ded 'V from iS" ono
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