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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-27
Iron. SIeeI NaIls, re.

Iron-American refined. Old Domin-
ion barn per pound for standard sizes
> l-1Oc: English and American sheet.
81 to jic. Swedes hammered, 4 TO Sc
hoop. 10 iic.
Nalls--Old Dominion, standard sizo.
So ., steel, S2.3j.
Walker horse-sh0es. 81, mules, =.
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Cement-Union. per barrel. Sl.3j.
Rosendale. Sl.3j TO Sl.4O; James River,
81 .2j to Sl.3O
Lime-Rockland. per barrel. Sl.l0 20
SL15; Anchor, 81 o.: Rlyert0n, SlOj.
So Virginia lines. 9jc. 20 81.
Plaster Lump 81; ground. $3.50
TO =; Calcined plaster, 81. bj to Sl5j.
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Market firm.
Notwithstanding. lOsc.: low
miJdlmg, lO.c. sool ordinary.
9tc.
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...f EIFD. BE-. SCOTT,
.l..f lEIn. So. -.ulI
'fHlNAs BRANCH s. CO..
BANKERS IND EEOhii,~.
Nt frlCff and sECU VlTl ~
.'O.I. t.l SOLD ln this and all the
N "....t..
Hlt.I.4 .rfafo telegraph wire from om
I.. Northern eftlAnEcl, ana can
f.r ACTIVE STOCKS WitLlp
- .f fneir receipt nt OFT once.
f.flHs every luar-or li an nNuf
.r open Tor the Inspection CT OuI
l.'
h.r t.rmat0n on the subject or Raj
.. and Corporation Securities aud STAT
l.4H THOMAS BRANCH a co.
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Lumber. slaves lie.

Lumber-Whi,e oah. per .oV0. $40 g.
SIS. yellow pine, framing timber. 80 e.
$40 per 900. boards. q. 10 $40. poplar
West Virginia, 30. l. -30, so. 3, S2j
30. 3. Sl6.
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WHOLESALE PRICE CuRIsEN


Reported ly -putley OYerhsy Comms-
sion Merchants. 1905 AIRY street.
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Apples Choice Summer. - 90 e
$50. prime. $50 20 SLl5. poor C
good. Sl.0O to 3 %.
Bacon-Nirginia hams. choice old. 1jC
per pound: new hams. small. 70 to l3c
new hams, large. 40 10 lie; sides, s Il
o.: shoulders. to So.
Beeswax 20 to BE per pound.
Broom Corn tO ic.
Butter-N Virginia Creamery. 81 to ICE
family packed Virginia. IA 20 l5c
choice yellow. store packed Virginia
L. 90 he. store packed. mixed color
and sweet. 90 Zoe. store packed, com
mon To fair, nominal.
Eggs-In crates fresh. II to lie. ia
boxes and barrels 80 TO lic.
Live Poultry Hens. - To- 2Sc. mixed
coops. 23 10 pc. Chickens. spring
large. r. TO DC: small. T. 20 &c.
Dried Fruit Peaches. peeled. , to Sc.
uupeeled. halves. 20 3ic. Apples.
sliced, 3 90 SIC. quarters. to3c. Cher.
ries. pitted. s 90 &C.. Blsckberies. q
TO Sic. Whortleherries. 9 90 7c.
Feathers Prime live goose 40 30 Abe
per pound: mixed. % 90 2Sc
FlaXseed-Per bushel sl.lO 90 $40
Hides -Dry Aints. light weights. , 90
Sc per pound: heavy weights. Gle per
pound dry salted, 6c; wet sailed. 4c.
green. 3c.
Lard Prime country, s to slt per
pound.
Onions New. per crate, go TO ~
Oranges-c3.1O To- 50 900
Lemons "a. 30 ID - OO
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RAILROAD BONDS.
Richmond stock uarIei.

RepOr ed by John l.. williams s Son.
bankers and brokers No. iii Main street.
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riIi reed.

Shipstuh per ton Slj.
Brownstutf per ten Sli.
Bran per ton Sl3.
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attention tot
respectfully
CUNNSGIA NJ, collector Taxes
Gan1gi T. Hnho-pe nerd. emit Boibaas. Nd
~ '' ''' ' Vers rcspsefaIy | ~ D. 4
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- aENM rnEORY oF- nlsEAsr

Cd 10 failed
fi e f wear.
r of The we
ru n
orig
I lon M0rctl
Z ncunt 20 rflep
H sol I the ntrofuc ton
we teenns ode i'm me las
"a hos expert entails
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Dear Sir During the Inst five years, have been q
hen1, Ncuralsn. Constant Headache, and khenmai
back. hut after using couple bottles ~ br. &.
fircN fcnrNcf take great pleasure in fccomWonHll
ain cited, feeling assured fhatt will DO Tor Them what
VOW IIIlIA WINS.
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l and children
ff T C IwItl
25ycars5
el The
re ~ siSnndc hcni.
f. 1u s, b. sol cutrize
l ncut mlzet
t the humans
their flight the
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Hay, Oai, ana Straw

Sumac-p per 100 lts., ljc to 50.
Wool-Inb-washed. 81 90 3jt per
pound; unwashed. 2sc per pound.
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who are suffering from Catarrh. vi
am very rcspccti
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

We are pleased I'd note the esta6'
lishment of new industry in Gre
NADIA, by the enterprising house OF
G. j. Austin l. Co., in tho shape OF
Pants Factory,
We hail With delight every move
Of this character, and we certainly
think they should be encouraged
because they furnish employment to
our home people. The Collar Fac,
tory, on Green Street, is another lns-
,itution that deserves encouragement
and patronage, oil that our citizens
can bestow. 1t is strictly home en-
terprise, as the leather used III the
business is all tanned right here IN
Grenada.
They make collars Of all grades Du'
heir best collar is the best collar we
ever saw, and we've seen hundred
at least.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

The truth of the old adage "com'
petition IL the life of trade was
fully exemplifed here last Monday
The ladies of the community turned
out in full force to visit the different
Spring Openings" and two OF the
largest dry goods houses got to "cut'
ling on the price of ladies dress ging-
ham.
The consequence was that glnghsm
vent down from about ten cents a
ward to three and a half cents, Some
hundred yards wsre sold at that
figure, but you cant buy them at that
price now.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

and the final effect on the boy Is alto
gethe" and eternaily bad.
Teachers are not, apt to punisf
lheir,pupils unIess. they richly de-erv,
il! And particularly is this the. cas,
with regard to.ccrporeal punishment
Therefore should man make haste
very slowly, to wreak his vengeance
by personal assault Oh the teacher fot
any real or imaginary wrong.
II the teacher of a school is not tt
be sustained by the patrons and trus
tees of the school, why then they
would mu ch better turn the teache
out and tear down tn. house. II
other words admit that education il
failure and that y twelve year OIL,
boy knows more than his t-ache
| and parents combined and that he
the twelve year old-shoud set up u
ant0crat before whose imperial vii
all others must bow down.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

On March 2S.!! at l.ie residence .
the brides mother i, Mpntgpnlcr
county, Rev. Mr.. Morehead of1icisr
ing, Mr.. f. p. McEIrath to MI
Katie McNamara. The happy groom
is one of Grenada's large planters am
best citizens. We have not the aono
Of personal acquaintance with th'
blushing bride, but she Is membr
Of most excellent family and we a.,
assured that she il in every Gegre
worthy Of the man to whom she ha
plighted her troth, The GAZETTE
extends its warmest congratulations
to theihappy pair and sincerely trust
that the pure and exalted de Jotiol
that crowns theirs blissful union likt
an auresle, may abide with them
and theirs even to the end Ofall time
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

It,isjust as upeNess and absurd g! ! to
stteiu pt 10 dam the Missiasirpi river
with the cane that grows on its
banks, al 1t Is to attempt TO goVet"'
control and snccessfu lly teseh a
school, without discipline Ano III
this matter Of discipline the teacher
must be sustained by the.patroons OF the
school or It ID an utter lmpossibiltS
for him to succeed. lS.
When b boy has been ,punisheu to'
a vloiation Of school rules, ana the
usrent Of the boy In u heat Of pass lon
under takes Il revenge the SUPPOSED
wrong BY an assault on the teacher,
he certainly makes ! very sFsvs annI,
ssriHls error. 1t isa airfec!s blaoyS bFaS u. p
lthe vefy i6Vn dation ofthe institution
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Don't forget the poor ed itor when
you have a news item. Ifyour wife
whips you, let us know Of 1t and we
will set it right before the public. II
you have company, tell us--ir you are
not ashame of the visistors. If q
youngster arrives at your homs beg
g'ng for raiment, buy qusfter's Is
worth Of cigars and come aroand, and
il you are 4 cash subscriber we will
furnish a name for him OF her, a. the
;ci circumstances Will permit; aud II
YOU have a social gathering of a few
ofyour friends, bring around able
cake, seven or eight pies and q ham,
mot necessarily to eat, but as a guar.
antee Of good faith. We mention
these little things, for we want new.
- and'will have it,-Durant Democrat
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

This very handsome and slightly
structure though not yet completed,
is already proudly pointed out TO
stranger, by the average Grenad'a"
REGARDLESS of creed. 1t has already
cost . large sum Of money and more
/, vet needed to complete 1t. In Or
der to give every one an opportunity
to contribute his mite to this most
worthy cause, the ladies ofthe Church
have earnest and indefatigable labor
and by considerable::expense avepFe'
pared a literary and musical enter
tsnement which will be presented at
Nullin Hall, NEXT Tuesday night
Aprii 9th The Programme, which
We p, blish elsewhere, is varied ana
md attractive, and the individual
who IS not pleased with-at least
some part Of tits hard to reach.
Admission only SO cents.
Children Is cents.
LATER:-Just as we were aoou'
ready to 60 to press, we were inform
ed by the Rev. MI. Miller that on
account of serious illness Of Mr.
Kronthal, the elocutionist, and also
,fone Of the ladies', who was to take
leading part in the entertainments
it will be absolutely necessary to
| ,ostpone the affair, for the pres
mt, but it will take place some time
| in the near future, OF when out
notice will be given.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

In writing Of Cas- lillian Springs last
week we omitted to mention the I'M
provsments that Col. Outlaw the
gentlemanly proprietor, has unuef
construction. Il ,.l Al,
Among others Is an addition to- the
buildings, l7e ieet in length. These
rooms are all new and nicely finished
and will be comfortable in winter or
summer. Bath rooms for both sexes
with hot and cold baths. The water
for the same being furnished cy
springs. Another innovation that
tho Colonel has introduced Is a race
track, three-fourths 70 Of mile IN e'r'
cumfsrence, for sither trottint or
running stock. The track is III PLAIN
veiw If the Hotel, and lovers OF 'he
snort can witness the same without
any effort more than raising the''
ewes, The Track will be free to any
body who wishes to run ON H. A
least there will not any charge oe
made f,r usingit.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

The Bsgsing Convention met il
j acksun and organized h joint stocE
umpany, with nine directors. a
committee reported in favor OF locst,
ing the factory in Jackson A con-
mittee was appointed to consider what
raw material shoult be used for bag
ging, and recommended that the
Board of Directors should decid.
what material to use. The Board o.
Directors will meet the Board of con
troll, of the Penitentiary on the 9th
When it is presumed that a por-
ton of the Penitentiary build
lngs will be leased by the company
to be used as factory.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04
POLL TAX FUND .
~ h'' ""0 ~ Il. y. JONES,
| e,,,a , Tnx rrrl.ptor Grenada

70 Bal d0e by ii Jone' !. n tnSES.
sheriff 4 Tax Collector Grenada Co.
It Is further ordered ny ihe ard Tia
,,. school fuud be and he same is here
" rh,r4ed uuc dollar aui 'he saIn'
cfpatcd - poll tax FAM To baEa"3t 'h'
&C, cunt OF poll tax.
v,drred Innt Geo. wilson b. Trp! II =
I'd road overscrr ro d No. 4, Di- n"t n" :
Orleret that ie>>e llig"tower hr AP
,o,n'ed overseer rOad N II. Dis N'2
Ordered lhct the following acc ans
We allowed
NJ 2O4 Cir, OF Grensd' s3i 20 2Mr,-
.nrine &c oun $, = I Tvs CO.., So " IL
lowell voting in the nrg''tve !
No 2c5, laurence Ihom's Sl5 90 :
,ign boards R>ad 10. D"t No ia.
Bew oyet seer, sec see code SO,
No 2Ge, j " Long SGa oe hni'dIn"
oridge across Dunaway branch. R"d %
Dist | E NJ Ransom, overseer SCI oG',
:, e so.
No 2o7 is Kettle * - saandties fyt
mil sec 2i4i sohe 50,
No aoS, Martha NnEfEoy. 10, sien
hns,d, read No u Dit, No Is, "" 'r
ucElroy ovcrsetr Dec $50 code 1880.
No ei0. r iiol'rn Supt Public Edrs
| cation s25 90 saIArv tor month Mar N,
50, Sec "a psg> ~ fGls ST.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04
If

:, The ". l.. DOUGLAS advertised
shoes are widely known everywhere
rs tn best value for the money ofany
yet introduced. His celebrated A, ,C0
cali seamless. shoe is perfectly smooth
INSIDE, no tacks or wax thread to hurt
the feet, and as easy as hand sewed
shoes: 1t is u pleasure to wear the m
,head MS advertisement appearing in
TINS paper from time to time.
GEORGE LAKE, Sole Agent fo
Grenada.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

DR.. J. J. Gage has removed to the
Upper atory OF the old Lake and Aus.
tin building, over Greenwald and
haufman's. He has had fitted up
there, very pleasant and commod.
ious ofiioe with consultation and
operating rooms, and is:fully prepared
to relieve suffering humanity by
sklllfultreatment or surgical opera.
tion, as the exigencies of the case
may require.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Mr.. Geo. Lake has converted the
building formerly occupied by Mr.
l.. Bernhard into very handsome
and commodious ware-roon, where
he displays fine stock of BGggies,
Carriages, Spring Wagons, Carts
and 4 general stock Of hardware and
furniture,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04
Advics to Mothers.

~=is' WlSsLow's Soorn1Hs syeuS shou,d Al v.,.
Se used when children, ars suttin9 tssth. II -.
Hres he it'll sufererat once; Il prod .tnr.j
q. 49, p,and he little cherub swakesa A. 'bIehs
.H,,ns. az u TO- on. IL is very pleasant 10 tuste. Il
iIIates the bowes, and is ne best known rsnaiv
Mu2rrhea, whether arising from teething "
her eauses. TWENTY-FIVE cents a bottit.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

WANTED-A summer sch0ol,
Commencing May 9th, by a young
lady. First grade teacher with sew
eral.years experience. Applyitc
r. r. PAYNE.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

GOoD HORsEs AND BROOD MARES
Those desiring to purchase a goo
american Horse or Brood Ma re
will do we'll to call on r. H. White r,
at Morgans wagon yard. Will ais O
keep on hand lot of gentle broke
sheep mustangs,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Mr.. L. Bernhard is now on Depot
Street, just two doors East of the
GAZETTE office. He still keeps full
line of Family and Fancy Groceries
besides a market stocked with the
very best meats the country affords.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Dr. p. w. Peoples, the we'll know
President of the Board of Trade q
Jackson spent few days in Grenau.
this week, and insrrply to sore in
quiries as to the establishment Of
Basging Factory III Jackson told II.
that the Board of trade of that cit,
were willing and ready to advanc,
all capital nscessaty for the coustruc.
ZION and operation of the same bu,
chat they desired some assuranc,
that if they put their money into thi
venture they would be sustained b,
the A IiaHcc, or farmers ofthe country
The Doctor seelus to be fearful that
the Bagging Trust, finding that the,
We're to be fought in this state by riv4
manufactors, might reduce the rrir
Of Bagging-in this state--to four o,
five cents a yard in order I'd crush al:
competition, and that the farmer.
might be weak enough to fall into til.
| ,rm ptation thus held on. to tn. u,
We think the Doctors fears nr
ill-grounded.
First because We believe the farmcf.
| ofthis country, ana particularly tnt
Alliance regard this Bagging Trust
rs their bitterest most i'm lacable foe
\ foe with whom they nave no IN
clination tomake peace or even par
! ley. A foe with whom it is war t.
| the knife and knife to the hilt, and b'
fore whom death would be prefeI
able 10 surrender. With this senti
,nent deep -grouNded II thei
bbsoms, VT have no fears of any dis.
honorable compromise on the par
ofthe|sturdy yromanry Of Mississippi
But there is yet another thought tina
occurs to Us in this connection that W.
think should put quietus on tn,
fears of the.e honorable gentlemen.
SUPPOSE, for instance, tl!is Trusl
should offer to the farmers of this
State, Bagging at four or five cents =
| yard, and suppose further that in or
der to protect itself, the Trust should
offer only to sell direct to farmers
and to each only Bagging sufficient t.
wrap up his individual crop. Then
in this case, with the farmers-organ
lied as they are ii this State, wba'
y to hinder each farmer from order,
ing twice as much bsgging as he
really needs, and shipping it to som'
neishboring state and selling it fol
clear profit enough to buy sill the
home-made bagging that he wants
Another idea. We wish to remiDo
the ge ntlemsn that the Alliance i,
not a local institution.
1t Is one Of the most powerful or
ganizations now in the United State
par t1culAry and is especially sttons
in the cotton producing States. Thi'
: condition OF affairs or Statement /"
facts none will dispute. The infer
encs then is, the same spirit of bite
4osulity to, this odious Trust prevail
througout the entire area of the COT
, ton belt, and then what? Why, nat
r urally, the establishment of baggin,
\ factories like the Alliance itself--wlI
not be local, but we may reasonab'.
, expect to have them in all the Cotto'
j States, and then? Where is you
r Bagging Trust with its bagg'ng a
a fou or five cents7 1t will have NJ
y market outside the ScutK, and 1t will
be confronted II every Southern
+ State by the same situation aud tina
Q will be a well organized, i,nplacabl
n enemy with weapons, vizs factorie
d Of their own
Il therefore, summits up the sftuF
al tion, from our stand point, the gen
i tlemen Certainly have nothing |
I, Ffesi,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04
','ti
Mu1fsi MnIastI

l have just received and from this
date will keep on sale ut my Stable
IN Grenada, an Extra fine lot of
GOOD Young Miles Which 1 am
Offering at bottom figures.
J,T. GARNER.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Ten beautiful building g.lots lin the
most desirable part of the. city.
Terms easy. W. A. RRIEw. q If
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

All Styles Clothing at Au.tin's
Low Down.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04
SKWSPAPER,May n n

| have for sale 100 lbs Of Norma
flel Type, secondhand, tor which
/ Will taks - cts per. ID.
n. T, PAYNE.
Grenada Mis-
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

The Ladies are specially invited to
call and essmins our new stock o
Millinery.
G L 4 1rs,fta & 10
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Our young friend Matt Gage has
been quite sick lately but we are
happy TO state is almost well again.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Capiaiu w. S. Eskridge one OF
Tallaha,ci,is's most prominent attor-
news, was in Gropsda last Monday.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

That popular and pushing young
Merchant, OF Elliotts, Mr.. J, NJ.
stevens, was in Grenada on Tuesday
last.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

We are still selling shoes, call and
= tsamine our stock. Duncan Il
Wright.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

We aro showing a beautiful line 0
Mems clothing for spring wear
Duncan Il Wright
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Col, W. Fl. Fitz Gerald was in at
tendance on Chaucery Court this
week.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Our stock of Ladies Shoes were
never equalled in Grenada, call and
see them. C.J, AUSTIN & Co.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Latest thing in Bonnets and Ladie S
Hats at Austin's,
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Fresh Stcck, Spring Dress Goods
ut tAUsTIN's.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04
LOCAL LINES.

Duncan h Wright have receiv ed
nice line Men and Boys clothing.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Mr.. W. A. Ragsdale was In our
Gown last Wednesday.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

White goods. Percale's Prints
bingham New Stock just received
Duncan & Wright.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

New Stock boys clothing just re.
seived. Duncan & Wright.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

GRENADA COUNTY ALLIANCE
will meet 10 regular session in Gre
,;ata on Wednesday the 10th day Of
april 1880. A full attendance ID
j J.amH.ly requested,
iO. DEroAss,lt,. W, M. HgsARD.
Nee, Presdt.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Chancery Court opened mp here last
Cuesday with Judge J. G. Hall on
he Bench.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

Suits for sm. I'll DJys, new stock
clean goods. duncan i Wright.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

All styles Of boots and shoes at
Anstin's at prices to suit the times.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

! WANTED, Everybody tr call and
See US. 80. J. AUSTIN h Go.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

- The GAZETTE and the Memphis
Weekly Avalanche for $500 per
year.
The Grenada gazette., 1889-04-04

vhis Paper is entered at the Postotfice
a Grenada, Miss, us I'd class matter.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1889-03-06
TOOLS AND MACHINES.

According to an Old Mechanic They Grow
Tired just Like Men.
1t is common complaint among mechan-
les that their tools do not serve them as
well some days as others.
A correspondent of the Iron Industry Ga
zette says: Tools, like men, grow tired.
have seen a first-class chisel get tired and
act as.though 1t was possessed Of the king Of
sheoL 1t would not keep its edge, and the
more sharpened it the sooner it would lose
its edge.
I called the attention Of shop-mate, a
grizzled old veteran, to the curious be-
havior of the chiseL He looked it over and
handed it back to me saying; "The tool is
all right, only little tired. Lay it away
and let it rest. 1t will come out all right
again, just like man who is tired" did
not believe the old fellow, and l really
thought he was crazy to talk of tool
getting tired" but as there was no help
for it, the tool was laid away. do not re-
member how long it was left to rest, but
when it was again sharpened and used it
appeared to hold its keenest edge as well
as it did before it got tired. BARRIERS tell
me their raZors in constant use get tired In
the same way, and wood-choppers say their
axes sometimes seem to get soft all at once
Possibly constant and hard usage may
cause changes in crystalllzation that would
account satisfactorily for the popularity
alluded to. Locomotive engineers often
observe peculiar misbehavior in their ma
chimes, which may possibly be the result
of continued heating, friction and pounding.
When tool gets stirred" or q machine
"balky,n give each a rest