The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-06-06


politics. in war. the button holds a
prominent place. The man that says.
II don't care a button" does not know
what be- "a talking about
The evolui'o on OF ihs button Is some
thlng like this Thorns. nah bones.
strings. metal clasps. pins and buttons.
and the buttons did not make their APP
pearance Until about the time when
Christopher Columbus discovered
America. Buttons were first used
entirely for ornament. and the button
hole made a. way into the world long
after the button.
Buttons arr made ~ almost every
material and IN eve clirr The num-
Der made h cnorm ms. our largest fac
tarles being a. Newark. " J.. Water
bury. g mn. ard Springfield and East
hampton. Mass We import from Ger
many. France and England buttons 10
the value Of S3COUOO yar.y. The
frs manufacturer 1T buttons In the
United = aics was Samuel Willstln OF
Ea flhampi %. Mass While studying
for the ministry. when a young man.
hc nearly lCsi use q his eyes. He
rate up tn ministry. b.cims c1un-
/ ty siliekeepsr aud married His wife.
10 Keep The wolf from the door. com.
merCcf q cover hy hani ,ae wooden
I hritaHs az The tim. which MI VITA
ic ~ sale lu the store This ia 20
[ the strdy q tie srlirc'. AID ma
chine 10 make hlttCns wG mvtn ga
One Invention led 90 another. aud 90
I thr 'sfahlishm ~ factory. con-
/ glnrlly gnlargng in which were made
mere than half Tie buttons made In
/ the United Stnicr SAMUEL win stol
gal -ci large f,'true n the button
mrire @. ard lived a long and as ful
IT,. dy NJ 10 1871 "a the age Of 20.
The D,ich. cyol the higher Ella, SEES
~ thtm. are remarkable r ihc pro-
IN i1n ~ hliiol with which their
q ses are e. vcied. or helrg cw-
pi0yrd who're al Euslishman wouli a
ccnfc with fn'. Zach button bsli y
ttiid l1r.sr Oh no ID go wIin IS Ia
lshrcn. and generally OF solid silver.
Ole w.im'ical 10 low. who was mas
ter n a ishng smack. us'd 10 pr a,
him eel Oh wCaT ne % sui. 81 G. ac
hluc strg'. tie e. 40 ~ VIII ch was bot
inred with Il a'aul rixd lllls. Oh
waisic 40 with ncrns. the trouso. 8
WITH shillIncH. tle wais hlgd with
lalfcr WI pieces lis sh %. more
ever. ! "a ios b @ Us .lyr2 perez:
d.. sfo,s ~ o. fast ned with ., rcEc
ard the hand - % bat was liked by a
avg grlder % ftolt Glldm Btls.
Chincsc fFratuicat ct Chiidren.
i'aWeycr little liked the Chlnan.ag
may 20 s. bis white neighbour. have
90 an times found thar The Chimes
lal no least or good and praise.
worthy qraliiy the kindness shown
hy al q them towards their children
TIE poorest parents always seem able
o. faic cnrreh money On array thriI
lftlr Ctcs IN gay rarmeais on New
Years day or other HOLIDAYS. TIL
children ~ turn seem % be- remr a.
ably wflllshaVcl ald respectful 20.
wards Tier elders. ard rarely. II ever
rc.cFe oclpcral punishment They
ssnm 'c.y happy, aud apparently on.
Joy isC.r ChlfhcCd more than most
Awwigaa Children, On Almost any
curry tsy Che fond aud prord faihr.
nay hc ye'a az every turn IN eliza.
toun carrying BIS brightly alfred
I yorrrs.er "a bis arms. Oiher it'll.
toss. hardly old eneurh 20 fcrl g-iie
steady cn their legs. icidle a'ou, witl
f Infants strapped on thea batta. Thcy
7 do nos appear b mind this. and % dee,
roe seem 70 Interfere with their child
ish pastimes About The time ~ ih,
T Chiutfe New Year Chinese childro.
arr particularly favored. ard the fln,
fathers deny Thorn nothing. The lit
F o. cncs always appear 90 D. well p.o
/ v.frd with porkrtmorcy 90 lrv tos,
ard ,lrclcs "Ihc Children ~ China
town l1 san Francisco by ThraGcr,
Wcicf. in 81 Nicholas.