anaheim-gazette 1889-01-24

OLD SPINNING WHEELS. OUR GRANDMOTHER'S METHOD OF PREPARING WOOL FOR LOOMS. Minute Description of the Little Old Machine Which Has Been an Inspiration to Poets and Composers—"Things Ain't Just as They Card to Be." Spinning—that is, home spinning—has just as much gone out of fashion in the New England and eastern states as sulphur matches, and for just the same reason—there is no need of either now that something better has taken their place. There are, however, plenty of good wives who once on a time were learned practitioners in the domestic arts of spinning and dyeing, and it is from the lips of one of these that I gathered the following information, which I should imagine would be of interest to your western hearers: "The first thing, you see," said this good lady, "is to pick the wool. No, taint either," she said, interrupting herself; "the first thing is to wash and shear the sheep, but as that's done now just as it always was, I don't need tell you anything about it. When the wool was sheared and washed we used to take it and pull it all apart, getting out all the tangles and barrs and dirt that was left. When it was all picked it had to be greased, and to do this we put a plate with lard on it in front of us and a heap of the picked wool to the left side. We then rubbed a bit of hard on both palms, took up a flock of wool and worked it between our hands until every bit was greased." When there was enough wool grasped the old man or one of the farm hands would take it right away to the carding mills. "When the wool came back from the carders it was in bundles about two feet long, and made up a number of tight pressed rolls the size of my little finger, each roll jest the length of the bundle. When we want to use the wool we take the bundle, give it a shake, pick out a roll and then begin spinning. I don't know as ever you've seen a wheel, but if you ain't ther mine in the setting room, and praps I can best explain how we worked it if you'll come in there." A stout wooden horse with a sloping body formed the base of the machine. At either end was inserted an upright, the one at the higher end stationary and supporting the wheel; that at the lower end movable and holding the head, the vacant space between the two being used to hold the rolls just spoken of. The wheel was fully four feet in diameter, of oak, with rounded spokes springing from a solid hub, and joining a lyre whitewash, and here is the Omnian makes government formula for making a whitewash that when properly made and applied gives a white that does not easily wash or rub off. To ten parts of best freshly skated lime add one part of the best hydraulic cement. Mix well with salt water and apply quite thin.—New York Sun. And They Were Done. Tennyson is the only living author whose works are used for examination purposes in India, and it was stated the other day that the entire body of cardi dates at Malmares was hopeless puzzled and dazed by the line: "Was proxy welded to a boottress call."—Current Literature. Under the state law of Michigan or duelist can cast a vote. Who Makes a Good Soldier? "What sort of a man makes the bravest soldier?" asked some one of an old officer who had often been tried by danger and was never found wanting. "Well," he responded, after some thought, "I should say it is the man who keeps the steadiest grip on himself."—Youth's Companion. A Persian Bannax. In the bazaar, Teheran, there are the allversithas fusing the metal into ingots and bars, hammering as the plates, designing, engraving, chasing and soldering; the work is seen in progress from the very beginning, and woe be to the unfortunate wretch who shall be detected in using alloy or an unnecessary quantity of solder. The workers in leather, in copper, in iron, the manufacturers of textile fabrics, all give a continuous industrial exhibition of their own, which is open to all the world, "free gratis, for nothing." The confectioner produces his sweet stock in trade under the eye of the purchaser. The Persian likes to have everything made specially, and sits by to see it done, to make sure that what he buys is fresh, and that he isn't cheated. It is not to be wondered at that the bazaars are the favorite lounge of the middle and lower classes. All day long the great arches of the bazaar are througged by a noisy, pushing crowd, harrying and gesticulating, but all in high good humor. Here come the mountebank, the buffoons, the proprietors of dancing bears and monkeys, the street conjurers, and the man with the tame lion; the illiterant venders of flowers, lettuce, pipes and hot tea; the sellers of eggs and poultry; the dealers in weapons and second hand clothing, and innumerable hawkers. It is not to be wondered at that the European traveler finds it very difficult indeed to tear himself away from the innumerable attractions of the Persian bazaar. The brice-a-briac hunter may come upon a priceless piece of falence, which When we want to use the wool we'd take the bundle, give it a shake, pick out a roll and then begin spinning. I don't know as ever you've seen a wheel, but of you ain't ther's mine in the setting room, and prays I can best explain how we worked it if you'll come in there. A stout wooden horse with a sloping body formed the base of the machine. At either end was inserted an upright, the ope at the higher end stationary and supporting the wheel; that at the lower end movable and holding the "head," the vacant space between the two being used to hold the rolls just spoken of. The wheel was fully four feet in diameter, of oak, with rounded spokes springing from a solid hub, and joining a lyre two inches wide, in which was sunk a groove to receive the driving band. This—a stout cord—passed round a sharply grooved barrel in the "head" of two inches in diameter, and gave to it, of course, an exceedingly rapid revolution, which was still further added to by a second grooved wheel of four inches in diameter set on the same axis as the barrel driven by the main wheel. The hand over the second wheel enriched a still smaller one from which the spindle sprang. The spindle was of iron, three-inch long and with half thread at the end; the bearings were of plaited corn husks, and the whole was attached to a tapering wooden peg fitting into a socket drilled into the second movable upright. By a wooden screen at its base the upright was worked back to give the driving land its proper tension. It will be easily understood, I trust, that a single turn of the big wheel would set the spindle revolving at such a rate that it would actually hum, and it was to the humming of such wheels that the old housewives of lang syne spin the thread from which stockings, carpets, coverlets and blankets were afterwards made by their tireless hands. "Lennie see," said my delightful old informant, "if I can't find a speck of wool somewhere so as I can show you just how we worked." Then she went out on the search and soon came back with what she called a "check." "Taint good wool," she said, "but I guess 'twill do." Setting the wheel in motion with a light touch of her right hand, she held the end of the wool to the spindle with the left. It caught at once and walking quickly backward and slightly from the wheel, but always keeping within its easy reach, a twisted thread seemed to grow out from between her practiced finger and thumb, even throughout and fine enough, if not to sow at least to darn with. When the thread grew long the spinner rapidly advanced toward the spindle, carrying her hand near the wheel, a motion that instantly wound up the thread around it—the spindle. So the operation was repeated, until in a very few minutes the wool was exhausted. "My fingers aren't quite what they used to be," said the old lady, but I assured her—as was the fact—that I had never seen any one spin a better thread. The old lady smiled and went on: "When this spindle is full, you see, it has to be wound off, and that is done on the reel over yonder." The reel thus pointed out was a simple arrangement of two cross pieces of wool set so as to make four revolving arms, and furnished at every end with a long peg. "The reel," said my informant, "is placed beside the spinning wheel just under the spindle here, the hand is thrown off, and by turning the reel the thread is wound off from the spindle. From the reel it was made up into skeins and laid away for use. We've still got the old loom out in the carriage house that my mother used to weave on, and I There are various ways for providing surprising results in photography, things that in one age would have been called magic, but in our recognized as scientific tricks. The ghost picture, for instance, in which a shadowy ghost—through which material objects are visible—is seen between natural attitudes and occupations. This is produced by an almost instantaneous exposure of the middle and lower classes. All day long the great arches of the bazaar are throgged by a noisy, pushing crowd, hurrying and gesticulating, but all in high good humor. Hero comes the mountebank, the buffoons, the proprietors of dancing bears and monkeys, the street conjurors, and the man with the tame lion; the litterant venders of flowers, lettuce, pipes and hot tea; the sellers of eggs and poultry; the dealers in weapons and second hand clothing, and innumerable hawkers. It is not to be wondered at that the European traveler finds it very difficult indeed to tear himself away from the innumerable attractions of the Persian bazaar. The briac-brac hunter may come upon a priceless piece of falence, which he may possibly secure for a few pence. Here one may occasionally pick up a numismatic treasure, which the owner is glad to part with for a little mors than the price of the metal; but here the stranger must beware, for skillful forgery of old coin are not unknown, even in Persia. But there is one honest custom invariable in the Persian bazaar: if a purchaser is dissatisfied with his bargain the seller is always ready to return him his money if he brings back what he has bought within twenty-four hours. This is a custom never departed from—Good Words. Mexican and Spanish. The average Mexican, like the average American, is free with his money—neglectful to those little economies which Europeans understand so well, and therefore, when a rich Mexican land owner is in need of a manager for an estate he looks about for a frugal thrifty Spaniard, who, if he does make money for himself, does not neglect his employer's interest. It is a common error among Americans to fancy the Spaniard as a boasting, proud fellow, averse to toll and preferring gentility in a faded velvet cont to hard work and comfort. A witty Spaniard has said somewhere that all Spaniards are either Don Quixotes or Sancho Panza, and there is some measure of truth in this saying. The Sancho Panza class of Spanand has the hard, homely sense of the New England farmer, and not a little of the dry humor which the Yankee possesses as by birth-right. The Spanish language has thousands of sharp and racy proverbs available for every day use, and the hard working Spanand makes free use of them. Another Anglo-Saxon misconception is that the Spaniard is a man who is ever seeking a quarrel and whose temper is fiery and uncertain. There are streaks of romanticism in the Spaniard, and any amount of good qualities that wear well in every day life. He is patient, good humored, and will share his meal with an unfortunate countryman. There is much sturdy fiber left in the Spanish nation, which we must not forget, disputed the control of this hemisphere with ourselves for centuries, and left never to be erased marks of Spanish domination. The Spaniard resembles the Anglo-Saxon in his propensities for colonization, his willingness to emigrate his capacity for hard work and a certain arrogance the Anglo-Saxon or Spanand never loses.—Cor. Boston Herald. Odd Devices for Photographs. There are various ways for providing surprising results in photography, things that in one age would have been called magic, but in our recognized as scientific tricks. The ghost picture, for instance, in which a shadowy ghost—through which material objects are visible—is seen between natural attitudes and occupations. This is produced by an almost instantaneous exposure of the middle and lower classes. All day long the great arches of the bazaar are throgged by a noisy, pushing crowd, hurrying and gesticulating, but all in high good humor. Hero comes the mountebank, the buffoons, the proprietors of dancing bears and monkeys, the street conjurors, and the man with the tame lion; the litterant venders of flowers, lettuce, pipes and hot tea; the sellers of eggs and poultry; the dealers in weapons and second hand clothing, and innumerable hawkers. It is not to be wondered at that the European traveler finds it very difficult indeed to tear himself away from the innumerable attractions of the Persian bazaar. The briac-brac hunter may come upon a priceless piece of falence, which he may possibly secure for a few pence. Here one may occasionally pick up a numismatic treasure, which the owner is glad to part with for a little mors than the price of the metal; but here the stranger must beware, for skillful forgery of old coin are not unknown, even in Persia. But there is one honest custom invariable in the Persian bazaar: if a purchaser is dissatisfied with his bargain the seller is always ready to return him his money if he brings back what he has bought within twenty-four hours. This is a custom never departed from—Good Words. FIRST NATIONAL BANK LATH HAIR PLASTER OF ANKIM DRIFT MILLS OPERATING WEDNESDAYS AND SUNDAIES OF SUCH GRAIN, FOOD,MAIL,BIC.,OF ALL VARIETIES SHARPLED AND SHORTENED. E. E. MORIS, Establishment Manager California Products, GREEN & DRIED FRUITS,NUTS 105 South Water Street, REBAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENT BANK OF ANAHHE CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000.OO PLEZ JAMES, GEORGE V.HORR. BOARD OF DIRECTORS E.F.SPENCE, W.H.MABY W.K.JAMES, N.H.MOTT, P.JAMES This Bank receives Deposits, Money,Buy's and Sells Excelsior,and Currency,makes Collections,and transactsa General Banking Business. CORRESPONDENTS: First National Bank, Los Angeles. Panacha Bank, Los Angeles Pacific San Francisco Bay. New York. DRAPTS,LETTERS OF CREDIT ORDERS All orders issued on Banks inthe principal all Kuwaiten countries. Tickets antitelling holder to passage from York tothe several portsofEngland,Frankeamany,-orfrom anyportinthosecountriesYork,viatheHamburgAmericanPacket soldatregularrates.ReturnticketsatatrerecordedcertificatesantitellingtheholdertoperailroadfromSanFranciscoNewYorkversaissuedattheestablishedrate.PeruinsinAnahhearrichtinessdesiringtoanypointinthecountrynamedforanyrentalfriendcanpurchaseickethereandforwardtheproperpersonbymail When this spindle is full, you see, it has to be wound off, and that is done on the reel over yonder. The reel thus pointed out was a simple arrangement of two cross pieces of wool set so as to make four revolving arms, and furnished at every end with a long peg. "The reel," said my informant, "is placed beside the spinning wheel just under the spindle here; the hand is thrown off, and by turning the reel the thread is wound off from the spindle. From the reel it was made up into skeins and laid away for use. We've still got the old loom out in the carriage house that my mother used to weave on, and I got so far on with it as to be able to lay out a blanket. Then the mills were built. I the loom was laid away, the wheel, however, for knitting with, and it was too.—Cor. San hornicle. The Blairney Stone. A popular tradition attributes to the blairney stone the power of endowing whoever kisses it with the sweet, persuasive wheeling eloquence so perceptible in the language of the Cork people, and which is generally termed blairney. This is the true meaning of the word, and not, as some writers have supposed, a faculty of deviating from veracity with an unblushing countenance, whenever it may be convenient. The curious traveler will seek in vain the real stone, unless he allows himself to be lowered from the northern angle of the lofty castle, when he will discover it about twenty feet from the top, with the inscription "Cormac MacCarthy fortia mo feriocit, A. D. 1440."—St. Louis Republic. The Bull Dog's Disposition. The bull dog is much more easy to train and control than is generally supposed. I am convinced that he possesses quite as much brain power as any of the larger dogs. His appearance is very much against his character for gentleness and this has caused people to shun and avoid him, so that his disposition, however pleasant it may have been originally, has been made cross and savage by the treatment which he has received, though he is even now much less ferocious than he is believed to be. Nodog is capable of greater affection than he, or shows more gratitude for any kindness. Pure high brod dogs of any kind are hard to train, for the reason that they are too high spirited. The mongrels of the street can be much more easily trained, because they can be much more easily controlled. —Cor. Chicago Journal. Uncle Sam's Whitewash. Excursionists who travel along the sea coast in summer are often attracted by the remarkable whiteness of the lighthouses, benches and kennels dwellings, and they wonder how these guides to the mariner are kept in such a shining condition during the whales as well as humans. Old Devices for Photographs. There are various ways for providing surprising results in photography, things that in one age would have been called magic, but in our recognized as scientific tricks. The ghost picture, for instance, in which a shadowy ghost—through which material objects are visible—is seen between natural attitudes and occupations. This is produced by an almost instantaneous exposure of the figure that is to do duty as the ghost, followed by a full exposure of the figures and properties that are to appear natural. Another novel trick was shown recently in a photograph reproduced by a prominent trade journal, which presented the photographer, seated at a table, playing chess with himself sitting on the opposite side of the table, while he himself stood up in the background looking at his two selves playing. The figures were all on the negative, which was produced by three successive exposures of the plate, parts thereof being masked each time by a black velvet shutter. Still another trick is that by which a person who likes that sort of thing may appear to be photographed riding upon a flying goose, or a fish, or any other desired style of ridiculous locomotion. This is done by the subject holding upon his lap a huge place of white or sky tinted card with the fanciful figure drawn upon it. His face appears above the upper edge of the card and seems, in the picture, joined to the funny little body mounted on the goose or fish. The statue picture is made by about the same device—Photographic Review. Big Money Made by Tugs. "What is the most money ever made by a tug in one trip?" was asked of an old tug man in South street. "The very largest money ever obtained was when two tugs picked up a derelict Sandy Hook. She was in good condition, but had been abandoned by her crew, who were panic stricken. She was drifting ashore, and the courts allowed a salvage of $28,000 for the two—or $14,000 for a day's work each. But that wasn't a towing job. The biggest price ever paid by a ship for towing at this port, so far as I know, was when a ship captain had beat his way up to the lightship after a long winter voyage from Manila. Reaching this point, with the harbor before him, the northwest wind became a gale he could not face, and he saw the shores of Staten Island fade, and began to think he had Bermuda hard aboard. He couldn't stand that prospect, and was compelled to pay $1,500 by a heartless tug captain of about my size and disposition. That is a sober fact. You will hear tug men tell stories of larger sums, but then those men were intended by nature for fishermen." —New York Sun. M.Griffith Company NUMBER DEALERS (Knee Railroad Depot) NAHEIM. Keep constantly on hand Doors, Blinds, Windows, WOULDINGS. Posts, Shakes, Shingles, TH, HAIR, PLASTER OF PARIS. MORRIS, Established 1865. Memory Bigelow, Commission Merchant & Jobber in ALIFORNIA. P. DAVIS & BRO. CENTER STREET, - ANAHEIM, (Basement Los Angeles and Lemon) DEALERS IN PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARDWARE, GRAIN, LIQUORS, CIGARS, WOOL, HIDES, ETC. 1889. Harper's Bazar. ILLUSTRATED. Harper's Bazar will continue to maintain its reputation as an unaqualified family journal. 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