DREDGING FOR OYbTERS.
Men of tne Pungies, and Their
Methods of Work.
Hardships of Those who Bring the
Toothsome Oyster from His Bed.
Each pungy engaged in dredging
for oysters is provided with two dredg
es. They are iron instrument, with
a chain netting made in the form of n
pocket The mouths of these pockets
are provided with teeth for scraping up
the oysters. The dredges have ropes
attached to them which are fastened to
iron winders placed amidships on both
the port and starboard sides of the ves
eel. These winders are iron and pro
vided with cranks. They are securely
fastened to the decks. The dredger
loves a stiff breeze. He cannot work
to advantage without it,and if it blows
a half gale he likes it the better. When
the boat reaches the place where it is
proposed to work, the two dredges are
thrown overboard and hauled along
the bottom by the vessel. Each dredge
will hold two and a half bushels of
oysters, but they are rarely drawn up
full, except on an especially fine bed.
The speed desired by the dredger is
two miles an hour. The sails are
therefore trimmed to keep this speed.
Four men are required at each win
der. When the dredge is supposed to
hare oysters in it four men seize the
two iron cranks of the winder and be
gin the laborious task of winding the
rope around the cylinder until the
dredge is drawn up. It is hard work,
I tell you, and often very cold. Some
times the crank may feci like fire and
take the skin off the hands. Every
drop of water which strikes the decks
and clothing of the men may be froez
ing, but tfcey have got to work all the
same. Oysters sell better in cold weath
er, and that is the time to catch them.
The captain takes part with his men.
His place is at the tiller to stear and
have general direction of the boat.
Woe to the men at the cranks when
the ropes slip or the dredges strike a
snag on the bottom. The cranks are
snatched from the men and fly around
with lightning speed, often resulting
in broken arms,legs and lacerated bod
ies. I once saw a crank knock the top
of a man's head off as clean as it could
have been cut with a saw. Accidents
trom the crank are frequent. There is
not a day passes but some poor fellow
on the oyster grounds receives a
wound from it.
The dredge boats go out from the
harbors, where they spend the nights,
at a very early hour in the morning,
and work as long as they can see in
the evening. They stop for no weath
er except a heavy gale or furious snow
storm. They will often work in a
young barricance under a windward
shore, where they can only carry a lit-
tie piece of mainsail and jib. The men
are compelled to be on deck in all kinds
of weather and work like beavers.
They get soaked with rain and have
their clothes frozen on them. They
sometimes have their ears.noses,hands
and feet nearly eaten off by the frost
and have to pnt np with uncomfort
able sleeping quarters at night. As
many of them have not got a change of
clothing, they lie down in their frozen
garments at night and thaw out. So
this process of freezing through the
day aHd thawing out at night goes on,
and it is no wonder that many of them
die of pneumonia and other maladies
incident to so rough a life. It too often
happens that when a man gets sick he
isj)ut ashore at some point bv his cap
tain, without money, and left to shift
for himself as best he can But on the
otlier hand, some of these fellows who
come to the city with such tales are de
serters from their vessels. The only
time that dredgers have a picnic is dur
ing the prevalence of a storm so violent
that the boats are compelled to lay in
harbor. The men then lay about the
cabins and forecastle nmoking, sleeping
and drinking,if they can get the liquor.
The food on the dredge boasts is coui se,
but substantial. They have coffee,corn
ed beef, bread and cabbage. They also
haye soup.
The pay of a hand on these vessels is
about $lB to S2O per mouth, b'ouie few
experienced dredging hands will get as
high as S3O and S4O per month. Some
times the crew agree to work on shares
and divide the proceeds of the vessel
load of oysters among themselves as
stipulated in their agreement—Balti
more Sun.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.
Axe you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with pain of cutting teeth ? If so, send at once
and get a bottle of Mas. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
BTRCP FOB CHILDREN TEETHING. Its value is
incalculable. It will relieve the poor little suf
ferer immediately. Depend upon it, mothers,
there is no mistake about it. It cures dysentery
and diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and
bowels, cures wind colic, softens the gums, re
duces inflammation, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. MKS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH
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' taa ' e > ttn< f I s tbe prescription of one of
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cents a bottle.
•I don't suppose you know what hard
times are,'said a man to one of the
house servants of the Baroness Roths
child in Paris, 'oh, yes, we do ; for it
was only this morning that I saw the
Baroness and her daughter playing on
the piano.'
Knew he was Appreciated.
A San Francisco paper tells of a well
known member of that community,now
dead, who, when State Senator,was en
gaged in some very radical measures
which sorely cut into many people
whom ho thought were in need of re
form. They abused him thoroughly,
but in his honesty he maintained the
the' fight strongly. A friend of his
from the city visited him in Sacramen
to while the measures were pending.
'Well, what did they say of me in
San Francisco ?'
'They don't speak very well of you.'
'What did they say about me ?
That's what I want to know.'
'Well, they say very rough things a
bout you. I don't care to '
'Speak it out. Tell me how they
talk.'
'They call you a liar, a scoundrel, a
thief, an ignoramus, ail idiot— every
thing they can think of that's had.'
'Ah,'said the Senator, rubbing his
hands in glee, and chuckling in perfect
enjoyment, 'they feel me, my boy, they
feel me !'
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The bill collector's work is always
dun before he gets his pay.
The young man who gets smitten
with a girl often gets the mitten, too.
No part of a man's anatomy will
stand so many severe blows as his nose.
A man in jail at New Bedford as a
common drunkard has fallen heir to
$68,000.
John Edwards who began set type
on the Portland Advertiser in 1S1<,
claims to be the oldest printer in New
England.
A woman who thinks for herself is
weak, but a woman who thinks for a
nother is decidedly strong.
'Have you any 'home ties ?'' asked a
young lady'of a young man whose ap
pearance indicated dissipation. 'Oh,
yes (hie), home ties,lots of 'em; g-g got
a mother-in-law.'
The new waiter at the Chatham
street restaurant asked Billy Maglory,
who was just about to tackle a beef
steak. 'Are you superstitious V 'No*;
why do you ask ?' 'l've got no partic
ular reason except that you are the
thirteenth man that used that napkin
to-day.'
Ex-Governor Smith, of Georgia, hay
ing said that he had seen Ilenry Ward
Beecker dining recently, was asked
whether the man of God seemed hearty.
'llenry V replied the Georgian. 'Why
if he had been at the miracle on the
mount there wouldn't have been any
basketfuls left.'
Women have a happy faculty of ut
tering pleasant things of each other.
'Why dear, said one to a friend,'do you
know that young Smith and Laura
Jones have quarreled, and now a great
gulf separates them V 'Yes,' replied
the other,'they are in the same position
as her ears. A great gulf separates
them too.'
A young Yorkyille physician, who
has just established himself and lias
very little practice, is noted for his
braggadocio. One of the older physic
ians meeting him on the street,recently,
asked him how he was coming on. I've
got more than I can attend to,' was the
boastful repl}. 'I had to get out of my
bed five times last night.' 'Why don't
you buy some insect powder !' asked
the olu doctor.
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f VICK'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE, 32 pages, a Colored Plate
/ \Jm ,n cvcry numbcr . anJ many fine engravings. Price, gi.a< a year; Five Copies for
f L\ kS V ?P5 c ' Dlcn numbers 10 cents; 3 trial copies as cents. We will send to any address
\ ick s Magazine and any one of the following publications at the prices named below
f .MM —• rc *"y two magazines at the price of one—Century, $4.50; Harper's Monthly, fe.oo
-1 VsVcsr P* *3-so; Good Cheer, #1.25; Illustrated Christian Weekly, #3.00; p
YNVJ In; Wide Awake, Good Cheer, and Vlck's Magazine for $3.00.
01 FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN. 210 pages, Six Colored
Plates, nearly tooo Engravings, fx.as, in elegant cloth covers.
JAMES VICK, Rochester, N Yi
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illlDlt lOornbte A Permanent business ap
ply to Wilmut Piistle & Co., lioeliester, N. Y.
49-4
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> I. :?r\, :. Curtis' fjfjunro Box Churn
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A ffl n I 1* Bend six cents for
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N 1 a costly box of
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you to more money rieht away than anything
Hse hi this world All. of either sex, succeed
from first hour. The broad road to fortune o
pens before the workers, absolutely sure. At
once address, " kuk & Co., Augusta, Maine.
improved Western Washer
|RICE. No. 1 for family of 6 $8
No. 2 for large finally. $
No. 3 for Hotel and Laundry, .... 1$
Over 20,000 in we, e
Thousands of Indies are using it. and they speak
of it in the. highest terms, saying that they would
rather dispense with any other household artieie,
1 than tills excellent Washer. No well-regulated
! bmily will be without it, as it saves the clothes,
' saves labor, saves time, saves fuel, saves sosp, and
| makes Y>\j.-hday no longer a dread, but rather a
1 pleasant recreation, as much as such is possible.
IIORTON M'F'G CO.,
Agents Wanted. Ft, Wajne, lnd