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Address,THE EMPIRE NEWS CO.,
9-St Syracuse, N. V.
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A Woman's Experience With a
Saw Mill.
TUOKERTOWN, FLA., "November IT.
—Your letter of a late date requesting
me to give my experience as a lumber
manufacturer is at band. I will state
at the start that I am not in the busi
ness through choice, but having loan
ed money to parties with which to
purchase a saw mill, I was compelled
by their failure to make even the first
payment to take the machinery from
them. I then put my son-in-law, Er
nest Wever, who promised great
things, in charge. I told him I knew
nothing of saw milling but I knew
that the saw dust was too fine and the
scratches on the boards too close to
gether. I left him run the mill, but
in a short time I found he could do no
better than other men and I took hiiu
out of there so quick it made his head
swim. I moved the mill a distance
of 20 miles, fording the Hillsborough
riyer, and placed it near my own
house, at an actual expense of $0; and
in a few days I had every thing in
good order. I have my own teams
and carts and take timber from my
own lands.
Although accustomed to manage
my own affairs, commencing by the
time I was grown, I found difficulties
enough in making lumber,and I have
often said that a saw mill and satan
belong in the same family, and some
people say that since I became the
owner of one they are sure of it; but
while they talk lam at work. This
is the trouble with half the couutry
sawmills: There is to much talking
and not enough work. Why, Mr.
Editor, the most of men talk over a
log long enough to saw it into ir~h
boards. Then when they get started
they discover that the fireman has not
steam enough, then they must all sit
down and talk again. By the time
steam is up and one or two boards
sawed, a belt must be repaired, which
might just as well have been attended
to before working hours iu the morn
ing or at noon. Then one man sews
the belt while all engage in talk again
When the belt is ready the sawyer
gets it into his mind that the machin
ery needs ciling; then he bunts up the
oil can, for he never has a place for
anything, and goes around squirting
oil into every hole but the right one,
while the other hands go on with their
talking. The next day they are out
of logs and the mill hands do nothing
except to allow "their time to go on."
The day following some of the men
are reported sick and more time is
lost. At the end of the month there
is little lumber and no money and
they all wonder why saw milling does
not pay.
I knew well enough that machinery
is made to run, and when running it
should be at work, and all I had to do
was to keep the saw cutting lor 10
hours a day and six days in the week.
In order to do this the mill must be
kept in good order, not by repairing
broken parts but by keeping it from
getting broken. And I socn saw that
the parts of machinery out of sight
were neglected the most. I would
suppose any man would know that it
is the ioside of things that needs at
tention—the inside of the boiler, the
inside of the cylinder, the inside of
the pump or inspirator is of far more
importance than the outside. Noth
ing makes me more angry than to see
a man rubbing up the outside of his
boiler when I know the mud is six in
ches deep inside, baking, burning
and blistering the iron; yet I have seen
but few saw mills except my own.
But I saw how that was managed be
fore I took possession of it, and 1 am
told that others are managed no bet
t3r.
Many a man in the saw mill busi
ness 'would do well if he could get
skilled labor, but this state is cursed
with a tribe of saw mill tramps who
claim to know everything and when
tried can do nothing. They are al
ways on foot and out of money, yet if
we are to believe them they hsve been
the superintendents of the largest mills
in America. Every one of them has
been Gov. Drew's principal sawyer
for at least 10 years,receiving not less j
tlmn sfi a day. They all know more
of machinery than the men who make
it, and are ready f not to commence
sawing, but to commence cutting,
changing, splicing and rebuilding with
a promise that if 1 will give them
$3.50 per day and board they will
double the capacity of my mill and be
ready for work in about three weeks.
I have never been deceived by one of
them, but they leave their mark
wherever employed. One half of them
ought to be hung and the other half
sent to the penitentiary. One came
to me a few days ago who was an ex
ception, for, notwithstanding he was
"the best sawyer in Florida," he was
willing to work for $lO a month and
board, or sl2 it he boarded "his self'
—hungry looking wretch! I wouldn't
have boarded him even a day tor $2,
and I knew he couldn't board himself
at any such price. Said I, "Do you
see that road out there?" lie very
meekly said he did. "Then," said 1,
i "you go out there, and when you get to
it you take either end you like; the one
that will put you out of my sight the
quickest will suit me best." He went.
If he had not I would have put the
dogs after him in three minutes,
j 1 employ none but the best hands—
not paying too much or too little, for
one tault is about as bad as the other.
I catt't say just what my lumber costs
me, but 1 know that when sold I have
taken in more money than I have paid
out. lam 53 years ol<L or about that,
was born in Florida, and was raised at
a time when hook-keeping was not
thought of.
I row have my second husband, and
I am the mother of nine children, seven
or whom are now living. Several of
the elder are doing business for them
selves, yet they always come to • moth
er' /or advice, and when they don't
take it they wish they had. I have al
ways managed my own business, and I
expect to while I live. I awake in the
morning and plan the day's work while
the men are asleep,and at the break/'ast
table I cive every one his orders, includ
ing ray husband, who never objects to
my doing the thinking/or the family.
My first advice to men who contemplate going
into the saw mill business is—don't do it, for
not one in 20 of you lias the ability to succeed.
If. however, you are determined to try it,Le
careful that you get the best machinery, strong
and heavy enough to stand the bad treatment
of awkward hands. Buy the most durable belts
no matter what they cost, for half the failures
in our backwoods mills are caused by constant
breaking of belts. And when a complete outfit
is secured, locate where you can get timber and
sell lumber. Keep your machines in good or
der. taking special care of all pars out of sight-
Pay your hands in cash, and not in promises,
for they work for the morey. and not for any
love they have for you or your business. When
you can't pay, shut down, stack your lumber
and discharge all hands. Your null will neither
eat, drink nor wear anything while standing
still. But when you do run, work everything to
its full capacity. HARRIET SMITH.
Another Art Craze.J
The latest art work among ladies is known
as the •'French Craze," for decorating china,
glassware, etc. It is something entirely new,
and is both profitable and fascinating. It is
very popular in A'ew York, Boston and iher
Eastern cities. T< ladies desiring to learn the
Art, we will send an elegant china p!ac<iue
(size is inches.) handsomely decorated, for a
model, together with a box of material, I<o
colored designs assorted in flowers, animals,
soldiers, landscapes, etc.. complete, with full
instructions, upon receipt of only #l.bo. The
placque alone is worth more thnn'the amount
charged. To every lady ordering this outfit
who encloses the address of five other ladies in
terested in Art matters, to whom we can mail
our new catalogue of Art Goods, we will en
close extra and without charge, an imitation
hand-painted brass placque. Instruction book
in painting, 16 colored pictures Ac. only lac.
Embroidery Silk, best quality, all colors, 80cts
per lbO skeins. Tinsel Braid, gold or silver, for
art embroidery and needle work, large ball,
only 15 cts Macrame Cord, white. sbc per lb:
any color, 60c per lb. Other goods at equally
low juices. Address.
THE EMPIRE NEWS CO.. Syracuse, N. Y.
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I often recommend it to my
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'•Rev. James M. Rollins,
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TIME AND DOCTORS' BILLS SAVED by
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In Indigestion, Colic, Diarrhoea,
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to bed, I take about a teaspoon
ful, I never feel the effects of
the supper oaten.
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"Ex-Mayor Macon, Ga."
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away than anything else in this world. Any
one can do the work and live at home. Either
sex; all ages. Something new, that just coins
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Warranted tliemoet perfect Force-Feed
Fertilizer existence. Send for
"""*•• iS. FARQUHAR, York, Pa.
Eby jq- iff EBY, Idon,t '
§— DISTILLER OP
Straight .Jft PPBE W
, RYE WHISKEY j
FOR MEDICAL USE.
Wondv' Gcqfife Go., l°cqqq,
9 I .11 I I Ml_|
"T LEFT BEH3
lilu-trr.te.l by the r.se of a Buggy made by T. T. ITftydock. which in not only the Leading
B.;y in this t.i iurr. but THK LEtUINM BUGIiY Oi' ANIF.HICA. 11aa
llavdock'g Saielv King Bolt and Fifth Wheel. Ask you denier for tho T. M'
UAVDOCK with the llaydock Safety King Bolt and Fifth Wheel.
Life is insecure riding over any other.
(Thii picture will be furuUUd 03 a Urjs cud, printed In eltftnt style, to in yen e who will 15m to flume It.)
.TWCLOSB STAMP.) a?, rr. o
c^AV'uofcL^* lVL* U l *°t. d Cor. I'lom and Twelfth Bta., CnfCI*HATI, 0.
AGEHTB WAHTED Y7ITEEE WE HAVE JjnHEl KO IUVE3TMEIIT EO PHOFIT.IBLE.
l™ , - frj JU" r WILL WORK EQUALLY AS WELL
—.—u~~ y 0N STONY LAND AS OS
■pp. A a<pt7.ir) an W Fllf 1 TIIH WIISTEBN BRAIILE*. IT IS
T?fi a lis 1?1 TTifc y p k r S.gl W UNLIKE ANY OTHLK SULKY IN
* U hi !fcS I i h. I |y \\ I] * "Jf j- THEW..RLD. CAN HE ATTACHED
aw fit i*a3 la ffl ir V\ n TO ANY COMMON - WALKING
3jj |'V Xfi:■ (J 3 fctj Citlff T7IT BLOW IN FIVE MINUTES TIME,
ibUf£di uZ> K if AKD ls WARRANTED NOT TO
JA— J —BJUliLlitliio INC EASE THE DRAFT ONE
'"** POUND. SO SIMPLE A CHILD
_ j/%. ~iwl STRONG ENOUGH TO DRIVE A
/ \ ■ W>{J TEAM CAN OPERATE IT. WILL
~ N\ /;. .V L-4 TURN A SQUARE CORN! It WITH-
Agti B *V \ OUT RAISING THE PLOW. THE
>\ /; QNLY PLOW MADE WITH A FOOT
\\\ iL.. LI.VTR TO START THE POINT
\ }<\ [< V, ! OF BLOW ABRUPTLY IN THE
x> v V --•% : £e& :&\ GROUND OR ELEVATE IT TO
BBS SKIM OVER TEE TOP OF FAST
x>& AS&. * n 6T 9 Nr - s - ABOUND ROOTS, ETC.
>k l> \ *lO Mir la Wo want a g >ol t live man to act&a
X>L OH A Xy agent it every town iu tlic U. 8.
■ ' \ wrx MRX /' Write us for our liberal terms and
V T. DANIELS & CO.,
- *■ HAVANA. N. Y.
•. r '. *i
, 7> yonr dvtiUrto {;eA<'uGi"'jT'Vifc;or-< '. t..usrs.J )
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.• N X." v .,y' tr Ilot Uaa T.i.'u •■.!',(*. C: i hei .11 !;•<> 11 paler save t
. . .it. a coal. 25c., &c.. Sc. If y ;trd-v!cr wr-ntcinb \vk!i
- - • - nclobbers scud tuonov to us d: tro will hlun direct.
GLOBE M J F'G CO 926 V/atnti* St . Phi!?, Lx
,-n THE EHTEBFRISE HFOB EDiCATCBr
MbSCl> A NEW PATENT STEAM
MEDICATOR, INHALER, DISINFECTOR, &c.
u constructed for the ticatment of such dit ea s a.i
•it" my J CONSUMPTION- NASAL CATASLS, EAY ANT ESSE FEVE2, TIPE7EE2IA.
/ V:nOOPHT3 CCC3H. 3UINSY, CCLD IN TEE EEAT, SCTCFCLA SWELLINCS. ACTLYA. *
/ m\ B23NCHITIS, PLEU2I3Y, PNETOCNIA. NEU2ALCIA, YCKPS, SISMSNO2ESSA.
Ah Thef.rst tiiiic "SOLIDS" coutd be used in MtD.CA7I.XG STEAM.,
Tit vflfl Yc*al Catarrh, Hay Fever, Asthma.
uV •*Wrj In all these diseases the Medicator is worth ten times the price asked.
1 1 [III Any I.udy can Beautify her Complexion after uiiig at f*w elaya.
/raj HAKMI.F.SB BI'T CERTAIR.
It csa to usel fcr a NUE3E cr LUNCH LAKP, aa extra attAckstnt cf a Cap.
Price, Complete, $3.00. Ry Mail, $3.2.r.
JgEJgSV AGENTS WANTED.- 0 "od reliable Agents waute<l to handle our
\ Medieator : —Large Sells at Sight. One Agent sold Twenty-seven
/% * jin one day. Write for t< rms and circulars to the
ENTERPRISE VAPOR MEDICATOR CO..
EUR SKA rOLDING GABGFY K.~~
t. -—Made in different sizes, and can be
attached to nearly all wagons, bag
gies, phaetons and carts. Easily
removed and folds like au nnibrelln.
V-' If you cannot get it of ytiiir local
✓* T ggfeaZft wagon maker or dealer, send to us for
N -", , illustrated circular and price list.
/ - : \ f/\ Agents Wanted everywhere.
; x , "• l Mention thii paper.
D. G. BEERS & CO.,
< ~jy
NEWTOWN, Conn.
SHERMAN BOiD CABT
BEST CART ON EARTH."
( K\ SINGLE, DOUBLE and LIGHT,
| J 125 lb. 150 lbs. 85 lbs.
I / $33- $37. S4O„
EASY, DURABLE and CHEAP.
\ / \ >. \/ / Crated free on board cars.
v t /x T - ALLEN > Ha^seP.
COLDWATER, Mich.
!'j /f Btw ffTXTKr n W ', r l eo 1 housaad Trial Avoid tee mjiosition of pretentious reine-
H*K__ mailed to pa•fhr these troubles, and all Quacks
'\ C PirHflr.F tl - en L 3 a IB whose only aim is to bleed their viol
HABRfs'SEMINAL 'or inconvenience in nny wsy.
A ltnd ica 1 Cu re for N ervo us Dobil i ty. Organ i o scientific medical principles. By d
Wouknoss nn d Phrsl cal Decay in Young or 'JP pllcat jon to the scat of disease its
dlo AcodMcn. Tested for Eight Yeara in xnan^^^^C^PX^^^r^^ Influence is felt with out delay. The; bntuml
thousand cases thoy absolutely restore tenctions of the human organism reetered Th
acred and biyken down men to tho full enjoyment of fiT CC M? f lif ? B L vpn back patient
perfect nnd full Manly Strength and Vigorous Health, becomes cheerful and rapidly gains both strength and hmitK
TREATMENT:— <h,s™a, S3. TTOSM. M . „
Work, or too free Indulconce, we ask that you send us rR i a nnir —* _
your nuao with statement of your trouble, and secure "KNKIS RENIEDT CO.. MtNl fStruiCTft
TIUA L PACK AG E FREE, wit h lUusfd Pamnhlet.io. SO6W W. Tenth Street ST iJTm?.
RUPTURED PERSOWS can have FREE Trial of our
3 yitimaS wdih a ,S ? Colored Plate, and ,000
I { /jr/TpV^At-—biustratioas, with descrtptlona of the best Flowers and
ft* Printed °^ S p" S f C k* Blants, and how to grow
c-nts whirl "k i l ®]' and Gern an. Price only io
. , r „. ,V , I s ' whlch m *y he deducted from first order.
4§ypik£, afhcE •: rr?" "***■ ,o
disappointment after weeks of waiting happen to be left over, meeting.
BUY ONLY VICK'S SEEDS AT HEADQUARTERS.
mimif) - Pages, .Colored Plat.
^ ar; f ,v Co P' for
C-K * ick*s Magazine and any one cf the following publications a C IT S ? toa,I Y address
I r ,ca "y two "amines at the prico^ of
& ?t - Nicholas, g 3 .c,O; Good Cheer Si.cs • fihl- ?'^!£- S H onth,y ' :
y V/:cie Awake, Good Cheer, and Vick's Magazine for $3 00 tK Y ' 01
n-ssassMK sa™ —■
rs V JAMES VZCK. Rochctor, K. X. .