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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-22

A SPLENDID assortment OF chiidren's fancy
"A Hats and Caps for summer wear, the latest
summer style just received and for sale cheap al
SHrLpoN's HAT EMPORIUM, 81, Main IT.
Ladies', call and look At them.
may2l
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A CARD.

MEsSNS. PARMELE CAMPBELL
ESPECTFULLY announce to the cit &
II izers Of Keokuk and vicinity that "a
they intend as soon as a room can be ob-e-~&0
tanned in the new block now being built by ID.
w. K,ibourne) TO open to the public new
and we'll selected stock Of fine Watche. and
Jewelry, Silver aud Plated Ware. Also var,e-
~ OF Fine Cutlery, Musical Instruments of all
dissertations, &c &c, &C, in fact every thing
pertaining TO our line Of business.
For the present we may be found in Craham's
block, on Second Street. three doors south Of
Parsons Banking House, where portion of our
stock is exhibited.
We are NOW prepared TO do all kinds of work
in our line.
~ Fine Watches and Jewelry Of all kinds
repa,red md war; anted by competent workmen
/ pARMELE A. CAMPBELL
MAY 30, 1855.
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m L. MCKINNEY has been appointed Agen.
i /. in Lee County, for the sale Of SriKrruous
Liquors for Medicinal, Mechanical, and Sacra-
mental purposes only.
Calf 1t No. 30, sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Keok uk. Iowa.
July 3D., 1853. dly
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New (ir0ccry Store

q. J r A L S T O N & B X O.
Ii AVE Just opened new Family Grocery and
Ill Provision Store, in the room formerly eeeu-
pied by ID @, Smith Auction N6en, on
johnson street where they intend TO keep
choice and we'll selected variety exactly adppSs1
They invite the inspection OF the citizens gene
rally, and have no dovbt that they can Offer in
JUDGEMENTS for frequent calls and continued Gus
tom. A. j. RALSTON & BRO,
70, Johnston Street 4
heokuk, Nav 10, 1855
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Sryrrrc. -" A young man named John
Barnes, aged seventeen years. bled to
death recently in Buffalo. from the effect
OF tooth which had been extracted some
days previous.
How easily his lfe might have been
saved by an application Of astyplic one
OF the best and most easily obtained Is
gunpowdcr Let il be pulverixed and laid
upon lint 80 as to get as much az possible
in the cavity of the tooth. held in by the
wad of lint or cotton. BY renewing he
application two or three times relief is rem
dsred almost certain. We have never
known . failure, and have seen il applied
TO some desperate cases.-N. J. Tribune.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-22

Many articles have appeared in our columns
of late on the Boot and Shoe question, the var-
Gus writers differing widely as to who has The
best assortment al the lowest price.
We have taken quite an interest an the discus
sion, and after much Investigation aud due de
liberation, we have decided that CfttendeE's
undoubtedly is
THE PLACE,
and would therefore advise our readers 10 buy Of
him. w d&w
0s bills CEMENT.
81 TO-. Plaster PARIS, IN tine order, just re NV
ed and for sale CoNNABLE, SMY In at =
1NHE Heiress of Haughton, or the Mothers
i Secret
The heroine is one OF the sweetest portrait
ures Of female loneliness ever produced.
For sale by IT CAEE& son.
july 3l-dlw
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Cdg Of Ksokas, Ire County, State Of Io,ra.
1(f virtue of the Charter and Ordinances Of the
- city Of keoknk, will offer at public sale, (un
less the amount of and cost hereafter specified
il previously paid At the Mayors Office in said city
Of keokuk, on Saturday, the LIST day of September
A. d. 1886, between the hours Of Q o'clock 4. NJ
and clock p NJ of said day, the lots or parts Of
lots hereafter described to pay the special tax and
costs levied and assessed against such lots by the
City Council Of said city, for Matchmaking on Main
and Second Streets in front of said lots, viz:
Lot. Block. Tax. Cost.
u. 4. Rull. $3If 10 81 10
N. A. Franklin, II II III 70 10
Echcr Peter 10 Ga III 20 10
Runner NJ. III. 50 feet
front Main ST. by
$50 feet deep, com.
100 #. from 10th ST., I55 Iii 10 10
unknown, 10 f.. front
Main ST. BY l50ft.
deep, com. $40 feet
from 10th street, II l55 1926 10
Unknown, 10 feet
Main st. by $50 feet
deep, west side Of IL l55 2295 10
Day b. A. 20 it, front
on Second ST. by so
fl. deep, com. 80 feet
from Main street, 20 246 10
THOS. MARTIN,
Collector of the City Of keokuk.
August 10th, 1855. did
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NllTlGK.

I HAVE in store large Grind tones marked ''Tay
i inr 4 Mekce. II not called for within thirty
day they viii be -oid to pay charge.
4 X COrELfN.
ke"Luk Ausuat ~, 1855. lind
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HAVE on hand dozcs Ice Chests and Re
L frigerators, embracing several different sizes
and styles which will be sold at the lowest prl-
ees, and warranted 10 please, by
VIM. &. FUNkH0USER.
juno z. 1883.
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FRESH LEMONS.

TX BOXES choice Sicily Lemons, Just ~
LO ceiyed and for sale low by
w. G. FUNKHOUSER.
juRe 80. d
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Corn MsaI.t

l00 BUSHELS Fresh White Meal for sale
lUU low by VIC. FUNKHOUSER.
tune 30
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I ARD OIL, spirit Gas. lADsced Oil, Copal.
IL iapAp. lleWar ard C"sch VArLish, on hard
El4ivss REINuLDs' ptug Store
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DRIED BEEF.

81 lAA LBS. ST. Louis Sugar Cured Dry
q ,UUU Beef warranted the best ever in This
market Wa. q. FUNKHOUSER
june 2, 1885.
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Pure Congress Water

EROM fhe Saratoga Springs sale by the
l. dozen single bottle.
Also Moore and Hooper's superior Citrate Of
Magnesia, or Purgative Mineral Water, one Of
he most pleasant and eHectual Cathsztica
known.
Call at Moore & Hoope,'s ew Drug Store o.
Main between ID and Sd Streets, nerth side,
keokuk, Iowa.
Jane 9TH 1886
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=. y. FOSTER

HAS Just received well assorted Stock of
Ill Spring and Summer Goods, TO which the at
teniion OF buyers is respectfully asked.
The Goods have been selected with speciai
reference TO the city retail trade. and " Ill be sod
as low ns the same class of goods can be bought
in any House in Iowa.
Purchasers will do well to examine the stock
before buyiag elsewhere, as they will snd many
styles tot usually kept in this market.
April %, 1885.
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! tTST received a small lot of Cove Oysters o.
u this Springs coving by
Nm. e. FUNkHOUSER.
/ June 2, 1870.
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BLANKS.

Hills Of Lad,ng, and other Blanks for sale ai
this Office aud Blanks OF all descriptions neatly
eieApiy aud expeditioasiy printed and furnished
To Oh der.
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-raits. Fruits.

Ok BOXES choice Layer kaisins Whose, naif
~ and qua ter boxes, 1000 lbs fresh Zan,e Cur-
rants, 10 cases Citron 25 cases fresh Prunes. Tor
sale by w. e. FUNkHOu5BR
tune 90 d
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Ts the Pablo.

THE undersigned proposes TO do Carpenters
l. and Joinsrs work Of every description, and
will take contracts for building hosses from the
ground upwards. and finish and furnish materials
and deliver the keys or in any way as per con-
tract, and of the quality and architectural style
agreed upon. and at the time specified. Can be
seen at my shop or office on Fulton Street. be-
tween Second and Third. p. EiCIiER.
Contractor and House Builder
REFERENCES: Mr.. J A. Graham, Thos. w.
Ciageti. Esq, Geo. c. Dixon, Esq, Rev. VIM.
III. Williams
keokuk ApriI 10 1855.
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WAR! w AR! Wal!

THE Indians have deciared war, - -. ~
l. test advces from Salt LAne iafee0 ~ 4Aae
they have and can raise twenty thGm1 -
ing men. This will call for volanteesa - 49,
consequent supplies. which have indiee1 49,.
MOORE & HOOPER. with feelings q kue
philanthropy, TO put up 100 dog. d Aesaesd No.
erai Water in bottles; each explodes Vtth
report loud enough TO frghtsn the Red SkIoex
aud to slahe the thirst and cool the psists q ~
who volunteer III
July 3, 1855.
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rlety If Papier Maehie. kossuth and Landscape
'ases, Of all sizes and styles, which will b. sold
cheaper than ever before offered in this market
elher TO Artists filled with life like miniature.
Call and s.e them Ut the Sky Ligh, Rooms, So
Main Street.
LIZ Il
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AL DEFINING. J.. H. cLAYPeoLE
A. Il. Demaing & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO GRANVILLE d. SMITH " 90.
BANKERS AND DEALERS In Ell
CHANGE.
MAIN STREET, kEOKUk. IOWA.
OUGHT CHECKS on all the principal cities
~ constantly for SIDE in Sums to suit
Collections. on this ely RENTED for promptly
at current rates Of Exchange
We will buy and sell all kind Of Gold, Specie.
and uncurren bsnk Notes, At best rates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
Re1sronoss:
Cash. Am. Exchange Bank, New FORK
Messrs. f. w. Clark, Dodge 4 Cs. !"
I" Lucas h Simonds, st. Louis
/" E. w. CLARK Bros.
/" N. Corwith 4 Co., Galena.
May FL, 1885.
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J. w. SCROGGS'

LU MBER YARD, kEOkUk,
On Concert street, between 4th and 9Th streets,
north Of Main street large assortment Of
Lumber and Shingles, oft best quality, always on
hand. d&wlr
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A FRESH supply of that great American 10
IN nance,
THE WATCHMAN.
Full Of stirring incidents, startling events,
aeep pathos, and delightful humor.
Foe sale by ]. It. CAVE L. SON.
June 81, 1855. Main Street
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- Admitted number Of Special Noticeswill
be inserted under this head al 30 cents line for
.ach insertion, over the editorial he all for 80
cents line.
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How we did It.

Some twelve years since my fate
bought farm which was worked TO
death" as the ne,ghbors said. Well, we
soon found out how it had been worked
when we put heavy team and new pillow
a, work, and the virgin soil was turned up
six inches below the tour inches worked
10 death. Our neighbors prophesied a
failure, and when our crops We'd with and
exceeded their own, they were full OF sur
musings as to the wonderful strangers so
successful in renewing such I'LL killed soil.
What manure did you put on that
field p neighbor asked OF my father,
one morning. as they were looking at the
deep green waving corn growing SO rank
ly therein.
'PIowed deep, plowcd deep" answered
he there's nothing like blowing deep.
and thoroughly pulverizing the soil, to
bring good crops in all kinds Of weather F"
That field had been used as a meadow
some fifteen years. producing from one
acre. We broke it up deep, planted one
year, sowed oats the next, with clover an
timothy, and the third year cut two tuns
Of fine hav 10 the acre.
Another field had been used for oats the
same length Of time. We plowed deep,
but had poor oats, as so much deep, new
soil was turned up, never having been ex
posed to the weather, hard and almost
impeneIable crust having been formed q,
the depth OF three or four inches. where
the pillow had scraped for years. As soon
rs possible we erased il. and had excel
lent meadows. where others thought moth
ing but bad weed devil gut-eouid
grow.
All the pasture land had vigorous
growth of elders on, but we fixed" them
by blowing, carefully picking up Tie roots,
drawing them in piles TO some large log
or stump heao. and enjoying beautiful
bonfire after they had become well dried.
- Correspondent Of OAio Farmer.
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GATE .GITY
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
III

NO. IL. MAIN STREET., BETWEEN 4th and 5th.;
1HE UNDERSIGNED womld respectfully call
L the affection of the Ladies snd Gentlemen q
keskuk, and vicinity, to their fine and we'll sea
lected stock OF s
BOOTS AND SHOES,
now opened and for sale at the above establish
ment. comprising all kinds Of Ladies', Cents,
Misses BOYS, and Children's wear, OF oil styles,
grades and sizes, which we pledge ourselves 10
sell al the Lowest Cash Prices, and would only
respectfully solicit an examination Of our stock
and prices, feeling confident that both in point
oil quality and prices, we are able 10 please
II. c. HUiSKAMP r. Bro. /.
June !, 1883
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HOUSE WANTED.

A SMALL house. 10 be fenantcd oy !,
IA small g~nteci family. lease woulo
be takcn. Apply At this ONCE.
August 81, 1855,
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Sack F&sur.

AAn BAGS OF 80 lbs each Extra Family
lUO Flour for sale at greatly reduced pri'
ces by w. & FUNkHOUSER.
june 30.
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AlcXander's Pclamicus.
Tine Great American Hair Tonic

M HAT Is more desired ny the young than the
w iuxuriant locks Of youth and beauty? What
is more dreaded by the middle -aped than gray
hairs? Who that is old but would xYert bald
ness? which all be accomplished by using
Alexander's Pelamicus; so universally acknowi.
edged TO be the most superior article for beauti-
flying the Hair. and which is equally efic &C ious
IN preserving rs natural health.
For Sale al 81 NJ aim street. by
ID. MINCHELL & co
JuaeN diff
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SAWYER HOUSE,
WILLIAM WINTER. PROPRIETOR,

Corner Second and Cedor Sfreefs,
FoEr MADISON, Iowa
GT Baggage taken to and from Boats Free
OF Charge.
eT- Stages leave this House daily for Kso-
XIX and Burlington.
Iune % 1854.
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FLOUR FLOUR,

CUSTOMERS can from thus date be supplied
~ with Quincy Eagle Flour, whichi is warrant
ed 10 be superior to any made in The Mississippi
Valley, by w. c. FUNkHOUSER.
June -, 1855. d
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To the Merchants Of Iowa.
new CLOTHING WARE HOUSE.
+. WAPLES T. co.

l.. WALES l. co.
HAVING taken the Store, Is Market Stree.
Philadeipha, formerly occupied by Fass,tt
& Co. } and having secured the services If In
most tasty cutters. we are now MANerAcrua-
ING an entirely new stock OF clothing oil every
desc ipiIon, aud il is our intention at all times
IN keep large stock OF the newest and most de-
sIrable Clothing suitable for the Western mar
ket
p NAPLES,
Formerly Of Dubasue,
Having spent the last Twenty years in tho
WEST, and knowing the wants Of Western Mer-
chants, he feels that hs cannot fail TO give entire
satisfaction to all rose that he may have the
pleasure OF doing business with. Our
LINEN FukxAHING ROOM,
We think cannot be surpassed, as all our
Shirts, Collars, etc, etc, etc, are male or
ser.
II will afford us much pleasure TO have you
call and make personal examination Of our
took. 4 NAPLES CO
August ,, 1859. div
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FOFk
have fierce pickeied pork cured also
i tew bushels white Beans 10 accompany.
For sale cheap. &C. FUNkHOUSER
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The Glorious Fourth.

The GLORIOUS xOurtn.
The glorious Fourth. the day we celebrate,
And loud pr ociaim the freedom Of the Free
w hen each enjoys his social fefe a-tete,
And puffs his weed and sips his sangaree-
Excuse me, Saugaree, DO more, no more!
Like DAYS OF Early childhood they have ied.
They are prohibited by law,
Therefore 10 use them lis III red
But whilst the Child Of Genius lives,
To coniure, form, or 10 ,nven',
A blessed solace then she gives,
Which none on earth can ever repept,
She tcndssS6t in every form,
To Freedoms Son or Daughter,
As gushing from the Marble Fount
The sparkling MINERAL WArER, super;
For quality its not surpassed it's fine, IN tact, lis
But il you doubt it, why then l pray YOU call on
MOORE Il HOOPER,
July g. II Main st. between and 3.
n MOORE IN. HOOPER.
MOORE & HOOPER.
PHARAACUrIsTs AND DRUGGISTS.
III AVE this day associated themselves to- -
Ill gethcr for the purpose OF conducting
general Drug and Prescription business IN u
der the above firm. Particular attention will be
given to the latter branch, to which they have
both served regular apprenticeship. Phys-
clans and the public can rely on having their
prescriptions promptly and accurately com
pounded at all times, az one OF the firm will be
constantly in attendance.
ROBERT MOORE
j. HENRY HOOPER
"a a
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az very description, executed al this ONCE IN !
up .rior In anuer and al nslow rates as elsewhere
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D.. W. HELL,
j AGu Err Il + Az

" Y II " II
4 y ID dealer in eve
~ ry description Of
DaZnerreotype Goods.
has received this day
direct FROM the manu-
farf,llsFS "a Iar.,s "a
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Just Received.

nIRECT fssrs the mandatory Of Dawson,
~ Warren & Hide, large and well assorted
stsck Of Gold Pens, ranging from the largest Of
fee down to the finest pointed Ladies' Pen. The
reputation of the manuiactors is guarantee
enough for the quality.
Also some fine Gold Pencils with Pens.
&C. N. HUSTON.
Ian % '55 d&w
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-13

the gate, but no one como to admit us.
though my companion thought he saws
mans head OF one Of the apertures in
the wall. Arab tradition here is as
much OF fault as Christian tradition in
many other places. The true Nebo is
somewhere in the chain Of Pisgah; and
though, probably, 1 saw il. and all see i
who 80 down the Jordan. yet "no man
knoweth its place unto this day." Rfs
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-13

'NI1o oclET,t kj1.

cpEvNU Sp N WMaOfzVT' q n 74TWl
y y m ~ - 1AS 1ssst n II "a u - ia
un ~ qusetioas "Wateh seisZ. 4q
sestsn ,srou1t q hspp!ass4s - (
sicr of ne msrisd mani q q s1'.ss. 3. 4
"a. Eses'dens ssd segsaeeaeo ~
= :dvcceis t1c Gauss q 9astitd nsr,
ana Wy sWeuld inoeI cJesmy! J! g 9 k!a9y
Soms!n'ns about the inse!tuilon, !! d.
het nlm secompeny ~ bone ~ -
cont!ons asm w1tn ny wiVe 40 eeytnoee9
cn,Icfsn, ana decide'
h'en e s.e Rocky Mosss,'He Sse]4gW
aDovs sne n'sneapPt va!ieys 49, -
cnatscleI o. !ne mssSssd 9sn s4MAs
sDo.e spet g, .ne oeceslSs Yass vss
!.a nasM 1eIofe q 6ot se99asnsed VITA kye5
Mnse '.a,s out 2 Poof sni!slsss' =, hsIptsss. in'
s'Snheans csessoses Ne 4oss III 90
ccnPsseu wi!n n's si'ef;sen' man tne
n',.Iaam -: 20 tne great IoaHn9 6ensses
Of NleSars. APP'aose. ss.s, \.
usnt,smsn more was. : ,u1as: oIrsh
20 10y u, wnen !oo was J OscneIo!;
and 2 NOR miserable crsssuse you
would h,rdly expect y fnd, Evygy
aay .olled nara. snd - a.snt came
nome 70 my com'orlles, ssffet--no Ger.
pei. no nfe. no not notn,ns E;ses;e.es - ~ .n
wss'n eiuuet' ana sne wous o. ina
Poeb ~.
"Cntssion vas monssoh Of an e sarvsysd
mere lsy 2 par o. Pso's' !ness S,;, : , assty I
Pa'r oi pools; snefe, PisZ.DsMs end
mere P',e q d'fIy cio'nee. Wnss Won
der mat TOOK seIo2c =! tae am'ne.
table ana Daf.ioom. ! 'icu1ens 800
never 40, 6enuemeos sna - : sociy
moment : vowea q s1eIotms !. Sccssssy
nao !e @e p'oma.e p passee . II @y .ps' ~ = = :
knock was heard a. ne ;docr, ana =
came susan S'mpk'ns ai'ss M dsssy
cio!nes ~. /.
"Mh SPicer, says sne' rve wesus1 s9
!oF you SIX monsns' snd nsvRt ssen sns
1ys' req cent 70 !ne way ot sreymens-
NOW IA Mke % Know ,.!.s wnst 5oa - e.
ing 70 40 soou. ~ ~. =, h, .s..a-
iiel. "a my pocket pock. Ieess ~: ~.
notnins IN H. snd knew y wen
enough, !, 1....S'
M'ss e'MPkn'ns salc \. ~ e HsS
EdenylnS 4. noyn,t got sne Pswtels !
WIS" =. your sske ! nsd. 90.
.inere.' said see promptly. - dont
wasa sno!ner fsg iof yon. Y, {,
o1oP. ssld =. susan WI scS
whst ! can ior ycu. S'!vss snd sola:
nave none; out = my heart ena nand n'
VIII do' 'ney ore 3 your yv..n 'v ss'vlee: .S 80,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-02-13

|
tures becomes more sristocrafic. Men
grow more alike ci,, the one..- .-im;o,a d;i1s,.
ent in ths, other, and insoualitr inc,ss.
es in the less numerous clsss r. ~ ssn1s
ratio in which Il decreases "A .ha com
monty. -, ~ ~ 9 W l'
b Hence Il should appeaY ~, saarchinv :
TO the bottom, that sri,toc rscv aho,;I3
naturally spring out Of the bosom 81 al.
mocrscy. ..sfg az, r.s Srs 4 /;
But this kind Of ay;,toerney j., No
means sresemblestlose sOh;ch hare pyece.
dsd 10. II will be observed ai once fb.t
sas,itisppIies excIueively to r,anufactures
and TO- some, man ulscturine csllinss.. il.
is q nlopstrous exception to tho general
aspect Of society. The small aristocrat.
ic societies which are formed BY some
manufacturers ia the midst Of The i'm in.
mense democracy Of our age. .contsin. .
Ike the great sri,tocra,ic. societies of
former ages, some men who are very on.
u!ent, and q multitude who are wretch.
ediy poor. The poor have fs@ inca ns Of
escaping from.thei condition and becom
ing rich but the rich are constantly
becoming poor, OF they give up bushes
when they, have realised a fortune. Thus
the elements Of which The class Of poor
is.composed are fixed |; butthe elements
Of which the class Of richsis composed
are not SO. To say the truth, though
there are rich men, the class Of rich men
does not exist ;for those rich individuals
have nofeelings OF purposes in comlnon, I,
no mutual traditions or mutual hopes !:
there are therefore members but no body.
Not only are the rich. not compactly
united among themselves, but there IS
no real bond between them and the poor.
Their relative position is not a perms.
nent one; they are constantly drawn
together or separated by their interests.
Inc workman is generally dependent on
the master, but not on any particular
master; these two men meet in the fac.
tory, but know not each other elsewhere;
and while they come into contact on one
point, they stand very wide apart on all
others. The manufacturer asks nothing
oithe workman but his labor tho work
man expects'nothing from him but his
wages The one contracts no obligation
to protect, nor the other 10 defend 4 they
are not permanently connected either BY
habit or BY duty. sss..,.. ...,,
The afistocracy created by business
rareiyosettlee tn the midst Of the manu-.
lacturins population (which it difects'
the object ia. not 20, govern that popula'
tion, but to use it. An aristocracy thus
constituted can have ne great hold o.
those whom II employs; and even IL i
succeed in retaining them at one mo
ment, they, escape the next 1T know
how 70 will. but not how to act, 'sts