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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-19
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User cine non tsn ollrbsii,n Nd6ma1inlnsn
notba bat Der fobsi iolde gum 8,,fauf On 20,
36 sBta Samiltcn Straee, Ger @tp aGsntaun.
bel Sncs sGsi -sr Bat asasnwSrtia 6
ron bsnisltsn ouf 6d b-raruntsr fous's 70 ruie
Snatr'e pn't1s,s escr. @aitinen -stn,a. ba.
pom warrn itcu e!nr 3 tlapa I'm @strau8 uub
act'ten CARA rorireifln -Ruf.f an unb urtb.tl.
ct iiir &uh iltf.-Stinr grsbr lnb gang unse.
wpbnIin biuia
Har Diss NafGtnsn ipfrSsn aud sssen anbere
umee,aultt. fe-3
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-19

seS- -Sranbititunarn wsrosn bon alien SsItsn
ber a'm,iett. IS ittint sins i5rmIide Gposmis
von Strbrf6rn altr arim eanpe ,u aralfun.-
Sas Gnb bic gfl@w,bsn pes 6rieas.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-19
.GnQbenz .Gktber.

psrfcntn bic 8natsn an,das trau6sn pter,
nSttis tabsn, fnbsn 90 30 tr,m Sntn,nsn unltra
etcd 3u untriqGsn, tbe fls fsnamu fauftn.
Gutb unb Gsrn,
W6rt 40. 1867 nateo
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-19

'IS 3.-2Efrsblfe rldt eIaubt, Der litlIt nur eir
'in,isss MaI pa auf-uno wenn CT bes tbut, fc
ptre CT 8srlb nir8snswO mad isuu 3tt aufasasn
"a.
QSer elm Stdnobsn frch min fsin
@Eb nur in pa9cntuh's 6aus binsiu,
Srinfsn bdlt CT ftsts rom sssfsn,
satbt uno frsut icb nit Den Sifsn.
en- esr 8dfs uno i'm 8,ller,
1if Dem Sit h uuo auf Dem SsIsr
Sinost mnn bas bcfie GfTsr,
Nteniano fam fb nit ibm msNsn.
Gtau unb 6aftr. !6eu uno Gtreb
81 fir pfsrct INNER 20.
Die ioasl,r pussn uno fGtttrn gut,
u1o Sbr habt ba lles mics Guh fubt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-19

s~eins BcGsnSsituns, Gmsritunii@tn Sn.
tnsiisn ssrrttmst, isa In eOntOn sssranbst psr.
BIN. Sis tnirb ,9bs amtrlean" bti6tn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-19

s@ Sn q. Yaul. NnntlOta, pirb elm nsues
Spuntaas'sttaut. Tis 8dbns mfg 80 tttSO
Gus,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-03-19
Gef6GTts SSettScrp.
Eir Ereu,fd,ttIGsf

an ben Srsubf6ld6,l ba
III S'rsrman ,u Saufs, tsnn
la Hno aat I'm Slu1t Nm.
stiisate, bic fnb pjIia a[Iss
nur MSsli&s fir bic @Gas
~ tftur-unh Ni,a nnp IN
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-04-25
1eutperen,.

Mn unb fir Fa labt FA sesem bas
Yrin3tp beraemperans niAt freiten, benn
off.nbar to- 80 bss Weenl&eu parpiser
na&tren su 1ein ale berauldt. @ber ,pas
bic 9emperans unp tbre @nbamser gum
@esenRanbe pes seredten golfsbafes
semaat bat, 1T, bab bic 2emperaasler
ben arlpriinslia cblen 3wed aaf etnem
1ese su erreiden freben, Der 70 febr
perte9rt III, bab man nit Sollem @runb
Iasen fam: pas BON ibnen SOrseidrie.
bene 5etlmittel III elm srSberes uebel
als bte &ranfteit lelbf, pelde bamit Be-
ieittst perben ioa. 6
Die 5emperans befolst bas Spitem,
iiberall, no fe sur5errfdaft selanst, plat
ierifae unb sernunftwtsrise Gretbetstee
laranfunsen In Der 5Orm bon @eeben
ober Yoltseiserurenumsen einsufabrea.
allo, uut ni4tera au bletben, iOlen BIZ
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-04-25
Die Sptnne ais 0erelnSissrin ees
Q8etter8.

gisle Sbiers Cusr eaabroi&s, bergIateseI IT.
a. m.) babea Elm gang f&ass gOrssfabI bot
beyurNsbsnben @ehsrperanbsrunsen unb se-
ben biss bur9 sspiGe geranberanssn tn ibrent
gerbaltsn benz gsota9ter bsutlida sn srtsnnsn.
Sebr ftre an,eisen setsn namentIi1 bic
@pfnnsn. Msan ,nub iie, uni fe ais Wetter-
periiinbissr su ssbrautsn, tn ssinsr Mrt ifOrsn,
aud ni&t fatterH le iiberbaupt niat merten
laNsn, bab man Te beobaGtet. Sspsiter nun
bic Spinne pornen In ibren, Gewebs fiBt unb
ie petter fe TIRE 8prberbeine Ypritredt belto
lsngsr tann man auf sutes Wetter rs9n.e't
Sc ipsiter fe basesen NIT amssftbrtsm Setse
bintsn IN Sas 9ua ii9 Serfris&t bsito anbal-
tenb i9le&tes @stisr nub man eripartsn.-
Grp6e unp Sltere Spinutn fno 3uperlaligsr
aIs Sis iHnsern. linbst man Morsens ssssn
10 llbr bic Spinns int gttft,lpnntt t9rss stssss
qaif.n iid bel rssnsrii&em Wstter bic Spin-
men au ftrem Gaben bsrnisbsr, 70 III trpdenss
Wetty nabe bspprifsbens,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-04-25
Cine xraalbie in sapannab.

Der vSasanuab &epubliean" pom lssten
Nontas beri&tst iiber bic fcIssnbs i'm uSur
paus" sorssfaIene SrasUbis.
uGtn iunssr @ann Namens Susbe, Der
aIs MufwSrter In BEN 5Utsl bsl@aftist sspeleu
par, parss entIaHtn, rlnb Der Gisentbiimer bss
Sptsls bate benz fransUFl9sn 8s9 &Obsrt
MueiaOt bic @siluns ssssbsn, ben iunssn
Nsul9sn ni@t ferner III Der ai9s 3u buIten.
Mis ni@tsbsfcweniser am fOlsenpen Sag
Subse G@ tpiebsr in Der Slide einfanb unp
cine Safe mabm, um ii9 8affee einsai9enfen,
unb @il& unb 3uder bon benz pantryman
perlanste, trat ber Sod su ibm beran unb ias-
te, ba6 CT has ai9t bulpen wuQe, ba Der Gisen-
tbiimr ibm bic @siluns sesstsa babe, Subse
aus Der 3a9e au faidsn. Disis Aniprabs
bss Rods rbielt BON bsm iunsen @anns bic
Grwibruns, bab Der in bic pile ssbsn mSss"
pas bsa Sod bsrmaeen erbitterte bab sr brpb-
te, benz Subse bas in ieinsr Sanb bsfinsIi9e
Gran&irmeFer In ben 9sib 3u isnbsit wsnn er
bis(t Wprts wisbnbole. llnbefiimmsrt barut
pieonbOIte Der tunss @sni@ tsnen unsisnt-
li1sn MusSrud, unb gut tpts iein @Urt itisb
WausiaOt ibm pas MeGer In ben eeit, psl9ss
In bic rs&te Ssite braus anb in 5JOlse ieinsr
grstts anb Sdarfe bic Guuse bar9i4nitt.
Wit bsm @ufruf 80 Sctt, i'd bin sstUptst"
ftiiuts Der iunse Meni9 su 9Obsm unp mar
unn,ittslbar cine Qei9e.
Mls Der WSrber fab, mas er eetban fenfte
sr fein 9aupt murmslte sintse @orte bic pie
ein fran,Sfi&ss @etet t!anssn, sntblSbte feline
gruR unb ssrissts F& In bic @sseno bss per-
gems NIT bsmlslten bIutissn 8Or!ssmeiIer feds
bic Tetsn StSbs, Issts baraaf bas MsiIsr auf
bic EafsI unb ltiirste tobt aa Soben.
gfa& ssbaltener GOrpnsrs llntsriu1una
psl@s BE Surberssbenpsn SbatbsifanSs ersab,
bIisb nidts psitsr ibrts ais btn wsOrSsr Inp
1ein Spfsr benz Grabe 3u tiberseben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-04-25

Shreib= Wfateria1ien, Gatamteries
QDaaren, &C., &C.,
Shul<, Surtfifde, Sbeulosifde, Webts
einiife unb anbere Bidder
su ben billisfen preiien.
Verlestr bes -.
,eeben Der Batter Der beutl9s8eformir<
ten &irhe," &c.
Msent fir bic na9fsbsnbsn @asasins:
Saafrtrte @elt,
lleber 2anb unb Meer
@artenlaube (Qeip,ts),
@artenlaube (Gerbarb's),
1emme's @erfe,
Nopeaen19ab, &C.,
Nepsgorter Staatss 3ettmng,
8ellehifil1es SOurnaI unb Criminal; ;3eituns.
Gerner:
S@ifsi@eine fiir europa, We9iel
aaf Dsuti@lanb.
s. SO. De fbaffer
8u1- unb Sbreibmaterialien-S -SanbIunG
Nrp. Al, Gde Der Nprb-Nuee
unb Orange Strabe.
2ancalier, Mugulf 8, 1866.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-04-25

-GintSOO Sabrealtes Brpb.
Gin ietr mertwarbiser 8unS II i&on wisbsr
in 9Dompeii sema9t pprben. 90 parb namlt@
Elm gadpfen aussssraben, Der 81 8rOSt, tn Der
ltSnaen Orbnuas aufsefsat sntbtslt. Sn BEN
Diem islba warsn bic puIianiiSsa e!sn'snfs
nidt einseorunssu, bas YrOb fonnte saui a's-
psrIstrt bsraussssossn perbea. Gs II alttadsa
aenua, benu 20 ID tIss 1900 SABRE alt anb 'ana
aIlo ielba BON ben ansfli&en @smdtbsrn, ss
fril&ss @stad fiir@tsh Obae Scrsen ssripiR
perpsu,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-04-25
po'elfic.
u
8ernbisnas.
Bon
Dpris &o6naseL.

Dit f9last bod nit in banssm S9Ias bsin
rs r. ala ,,.t s1s- 9rt
@snn Ndb unb 1rus unb slide bid umlrif'
--- .a...s.g.. II. gss.... fsn
8 i&aue uutbis auf NIT fsisn 8liden
linb bsine 5oifnuns fenbe 5immsIparts.
0r slaubis MIR srbsbt ben Bid gum 5srrn
Der fiblt %, 5rca unb SiiIfe fnb niat fern.
Dirf bu sebabt sefdmatst pnb Ssrfannt
8srtraue @ptt! bsm S9ilb unb S4uB her
.................. a.. S1paden,
gr Isitst bsines 2ebens f1panfen Na9sn
Durt Sturm unb @ossn itsts nit gatr-
....... ....... banb.
Drum 3ass ni&t, tpie Nib eS um bid ifiirmt !;
0sil ieinss Gnsels Gtttis bid bei9irmt.
llnb faqf bu IN Der 1duf@uns NeteItpeIt
Gnbaubsrt aud aus n,an9tm fbSnsn Simmel,
Did ire nidt Der Grbe bunt @etiimmsl
Sei iarf anb feit ba, no Der 8rubsr faat;
llnb sib ni@t RAID im aufseresten Sinn
Den @laubfn an ben Dertb bes Reni@sn bin-
Dem Geinbe seise S1onuns unb @sbulb,
esi1t II bsr f&wa1e Ntni&enlnn psrwirret
inb baif aud bu In Man&sm bid seirret
Sp gable pbne Murrsn bsine Sdulb.
lnb lei bee. .Qebens fiidt'sem Ws9islipisl
6aIt feR I'M Gust Der 0ollenbuns 3ieI.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-04-25
Die ..,-+-..
Yenniplbaniide staats3eitans,
Ssrausseseben BON

Seraussesebsn bon
Sob. @eore Mipper,
er5&eint isbsn DOnnerifas, anb fofet %. 90
per Sab, sabltar innerbalb bssSabres, unb
~. so na@ gsrflab bes Sabrsanss.
Ginsslne Gremplarsn, 5 SentS per Stiid.
8eine Sublcriptipnsn werben fir weniser
als feds Monaten ansenon,n,en; aud tann
Niemanb bas 8latt abbeteaen, Bis ale 8iid-l
ttanbe be,ablt linb.
@n,eisen werpsn su ben sepSbnli6en Yrei-
fen inierirt.
Sffictn: III ber oyatript unb linton"
Druderei, Oritten Giraffe, Sarrisbarg, unb
In ber ,,9nteQiseneer" 3ruderei am Centre
Sauare, 2ancaltsr.
@obnuns: Mru. 4t0 gbsSnuthrabe, api-
fden Der 4tsn unb Stem Strabe.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-04-25
feui((eton.
Sn ben
Gafe,r,atte,, Wea8bebur9s.
Bon
Qepin g aadtns.


Mm folsenben Gage eripartete 5rcbn
NIT perbpppelter nnsebalb feline junss
5reunbtn. Gr bate am Mursen friib-
seitis bafir seiOrst, bab bas aafsswabl'
te God In Der Gde.ber Gaiematte perbedI
,purbe, tpobei feline @fatrabe bic weient'
lidfem Dienlte letfete. Damn Bate
er, fpbalb bic 4eate, bic ii4 beute pieber
sur Irbeit fibren liebeu, entiernt ND
rem, auf tleine Streifden bes serrifeneu
papiers, worauf gaber tim ben plan
Der Ssfuns susel&musselt, NIT einem
8letfift allerlet 5ieroslYpben sefribelt,
furse anb unserlanbliae Sabe, ais ).
8. ...
6. 8. Object elttbOr. Seisst.
Dber
g.5. Object 8aFiom &urfirf.
tTf @arftsIaB.
unb bsl. mebr.
Den 8ef Der 3eit batte &c gum abeil
bamit susebradt, iiber bic mertwirbise
8stanntiaaft naasubentem, welae er
am Gage SOrber semaat Bate. Dieter
enerstiae, In ietnem tiefem GlenSe 70
,nuttiSe unb 70 piel frtiAe aebens'
trait setsenbe Mann Bate t9m tmpo<
ntrt, er mubte TIN beipunberm - absr
Ct fablte aud, ba6es cine wunberlta
anseleste, eomplietrte glatur fet, bic tbm
etn sewtffts WRtbtrauen etnfSbte, uber
etwas wte etn unbebasen ptNme9r, bas
Grobn binperte, eine pOle warme 2betl-
nabme far TIN sa empfuSem. Sc mar
bieiem .ptntsReas sIar, bab tn benz
gretberrn son Der 1brend Elm gbrseia
etn 9o4mutb anb etne ueberbebnns
liesen maFe. bic tbn su einsm ie9r se<
fabrli&sn Greunbe made, anb su etuem
sefdbrli&en iibertaupt, ,penm er fret
unb tint goubefbe ieiner Srafte unb
feines aniaeinene 70 srObsn 8stataums
fet. .......
Gnblta tam bte Stunbe, bie Gfber's
lieblidt Griaeinuns In bte baiaere Bcb'
nuas bes @sfanssnen brahte. Ste Tam
etlts NIT t9rem Rorbe beretn. GrUbn
nabm ibr tbn al unb bradte Fe an ietn
5era y ba6 tbre f&par,en sOden iibsr
fetuen Obtrarm FoGen - bO9er reid.
te fe an Der mGattsen @annerseFalt
ntttt binauf. "Du tais quite Naari&>
ten". faste er, I'D ft9's Dir an"
Sie ntdte NIT btm bet ietuer llmar>
muns tisf bunteIrotb ssporSsnen @e>
Fats. nSa," iaste ile, nes if mir &C.
lunssn, bie Grau hes Oberfeuer Der>
ters iennen au lernen, ber Na9ts bic
@alafel su benz palpert9urm sa ii&
ntmmt -. :"
v3u benz 2abcratprium nebea bent
sbor Der Sternf4anses"
,,3a bemlelbem, BON benz Ste nit mtr
fraber ipraaen."
,,l1nb tpeiter!" ~
DIE Erau ltebt bem 8ranntwein ;
her 9Raun IN NbenbS i'm Bterkau1e in
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-04-25

fur SubbDben, Ireppen unb 1tlde;
Jeniter= 8linos,
tsr bsfsn @rt uub BON isbem @aufsr;
Spiege(
(opal, Sisredis, busenfDrmis; In @als
nubbol,< @Ulps unp ROlenbcl,rabmen). /.
Matra3en
aler SOrtsn sinialiebli9
6pffman's &orfldniBel, Sprunsfebern,
fur iebe Settltelle pailenb.
Golbs, QSalnuf= unb Sfofenbpfss
Ieiften gum 9srfauf; Si!Ssrrabmsn sperbsn
auf 8easlluns anssfsrtist.
8pn alien senauntsn Wrtfsln fibrsn mir uur
bic bsfen unb srpar su ben biaisfsn preiIen bel
8aarsabluns, unb bpfsn mir auf biele Weife
unS bic freunblite auablbaft bes publifums
aud in 3ufunft su erbalten. NRan ipre6e in
unlerem Qaben Dor priife bic gaarea unb
yreile unb iiber3euse ft, baB IS fein mibises
0efhtpGB III, penn mir Scn ,,biatS oerfaufen"
tpreGsn lOubern, bab mir es au9 tpirflit
tbun,
@ebriiber gtnsf,
!3peite unb pine Strabe.
Nar3 Z. '67-3W.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-05

CooKIEs.-Five tablesp0onsfnl Of butter or
lard, two cups Of molasses, two teaspoons OF
soda, ginger aud cinnamon TO suit; add
small piece or alum.
BAKEB INDIAN PUDDiNG.-One quar- milk,
let II II come to bod, then stir In seven ta-'
blespoonsful of meal; one cup molasses,
small piece OF butter, little salt, then turn
over Il half cup Of water, bake two hours.
Remedy ron BUREs.-An exchange says
that by laying piece Of charcoal on burn,
the pain will Immediately subside. BY leav-
Ing it on one hour, the wound 10 healed, as
IL has been demonstrated on several occa-
siOns IL will not cost much to try It.
To BANIsH M0rHs.--A small piece OF paper
or linen, moistencd with spirits Of turpen-
tine, and put into bureau or wardrobe for
a single day, or three times year, 4 good
protection against moths
RED iKK Fok LISKS.-Take half an ounce
or vermiIiion, and one dTacbm Of salt Of steel;
mix with Isnseed oil, to the thickness or
limpIdity required Cor the occasion.
APPsk JKLLY.-Pare and core twenty
greenins apples, boil them In q pint and
half water, or enough to cover them, then
strain the liquor through hair SIEVE. AZ
every pint put pound Of white sugar; ADD
emon and boil 20 jelly.
y Soar MAKEa-coLD PRocEss.-ln Viz
ginia there 10 n mode a making soap, adoPt-
| ed BY the country people, which they cali the
cold process, that desesves W be mace gen
orally known. II Is thus described ny q
farmers wife al put my barrel-a common
4 fish barrei-~ In she cellar whereit 10 intended
4 to stand, and fiIl II nearly fun Of strong iYe
Ia Il think snf'icisnt, stirring u once Every
49, - t.wr,s Vrp a fhrv dmwm can tell " beth
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-05

20. xcsSId g you saks this brig ID shsis b hi
.Yss, SIR" ansFsred ths boy. e
And win you Do 7 r ssssriy askad "
"On two conditinns.c Aa
Name thsm quickly"
The frst u that vou lut M 10 n ueace
and the next is that You trouble none 81 ths
smugglers, should they happen to be there. y
"I PROMISE" said the CAPTAIN. : And
now set about your Hcvk- But mark me
If you deceive ne, By st. George, IN shool
you on the moment" '.g.
The brig was soon put before the wind,
and Robert Kintook stationed himself upon
the starboard forearm, for Whspce his or.
dsrs were passed aloag to the helmsman.
The bounding vessel soon came In s,ght oI
the ragged craEs, and the heart Of every man
'-epcd with fearful thrills - they swept past
: rowning rock which almost grazsd them
as they passed. On few their brig. and
thicker and more fearful bemms the ro,ke.
which raised their heads on every aide.
Port r shouted the boy
"Port u isn sffw
"Steady-so."
Steady it isn
Starhoard-quick."
Ay, ay-starboard II is-"
sSteady-sc."
"Steady it is."
AT this moment the vessel swept on past
an overhanging cliff, and just a. . vivid
fash Of lightning shot through the heavens
and revealed al the horrors around, loud
shout was heard from the young pilot, and
IN moment Ill eyes were turned upon him.
be stood upon the extreme end Of the yard
and held on by the lift. In moment more
be crouched down like . tiger spr;nring
after his prey, and then with one leap he
reached the projecting rock.
Revenge revenge ~ was al that the
doomed men heard, and they were swept
away in the boiling surge beyond
Breakers reel" !" screamed man for
ward. Starboard, quick r.
But 1t was too late. Ere the helm was
half up low tre.nend Gus grating Of the
briggs keel was felt, and she next instant
came crash which sounded high above the
roar of the elements, and the heavy mast
went sweeping away to leward, followed in
. few moments BY large masses Of the ILL.,
fated vessels wreck and cargo. Shrek alter
shrisf went up from those doomed men. But
they were in the grasp Of power that knows
no mercy. Ths storm-king took them for
his own. e
The next morning small party Of wreck
srs came down from the rocks and moved
llong the shore u was strewed with frag-
nents Of the wreck, and here and there wefs
along the shore the bruised and
nutilsted forms Of the briggs crew. Amops.
hat party was Robert Kintook, and eagerly
ild ne search among the ghastIy corpses, as
though there was one be would have found
At length be stopped and ssooped oyer one
upon the shoulders Of which were two golden
,paulettes 1t was the captain the muir
ieIer Of his fatherl The boy placed his
DOT upon the PROSTATE hsody, and while D
strange light beamed from his eyas, and .
'huddera passed over his countenance, hea
nuttsred:
*Fsther, yo,-fsre fesffally revenged r
The boy spoke truly Fearful in coocep-
ion, and. fearful Ia It's contamination, had
'esn that Pilots Rc7enge
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-05

What b nsbIsf 10 Inherit
weenh, eNate. presd degrsef
znefe must be ssua olher merit
HlHhsr 30 than thsa fqr me
tonetbirg greater fAr nuA enter
Int Nlss natestic span:
Nltted 70 errate and center
Irue nobility In mAai
What % nsblef 'TIs fEss hser
fertioa of eur Mind and Heart,
Linked 70 sO0stisIng sffll diviner
ThAn mere language can inpsrt
1ver proupting-ever seeing
eome Improvements yet 70 plan;
70 upltt oar fellow being,
And, hke man, 70 feel for man
What 10 poblef II The sabre
Naoier than the humbis spsdef
There's dignity In l-ber
Truer than e'er pomp arrayedl
de Who seeks the minds Improvement
Aids the world, m aiding Mind;
kveFy ereai commanding movemenA
Serves not one-but all mankiad.
Der the Ferge's heat and ashes,
O'er the engines iron h-ae.
whore .he faeia shuttle flashes.
And the spindle whirIs iis thread:
There u labor Iswly tending
Each requirement Of the hour,
There 10 genius stiil extending
sesncs-And iss vsrid Of p5wsri
MIA the duH, ard speed, and cIsnor. :
Of the loom shed and the mill;
'Madss the ciank OF wheel and hammer
Great results are growing stiili
IncaEf, too on. BY fashions Creatures.
work AM workers N ~ be blamed.
Comnercs need not hide hs featuresi
tn1u@try is not ashamed.
What Y noble : That which PAGES
Truth In its enfranchlsed Win;
Leaving steps. like angel traces.
That manklnd may follow stilif
Ken though scorn's malignant glances
Prove him poorest Of his clan,
He's The noble- who advances
Freedom and the cause Of Mani
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The following story 10 90 besutiful and
souching mat il sho1ld be read IA everv
household IN the country. II devsIops AM.
Eas' active principle OF Kindness. Ho~
many man, taking his first step I'm crsm..
might be redeemed By the e exsrcis. ~ ~.
sublime trait NJ shown In the rhnr.ctry w
the kind d-hearted Quaker:
William Savery, - eminent mIui.a.v
among she Quaksrs, was taunnr hv trn.hn
ono night quantity of hides wurs ss.I-.,
from az fanssry, and hs had rnmsun hs la.
iisvs thes tAs thief was drunknn. uu. r-r..
some nsighbsr, called Jehn emlrh Nnni
week tho foliowinE adsrrttBumnut y o-arrI
~ ne county nswspapma
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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-10-05

Il 4 the cass than thaG thu Issdi.w man An
the union haves net besn, IN your jSdwmeuf.
Kept back b the agency Of the scciety p
Inc Leading men in the union are ma verv
likely 70 Be the men that wiF bs promotsd
BY the snployers, but I msy ststs shst shs
bulk q the foremen, managers. and super-
intendentss at one time or another have been
members Of our association, and, 10 fsct,
there are numbers who hold vsrv rood pos-
itions nov, who have been the founders Of
4 the Institution. m s.f-W
what are the principal complaints that
tne executive councils have had to deal with
g coming from members Of the socisty.-
have they been complaints Of conduct on ths
part OF employers. or fsremen, Or oysrseers |,
Complaints i think generally arise when
changes take place in different factories.
wnen new superintendent or manager u
introduced; on the principle that new broomx
sweep clean, they begin to alter ths rerul.-
tons and to discharge men, and : erest desl
o. A-feeling is created in conseousncs az
tnat- For instance, the gentleman vho sue-
ceeded Sir Daniel Gooch a. saperintsndsnt
Of 1.-THE Great Western Railway has sudssysrsa
TO reduce the rate Of wages, aud - have
endeavored 70 prevent his doing Il. His line
Of argument, i suppose, is that there Ia not
dividend paid to the shareholders Ou-
laois q --suine the qsestion is saaa R im
not matter ofsny lmy 5-'sace 70 ~ whsghsr
there y dividend or not thAt NJ yca snirr
into bad contract u IL your busiDs.s. ne
ours.
y Have you ever found thas those whs hr~u
taken prominent pars I'm trsde dlzpmnmm
haue met with any difhoulsy In shszamsuW
work i-In some instances I have kmnmT
cases Of that kind, where they could usa 80
tain employment, and have boon oah,rwfts
20 In other line OF busina~.
Aud have you foand ia prmnatrs ahma im
any works the sociuty men HFm rsga~~M ~ump
YES, st soms pamnns gA~B ahf~rs
TO employ them " ts~y kmuw eaat thsv co..
society g--s.