, 1873-12-28

only doduct tri1ing part Of tho oxooas Of pro-
d1lotion, duo to my lentlngs md savings. It is
n leisure which Injuries no ono and for which ho
CANNOT bo onviod without injuatIco."
THE HOUSE.
| Alondor Ind house. In building It, 10 had
oxtortod nothing from any, ono whatoyer;; He
the eamo thing. to 1abor justlY rewarded. Ills
first caro- WAS to mako d bargain with an archi-
toct, in virtue Of Which, by inoana Of O. hundrod
yeas tho attsr ongaaea to keep tho
rcady congratulatlng htnholf on tho happy daya
which ho hoped to spond in this rotroat, declared
sacrod by our Constitution. But Valori'ts wished
mso ad It tgr g g?sasneo s oan yoq think INK
layo built 1t; II has coat mo ton yearH Of painful
agrsod to to rotor sho matter TO-; to 3udgos. Thoy
ohose oo, no profound it. were none
sono Just and sensible mon; 1t all eonos to tho
snme thing.. political economy, juatico, good
sense, aro all tho hame thing. Now hore IL tho
decision made b.. the Judges: II Valorius
ia bound to submit to tbroo conditions. The
first Is, to qult at tho end Of the year, and to
roatoro tho houHo In good repair, saying tho in-
/ ovitnble docny resulting from moro duration:
Tho second, to refund to Mondor tho 800 francs,
which tho .attor pays annually to tho architect
to repair tho injuries Of timo; for thoso in
juries taking place whilst tho house is In the
Reryce Of Vaerius, 1t is perfectly, Just that ho
he should render to Mondor q horvlco equivalent
to TINT which le receives. an to this o1ulval-
ence Of services, it must DO frooly discussed
between Mondor and Valorius.
| THE PLANE.
| A very long timo ago thore lived, In poor vii
lago, q Joiner, sllo was philosopher, aa nll my
horooH nro, In thoir way. Jnmes worked from
morning till night With his two strong arms, but
his brain wns not idlo for oil TINT. Ho was fond
nf rhvfnv3nv 1lf9 nrtinna tnir cnT1Hns and THAR
offoots. He sometimes said to himself, "With
my hntohot my saw, mud my hammor, I can
mako only coarBo furniture, md can only got
the pay for such. If I only had plane should
| plolao my customers moro, and they would pay
me moro. It Ia quito just; eau only expect
| soryiceB proporttonel to thoao which render
nyssf; sls Sos' am reH0lvod I viii make myself
However,, juat a. lie was setting to work,
Jamos reilectod further: " work Tor my GUS
toners 800 days In tho year. II T give ten to
mating my plane., supposing 1t lasts mo yoar,
only 2go daya wiz % remain for mo to make my
in this matter, must gain henooforth, with the
| lolp Of tho plume, as much In 900 days as now
DO in 800. must even gain more for unless
do 30, it would not be worth my while to venture
upon any innovationa." James began to calcu-
late. He satisfied himself that he should sell
his finished furniture at q price which would
amply compenaaso for tho ton days devoted to
the plano and whom no doubt remained on this
L
lnark, that the powor which exists In tho tool to
increase the productivoneBs OF labor is tie basis
Of tho solution which follows. > - Wv '''~'>
At tho eud Of ton duys, james had in his pos.
session Ill admirable plane, which he valued all
the moro for having made it himself ue danced
for toy-for, like tho girl with her basket Of eggs
he reokonod all tho profits which he expected to
derive from the Ingenious instrument; but more
necessity Of saying goodbye to cali, COW, pig,
and oggs, together. He was building his hno
castles ili tho air WHOM ho waB Interrupted by
his acquaintance william, Joiner in tho noIgh-
plano, was struck with tho advantages which
might be gained from it. He said 10 James:
W.-YoH must do me eoryice.
y;-What servise7
As might bo expected, jamos Ut tlis proposal,
did not fail to cry out, 'tHow can you think of
such n thing, William VOL, If I do you this
aervico, what will you do for mo in return7
W.-Nothing. Don't you know that loan
ought to bo gratultoua7 DON'T You know that
capital is naturally unproductfvo ? Dout you
know fraternity has boen proc!aimed7 If you
only do me a service for the aalso Of receiving
one from mo in return, whnt merit would you
haye7 -.
mean TINT gu the SACRIFICES arc to be on one
sde; If 80, l 10 not see why tloy should not ho
on yours. Whether a loan ahouId be gratuitous
! don't know. but do know that Il were to
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1t to YOU. 70 toll you the truth. that is not
what made it for:
W.-Wol, wo will any nothing about the mod
ern maxinB discovered BY the Socialist, gentle
mon. ask yon to do mo service what ser-
vice do you ask OF me in return?
J.-tlrst, then, III yoar, tue plane will be
dono for, it will DO good for nothing. It Is only
just that you should let mo have another exact
ly like it; OF that you should giyo mo money
enough to got IT repaired; or that you should
replacing It,.
W:-Ihis is perfectly just. submit to these
conditions. 1 engage to return It, or to lot you
hnvc ono like 1t, or the value Of tho Ha.ne. I
think you must DO satisfied with this, and can
require nothing further.
III think otherwise. made the plano tor
myself, and not for you. I expected to gain
eomo advantage from 1t, by my work being
better finished and better paid. by an improve
ment IN my condition. WHAT reason is there
that should make tho plane, and you should
gain tho profit ? might ns we'll nsk you to give
mo your saw and hatchetl What q confusion! !!