The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-05-30
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evil. and ,he sias. whether epidemic,
endemic = sIssfaan. II The. Faen are
directly .raccssle Ii tbs mccsssty. |.
l. NJ Il, all s.sargc. then. that work
n sall hase 'esa branded as eMfse.
Ak tar,s ~ vhs i, lem nises his
fell w.man IA tisf.ra r.nts ,las.. and
he vii, ni.nd ,hst liz must make a
.isi q - wy Tic nnsinrAs has ~
at'.tn,in 4 Itself 81 sltc railtsat,, lie
wuull H. ss Glal ,ra,e il The
nielp rhv,s. BURGLARS and rlminal
iesees general, tell 'r sanae ury.
/ AM i respectable business mrn the
mrss4 gcl G-ies i e,aa' ,reeteat hing
e,45 II #tr sat ,rru.
making II n Nlt' m,.al ,st,tSerl.e.
MI spring trim the old-cr"w question
what shall w 40 for grub - a,e!"
The present contest between the rail.
roads and their patrons u simply one
among m infinite number IL battles In
this Perpetual war u subsistence.
Never III tho whole history f tho
human family was there ~ much promi-
ncncc given % material prosperity a.
a. the prcscn, time, and II this country.
We frequently hear the remark, The
richer \ man Il. the more miserly Lc
becomes. The statement holds true
on large scale. In rapidly growing
country. IN an age &c wondrous pro-
grcs-, the opportunities for acquiring
wealth arr many and tempting. The
average man dreams of opnlence ~ In
store for himself. liz tolls aud con-
triycs in the hope of reaching the goal II
wealth by some shor, cut, without
threading the irksomc path II economy.
| The mind IL continually taxed 10 in
vent some device lur turning coarsc
dirt into line gold. The hos. intellccts
are no longer immnrcl aud absorbed III
the studs of ahsiru-c science. sublime
metaphysics er .omc other literary
pursuits. They have ncarly Ill been
drafted into tho grub service. They
are manipulating stocks. running rail
roais. conducting factories. carrying
IN trade, making newspapers, manag-
ing aw.suits. u something II that sort,
The most notable exception Of our day
has inst died. John Stuart Mill. lie
was thinker IL the old school Ills
wurk was wrought in tho dim reecsecs
luf his apartments. and he gave no
Eih.uyi,, - practical ailairs. lin m
,elicti Ms gigantic; Sc, lie left little
/ l,eh,ni which il new. = that will live
permanently. liz simply repeated IL
,l,ilcrcn, rl,rarcrlnf, the ileus 4 others.
liis ms., afaen, n...i,irsrs da not deny
this. The sill IN ~hie' hi. cd-ihpnph,s
were planted Ind he n very exhaust
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