, 1875-04-03

Property TINS lncreasos production two-fod, ton
fold, llundred.fatd. whore, In o1den titnos. =
!1undtcd snVsges could scarcely find noconaarY
food. thoso aIo now nelually ton thousand fami-
lica. living IN abundance. oaoi posaoeaod ct aomo
uoAllt, each nuHagod In ipdnat1y.
III property did not oxiet, no mo Huuld plant
troo from uhici, some ono ose eosll pIuck tho
fruit; no one vonld build house which Anothor
wonld CLAIM, the right to occupy, no nno would
rear hosae II his noighbor could posseae him.
hotf of H.; no ono would aow flax for tho sako of
maktng cloth which ho could not ust.
"can You my chldron, tnagigo . country
who're each person could tahs Hitt impnuIty
what other poruons ornod : Where John could
takc away Fotes'B top At4d Philip could Aoize
lanes Jane, hs",op7 Would yoa 'i1a I" live In such
mo, no no |" crud tho children.
"Now lot ,ls SEQ how ono uan Mcguire prop
orty,-that Ia. a thing, hook. ait az. = hotsae,
r'eco Of land. which already bclong TO somn-
"lou can brtY It," anil Philip.
"T!!at Is. you ran Eise eo4netl,inE In exchange
e. isrsaid 'ho teao''or "'YLat o'hor ~a,s arc
You may got It ~ eitt," Ansnnred John
ARE ti,ofe mot still othar uAyns"
.'foIl can itl,ort IT," ah!d reter.
!. "ion my oren find Il. hut then you have mt
eho right to approprist" y unless Il octongs to
aur Inhabitants. In thcu1 you can lnclose aud
cultivate q pieoa OF lsnd or build house aud
lirc in 1t, and tl'la Land and tl,!s house th,sa
rightly becomes your property. becRuao you
have arons your lAbor upon them.
"3lorcover. tlle wafer which ia beneath tho
earth lelonfs to nnhodJ; 'bnt II l1avo null
dug, the water which enters thu vol belongs 10
MT. can gtve +: a1;ay or sell it. hAyo appru-
printed thls watnr b, my labor. or, what II the
which !tase earned In another way. mud which
belonEn tp iuc. l. can dlsrono Of il a. Beoms
bsEs TO the, ~ long al respect the Laws of NOR
alitv."
n,.-wnAr Is LnB7n 7-rHt nEooAn AND THE
Woon-rlLE.
The Other dGY Etrollg, nlerty bcKgnr asked
aims ., Mr., iisnt: u ra}ch iand.owner In tie
neighborhood. "Why, arc you not ashamed to
bog:" satl .hu latter. II 10 it because 1 have
no work to answered: II asn going to give
wood ID til. rilo from The 'ott 70 The r'sht l.nd
eido Of tho ucars, and YOU s1lall hayo 40 contu."
At the ond III somo houth this waa done. afr.
rlaut whet, paying him tho money for It, aided;
IL you 1--we no work tomorrow. como hack to
me-" Tho man came back and Sir. Plant told
him TO curry back thu rood from tho right to the
loft Bde vi Tho court. Whpn this was done, l.o
paid him. For somo days. longer tho rood waa
sarroa from left g Ishs and from rEls to iefs
bad befhI paid tto wages agrucd npon.
str. ]'|snt had eaid: III ia not honorable to
1cceiv Hnouoy which you hare not earned; and
beggasg should not eo Encouraged" Tho man
who carried tho wood from one side Of tho court
to TIM other had finally found It uuboarablo to
fatigue hiplaelf without producing aay useful
rnunu.
rL.o mattor waa taIkcd over In tue village
good deal. Everybody agreed that Labor waB
notnnthinE olso than Harb movement Of tho
Aims and legs. 4 person can fatigue himself
AtM make great efforts iu playing, tinco thero
ara plays which require de1terity. Labor must
1jWays have useful ond. 1T vishes to pro-
land; thoy obtain agricultural proiuota. othors
ubor on iron, wood, Cloths and thousand other
things, and gnt lndustria! products Others Ia.
hor to tranaport commodities. to pack thetn and
to thor services, flow should ws have tho cof-
fee OF Brazil, the pepper of India, tho Marn1 fu1s
Of Russia. II there xcro no comnerce7
The children heard such talks "a these
The, taSy y sshod .fns eae other ''"hat do NO
who he'd hoard tho question. " You produces
knowledge and Rassctty, which make you wise
and eool, Which l let yer gain live[ihood moro
lives, and to bo t,aofnl to yourselves aud your
ncighbors. Al for me, I labor 10 teach you, juat
al tho doctor labors to euro Jou. eoms people
labor simply 10 producing means Of enjoyment
bors It ID we'll that ho should also havo his hours
of rGctoation."
". LABOR Is 4 vrcEsslry~" rnE aoIpEy AoE."
"Iolt really true" Paul ayked one day, " that
grain usod to grow Of ituoif. aud tnnt thero ras
sheu no need of sowiug 1t Or Of culttvatug tho
eaE.h?"
"That hnpronod. doubtless" repllod tho
tcacher, smiling, a at thu time when grain used
to harvest ilsc'f, when It carried itself to the
mill tn bo ground, aud when -four bnraule bread
without auy ono's making dough or heating the
oyon."
"Thcn what IN called Tho Golden Ara Il
only q fable," eaid Paul.
"Cortainty."
"But trees grow Of themselves" said child.
$50 thoy 10. answered tho teashcr, - but what
sro tholr fruits GOOD for2 Thoy aro tinv snd
tasselosB. Ii tloy arc to become GOOD. tho trees
must be grated, trimmed, CAROL for,-and al
this In labnr.n
"Dn thoy uraft grain. too 2" asked paul'a 1tttle
brother.
HNo." "ths toacbor ropIict, abut tho luud IL
p!oycI, il COVERED With manure, and Is soved
with selected goods. psoplo labor on q {ield ID
different uayn, too, In order that tho sarn Of
gran nav bo lie anil tho kernelH lnreo.-no that.
iually. thero nav bo solnothIng with which 10
make broad for eyorybody. ifiahor rns not AZ
pondud upon land, aon,o wrceched littio oars Of
grain might pcrhaps grow, but novor in sufficient
.siuantittoa 10 Huppfy ii psopie rfth food"
"Thou, said Totur, ac!othty, housoa books,