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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

Power OF A LlTrLE CHILD.-Rccent-
" two men engaged in an angry dispute
on the street, during which one shook
his fist beneath the others nose and ap-
reared to have worked himself into 81
fever Of passion. just then little girl,
almost an infant, who had been going By
but stopped, apparently paralyzed by the
mans fury, moved quite close to him,
and looking up into his face, inquired {;
"Wha. makes you SO trOss, Mister ?'
1t was SO unexpected that the man evil
IDENTIFY felt a complete revolution of feel
ing. Gradually his counteuance cleared,
and finally was lit up with a smile as he
patled the little peacemaker's head and
remarked, as be moved away, Ignoring
the other man altogether: II guess
you're right, liltle pet"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24
DIR. j. F. GRADY,

DENTAL AND MEDICAL GRADUATE,
GSs. Has returned 10 Weavcrvillo and re-
tGft5XA sumed the practice OF DEN iLH HIHl.
Special attention paid to inc trea.ment OF
Sensitive Teeth.
OFEECE:-In tho Thoater Building up
stairs. 5j-ti.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

A SrlBIT WEDpING.-The extreme
belief in naturalization seems to have
been reached in the case Of the spirit
wedding in Indiana, which is thus de-
scribed:
A Vermont judge recently met the
spirit ofhis departed wife in back room
in Terre Haute. The air was filled with
the melody of small music box. Sud
denly the door of the cabinet opened and
an angelic figure, arrayed in n complete
bridal costume, indescribably beautiful,
appeared before the circle. The veil,
which appeared like a Aeecy vapor, en-
circled her brow, and being caught at the
temples, fell in graceful folds, almost en-
veloping her entire form. The judge,
who had received spiritual intelligence OF
what was about to occur, at once recog-
nized his departed wife, approached her
with a0ectiorate greeting, placed in her
hand q boquet Of raro flowers, and
imprinting upon her lips a kiss.
"Aro you ready ?" inquired The doc
tor.
"Nye are" responded the judge.
A justice then stepped upon the ros-
trum, and joining the hands of the coup.
le, in the name Of the great overruling
power united the mortal to the immortal.
Vows Of eternal constancy and fidelity
were exchanged, and pledges Of love
made anew. AT the close of the ceremo-
ny the bride received the congratulations
Of the company present, then slowly re-
cedod. AS she crossed tho threshold OF
the cabinet daz1Iing light flooded its
precincts, revealing to the audience a
spirit face of marvellous beauty. Then
the music-box was wound up again.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

\ MICHIGAN man now splits rails by
patent machine. His wife turrs tho
crank while he sits on log and bosses
the job.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

THE Bishop Of Lonsdale's directions
for the way to Heaven "Gou havo
only to turn to the right and go straight
furNAld.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24

A WISCONSIN lumborman offers $50
in cash for "a rafting good wife one
who is not too high no el to grow 'st
ON bean soup
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24
TRINITY COUNTY.
OFFICIAL RERECTORY:
COURT TERMS:

District Court-Second Monday in April,
August and December.
County COurt-First Monday in anu
airy, March, May, July, September and NO
yember.
Probate Court-(Same as County Court.)
Hoard of SupervisOrs--Firs Monday
February, May, August and November.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-02-24
STeekly Crjnity 9ournal.
OUR AGENTS
WeayorYille, February "a, l877
BUSINESS NOTICE.

All communications pertaining to the Bust
ness or Editorial management of the JOURNAL
shopld DO addressed to c. w. CRAIG, " TRN-
TIT Journal" Wcaverville, Cal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12

For purifying your blood, and restoring the
liver to healthy action. use preparation OF
Sarsaparlla, Dandelion anu Iodide Potassium,
all Physicians recommend it. For weakness,
Indigestion and debilitated systen1.it will be
found beneficial. Sold at Seitzs Drug Store.
The only pill prepared for the bilious dis
eases of this climate is Browns Liver Pills, II
dealers in medicine say that no pill sold gives
as much satisfaction as Brown for head ache
and bilious affections. Sold by Oscar Seitz :.
Druggist.
Every body should know that arnica proper
ly prepared as in Browns Arnica Liniment
and Salve has no equal for removing infama-
ton. II yOu have a sprain, swelling, old sore,
or local diseases. one of Browns arnica pre-
paratiOns will cure you. Sold by Oscar Seitz
Druggist.
The great remedy for all bowel complaints
is Browns Extract, Blackberry and Ginger.
This preparation is well known as the sure and
safe remedy for Diarrhpa and Dyscntery
Sold by Oscar Seitz, Druggist.
All ladies who desire to look well should use
Partisan Lily Balm. 1t removes pimples, tan
and roughness Of the skin. making it soft and
fair. Sold by Oscar SeitZ Druggist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
For the Black Hills,

And the recently discovered gold mines in the Biz
Horn Mountains:-Cio b. the way Of Denver, Chey-
enne and the great KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY Re-
member, DENVER and cheyenne Il re the principal out
sitting points for the mnes and the SAFEST MOST DI-
RECT and MOST FREQUENTLY TRAVELLED route TO CUSTER
CITY, DEADwooD and the Big Hora country, is via
Cheyenne and Fort Laramie.
FOR THE SAN JUAN MINES,
Take the KANSAS Pacific RAILwAY.for DENVER, where
close connections made with the Denver and Rio
Grandc Railway for Colorado Springs, Pueblo, I'll
Moro, DEL NoRTE, LAKE CITY, sILvERroS. and all
points in the San Juan country BY taking this old
favorite line you can stop in Denver and visit
the OH established mines and smelling works in It's
vicinity, an advantage everyone interested in mining
can readily appreciate.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS through 10 Denver without
change Lowest rates to all points. Maps, circulars.
sc, giving full information, checrfully furnished by
addressing GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT. KANSAS Pa
CItIC RAILWAY, Kansas City, Mo.
The KANSAS PACIFIC is also the most direct freight
route 10 all the points referred 10 above. Lowest
rates and best time both east and bound
teed Call upon or address JOIN MUIR, Acting Cen
eral Freight Agent, Kansas City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12

NyHIS AGREEMENT. ms1e this 5th day of July
Il is17, between Joel Thomas, OF the frat part and
Henry Ler. of the second part, witnesseth. That
said party OF THE first part hereby sgrees to produce
the Hor-e Bay Billy AZ Oak Dale Park track on
urday the eth day OF July, Isl at o'clock y. m
said day and have said horse driven in against
the pacing Horse Bald Hornet, for one Hundred Dol
lars (4l00) q side. on the following conditions:
Both horses to be driven TO harness and 10 rule.
Drivers to be at option of beters. The be
by the horse winning three of five heats one mile
each. The judges OF said to be chosen follows
One judge b. each of said contracting parties and the
third 10 be chosen BY the two judges chosen by the
said parties said horse Bay Billy To 70 ON trot
throughout said race, and said Bald Hornet prce
throughout said race And II IS HEREBY by said party
OF the second part agreed in consideration OF the
enaI Is and agreements OF said first party produce
and drive or have driven in said said horse Bald
Hornet at the time and place and upon the conditions
aforesaid and 1t hereby muluy agreed between said
parties that upon the signing of this instrument each
holder, 10 be chosen by said parties 5000 OF the said
500 60 se and that each OF said parties shall put
the hands OF said stakeholder $50 90 before clock
July 9th, 1871 and that II either of said parties
shall fan To put up the said sam Aforesaid said
party go failing 10 put up said money shall forfeit the
sum oil BOO 90 first put to the other party thereto
And both parties hereto agree that upon putting
said money in the hands OF said holder they rellna
all right and claim thereto until the shall be a-
judged TO one or the other party By said Judges a.
aforesaid anG said stakeholder shall pay said money
10 either of said parties upon lhe written order said
lsigned.I JOEL THOMAS,
LEiR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12

1t looked awful black in the Northwest-as
it often does in Kansas. In fact il seemed as if
the Storm King were ON the point of spelling
the whole face of nature. couple sat re.
garding this tempestuous display with fear.
The young lady's cheek was blanched. The
young man (as was his bounden duty threw
his protecting care about her In the shape Of
two shapely arms, the came as would a father
care for his child when danger was near. The
bianched cheek OF the fair maiden Immediately
became suffused with faint sun set hue, and
she received his gentle protection as if all
danger had passed and the harbor OF safety
reached. The storm advanced with celebrity.
The clouds grew blacker. Frightened birds
sought shelter. A sudden, ominous calm and
then came the crash. as if twenty worlds had
collided and gone to atoms. The fellow look
ed no when the noise was noisiest and the
rain drops falling fast, and said ''My
golly, believe it Is going to rain" do you
really think so:" said she:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
Road Notice.

4 PETITION having been presented by z
n Drake, o. Hubbard and others, Tor the location
OF pubic rOsd, IN as iOilOws- t0-Sti-
OcInnenclng 1t the soul-wes, corner Of section p,
township u south. range vest r. " fhepoe nm
ming west on the section linz 10 Tire ksasas Pacific
Railway
Now therefore. eli persons Interested viii take
tee that VI. Nash. Charles Cooler ant Richard
Duny have beer APPOINTED vewers. and VIII proceed
10 view said road
Friday, re f7ti dry Of Asezst 4, D. 1877.
The day thereafter, and viii give to al parties
hearing
BY order OF the Boar, Of Coaa;y C>rnasss oncss Of
saline cUuntv. kAnsss
JOHN ANDERSON.
f.oanty Clerk.
By J ". GRrElrr. DeYuty CIV
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
FOR THE SAN JUAN MINES,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sealed Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by the
- School Board OF District No 2, Saline county
Kansas, until u O'Clock, Wednesday, July 18th,
for the following work, VIZ
Frst-For the completion OF the third story OF the
School building in school District No, .
seeoad-For the erection OF two Brick Privies.
Third-FOr the erection Of a Fence HrOCHd the
School Park,
The plans and Specifications fo- each Of said jobs
On file At the Office OF 3. j = Hanna, salns, ami
may be seen application Separate bsis will be re-
CURED Tor each OF SAID three Jobs.
The Board reserve tie night 70 reject any and all
bids.
c z FAULKNER,
ile r. lisfrtcf No
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
Try our Coffee and Teas.
J. G. RASH & Son.


Quite general rain storm prevailed in this
section last Sunday night. TWAS accompanied
by wind which was severe in some places. In
this immediate vicinity no damage was done.
The corn and other spring grain was in need
of rain and was thus greatly benefited. Ii
has been of lnestimable benefit to spring wheat
and late corn The wind amounted to gale
northwest of town and wheat standing on
the ground, and in the shock. was badlyidam-
aged in some localities. We hear OF STRAW
stables being Frustrated and insecure houses
moved from their foundations. A school house
in the Saline Valley, north OF town, was moved
some six inches on its foundation. The farm
house once owned by o. p. Hamilton, north
of town, now occupied by MFR. Kelley. lost
portion of its roof. Panes Of glass were brok-
en- ia some houses. Had the storm been a
a little more powerful 1t would have played
sad havoc throughout the Valley.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
Salina Market.

Frank Gcodnow & Co, report the following:
Whest-Red winter, No 2, 81 30 per bu.; No 81 10
No Al on white winter, No =, 20; No ) ! Is;
MOI ) l 90 Spring S0G9O.
BARLEY. 20GD2jc per bu.
Oats, 20G2Jc per bu
Rye, 25c. per bu.
Corn-Ear 25c. per bu siielled. &c.
Corrected by II. 7 Watson dealer in Grocorie
ProvI:ions and Queenswgre, 9o Santa Fe avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12

4 PETITION having bcca presented hv Robert
N Crawford, Daaiei T HoTkfas Asd oshsrs. Cor Ess
30 Atloa 81 Paelic Rad 70 run a. fosioxs tesfs
CoEfiEn-nctng AZ tie c0rTh-eass corner % ~ noys
Wet quarter section n, township Is socsh rsn-,
80 = e. rEaagRg shsrc< s1uks 10 IA sec.ssz
me mir. q fh~ northeast oorzer % the 1oTr est
aa.rssr s1oftos - tc~nsasY ie seem, rz-Se go
Now t1srrtcrs. al Fer~e1s f-.srrstssi VII tske -
Ioe tn.t " II SyersTy. Jotrs-s&a Weaver 9.d
kntsEf Nufr hAv. h-~n appointed vs.we-s ard vii
IEOosed 10 vlcs szid rad
Hsas>sSey, GaS stA dsy 81 .ssrzsf. Il. n, fs-7.
10 a h-arir<
By or'1sr OF he Rsari Il osanfy ConzansoneTs %
Saline coGufy. kxssss.
JOHN ANDERSON
fo1s.y Cissk
FeE } y G,<rLrT psFzsy .yss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12

By j. NJ. GREKLlY, Deputy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12

traction or seli-propelling engine could have
to prove its warrant. was In climbing the An
derson hill east of town, Tuesday evening.
Attached TO the engine was wagon loaded
with coal and several barrels of water With
eighty pounds of steam on, the engine climbed
the hill with perfect ease, pushing the guiding
team ahead OF IL. A number Of towns people
were out to witness the trial The engine was
manufactured by c. & G. Cooper. at Mt. Yer
non, ..Ohio. and was sold TO the Messrs. Hawkes.
kingman & Co. by Briggs & Gebhart. The j.
|. Case & Co. separator is the largest ever
brought to the State. forty inch cylinder. and
capable of threshing between 1000 and 1900
bushels per day.
The agricultural editor down street seems
to be getting over his anger-convinced that
he has made a terrible fool of himself He i. not
near the giant he expected to make of himself
in controversy. His conceit has been con-
quered. lie comes TO the conclusion that il
takes more than ordinary ten-cent brains to
conduct a newspaper; therefore he must quit
Instead Of becoming the greatest. living hu-
morlst, as he fondly fancied he would be in
the near future, he is one OF those dimInutiye
wits who do not even make children laugh.
II David only knew how bored the Journal
lads" became at publishing his illusions In
their paper, when David bad no organ. ne
would not refer to the matter now. Yes. the
journal lads" published those illusions. silly
as they were, because they did not desire to
wound poor David's sensitive spirit BY refusal.
People asked Us why vie published such trash
and our answer invariably was that We dill it
to please Dave We feel greatly relieved now
that David has an organ OF bis own. lie can
publish..his gush aud trash 20 the world and we
win not be compelled 10 apologize therefor
30 pitch in Dave. aud pound language, gram
mar and GOOD sense I'll yOu please
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
Road Notice.

A PETITION having been presented by Vim. A.
"A Maxwell Joel Maltby and Others Tor TIE location
OF public road to be run follows, to-vit:
Commencing a. the northwest corner OF the south
west quarter Of the northeast quarter OF section 81
township Ia south, range west r III thence run
ming south on the half section line one and three
quarter miles to the southeast corner or the south
west p NJ
Now, therefore, all persons interested will take no
tice that Angus Haggart. Jacob Donmyer and Evan
der Light have been appointed viewers and VIII pro-
coed 10 view said road
Friday. the 10th day Of august, A. D., 1877
or the day thereafter and will give to all parties
hearing.
BY order of the Bosrd Of County Commissioners OF
Saline county, Kansas.
JOHN ANDERSON,
County Clerk.
By j. NJ. GREzrIY, Deputy. 23-lw
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
Road Notice.

By in. Gsr11rr. petuty
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-07-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Road Notice.

A PETITION having been presented by W. \.
n Gshan. q. W. Gentry and others for the location
OF public road, to run follows, to-wH:
Commencing AZ the northeast corner OF section J..
township ~ south range west z NJ thence running
due south on the section line the southeast corner
of section TO- township fs south range west L. NJ
Now, therefore, all persons interested VIII take no.
tce that Vim. McCorrnac, Joseph Shelton and James
Potts have been appointed viewers and will proceed
TO view said road,
Tuesday, the 7h day Of august, A. d., 1871,
the day thereafter, and Will give TO all parties
bearing
By order Of the Board of County Commissioners OF
Saline county, Kansas.
JOHN ANDERSON,
county Clerk.
PERI NJ Gvryrrv DENNY ZS4u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-25

- A- ~
li&er sRu9e. baflr w. iorsen. bab Fe
'usI&es sstbe, Sd baIte g far cine
tusembbafte banbIuns, einesa oruseu,
i&utIoien @eibe aus ibrsr Noib ~
belfen. beionbets ,p.nn ie Die Gbebdlfte
zines gomeraben ii. Aber ieIbfper-
itdnbli4 ,pirtt 9u ben @ewinn nit NIT
tbeiIen. tuenn i@ Sir in bieier ea@e
beiitebe.
Ser gytuter rei@te benz @auner gun,
3ei&en ieiner 3uitimmuns bic 9aro
unb iebrte in better Greunbi&oft nit
ibm in bas Self ieiuer @enoKen surud.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-25

aommt Ct boIb nod 1auie'?
Sd ,peib es ni9t.
aber 0u tueiBt pielleidt, auf tpel&em
@ese er surudtommt?
Martba i@mies.
9u mibtrauit mir nod INNER. iaste
Corner, aber id tann's Dir nidt per=
oenten. SD ,pollte es nur piTen. UNI
ibm ni&t su beseenen. Nad Dem. mas
swii&en uns porsefallen 1T, rpirt 0u
IS besreiFi@ finben, ,penn i'd ibm aus.
,awei&en tuini&e; benz, an cine Der.
l0bnuns 1T ni&t Iei@t 5u benten, OBJ
wobl lie mid slidli9 MAIDEN tpirbe.
amen Corner, rief Martba, i'd
fir&te. 0u ipielit elm faIi4ss Spiel.
Wie io1 i'd Oein 4enebmen po, Dor:
bin nit Deinem ietisen in lleberein.
thinning brinsen?
Wein 8enebmen BON porbin? tuie<
|oerbolte Corner. @lrbet Du mir
|bierbcr sefoIst iein, ,uenn i'd Sir ni&t
sebrobt bdtte2 ID mubte au bieiem
MitteI sreifen. benn in Der Ndbs Der
Jarm tonnte i'd obne @efabr. BON Sci.
men 2euten enthedt au neroen. niat nit
Dir iteben bleiben, laaf meme gntbe~
dung 1T .aber ME auf bic zines isben
lentlprunsenen StrdFin9s cine Belob,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-25

L III IT, 1ZS/
oab man unlere 3uiammenfunft Be.
merle. JoIse mir!
Mobin? rief Martba entiebt.
@obin es mir beliebt. erwieberte Der
Robe. Bin id ni&t Dein Mann
9u millit mid ermor6en!
Was hattie i'd bapon? Wenn id
Dein 2eben uolte, 10 t0nnte i'd Dir's
lier ebenio gut nsbmen aIs auberswo .
Rein, nein, 9u biit mir lebcnb nibli.
fer als tobt.
Sd gebe ni&t aus Dem 8erei&e ber
5arr,, rief Martba id bin nur bier in
5;@erbeit 49,. i'd
Ser Deportirte ipannte feline 6linte,
lnb Martba's Dorte erfiarben auf ibren
olei&en 2ippsn.
Du tpeibt, bob i'd ui&t i&erse, iaste
Corner NIT bosbaitem 3obne. Du
|tsnnit ia meinen 9umor 49,. llnb nun
~oor,pdrts fiSte ct bin,u, inbem Ct auf
|tin tleines @eb6l3 beutete. ,uo CT ii4
Iuor ben Bliden aus Der Jarm TIDE.
bislt, sebe mir poraus, unb wenn Du
tug bif. 70 oeriu@e ni&ts sesen einsn
8trspeifeIten.:
Martba stbor@ts. <sa
1aIt, rief Corner, ais lie ben Y!at
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-09-12

Matilda Fletcher thus describes a
farmers wife, who is not only beau
tiful and wise, but possesses several
cardinal virtues in addition:
"The most beautiful woman have
ever known was a farmers wife who
attending to the household duties Of a
family of four, and also assisting in
gardening and the light farm work,
and yet 1 never saw her hands rough
and red; never saw even a freckle
on her nose. Impossible, you say
how did she manage? l never ask.
ed her, bat she did have some envi-
GUS neighbOrs, who went slouching
along with red, scaly hands, sun
burnt faces, and their hair matted
with dust and oil, who let me into
the dreadful secret. They informed
me with an ominous shake Of the
head, that she was the proudest
mink that ever lived; that she act
ually wore India-rubber gloves when
she used the broom and scrubbing-
brush and always when she worked
outdoors that she had a bonnet
made Of oil silk, completely cover
ing her head, face and neck, leaving
only apartures for seeing and breath
ing thus securing perfect freedom
from the sur, wind and dust. Did
you ever hear of such depravity !?
She also fastened her dish cloth to
q stick, SO that she need not put her
hands into hot water, For the same
reason she accomplished her laundry
work with a machine and wringer.
And then to see her in the afternoon
trieked out in fashionable dress,
with bright colored ribbons at her
throat and rose in her hair enter
tanning in the parlOr as though she
was the greatest lady in the land,
was more than their patience could
endure. And her husband? He had
such satisfied expressions that it
was perfect aggrSvation to ordina-
ry people to look at him. He deserv-
ed to be happy, because he encour-
aged and helped her to cultivate
beauty in herself. her family and
her home and don't know but her
success principally belonged to him,
because he bought all the new inven-
tions that could tighten her Iabors,
and all the delicate and pretty things
she needed to adorn her home, and
when she was sick he wouldn't let
her touch work until she was we'll
and strong
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-09-12
Labor and CAPITAL.

Labor is the great substantial in.
terest on which the prosperity OF
society rests. Indeed, any scheme
of political economy which does not
put its faith in labor, next to that of
God, has yet to learn the fundamen-
tai basis Of all equitable power.
There is something noble aud sacred
about industrious labor, and we
have unlimited belief in the man
who really and earnestly works.
The idea that it wears us out is a
great error it only polishes off the
rust, that would otherwise corrode
us, body and soul. Water that re-
mains torpid soon becoms poisonous;
it is the running limpid stream that
purifies itself. 1t is not work, but
worry, which wears US out; consist
ent industry is not wear, it is life.
Labor has made for man just that
difference which exists between bar
barism and civilization it has chang
ed forests and arid wastes into pro-
ductive and smiling fields; the rude
cabin into the palatial residence;
has covered the globe with cities
and the sea with ships it has given
birth TO enlightment to replace ig-
nOrance and barbarism and has pro-
duced plenty in place of nakedness
and want. These are some of the
material benefits that have resulted
from the great talisman of labor.
What would the splendid concep-
tions Of genius amount to but for
the glorious ability of the hands to
consummate? 1t is this cunning
virtue Of the hands which makes the
power of skilled labor that teaches
capital how useless it is without its
aid informs genius how dependent
it must be without hammer and
chisel, and all organizations and all
great purposes upon what results
finally depend. That class of the
commenity, therefore, who put into
their lives the real vigor of activity |
and human toll. are the positive men
and women of the world, who add
constantly to its wealth comfort and !
consequence,
Scheming men are often found |
endeayoring to influence the labor
ing classes against capital, exhaust
ing all manner of arguments in the
struggle to make one the euep- Of
the other when in fact .wo ,yroc-
''o "a IL Ian be adduced which
.urally closer allies than labor
and capital. One is the sinews, the
other is the motive power; one the
throbbing heart, the other but the
life.giving circulation which keeps
all parts in consonance with the
great whole. Antagonist, of course
begets a corresponding spirit, and
where leaders, actuated by sinister
motives, have been able to array the