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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05

MEMPHIS THEATER - Tonight and to-
morrow night Dalfe's charming opera
entitled The Bohemian Girl, which has
been under rehearsal so long, will be
presented BY q full troupe of amateurs,
comprising the vocalists and most skill.
full musicians Of Memphis, The talent
Of the ladies aud gentlemen who take
part in this opera, and the great care
which they have taken with the piece,
give assurances that it will be presented
in such q manner as to command the
admiration of the large and fashionable
audiences that will be present. But few
seats remain unsold for either night SO
great has been the desire to witness aud
hear the amateurs 10 the opera, The
opera will be superbly mounted and will
be presented with proper scenic effect.
The choruses will be strong aud the bal
let will be most attractive. The orches.
trail music will be up to the highest
standard. On alternate evenings Misses
Magevney and Collins will take the role
of airline" lin the order giveu), and
Misses Harmon and jones that oil
Queen of the Gipsies." The rest Of
the east is as follows:
Cnnnk Arnhaim Mr. John I.a0lar
Thsddeus Ia pro scribed Pole Mr.. Geo. Castner
Florestein (the counts
nephew ---a.~-~-:.. Mr.. W. Warren, il
Devilshoof (ehief Of gipsies) Mr.. N. Petersen
gspta n OF the Guard-...~...-~.~..Mr. Steele
Vmcer. MI. Crook
Airline ida tighter OF the cnunt, asa
little child -...... Miss Blanca Nora Czapski
Buda cher attendant- ......~".Miss }. Hunter
Observation-Disclosures night next
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose & Vests negro
miustrels begin an engagement at the
Memphis Theater. OF this troupe moth.
ing too e%xtravagant can be said. Barlow
is acknowledged to be the best negro
minstrel in America; Wilson is popular
and a talented artist; Primrose and West
are f~avorably known in Memphis. The
minstrels will present new songs, dances.
specially acts, negro comicalities, etc.
The instrumental and vocal exercises are
spoken Of highly by our exchanges. Re
served seats can be secured at Hollen.
berg's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
Elegant JsweIry for Sale.

The %jewelry house Of Lloyd & Fritz, on
the corner of Main and Court streets,
contains a splendid stock of rare goods
at present, The elegant jewelry, wed.
ding goods for presents, holiday goods,
etc, attract general attention. Those
intending to marry, aud their friends,
will find at this establishment hundreds
Of little articles most suitable for pres
ents. In the line of holiday goods a fine
assortment a be found on exhibition
and for sale.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.
MEMPHIS,

The Public Ledger az Five Cents.
The PUBLIC LEDGER will be supplied
on all trains and at all stations on the
following railways, at FIVE CENTS per
copy. by the agents of the Southern
Railway News Company, viz:
Memphis and Louisville railway.
Memphis and Little Rock railway.
South and North Alabama railway.
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
railway.
Memphis and Charleston railway.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE AND
AND MEMPHIS RAILWAYS.
Mr.. John Epperson, or employees, will
supply the PUBLIC LEDGER at five cents
on the above named railways.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
New shnYinr saloon.

Joseph Lory, the we'll known barber
aud hair-dresser, has removed from his
old location, under the Worsham House,
to Gaston's hotel and restaurant, on
South Court street, opposite Court
Square, where he has fitted up an ele.
CANT room for hair-dressing, shaving,
dyeing and shampooing. Lery employs
none but competent workmen in his es-
adjustment. Visitors a be supplied
with hot, tepid or cold baths, and every
convenience will be supplied.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
HAVE o SEEN
GROCERI Es,
egg Main Street, 36t
Bench shows and Field Trials.

The dog men of this city will admire
the following taken from the Turf, Field
and Farm:
This trial of dogs upon birds is much
more satisfactory than bench shows, and
in fact often goes to reverse the decision
of the latter, because dogs that appear
we'll in holiday garb do not always stand
competitive test with less handsome but
more meritorious animals. The pen.and.
ink swell sportsman, the man who owns
q dozen expensive breech leaders that be
plays with indoors but never sights over
the field, who purchases a swell library
which he has not the mental energy to
study, may prefer theoretical dogs with a
given number Of hairs on the tail tins
and a regulation shape Of noses. It is
quite immaterial to the real sportsman
whether a dog wears his front hair parted
in the middle or looks uugainly and IN.
tidy so long as the animal is we'll broken
and proves to be an honest, reliable
worker.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
Beer o Robbed.

Last night at Jacks saloon, in the
Webster block, Main street, between
Adams and Washington, a thief entered,
and while the bar.keepers we're attending
to the wants of some customers in the
rear part of the hail, the thief managed
to tap the money drawer behind the bar
and carry off four or five watches and
about five dollars 10 money. So adroiily
was the robbery performed hat not the
slightest trace of the thief can be discov.
cred. The police are on the track of the
thief, and may possibly succeed in arrest.
ing him after a while-when some ne.
gre. capper" for the detectives gives him
away. nrrH
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05

MRS. Hawks I0sptPRuoani Lscfars.
To the Editor of the Leagert
A large and very intelligent audience
greeted Mrs. Hawks last night at Har.
monial Hall to listen to her fifth and last
ihspirational lecture. A number of sub
Jecis we're chosen by those present before
Mrs. Hawks made her Appearance in the
hall, two o. which we're selected hy her
or for her. The first vas, We do believe
that spirits return 10 this world, but
that they are Of the devl," and the other
a request to hear description of shirt
land. The former wa the Initiative or
opening subject, which she handled in
such a mastery, eloquent and sublime
manner as to convince almost any
reasonable and uRpreiudiced person that
good as well as bad spirits return, and
that all make themselves felt, il not seen.
1t the person who made this assertion
was not convinced as to the utter fallacy
that only spirits Of the devil return to
this earth, then | am free to say he is lost
to all reason. "a description of spirit
land" eclipsed anything | ever heard.
That large audlence-and many non-be-
levers were present-was entranced and
bent forward to catch every word aud
thought, following her in amazsment Of
the lovely description OF paradise, where
she painted in vivid colors the beautiful
lawns, the silvery brooks, the little chill.
dren skipping about in childish glee and
perfect happiness, and where those loved
departed ones are %joyonsly receiving
and welcoming the wearied spirits of a
mother, father, brother or sister, and all
is happiness and joy. The description
WAS grand and truly sublime, and at its
close the audience %involuotarily burqt
forth in raptures of applause. Mrs H.
goes hence TO Shreveport and New Or.
leans, and will return to Memphis in a
few weeks. A CONVERT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
beVere AccIdanf.

Last evening at the Charleston rail
road depot Wm. Mahoney, aged eighteen
years, attempted to get on the incoming
passenger train while it was in motion.
He slipped and fell, and had his left arm
badly crushed and broken near the elbow.
His physicians believe that amputation
will be unnecessary, and that the wound.
ed arm can be saved.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
Fresh meats Of all kinds at
a. Seessel's market, 1874 Main.
Aot
Police Court.

This morning Recorder Duff disposed
Of the following cases: Dan Woodruff,
(blacb), Geo. Powers and John Ayers
(white), disorderly, fined S. each; I. W.
Green (white), doing business without
license, fined So; Albert Bovles ~(blsck).
F j. Bannon, l.. Coleash, A. B. Crane,
Lou Selby, James Black (white), drunk,
fued IS each; Mollie Johnson (black)
assault, discharged; Jas. Scully (white)
ined $40; Barney Smith (white),
drunk. fined $40; James 0'Hara (white)
drunk. forfeit S..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
Arhilrniinn Conr1.

To-day the following decisions were
rendered: Rafferty, Va. City Of Memphis,
Manning VS.. same, Murphy VS.. Tigh, re-
yersed; Jehle VS.. Jehle, Williams vs..
Clinch, Anderson VS.. Hunt, Pitman VS..
Hunt, affirmed; Payne VS., Dunkers,
affirmed as to Dunkers, but reversed as
to Myers. The case of Groomes VS..
Theme was Oh hearing this afternoon.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
A RcaIpIng mnchmnp.

A German complained at the police
office to-day that at the Little Rock rail.
road depot early this morning the negro
driver Of hack No. 20 agreed to carry
him to a clearinghouse for Fifty cents,
and aiterward made him pay one dollar.
The scalper was arrested on a warrant.
and should be punished to the extent Of
the Law,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
A AugKeslion to rhe PolIcr

The Memphis police authorities, in
view of the many robberies taking place,
should follow the example Of their Lou
isville brethren by arresting and driving
from the city the gang of thieves, dead
beats, confidence men and gambling
house ropers who infest the city at pres
ent. AT Louisville such vagrants and
felons are sent TO the w~ork.house. We
believe it now requires an order from the
commissioners to make the peelers en-
force the ordinances.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
Hnll rIamtnR.

Messrs. R. G. Craig & Co., of Mem.
phis, Tenn, have just finished blowing
in a large crop of pea vines. This field
was SOW last November in Red Oats.
A large yield was made and harvested
in June following; Immediately the oat
stubbles we're plowed mp, with ~one.herse
Brinley turning plows, and the ground
in Cow Peas, broadcast and rolled.
In a very lew days the growth Of peas
showed a splendid stand, and by the
middle of October the peas had made
great growth of vines. A portion wss
saved for hay and the remainder was
turned under with a Brinley Prairie Plow
with land side cutter. Messrs. Craig &
Co. inform us the Brinley pillow has made
a great revolution in plowing q I'D crop
ping. dkw
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05

Last Friday evening Edward L. Sebas-
ian, son of the late Senator Sebastian,
of Arkansas, wa drowned in tue Missis-
sippi river, opposite Horn Lake, Mr.,
Sebastian left Memphis last Friday even
ing on board the steamer Batesville,
which boat grounded at the point above
mentioned. Mr., Sebastian embarked on
a dug-out which be had for shooting on
the lake, and while attempting to gain
the shore the dug-out overturned and Mr..
Sebastian was drowned.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
New Pnhmaartonn.

That GIRL OF MINE, by the author of THAT
Lover Of Mine" Published by T.. B. Peter
son 4 Brothers, 306 Chestnut street, Phila-
delPhia. Penn. Price, 50 cents. For sale by
all booksellers.
The above work has just been pub
lished, and it will be found to be one of
the most brilliant society novels issued
for years, being a true story of Mabel's
hirtations during a winter passed by her
IN the best and most fashionable society
in Washington.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05

Wiggin, BIS Main street, has
just returned from the East,
and is receiving daily by ex-
press the finest stock of Hats,
Caps, etc, ever brought 10
this city. Don't fail 10 call
and sec the low prices. BIS
Main street. 35t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
NO HUMRUGl

The finest beer in the city
from Phil. Best Brewing Co.,
Milwaukee-aRd the finest of
Norfolk oysters are 10 be lad
ut O. Quentel d. Sons, 500
Main street. 56t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
o OYSTER PARLOR
The Ladies' Resort,
Opposite Court Square.

Go TO the Memphis Iron Works, L. T.
Risk & Co., 299 Court street, for all kinds
of castings, machinery, repairing and
reftdng. Orders may be left at 800
Main street. 4s.t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
Mntn fnr Am MaIt.

The new stock Of fashionable hats re-
ceived by Leidy & Co, on Main street,
opposite Court Square, is creating a sem
sation. The hats are sold at wonderfully
low nrioes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
Lnat Chnnce.

Louisiana State Lottery drawing
takes place tomorrow, November 9th.
For full information see advertisement
or apply to No. G West Court street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05

In the LEDGER job Office can be found
competent, skillful and tasteful printers,
who can give entire satisfaction in the
display of any job Of printing. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
Rock River Dairy Butter,
salmon, Red Snappers,
BeeIfOOt Lake Perch,
HI. SeesseI, sr., 81 Son,
Cor. Jefferson and Second. SGT

The most complete stock of furniture,
carpets, oil cloths, shades and lace cur
tains at Bryson & Camps ever shown in
the city. Prices as low as the lowest.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05

The type, material and workmen Of
the LEDGER job Office are as good as the
best, and hence we guarantee 6rgt-class
work and full satisfaction to our patrons.
1924
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
Bottled cream ale and lager
beer for family use, a special.
~ at 2 Lords a. Diehrs,
33t 2O2 Front street.

The following is from the lady man.
ayers of the Methodist festival held at
344 Main street a few weeks ago;
Having tested the Alligator cook stove
during our late festival, and being &C
quainted With its merits, we take pleas.
ure in recommending it as tho very best
of cook stoves.
Mrs. P. M. STANLEY,
Mrs M. d Creek,
MRS. W. @. ScHwALMEYER,
L. H. ESTES, JR.
These stoves can be found only at
John B. Ferds, 2l4 Main street, and 1913
Poplar. 54t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05

New raisinS, new prunes,
new currants, AtmOre's mimce
meat at @. IL. Ryan 81 Co.'s,
342 Main street. 55t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05
FOR RENT.

A TW0.STORY brick, 7 rooms. 2SSk Her
IA nando street. Apply next door, OF to
52.57 JAMES ROPER. 1872 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-11-05

MO, 6S Linden street. newly repaired. Rent
Bt CHAS. N. ERICH.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-02
BILLIGA TIDNINGAR.

For att bereda landsmannen tllfalle att ia
lasa CODA och nythga tidningar till EFT pris
som ligger inom hvars och ems tormaga, hat
va vi traffat ofverenskommelse med tire af
Westerns basta veckotidningar att lemna
endera at desse jemte deras yardefulla pre-
mier tillika med MINNESOTA STATS TDNNa
tor det billiga priset af ss.1O for ett al, nem-
ligen:
CAMILLA OCH NYA HEMLANDET
jemte dess premium: FoRERrA SrATERHAs
HIsroR1A af job. "A. Enander, ,4:de defen,
(utkommer under loppet af aretl. .... -.
= NYA VERLDEN med dess premium,
den vackra tafan ofver sjostriden emellan
MONITOR OCH MERR1MAcK. .t.
ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS, ZEN
gelsk), med dess premium, En- SToR FaRe-
IAaD KARrA (fastad pa duk och rullar) Diver
staten Minnesota.
0fverenskommelsen CALLER naturlgtvis en-
.5dast for nya aPrenumeranter bada no-
nningarne, och maste fulla priset, 1910, i
hvarje fall medf6lja. F.
OBS. Enligt landets gallande' ''club'' reg
lor, fordras hvarje fall nya prenume-
ranter tor bada tidningarne, men vi hoppas
att vara aldre helars- prenumeranter som
onska begagna sig af "club"- "-priserna, latt
nog kunna fnna en- my prenumerant till
TATs-TDN1NaEN bland sina grammar och be-
kanta, for att fnllg0ra reglens fordringa.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-02

ssstora lexikon-o -ord' lanta fran lati-
net, och 'belasta sin still med fyll-
ningsord sa smaklosa som de trasiga
grannlater som faddra kring en- fall
len skonhet.. High polite ar deras
favorit-stil och den gamla CODA spar
tanska regeln att kalla en- spade spa
de f0rakta de helt och hallet. De-
ras stora receipt for en- elegant och
kraftig still al att gifva de NEST van
iga ting de ovanligaste namn. Och.
f0rutsatt att ordet al mangstafvigt,
fraga de f0ga efter ON det ar pas
sande eller Ell.
Det ar en- sanning, att de ord som
ut0fva den st0rsta makt babe i lif-
vet och litteraturen aro dessa sma,
enstafviga ord, hvilka en- hal1ard ta-
lare eller litterator sa hjertligt for
aktar. ALA passionerade uttryck
-sjalens utgjutelser da den ar r0rd
i djupet-aro vanligen enstafviga.
De aro pulsslagen, ia, sjelfva hjer-
mans r6relser synliggjorda i ord.
VILLAIN gor sina jatte-segrar-st0tar i
sma enstafvelser, d0mande mellan
ratt och oratt.
I pr0fningens timme, vid valur-
nan. i sessiOnsrummet, j lifVetS kri-
tiska ogonblick-huru maktiga for
godt eller ondt aro icke de sma en-.
stafviga orden: ia och nej!
ia ar den Olympiska bifallsvin-
ken som fyller himlen med ambro.
sia och ljus; mej ar Jupiters askslag,
som skakar himlen och f0rm0rkar
Gudarnes ansigten. ia: hur det
brutna yttrandet darrar fran fran
hickans lappar, tonstafvelsen till en-
sang, som endast hennes hjerta for
star att sjunga; hur det aterskallar
den tvihande alskarens hanryckta
pulsar, och 6ppnar Paradisets por-
tar for det kungliga intradet af den
triumferande segerherren,. karlek.
Nej-gerna kunde Miles Standish
saga att han Ell kunde ha]la eld mot
ett nej ON det kom direkt fran en-
qvinnas nun; hvilken kapten, Of
verste eller riddare kan? Nej az
VILLAINS ointagliga fastning-dess
Malakoff, dess brOstvarn och batte-
rier, det az ett stort, val bevakadt
torn mot ALA frestelser.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-02

= ; =
Ere arhete kan fas pa ett annat stale,
och utan att f6rsakra sig ON Diet
nya, gar han ifran det gamla och star
der alter utan arbete. Pa det viset
kan man fortsatta sin vandring och
skall s.kert icke finna mango. som
icke sjtlfye fijrskylla att de intrt ar-
bette "a.
Denna feghet, mar Diet CALLER ar
bette, ar dess varre starkt tilltagan.
de bland .vart folk; f0ljderna skola
shart visa sig. Sa lange CODA tider
och h6ga arbetsl6ner AFRO att parak-
Ma, tycks ALT ga bra; ty mar det fat.
tas arbetskraft kan den, alldeles
SOM spannmalen dyr It'd och hum
gersn6d, hur usel den an az, stiga
oerh0rdt pris. Man sager som sa:
En- arbetare al battre an ingen, och
man tar slit igen af kunderna men
mar kunderna fattas, g0r man sig
ocksa If med arbetarne; ty en- sam
vetsl6s arbetare far alltid en- en- sam
vetsl0s here. Det ar i de CODA IT,
derna arbetarne pr6fvas; ty det al
icke latt att bara medgangens da-
gar. Den uthallighet och raskhet,
for hvilka vart folk fatt uppbara be-
rom, ha pa de senaste aren tyckts
b0rja, minskas, och frammande folk.
slags fyndighet att skapa sig for
tienster, och deras konst att CORA
manga backar sma till en- stor a,
tycks Ell ha kommit i stallet. Tngen
will CORA annat an hvad han ar van
att CORA, ingen anser det vara vardt
att tanka sig ON efter andra arliga
utvagar att pa hvad satt som helst
skatfa sig den f0rtjenst, som m6jli.
gen kan komma, sta derf0r ALA help
l6sa ty hvad hielpa da arbetshus
och fattigvard?
Men den som lart att arbeta, tap
par icke modet. Han vet att arbetet
ar en- outt0mlig rikedomskalla, ON
han an icke kan 0sa ur henne annat
an droppvis. Han fragar icke ON
arbetet passar eller hvaruti det be-,
star eller hvad det kastar af sig: ar
han utan arbete, sa CALLER det blott
att fnna sadant. Hvarje 0fvervun-
nen ny svarighet g6r honom stark,
och derf0r kanner sig en- man, som
arbetat sig fran, aldrig kraftl0s
emot de usla tiderna, de elandiga IT,
derna, eller hvad benamning man
will gifva dem. Med profvadt mod
gar: h;in framtiden till mote utan
fruktan ty arbetet adlar och gor
mannen fri-icke ifran arbete, men
ifran arbetsl0shetens, fran dagtJuf-
veriets tarande tankar och fran lat
jams otaliga laster.
(Efter norska 'Eenigmands Blad".)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-02
ten eller bringas till tiggarestafven?
Men dessa ,utom staten boende kor-

ten eller bringas till tiggarestafven?
Men dessa5 ,utom staten boende kor-
porationer aro alltid angelagna att
lara oss att ;vara raddare ON statens
kredit an ON statens valmaga. Dem
ma lara ar min tanke falsk, ty svig-
tar valmagan, So ramlar krediten
som en- naturlig fold"
Fischer. "Det tjenar Ell till nagot
att resonera. Kan nj ej skaffa PEN
gar, sa sander jag ut sheriffen som
1agger< <beslag pa egendomen.'' II
Bonds. stVar god och .bevilja mig
3 dagars anstand, hvarunder jag will
sIappa hela mitt lllla batteri af Of.
vertalningsformaga lost pa hvarje
menniska som ser ut for att ha 800
i kontanter. Har jag under tiden
+misslyckats att skaffa pengar, skall
jag CORA er mitt slsta forslag."
Fischer. ''Far val gora det da, men
inte langre.''
L1rcHF1ELD, den Is JUL, 1877.
Il. C.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-02
Arbetet adlar.

Det ligger nagot afventyrligt i
vart folklynne. I hagen leker alltid
tanken pa att hastigt CORA en- ovan.
tad, stor vinst, att rikta sig genom
Ell slump, att slippa ga den modo-
samma vagen till bergning och val
stand 'steg for steg. Men sagan
var det icke den njutningslystne, af.
undsamme latmasken, som vann pri-
set. Askungen vardt prins, men ef-
ter stort besvar och mycken m0da;
men br0derne, som ingentlng anfqat
vile CORA, all rumla ON och roa sig,
togo Ell sn0plig andalykt. Men vart
CODA folk har gl0mt sagan, och der
for tror man ocksa, att man handlar
bast i 0fverensstammelse med sa-
gans fngervisning genom att sla sig
pa latsidan och glo pa solen eller i
eldbrasan, som askungen gjorde, in
nan hans rata lif b0rjade. Men
hvar man, som arbetat sig fran, vet
mycket val att det ar arbetet, som
adlar, och icke slumpens gunst eller
LATHAM.
Det gifves menniskor-man kan
icke gerna kalla dem man-som ar
beta, sa lange modem DRIVER dem till
det; men ia de nagra styfver ham
dom. da duger det icke langre. Des.
Sc aro tralar och icke frie man. Da
de arbetade, gjorde de Diet som ira
lar, men tralens arbete f0radlar in
gen, derfor att Diet icke ar nagot ar
bette framat, b6rjadt i hopp och Ut
fordt med kraftig villa.
Ar det icke, som jag sagdt, menar
du, att ALA kontrakt. ALT betingsar-
bette, ar ett tvang pa min frihet Un-
derligt nog, der ha vi ju tralen, som
sjelf icke tors villa arleta, utan
standigt maste drifvas till det af
ogonblickets behof; ty Diet beh0fs
mod afven arbetet, och Diet ar just
bristande mod, som skapar tralsin-
net. 'sJa, det kommer. an pa hvad
arbete Diet ar invander, du k;snhan-
sla. Nej, pa intet .sattis Det simp
Taste arbete kan vara en- fri mans ).
Diet beior icke pa arbetet, utan pa
den SOM arbetar.
Laser eli arbetslijs m;in tletta, sa
ar. han genast redo att svara "Ja,
gif mig blott arbete; jag ar icke radd
for att g1ra hvad som helst." Lat
oss da ga ett Stag till exempel ge-
nom stadens lnindre bemedlade qvar-
ter. och tillbjuda arbete och lat oss
for att icke nara nagon -valja ett
arbete, som borjan icle afkastar
mycket fastan det maste utforas om-
sorgsfullt.Den forste, vi traffa,
svarar: .sDet l0nar sig icke," och
han will derfor vanta tills nagot
battre erbjuder sig. Den andre kan
icke lefva pa det, derfor will han icke.
arbeta. Den treble skulle nog ger.
ma CORA det. ifall han trodde sig ON
att kunna utf0ra det men det pas
sar icke for honom. Den fjer9e gri-
per sig an med det, men mar en- dag
f6rfutit, gar han sig yag.;; han kan
icke med det; det ar antingen for
tungt elIer for sVart eller fordrar
for 1nycket stillasittande eller ko-
star for nycket pa armarne eller pa
benen. och sa vidare. Den femte ar
betar nagon It'd, men slarfVigt, 50
att -arbetsgifvaren forlorar pa ho-
nom. Den sjette arbetar verkligen
fiitigt;; men sa far han hora att bait.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1877-08-02
LAGF0RORDNINGAR MED AFSEENDE
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