Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-10-04
NILS. MArsoNs ESSAY.

an interesting and excellent essay on Pau
| peiisiG.
MES wArsoSs ESSAY.
Tanperlsn, and what to do with 1t, is fast
| becoming one Of the great questions of the
! day,-a problem as puzzllng rs finance, or
| the great question OF capital and labor With
! which II /, closely connected 1t Is prob
| lem winch must be met, it will demand its
own solution, it has already done in many
of tle countries of Europe. Necessity, IN
/ stead ui being the busting, healthy moth
| er of invention" Is bcd-riddeu paialytic,
SO that we require an invention to get rid ot
! her All about Us are idle hands, the fruit
| OF whose toll as 1t used to come back TO us
in the avenues of trade, WAS always good
men who lived sober, honest lives and were
happy in gaining pleasant homes. can
hardly believe that pauperism will recruit
many from their ranks, but 1t cannot be de-
nird that We have something to fear from
that foul evil. socialism, which Is eating into
the heart of the old world.
But 1t Is not of the poor out ot employ
mcnt, much AS | have their cause ut heart, OF
whom | would speak, but OF the poor whom
We have always with U.S. the idle, improyi-
dent, ignorant, wicked, deNIls poor.
1t Is interesting TO note what has been and
IS being done for the nllcyiatIon OF suffering
''iH"hS Tue poor M over tne Noiiu, III inels ~
are h"Hl''''N "Sf i'ii'. uOines, "
refuge it'r Schools nn'' iice l'ui"i'o'' ~
N"t' i'it" .o-"p'i"'i'I N'n' -. a., - -
'harihehia are III the ""ih nnu lte 'iile'
skill and thought given freely, help us TO
Keep mp our faith III that humanity which
loves Its ucighhor ms itself.
Mss Eurdett Coutts has invested an i'm
,I'' ,I''"',' "',' '"'"nt uiii'ne IN .,' ~ W
L'h" H. hin II II S'ii 'ii"' sue n'N'i s"N'
away hAhiil'iiS III mere 'h''i ny IN" NM nv
hi'I many 'h!h' hcI "''H" '"S' upon 'n'
waters = returning ana she Is so 10 sPenA'
making poverty pay An 'hia h.iP'"h 'ne
poor To h'Ip th' i'h'N'S Is r.nli! 'h' ign
h'rn oi the dilemma ana She the one woman
III tue world L" grasp H. MANY give liio"'t
ilteiy, iniher ih"h th'n6ht or 'iil'' forget
ting That money can never tnAe the pihce 1i
Thought OF time' ana th"t We illeht sNe hii
onr goods To ittu the poor ana !e' iaTh Una.
charity, which hurtreth' ehuuteth' YET
hopttii all thlhsS.
We All Elnry Ill the W"Iid gre" Woik, ana
every heart has asked hai can 40 ana
every hihd has gwen lr"ely ol itS iua'ss ana
n'htS' ana We soiivt,iieS sun nsh 'iie "iu
hN'ils HutSi!"h what are 'lcso "ih"iiS ~
many
'h'hA inc lirSt ''eHHar VINO ''''''e !" III.
a"or hit'f began hpuSehe' P'ii@ w"s Snliht'
'Si"I pc""'H u" hi' ''i""S'i!' ~
couple oi years sue WAS li'lueht VISITOR
/ uSeu 10 ieed ana warm her ny tno hi'enth
nt'' anu Iellthiptr lceiiiis "ni'seu "nen sii"
lclt huu On tue moor, AHer ''iic Snc ou,-
grew het caliliS an" orouShi rouhti htr ii'tie
sister VINO TOOK htr phice hehcelortn hhu'
ior II time, saw her lace no more.
"heh hhc next appeared, II was ns brlle
ni hIl'eh snllclliuS heip ior sich nusoahu
L'te'l' sue mas rehuihcu hoI oi', c"iiiiS' 'hr
oh'y ti'de she ever le"rheur-the no'hei vi
NV" chl.dreh, one 'i whom' thank "od'
fcNerehtly, Is dead. l wondered hS she SAL !
III my Kitchen Yesterday, IL nii would nave
been the same, II years nG'. hnd done as l
was ,,hP''" 10 u"' 'ieails"' u'1'se' .' n,,''
1,';,t' Lrr,iIi,r II
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VI - Ill 81,
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Ill s,,,a
III ,,''.,..i;t - III IL H.,
- ,.t:.',.', -, ~.
,.lnrtnna lii,, looks from her stnndpoint OF |
ronrsr. sh, has heard of and has some vague
,I,.ns nb,ut Christ the nItvinr S,yiour but
can she who seems TO hnye no nspirations
h,.vnud In, I,tlv catherine of cold pi,ces