Sharp County record., 1880-04-01
law, Labor.saving Age.

b it i y ...o othe midnight train we cIm0ea'
into b,a .hs NV louisville and Nashville ran, s
| to tbia s inc Il rs away down into the land
b ,e sunshine Mniie tbn hue fat ptir uassen.
with ts ing up our Oerohs, peru n,riJentIv G w runpipg
from n thoughts were eVlaenoiy ont rumni nnI
ed the Oh sbat Dr.. Yundeli sau aoSuO hoS oTon w@A
upon W y kat Sur wise Providence had glven, "a a
|tio6M M ~ ~! % 'I~ far legs, SO that he might walk
Stato ,'v;sbed. but the same overrullng
bd tSo @ m had given man but two, and
certu: r4t Slieln ~ tbem SO they could bend in
|IcaSul naou iassot;cns and thus fit carriage
stor,., Pea' ~ law. labor-saving age" the
uolS la1 !, ,s - u ssenoer said. "Man is try
lon law ul% = 70 $50 solve the problem OF living ana
me DIV dis r;ng rich without labor or exertlon;
NO r ule; Hn7 an aoe oflabor-saving machinery.
by Wy Ty And M Vel, - the sad passenger put in,
mr. y! lls1 a,e ar never was an age OF greater OF
'Ouie iucessant activity"
| do -. Peoole & burn gas" said the tall, thin
10 not . .aecsr aecs disregarding the others
[ruoI "Iat oment' "because they are too lazy
=. 1aTu 1 Oyl Suff ,i aoandle = or fill lamp"
|Rsas s''s :. Yes said the passenget WIN the
| co i lv g0atee, anu 'lioy .dt. ~ tlIn
m VIII tricity to save the trouble Oh scratch
on %na 4 match"
onn n al d gsa s,.nd 1T was lazy man, sald the
can cOulS IN s.the wooden box, "that sat
sla1a vi sod,oold winter mornings; and shiv-
| as alwaB ~. and shuddered, and wished he
4rI oyaC xred some way of putting enough
lne Code IN the stove to last all day, that
mon Law nv invented the base-burner. No
ate. ~ 10 man would ever have thought of
+ GuutF q thing. =,
lStactOg Men used to take fair amount of
! OF .0Ot rc;se.r said the tall, thin passenger,
been ma han tbev had to walk from their
| Ut they h hes to their places of business; but
Eence and some ease-loving genius built a
OF cons let car, and now any man who walks
90 hlocks with nickel in his pocket
distinct lnot be recognized in good society" "
Ed to ms And ii he will not wait in the cold
(which Mf an hour for the car" said the man
courts b the sample-cases, "he is turned
| Whole til Of the church." "
have a sAnd even then," said the passenger
and u1 h the sandy goatee, ''men took
20 often la air and exercise on the street cars,
|.ed.-T en- their business compelled them to
from their own Office to other bust
- 4 houses. But then Edison invented
DlamOls teephone, and now man goes
wn ntohis office in the morning, CLUES
gu know nself to chair and is there when the
famous eet cars come along to take him to
|preSenta ,per. If he didn't need them to walk
Et daugh stairs with, man in this lazy age
n the O cht trade off his legs for another pair
|7uIenaa hands"
n to hsThat need not keep him back,
|lt, yeSS d the sad passenger, because
|eply %len be wants to 60 up stairs ne
plea at ntly but firmly glides into the ele-
| nd I&E tor'p
|repeate The lat passenger looked at the
Is neck eaker with look of approval.
ption at NV son." he said, nodding his head,
until its you are mighty right, he does"
Ely know Surely, it must be as the pa 'sengers
tom-houc cided, the race is degenerating, physi-
! ant Hllv. We take all our exercise pro-
the nIsionally, as the japanese hire people
hething lido their dancing for them. We play
| ate passe ball with salaried mines, we row
E s2Q0 tn men who can pull for us without
g man King rs away from the eounting-room;
bis SUM- len we want to walk some robust fel-
assed@ w takes our money and makes 600
om-hosles in five days for us. We are de-
| ds to Enerate race, and have fallen, away
this The i'm the high standard of physical vir-
|hgtOn, e maintained by our fathers. And
sword u Ilie here in the pleasant palace
|TreaHT n Of my friend Pullman, with the
! Ter inqlintless blanket folded about me in un
led that elding plates, and the miniature pill
|nds ID W slipping down my back, | draw the
reiiirtain little aside and look out at the
/ sahr iowy landscape and the glittering
b an aarlight, and | stretch myself out and
r-in,h1luggle myself up in very excess of
the dmfort, and as think of our rugged,
nth hnianly, yirtuous, stalwart fathers, plod-
|bn reoing oven this same road from Louisville
The Gsa' sClarksville, in slow-moving stages
den I'D lumbering wagons, close my eyes
|iven degenerate content, and say, in
|lv. adeepy accents:
bnr dsa Dear fathers, virtuOus men Of iron
|Rt th anne, if that mode of travel suited you,
Epts si ack t0it. This sort of thing is good
Tbeg noughfor me. ."-Bwdette, IN the Bur-
|(Duis Mgtop Hawkeye.
oII Iia@ The Fanchon or handkerchief
,.n Ar ihaped bonnet is the French favOrite; it
uldh cirr,t>la o,,l Tee,