The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-05-09

bnb uIuRb Vi Ln6 dpOLl6caTy may De DOW
erless through cheap mixture, while 9TH
ers are In full strength, and the medi-
cine have opposite affect from that in
tended. Oil Of wOrmwOod, warranted
pure, from Boston, was found to contain
40 per cent. OF resin, alcohol and c0lOro-
form. ScamOny, very impOr tant med
ical drug, Is obtain ed at great care and
expense. 1t Is the sap or gum of a tree
in Syria. The root Of the plant is expo
posed, an ineisiOn made at the root and
a she'll fastened at the lncisiOn, and into
that she'll exudes the sap OF gum, and II
Is very precious and very scarce. The
peasant mixes it with something cheap
or, and then the merchant at AleppO
mixes 1t again. Then 1t comes to the
wholesale dealer in London or New York
and he mixes it again, and then the re-
tail druggist mixes 1t again, and by the
time the patient gets 1t into his bottle
1t has become ashes and chalk and sand,
and pure scamOny when analyZed has
often been found to have no scamOny at
all.
Religion In merchandise will hinder
the great corners In breadstuffs, such as
hypOcritical church members have
within few years got up in New
York and Chicago. Buying up
the wheat and the corn, till food
Bobo away DoyOuu bu6 EohCu OK lu6 poor,
fastening the necessities OF life in their
stOrehOuses till prices go up, and up, and
up, and then selling out at prices which
makes the operators milliOnaires in one
or two seasons. They try to settle the
matter with God by endOwing a college,
or building a church, or establishing an
asylum, deluding themselves with the
idea that their Maker will be so pleased
with the charity he will forget the
swindle. Lest the man may have no
liturgy to say his prayers in, l suggest
the following prayer, which he practi-
cally makes: 30 Lord, by the corner in
wheat we robbed the masses of the peO-
pie Of the United States Of S10,OOOOOO,
down the land, but we propose to COM
promise the matter with Thee. Please
TO let US OF by Thy taking one per cent.
OF the profits. Be easy with US, for
though the operation was very sealy you
know 1t was smart. With that one per
cent. Thou canst take care of those poor
miserable ragamufins of the street, and
will take yacht and 60 to Europe.
You ought to be glad to get the one per
cent, for you might have got nothing.
Forever and ever. Amen" II q man
have gotten a fortune, or any part of
fortune, wrOngfully, line Of asylums
Auu uUDpAbhlo anu uhANblbAlAo6 IIOul 0eI0
to Alaska would not atone for 1t. HaY-
ing made his last corner in wheat. he
dies, and then Satan gets corner on
him and he goes into long Black Fri
day. There was break in the market.
In the language Of Wall street, he had
wiped out others, now he himself ia
wiped out. No cOllaterals on which to
get lOani Eternal defalcatiOn.
Religion, IL 1t Is worth anything, will
not only show itself In merchandise, but
it will purify all mechanism and all
toll till 1t does work as we'll when it
works by the job as when it works by
the day. When you want to say thing
was slightly put up you say, "Oh, it was
speed or tardiness of a carriage on the
road whether the haekman Is hired by
the excursion. II 1t be by the hour, he
goes slowly so as to make the Way last
as many hours as possible. IL 1t be by
the excursion, he whips up so as to get
back and take another customer. For
lack Of religion among labOrers all styles
Of labor have to be nspected--Vessels
inspected, houses inspected, machinery
inspected, boss workman to look after
and the capitalist coming
around suddenly and unexpectedly to
see If the boss is attending to his bust
lOoOg OOluuCGDA Ou OAbY 5Ounu-
ing the punch bell to prove his honesty
As passenger hands him q clipped
nickel. For the lack Of practical rpli-
giOn all work has to be examined before
II is accepted. ImperfectiOns In the wood
hidden by putty, garments made to last
Till they are put on, 5hOddy in all styles
Jf clothing, chrcinos, pinchbeck, dia-
nOnds for $l.5G, bOOkbinding that falls
apart befOEe you get through the first
chapter, spawned horses by skiIlful dose
Jf jockeys fixed up for few days to step
5pry, wheel tires imperfectly set or
horses poorly shOd, plastering that
cracks without any DrovOcatiOn and
falls off, plumbing that needs to be
fran without a hot box. Practical re-
ligiOn in all departments Is wOfully
needed. Even agriculture, proVerbially
honest, needs religion to rectify it.
Then 1t will not send veal too young to
kill to the New York markets. Then
W hen farmers farm on shares the man
Tho does the farming will not make his
half three-quarters and post and rail
fences will not encrOach on the neigh
OOrs' homestead, and the live stock will
not be allowed to suffer for lack of
shelter, and the old elder will not do
little work on Sunday afternoon In the
AoH HAOuuu UoChu6o uO Ouo SECS MIN
and practical religion will hover over
house, and barn, and granary, and field,
and orchard. Yes, we must have re-
ligiOn come. into all professional life.
[t will keep the lawyer true to his high
as the eXpOunder of the
law and advocate of innocence, and an
aVenger Of wrong, and will hinder him
from charging for services he never
rendered, and for pleas he never made,
and for writS he never wrote, and for
to which he never was en-
titled, and from robbing widows and
orphans because they cannot protect
themselves. Yea, practical igiOn will
help and guide the physician and eustO-
1ian Of public health and make him feel
ihe responsibility of his profession, typi-
led by Christ who was himself a
physician, and will hinder the doctor
# he does not understand case from
covering up his lack of diagno-
sis with pOnderous technicality and
sending his patients to reckless drug
stores because that apothecary allows a
liberal percentage to the doc tor for
every prescription. Yea, it will help
The schOolteacher in her high work OF
the young for usefulness in
Itead of giving the sly box to head be-
,ause 1t Is dull, ohastisement for what
ne cannot help, sending encouragement
through all the after years of lifetime,