Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

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moss tlr rfurr nusIu.ss YI Abe vi III.
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stretches li nFrr clatIu.nf-, of lays 10 an
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ross ta.rs. ani over mplniaios tn cons
~ t1c afilcgiaie sounds of tlr almhn
voice h4lirri. of miles aNay.
Labor builds railroads constructs ttssfl'
/ OF commerce which walien every sea.
Labor gnrs down thousands oi f,fi inio
Az m nee. qlsfios The mlusfsl which light
up millions of furnaces. AL a. motive
powri. propsis thr iron horse. With lght.
/ Ding spfcl acruss che continent IL D.
/ labor which controls the most destructive
eiemfuts oi nature ard make, thrm suesrr'
Went o. TIE welfare Of man.
Isl labor which clears up The forest
holds TIE pow, sows ihc scci, fcaqs Tie
harvest Tor sustentnce % the civilized
world 10 builds stately articles. bore,
iannci. through The m1untslns, under ma
leslie rivers % make paihNay Tor tac
commerce 20 mankind.
Evrytalug which cpnirlbaiss % ihc
comfort of society 4 ths outcome 10 men
al of physical labor. There are more
than twelve millions of iaDor.ng men AMI
women ln tde Unlici STATE. cmpi1ycd To-
mines agriculture ani manufactlrcs, skill.
a in their occupations, yes know upthing <
% political economy. comprising The
methods ~ an equal i.sir.baii1n OF wealth,
80 the producer can reap The fruit. OF biz
own Industry How many are there SAB
Iectei % a ilfo OF Toll In The summer snn,
% winters piercing COLI. exposed b. pfi.
yailous ADJ dangers. Who Afc nov Ian
gushing for fool Aud rAiment, while the
yoiafies of iutolsncc are surfeitsd with
more than they need
The unequal disifihuil0n OF wealth u q.
h.blicd b. me fact. that mofc than a th0us-
ant mOuopoNsts today. conni tLrif money
By the millions. Twenty years ago There
were scarcely dozen millionaire. 10 The
whole country. Since that period prop.
srty has Increased thirty thousand Millions,
ayery small part % which Il saved BY The
pfoiucer. That sum divdci among the
adult working men. would give each sboat
three thousand dollars, a larger amount
than D, generally accumulated during a
Mfc time. II Il estimated the labor 81 a
single man produces about nine hundred
dollars annually. while on an average, be
receives only three hundred. The rcsi.
due. six hundred. passes into the hands %
those who live la aiiilencc on TIE hard
earnings % TIE iaborlng poor.
Prom the earliest ages Of civilization,
men OF science have sought the best meth.
Of. of husbandy. Chemists have employ
cd their sklll in lmpartlng fertility % the
soil llerismcn have related their eNpcr.
fence In raising cattle. Iuycut0rs have
produced machinery which exceeds The "a
cllity ami power 81 hand labor more than
= hundred fold.
With all these advantages, the man who
under the prlmeval cur-e, leafs hi- hreai
BY the sweat 0f his brow" seldom sec
ceed. In the great race along the pathway,
leading ~ wealth. The social and pecuu-
lary distinction psrysilng society, i
wrong which neither clergymen phiiAn-
thropists or statesmen have tried % cor
rect The remedy should be applied by
committees wherever Il IL found
FARMER IRON OiD ONTORD
pRir1if M1ss Dee y, 1851.