Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-20

bore any such proportion to each other some
1900 and odd years ago as they bear now.
Which would seem to argue that money will
be at a discount, if we may so ord it, in the
higher life, and that neither money, nor
indeed the moneyed man himself, will he
nee led in the economy OF the celestial world
Now, therefore, il "Thy kingdom come,
| on earth AS it is heaven, and il evolution 10
working toward that, there ought sometime
to be evolved state of man (snd woman in
which the getting Of money would not he
| rcckoned "the be-sll and the end all here"
But our iervid essayists do not so conceive
the duty of evolution. They do not so
| prophesy Of it. According TO them, the
lust OF money, for the pleasure there
| is In getting it, tor the sweetness
there is in possessing it, for the luxuries that
1t can buy, and for the consideration and
| power it gives, so far from being the root Of
all evil is the ideal flower and fruit OF indi-
vidual and social evolution. "Put money in
thy purse" is the burden ot these ssssvs Th.
gentleman lago was not more emphatic and
reiteratiye in this doctrine ,,.r ,hs.s ,wo Ia
dies are Saws Mrs S,srrs,,.
"For money is the most wonderful and del
icate instrument Of power that civiiz ,tioa
) ever produced. II Is The agent by which we
cipator" Through "tbe incentive Of nav.
| ,he save became the man. In this liberty to
| The most i,,p;rjno of human n,o;;rs, uss rre'
sented to him"
Says Mrs. Allison, in similar glorifcation
of money:
| "a contempt for money is no part OF the
PnirsVphy OF modern society, nor has 1t ever
began :" and. ait were as sensible to entertsin
couemP' 'or elsc'ricity as Tor money.
| inere'ore make money quoth lago' 80
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anu Jay pouiu' without DOUBT. such ben
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''''ua's' niSAe ''e'f DEUS sweep 'ne'F foe'ns'
A' ""'a4e''ea woman must De PAID 10 wash
and Iron their clothes. An "Heducdted wo-
man gets high prices TO make Their dresses,
ponne's' and 'h'ng'' An "n'd"cdfed woman
must be hired to nurse the children OF the
household; and, as soon as these are old
enough they must be sent out from the
home to be educated by an medacdted wo-
man.
surely the educated women have sorry
cnance 'or 'ne employment OF their activities
IN 'he home-'na' center ana source OF all
cViI'Iauon' thst end and aim OF all
society. They must go forth into the
pracuce OF law, medicine, Journalism, bank
ing brokerage commerce, politics, etc, and
eafn 'noney' 30 ~ 10 nave ~hat one OF these
's'"yh's c"'s lhdelenuehce OF men and
'na' power "h'ch ne'ps 10 mould and e'"'Pe'