Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-12-12
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cnursged. and rof OemLeo. lneu iet
the rich man use his surplus treasure to
crafty bis pride. or ,mbiiion in ers citing
msgpif cent palaces that tx the g.nuiiy
# the srrbitect. LIT him furnish them
with all thn gorgeous furnishings snd
works Of srt ,bst the skill of sr.issn- from
every cline can devise, or have wrought,
sc should not censurs him so long as his
millions reach, IS tbs have 81 d must, the
poke o. the wsge-workers, which other
wise might lay idle acd ben ft no one
Let him live The life Of a nsbob with bic
Inverted servants, glitteriog ,qutpsges,
glide trappipgs ard sump,ucu ~ fare. He
| is belplesely depend .nt upon labor to e. ~
ar d msint,in them, aud laoorers are paid
for it. and the farmer and others get en-
HANGED prices to furnish bis table and cater
t, his appetite. D,p'i envy bin; he has
the hardest Of t. Let the rich man lsvi,h
his wesllh to purchase costly fsbrics
wrought by cunning t0geIs to clothe biz
wife and his fair daughters, let distant
| tst d. and ssss be searched, the bed of the
ocean explored, and the bIwels Of the eaftt
be disse cted for rare ar d beautiful gems OF
ornament. to sdorn and be sutify their forms,
| il but creates labor. aud q ids to the multi
tuia of those wbo are bent flied bv bis Z 10
Will the farmers daughter be Jealous OF
her unhsppy sister who is obli<eo TO suffe'
the inccnv .uience aud discomfort of al
this, to lead two lives natural and artf.
cisl one T?
The woman who vi b deft fi1gers weaves
costly garments for the wealthy gets better
paid than the who makes the poor msn's
shirts in q garrett for sixpebcs pair. Then
let ue encourage the m IN whom fortune has
given bountifrl stores of gold, to continue
his expenditures il it smoOths the path way
Of the lowly and indigent in their lii.
struggle, puts bread into the mouth OF the
hungry, or clothes the baked.
These stately and colossal piles OF mar
BILE, granite and iron, whether in cs,hedrssr
churches, public buildings. colleges or pal-
aces Of the rich and proud, add to the
glory and gtsrdeur Of the nation, but it IL
y pleasing a. better thought to know thai
they cannot be built or maintained without
the help Of the ~sge earners, and tina. they
receive The millions they coet and coDtiDne
to receive other millions growing out OF
their con.tr uction. The public are bene
fl ed by it, and ii iightens the tayes Of the
pJor.
The Farmers Home.
We zee scattered all over this beautiful
land millions Of farms with buildings mors
or less pref n,ious, most modest HON 70, 8.
a rule n atty kept with pleasant and attfsc
tive surroundings evidv noes of taste and
thrift, advanced c,viijz ,ii IN and coniinu d
prosperity. No ether country on the fsce
If the globe can present a spectacle lise
this. THEY are the sbodes Of toe soyereigo
Of Ills country. American cItizsns, - 80
-; e. e. sbGir q n Il
,hAir children, surround them with goo,
j. 4 lencss, with NJ cessaries and comforts
spd to save enough TO meet and overcam.
the storms and tempetts Of life, TO o~e Ut
man AZ ytling, ard to discharge all Their
obi cations to society, III ir country, the
world and their God. Strong 10 thei
patriotism and love for the American fl AZ
Here is fouud true conten:ment. peace snt
happiness, 10 the mutual respect and al C
ton whicb zach member bears to the other
II happiness is not found beneath the hu.
baud nsn'4 roof IL is vain to seek Tor il else
where Here Too is found the us type o
America citizenship. Upon their hesril
q d integrity rest. TIE Foundation Of thu
in.ti'u,i lns of COR beloved countY, tbs
nobility Of the ! e bpl', the presersaWbn Of
orr civil ard religions liberty and the per
. tuiiy of this srsnd and glorious republic
"Whs const tutes true nobility
sit is not veal or name nor outwad pomp ant
pgwsr,
Fools have them all, and visions men may be th'
ido,s and ths psgs ants of an noun,
But ii. 10 have Il gooa aud honest heart
Ab w. all me anne as and ,b9se alitrime.
To act the right an honorable part,
10 every rcum-tonCe p see ami II ne.
II who /. hu-, from 10 hi- pate takes,
His Maker form' d hun III true Sobieman,
Whate'es Il oT and vicioHs he tofsakes;
And sets on rect tude'. uuc apgi pi,n.
Things change around him, chspg 3 touch no
i'm,
The star that guides his path tsi not nor wake,
dim