Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

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dactivs Ter capita - cur t.opaiai&oa In
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thiryhoid IA psss>at Eambsr. In lse1 Is
viii not have passed tentoid-
Society VII. b. ssen 70 be governed mors
by economic laws and les ~ judge mAds
and Legislative law.
Nsiicins viii he perceived 20 be efficient
in the degree IN which II has bean admins
tsrei TO the p2tie1ts' sI-1estozS rlishbers.
family and ffleDds- Th4t which fa< 70 10
administered 20 himself. II VIII BE- perceived.
II too fessas To reach the diseases
All theology viii be conc.isd 60 be my
tkoiosy. WLsssss respect l. now accorded
to the former pagan religions II Gre~oe.
Rome. Egypt, Persia and India viii Be Ac-
oorded 10 Christianity. tosether with the
hixLes merit " having ab>ofbed and util-
lied al the Others. BCt the world in
getting away fr0in itolatry viii Lot ~
come mater.aiissie 1t viii recognise the
wondrous my sieries which underl.c all TIA
supposed siznplicities 81 the material uni
verse and will all the more profoundly per
ceive that IL would 30 impossible for any
hcathen xrtificer Ia frame al idol 81 stone
or brass without SUCCESSFULLY impsisoaing
the Godhead In the image
The principal change which Will occur Ia
American literature will be that there will
be an American literature. There will
even be American art. American novels Ia
addition TO those Of Harriet Beechex Stowe
and Bret Harte. an American drama above
The Danites" or Blue Jeans" and Amer
lean music In addition to our plantation
ninStrelsy
Educational methods viii be 40 modified
as 20 reveal a high and fine All IN broiling
u chicken. but will dismiss the senseless
and soullcss chatter Of the piano 10 tho
limbo of the Obsolete In dress men will
again wear colors. aud dress the legs in
tights just as soon as they again have tho
legs TO dress
Trousers viii be relocated 20 bookkeep-
ers, BARRIERS. pastry bakers aud erippla~
In the degree that women own the property
they will dress plainly. The era OF color IN
dress among women for three centuries past
has been due to the fact that men held tho
purse. aud the dress Of women certified
male generosity. AS women come 10 hold
the purse and the estates. they will dress
themselves more plainly. Men will then put
on color and wear tights TO please women
Still women viii never largely control
the ooercive OF military functions Of gov
ernment- But "a these functions subside
I'm prominence and the attractive functions
grow toward their maximum. e.. rs gov
ernments seek coercion less, and education,
art and dignity more. women viii come to
do more reigning Cities win become
great only a. workshops. The poor as well
as the rich Of cities Will have country resi-
dences. since tho transportation 20 and fro
will be 30 minimized that to reside ia the
city viii he needless
Every home will be q clubhouse and the
words boarding house" viii follow the
wor, tavern" into oblivion The chief dis
cover:es will consist in producing fire out Of
water, silver out Of clay. strong and perma-
ncnt buildings out Of paper, q locomotive
force out OF gravity. diamonds ont OF char
coal. aud in making is always possible be-
cause profitable for every intelligent person
TO travel For servants you viii simply
touch the button. and they viii be turned
on or of at pleasure, like water or gas by
the general Office. The mere fact that one
isa servant" will give less indication than
now that he is poor He may be nch. yet
serve.
The race viii be handsomer, healthier
and happier. and its longevity will so In
crease that lives OF 10 years will be As ire
quent as now are thosa Of ninety.
Our greatest city win be near the Rocky
mountains-probably Denver or salt Lake
City.
The most honored American now living
will probably be Robert G. IngersoIi. as
deep odium while one lives Is the surest
test of "a man being far enough in advance
Of his time to be hated by his contemporaries
and therefore revered by posterity.
Generally IL Ia essential 20 the broedr~t
and most popular worship that ones infiu-
ence shall have been pat forth 20 mold aud
modify religion rather than philosophy.
science. art or government Ingersoll IN
this regard stands with Luther. Calvin.
Mohammei. Jesus, Buddha and Confucius
--an infidel TO the ancient faith and "a mold-
er OF the coming faith
Seldom can the laurels be torn from the
brow 81 man who successfully defends
the character Of God against The biasphe-
nous aspsrions Of the majority Of his
worshipcn
II Ingersoll shall be most honorcd by the
multitade In isse IL will not prevent Thorn
as a Edison from being most honorcd by
the scientific ciass