The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-18
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Good head-moustache aud side tn bs--
genial and congenial. Counts numerous
friends and politics do not count as to
VINO they are. The business OF the State
~ his fingers ends. While in former years
Others had the honor he did the work.
Now he 10 the fgurehesd and does the
work besides breaking in new assistant.
lie has grown up 80 to speak in the office,
sno when his name appeared as nominee
Tor Secretary Of State he was as good a.
elected and from present appearances he
VIII hold the once under many Governors.
Funny country.
Man born In the United States must be
mere II years before he can vote. Some
representative OF the riff-raffs OF foreign
countries comes over here and the first
| thing you know they become voters and
snnui the vote OF the American young
man who has been here II years. The
mob votes for the man who goes out in the
highways and bywsys and buys booze and
shouts for the hurrah fellow who has got
bundle otwhst is termed in the slang
vernacular OF the day the ''long green"
and there 10 . class OF people who call
that politics.
The question OF education is an import
ant one, and has come down TO a CONNER
cial basis, pure and simple. The educated
young man has the advantage over the
one who from force of circumstances, or
otherwise, has neglected his early educa-
tion. In considering the most economical
and quickest method to obtain that sort
OF an education which will in after years
prove benefit the writer would respects
fully recommend 6cholfeld's Commercial
College to the youth who contemplates an
improvement OF the mind. The term will
open Sept. 4, and the advapta tage the stu
dent has is Individual tutorship. The
advancement of the pupil is not retarded
Dy members OF class. Bookkeeping,
shorthand, typewriting are taught. Each |
OF these mean dollars and cents to their |
possessor. The higher and lower branches
OF study are obtainable by those who |
avail themselves OF the opportunity Of |
fered by the competent principal of the
college, Mr.. A. g. Scholfield. Send for
a catalogue.
met waiter the other day and he was
telling me that he had had no work for
IL weeks, but now and then got an odd
job. "But times are not what they used to
be. There are no tips flying around and
so many are Ia the business that you can
not get decent wages. would like to do
something else, but j sort of drifted into
this business, don't ySu see, and it's hard
work TO get out OF II" Does appearance
60 . great wsys?" al should saw IL
for half dozen walters. He will have a
hundred hanging around the door before
ne gets down town. Among the number
will be ~ hungry crowd as you ever saw,
most OF them unshaven and dressed.
When 1t comes to picking out the re-
quired number who will get the prefer
ence? Why the best looking men and
those who make the best appearance.
So 1t goes in all trades and callinps.
Those who make the finest appearance
have the preference.
The Lexow committee seem to be weed
ing out the heads of the New York police
department.. In that respect some tenn
porary good may be accomplished. But
The purging can only last for q short tiire
lnder the present condition Of politics
Ind patronage.
he huh WIZ WOTkb huu tnS man VINO
Toes not? There are some men who posi-
lively refuse to work. They say to them
elves II we work we demean ourselves.
The great mass OF people, they argue, are
triving to accumulate money in .
rider to forego the necessity
II working and why should they exert
themselves when they are smart enough to
i've by their wits even il they do have
Gathers more times than they do cbicsen.
IN the other hand those tho love to work
nd earn their bread and cake by the
Of their brows, are consid-
red by those who will not work as per-
ons with lack OF ordinary intelligence. 1
Is meet that man should labor, and
neat or no meat, no man has right TO be | .
consumer without in some sense being a
roducer. The great army of Hoboes, the Z
atural loafing element who only banker
DR. grog and place to lie protected from I
be rain, and depend upon the pity and
harity of their fellows who hate to con-
smplste human being groveling in the i
lire with the swine, are among the
OF society. But what are I,
on going to do with those who are really p
illing to work but who cannot obtain
nploymentf Keep the bars down and
It the cheap labor come in 4? It's a hard
ut to crack, isn't il? !,
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