The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1900-03-17

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OF rss-aj sccisfy preserve yozr ~
sptuaG-ty. ] Ec-t 'hsse tlicil 70
,.ous tel yo- . Woman. 10 EoFs
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Place IL this rorl6 uSlssS sAs pays
rtui for It,
II the coarse q q llstine you son
SUM wao!s harrests and droEss oteAt-
tie AID even day YOU 1--we a1d breaihs
- ~horhesds Of good pure air. Noa
must by sone kiud % usefulness pay
for all this. oar race was he lAsiihias
crsated-the binds aud ashes OF the
fourth dsy. the cattle sn6 lizards ca
the ahh day and liar % the sixth day
II geolorisis are rEhL the earth Vas
100000 Of years in the possession OF
the Insects beasts aid 5.uds before our
race came upon H. In one I ue
were invaders Tie cAttle. the IEArts
and the hawks had prssnpdon right
The qui stiou IS not what we are 70 do
with lizards and sumner insects. Sus
What the lizards and summer Insects
are 10 DO with Is Il we want a place
il this world. We must earn It, Tbs
partridge makes Us oVn nest before IL
occupies 1t. The .s-k by its morning.
song earns its breakfast before it eats
1t. AID the Bible gives an Initiation
that the first duty Of an idler il 10
s,srve when il says: If be viii rot
work. neither shall he eat" Idlsnsks
ruins the health and very soon nature
says: This man has refused to pay his
rent Out with 1ini- Society Is 70 be
reconstructed on the subject Of WON
ans toll. Avsstn majority Of those who
would have wumsn industrious shat
her up to q few kinds Of work Ny
Judgment In this matter Is that 9 WSn-
an has a right 20 do anything she car
do well. There should be no depart
ment OF merchandise. mechanism. E-t
or science barred against her EA1Hi
Hosmer has genius for sculpture give
her = ehissL. II Rosa BQnheur hss .
fondness for ~delineating sninAlA lei
her make The Horse Fair" II NGss
Mitchell will study astronomy let hes
mount the starry ladder. ELydiA WI
be a merchant, Jet her sell parPle- II
Lucretia Mott will prsaeA the GoSPel,
let her thrill with her wonAnly So.
quence the Quaker meeting house
Years u 10 sabbath night in tbs
v~estibule o. our church. after servtcc
8 woman fell in commissions The doc
tor said she needed medicine aat =
much as something to a As she be
gan TO revive In her dslldun she said
gasplngly: ~Eist1 esatsl Eigh.
cents, J wish I could get 1t done.
am 50 tired. : wish ! could get som
sleep. bu, ! must &c, s, doas- Eigh.
cents Eight cents!" We found aft
erward ,ha, she was making gar
ments for eight cents apiece and tina
she could make but three Of them &
q day. Hear i'll Three times eLgh
are u. Hear Il, men and women VII
have comfortable homes. Some .
the worst viiLsins Of our cities are tn
employers Of these women. The,
beat them down to the last penny al
try to cheat them out u that. III
woman must deposit a dollar OF tw,
before she gets the garments to worI
on. When the work is done il Is SHARP
ly inspected. the most insignificant
flaws picked out and the wages re
fused and sometimes the dollar de-
posted not given back The Women
Protective union reports a case sher
one Of the poor souls. finding a plsc
where she could get more wages, n
solved to change employers aud wen
TO get her pay for work done. Tn
employer said: Il hear you are goinI
10 leave me2' Yes" she said, AN
I have come 90 get what you owe me.
He made no answer She said: "Ar
YOU not going 20 pay me?" Yes" h