The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 10, 1885, Page 6

| men should to them.’’ FIST VERSUS BRAIN. Dr. Talm Present The Rev. Gre Two The Giant Strt en the Opposing Needing Spee For red dy Settiement. se eee Given to Those Envious ; es of Others—Why y Are Poor. 2+ THE WAR BETWEEN LABOR AND CAPITAL e Brooklyn, N. Y., Mav 31.—Dr. [a trades union who would not in Talmage preached this mo:ning the Brooklyn taber le on the sub— ject “Fist Versus 1 Before | tion or some rain. ”” the sermon he read passages from | @ man with no the book of Pr rbs and from one | and he immediat cilious and people by the of the epistles, the one in regard to ithe other in regard t slothtulness an compensation. throat. H mi thing wh acy. than to be poo trom Matthew, vii., e would thatmen | fraud, th so - has “Whats should do to 5 12: JEVET ¥ 1 even for market their property > ye them.’? Dr. Yalmage said: a the world | he greatest war ever scen is on tween going Not a strife the thirty years’ war of which plumber ever e2 like labor and cay istory | ing a wall. Wi tells us, for this 1s a war of centuries. It is a war ef five ntments, a war] They might have been we bi hem . In this country the they smoked or dra up the middle classes, who have held the | earnings or they hved beyond their balance of power Jand upon whom | means. Menon the same wages or the nation has depended as a medi- | salaries as t the two extremes, are ator betwe competency. diminishing and at the same ratio | complain of their poverty who keep we will soon have no middle class, for all the people will be very or very poor the country be divided between princes aad pau hovels. two dogs and sr ich and and beer. pers, between palaces and The two great antagonistic force each other. strikes,”’ are closing in upon “Telegraphic operators’ “railroad employes’ strikes,’’ ‘*Penn- sylvania miners’ strikes,” the move- ments on the part uf boycotters and dynamiters are only skirmishes be- | improvidence. and six pence piness. A va F Sometimes throug ace ove men who have g hev go loaded to the ci Micawber in prison for In be ri } The | grip as he himself was take earing takes hroat with as tigt ken by a mean] it is no more a sin to 4 mending a pipe or a mason people the poverty 1s ha I noke 4 h debt is reported as saying to David Cooperfield: **My boy, income one pound; expenses, twen result, mise come,one pound, expenses, nineteen shillings and six pense; result, hap- st m poor are the victims ot I pre n vast multitu know t a member ot NV SNVIDISAHd ¢ comple + Weakness, sand Fevers, n unfai ys and Liver. ix ble for I 'y for Diseases Kidee: It is invalu ck he could. | 5° str e loss fortunate inven: | Ts Was $400,000 t of prosperity ever ’ beco and suprem- their d went men 1 with chew and whisky 1 lings In- Ve ultitude of the | p sprung a 2 pat | eressed red lines ¢ pper e nc 5 Bade only by BROWN CHEMICA . t L €0., BALTIMORE, BD, JUST WHaT you -\ Vise, WANT. i: nis = Eee ist “hi ' . ‘ | : Ohio & Mississipp| es the valu t| RAILWAY. your property, and if you will’ not! The Oldest Established Route it Twill take 1yhow. The | Frome : ** Your majes- Yes 1 ne *sThen,’”’ replied st. Louis =FO= re the miller, “I will sue you b-tore) Ginginnat: Louisville the ancery court.’* Then the king} 2 eee : 2 . AND ALL POINTS BEYOND. relinquished his det So H most imperious of outrages ag | DAILY TRAINS TO the poor and hard-working | BCENCINATE and LOUISVILLE, } } With rrough Day s. Pator and cower before the law. Palace Sleeping Coaches be mghted, not by = eto eee against the law, but ; . ; Palace Sleeping Cars Without Change from ct. according to law. Ss Louis in their own otest against the tore the general engagement, or, if | assault of men who through economy apes through imprisoned you prefer, they are e the safety valve ot an amassed great and self-denial and assiduity fortunes. have Thank force that promises the explosion of | God for honest rich men; they build society. CHRISTIANITY THE ONE REMEDY. You may pooh-pooh it and proph GREAT esy that this trouble, like un angry | million dollars to sink them before child, will cry itselt to sleep, and think you have belittled it into insig- nificance by calling it socialism, Fourierism, St. Simonism, nihilism or communism, but that cannot hin- der the fact that it is the mightiest, darkest, most terrific threat of this century. at pacification have failure. Monopolists gant, trades v **Give us more w employes. **We will give you less,’’ respond the i : they got throug Neither wi Some talk of th were cattle or been a dead are more arro- nions more bitter. > ery the es,” € than th apitalists. ‘*Give us less hours of work,”* say | a hawk tor the h these. calf. In warm *“You shall have more,’ sav , they care those. Valjean, tt *We won't work unc ditio con- | Hugo, So exhausted what ! n the labori had accumulated und of things, ar hetter sta ss there be some- thing done Ewill be in three country and women hungry pe All the and all rot be kept qui e ot legislatures cities the U: quiet. nnot keep them } Will What caprtal their quarrel by The brow of the one will fist of } But w Christi ziven tu oF, You of me so powertul drop wou! store the ; my text give c classes : € adorn cities and erect churches, and it toreign despotisms should threaten us, would subscribe, if need be, fitty the indiscriminate attack upon you can never settle this fight. BRUTAL INDIFFERENCE DOES NZ 700D. | this pacification come through a cynical and unsympathetic Moreover, all the attempts | treatment of the lal em dratt nerves are nothing; their nothing; ther domestic comtort is | nothing, and there have no more feeling tor the hound has for as though they art galleries and endow colleges and By success narrows. yoring classes. horses; their tastes are are men who | toners | JUSTICE TO ALI. THE ONLY SETTI.E- MENT. 10 HOURS TO LOUISVILLE. 10 HOURS TO CINCINNATI. 30 HOURS TO WASHINGTON, 31 HOURS TO BALTIMORE S HOURS TO NEW YORK. Yet all attempts at reconcilation between capital and labor so farhav- | ing failed, and the two stan jing with x throat a ulation, it behooves | No change of dares for any = class of Passenge First and Sec- And | ond-Class P roseate | Fast Expr WITHOUT their thumbs on each other’s ready for str us to look elsewhere for relief. 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