{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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CoMEINr THE CoUSTRY.-There is Ca great fuss" in New York, and not long ago there was similar one in Boston, among the seamstresses. The wages which some of them receive for making gar menis would hardly keep cat alive. They have had mass meetings. and tried to make raise of wages Now is ihere cause for this rate of low wagesi Why, yes, indeed, There are too many of you there all trying get poor living vii, your needles. Now it appears 10 us. that instead o hai'ng "Pow VOWS" and 'big lalks," you had better SWARM. Come out into the country, and lend hand at doing house. work, making butter and cheese, and rocking the cradle and feeding the hogs, and the hens and such like rural occupations where you can live and grow fat. Why, you dear souls. we chad rather be n toad and live in dungeon," than work and starye in a big city. as you do. Come into the bush, and live like folks.-(Mans Farmer.