Money On Interest

-A man made a fortune by industry and close eeonomy, and uso. i to lo:in his money on interest. Omo (lay, n midnummer, a fi'iend hanpening to say to fiim, " Huw pleasant it in to havo 8tictl long, blight days?"- " Why, y-e-s repliud he, "bnt these long days the interest comes in slow." L5L" T l'e l w'irnan of fashinn ím ono oí the eusiewt ttiings a tlie wofld. A lato writcrthus describes it - " liuyng everything yon don't want and pay for nothing yon get; srnila on ttll mankind hut your hueliand ; bu huppy ev ei'vwhcre but at home; nefjlect yoor children, and nurso lapdngs; go to clmrch every time you get u niivv dress. WTr%L' Too inüóh precisenpsa nnd solcmnity in pronounuing whíit onR nays n ('om'iion conversation, as If ono wan preachin, is generallv taken for an indication ct Büli'Conceit and arroganco