Working Too Hard

Go iii'o the d houses of Chica gii, as the uiule fitfad ot the fainily reaohrs Iiih Brendp, nul Jou shall see a man tired '-ni Ho will (mus up hi.s hit with ., g;rl . i Tr.ip in ■ the rhair witfl a : ■.,-,. ,. i i-l'jim-t', hrush up uu i tui ii aul t.iko ulT in oompliaoce with i suiiial " mvitt)," and return betwet-ii eleven and twelve witb the " last straw " uu hiH back thut bieuks it with weariiK-Hs and fatigue. Go iuto this mau's store next day, Dd you will see a man on the juitip, driven wir.h buMnefs, on fir witti ivarioe, thrillod l" luw lintrei's ends with aiubition, und tired out. Througfa all tbe prightlims aud vivtfeity that litfhts hin boe tii'l ightens bis "tep, you ehajlroad the iinniistakahle si u n of u tired out uwn. Now and tiien, in a moment of réspice, he will lean agaiust the desk or doorway, and Iook ulistriiotedly ou the Huur, or Cfómptïin to big compamou of a puin in Iiih back. There cnn he no iunnner of doubt, theu, that our businoss tneu are going it too gtrong. They stiould rein in tb'ir aaibiüon, ohecb ttifir reed 'brgain, and givo tlitniselvus more to cjniui er pitrsuitn nnit recitiativo HUurtS. 'J'ncir desire to ge. rieL ík calina ujj tbeir vituliiy, so 'i'-1 ' "'.: r'li'S come tllt'V V. i : I brino exhaustiou th-it prevent their enjoya] i . ' ' li ■ i :■ ambitioo to by aati Bell ■ u a irreal s'alo íh OODStttliilig thelr physio:il stii'iijriii ho tlmt tbey will pi'est)iitl he ni. ti' vi for the SurtSfíidtieft) lliat buing and elliiig seouie. AIj work and on pliiy breaks tlio constitution and dwarfs ího nui.d All busness and no books wears th body and deudens the brain -