Success In Life

Take earnestly hold of life, as capaci 1 ated for and dentined to a high nnd ' noble purposo. Study c'oscly tiie mind's ' bent for labor or a professioii. Adopt it early and purgue it etendily, never look ing buek to tlie tur ing furrow, but forwurd to the furiow tl.ut ever retuaii s to be brnken. Means an i ays are ubunctiint to every man's succes.'', if wilt and 0 i'ins are rigbtly udapted to tliem. Ourrirh men hnd our great men have carved tbeir piths lo fortune, and by thi infernal princ pie,- a principio that caniiot fü to r. ward him who reolutely purnues it To f igh or repine over the liick nf intieiitance is uuinanly. lívery mon ehould t-tiive to be cruntor instijd of inheriior He shou'd b queaih inttcad of borrow. He sbnuld bo oonsoiiuí nf 'he pow' r in him, a;id figbt liiown 1) tt'es with bis 00 lanc. He slioulil fefl that it is betti-r to ern crust ihnn to inherit coff.TS of gold When ouce ihis spirit ot self-n-lian -e is learned, every rnao will diecover witbin hiuiself the cleinrntg ai:d citpacitie of wealib. He will be ncb, inestimably rio') i 11 eelf-resource, nnd can lift hin head proudly to oieot ibe ooblext among men. The proprietors at Paris have bMen deprived of their power to sue f"r rwitg, consecjueDtly a faiuily ne-d tim' li tlredy mom y to oubsit on fiom nand to mouih. A ro'respondunt r es : "My landlurd ov.-ry week presenta me n'itli my bilí. Tbe oeremouy neoiii to please hun and does me no barm I have pastod iipon my mantel piece thu decree of the tíoverument adjourning payuont of rent, and tbe rigb' to ri-ad and reread : ibis document ia all that be will got 1 1 fi ora me vjntil tbe ond of tbe siega."