Those Who Never Worked

- We those who do not and novcr have woik té. Ennui and sutiety sooner or later are BOTO to :o thoir portion. Liko the cli ld who is in possessio of ecry new toy, and who has snapped and broten (bent all, they stand looking about for soinothing - anything new and amusing ; and like this%hild, they often stoop to tho mud and gntter tor it. It is as imderstood principie of human nature, thnt people never value that which is casily obtuincd. Bread which has boen puroBaaed with unearned money has nevor the fhivor of sweetness of thiit which is wou by the sweat of one's ovrn brow.