Employment Of Rich Young Men

One of erar difficnlties of the future If not of the present, is the rich yoims man; whnt shall we do with him? Hert' is an admirable tlieme for Charles Francis Adams, Jr. England ia about the only laiul w hete the rich yotmg man is turned to some usef ui account. There he traveis, or goes into the Guards, then into Parliament, atlends Qnarter 8ession8,raiBe8biggooseberries,monster turnips and prize c&ttte. liereen the other hand, he only playg pokes, polo whist and billiards, belonga to the Union and Knickerbocker, goes abroad passes the winter at Mee or Monaco gambles, drinks. keeps fast liorses and perhaps other fast cattle, and " does no sood,"' as his elderly spinster relative has it. If, on the other hand, lie goes into business, the chances aro he loses every cent he has. ' Perhaps the very best thing he could do would be to go into politics. There is a great and growing respect in this country tor any man wlio goes in to politics with honest intent and ' not on the make," and once in politics a man soon errowa int.firpsteH in