The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-09-06
WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MOONS PHASES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHERE THERE'S A WILL THERE'S A
WAY

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by T. 5. ARTHUR.
"Jlmes, SAID a master workman TO O
Young man, a joutueyman in his shop,
business has become so dull that must
reduce the number Of my men. As you
cane in last, YOU will have to 20 among The
ff,,. AN sorry for this, but cannot help
It. To continue my present force would
lie 10 ruin me-"
james Harker, that was the uineyman' ;
zane, looked surprised and panied for a
ronen, or two. But he had confident
gltt within hun, aud soon recovered hi.
ei-conirol.
~ am sorry, too" he replied. I" Bot
know business Is very bad, and tha, you arc
perfectly right in reducing your expenses.
shall get along some how, no doubt"
Yes, James, have no doubt OF that
Were there is will, there is a way"
The truth of that saying have prov.
Cd more than once in nv llfe," The young
mao returned. And | shall prove it
sgiia.
u am sure Of that" the master work.
ma1 SAID. Such spltl: as yours always
makes success"
Al lie end Of tie week, Harker, with
three ether l9urueymen, received their va.
ges snd we're discharged. Among these,
llrker was the only mar-'ed man. lie
Ai three children. Cae =. the journey
nsn thrown out oil mork vas named VIII
sln. He lived near Harher, and the two
walked homeward together. Wilson was
ayolng man Of good mind, some education
sai excellent moral character. He had a
udoRed mother with whom he lived, and
toward: whose supper, be contributed as
much as was neediu. Ia doing this, he
was taxed bat lightly, Cor old Mr.. Wilson
bad Ian independent mind, aud was habtual,
i Industrious. She always would be doing
something.
This is rather b4d business, " sop,
lines Hliker sad, as the two left the shop,
zach with weeks wages in his pocket
Tie did DOT speak 10 depending, but, rath.
e', IN a cheerful voice.
=" | don't see what we are 10 do" was
gIoonly replied "Thtfe's no work to be
had IA the city, and won't be for months TO
come
81 shouldn't like 10 say that. There
must be work somewhere: aud lf there is,
!, for one, will Gud IT." IIafker said, conf
IDENTIFY.
You can try, if you choose but you'll
have ell your trouble for pothlng.'
We will see. | have never gwen up
yci aud never intend giving up while there
Is any thing lelt of ne. !. IS the worst
hing 10 the world TO despond. Despon
eaey IS almost sure TO produce failure,
@aIe confidence guarantees success
"here there Isa will, there is a way, that
ny motto. 1t has helped me through
aarfGSer places than this"
!, 'asnever helped me, then; and I'm
sure ma good enough will"
fstnSF I Is passive aud not an &C
we wiz, nay be that you call upon
tie TE''' nt!ing your shoulder to
foL uay thiuk -, H., - ...
returned a R,le lppatie6.' l ""h = was
iiarkor seeing that his IL
Nou!dnot bear plain talk, SAID A''ui
lhe subject. On returning homa,,o,fe on
n~ That the face Of his wife was trob.ane,'
sue looked at him earnestly, while ii
years stood IN her eyes bu, she SAID notl
n's' HIS countenance wore its usual chez
VI ar This was, in part, assumed,
sieo9hen the heart Of bis wife, who WI
more inclined than himself 10 look at ii
Vifk SIDE Of things. After the chidre
were all in bed, aud his wife had taken b
'Fa' by little work table, with her sew
"g ~ her hand, james said to her
Don't look 50 troubled, Lucy. A II wi
CONG on rlgh, 10 The end. | shall e
"ofk somewhere"
Il don't know, james. Times, yc
nave said all along, were doll. Pm afra
you will lie on, of work all summer. Al
" mat should happen, ! don't know VIII
We shall do. Mr.. Eckhau hasn't had
Hftke Of work these four months, and eau
se' 1t any where. His family is in dI
Hessed condition."
Eckhart don'' try 10 get work as
U'ogh' TO try. He's above doing maj
mugs that he might do. | know oil abol