Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1851-01-28
Mr.. snoady,s Philosophy Of Life.

dn uot, as some people nave fepfeseutec,
mean man. | never denied myself any thing
that | thought should like 10 have. may
have said TO myself 'Snoady is my
nsme-.you will get those peaches cheaper
IL you wait till next week; on | may have said
10 myself, 'Snoady, you will get that wine
for nothing, IL you wait ill you are asked
out to diue; but never deny myself any
thing. Ii | can't get what | want without
buying It, and paying its price for it, do
buy IL and pay its price for IL. have an ap-
petite bestowed upon me- and. if banked il,
] should consider that was flying in the
face Of Providence.
have no near relation but brother. IL
he wants any thing of me, he don't get it,
All men are my brothers; and | see no reas-
on why should consider his an exceptional
case.
! live at a cathedral town, where there Is
an old corporation. | am not in the chu rch
but IL may be that | hold a little place Of
some sort. Never mind. II may be profita'
BILE. Perhaps yes. perhaps no. IL may, or
II may not, be a slnecure. j don't choose TO
say. 1 never enlig ghl ened my brother on these
subjects, aud consider all men my broth
er-should hold myself accountable for
my position in life to him! Certainly not.
| often run up TO London. like London.
The way look at il, is this, london is not
a cheap place, but, the whole you can
get more of the real thing for your money
there--I mean the best thing, what ever il is
than you can get in most places. There
fore, say TO the mao who has go, the mon
ey, and wants the thing, go to London for
H. and uear YOURSELF
When 90. | do IL in this manner. go
TO Mrs. SKINS private Hotel and CONNER
..a. Il ,,I., "A
City, (ii is advertised in 'Biadshaw's Rail
way Guide where first found it) and there
pay 'loi bed and breakfast, with meet, two
and nine-pence per day, including servants.
Now, have made a calculation, and / am
satisfied that Mrs. Skim cannot possibly
make much profit out of me, Ia fact, II all
her pstroUs were like me. my opinion is, the
woman would be 10 the Gazette next month.
Why pj 60 10 Mrs. SKINS when could
60 10 the Clarendon, you ask Let US ar
que that point. If went to the Clarendon
could get nothing in bed but sleep; could
li Now. sleep al the Clarendon is an ex-
penslye article; whereas Sleep al Mrs Skins
Is decidedly cheap. | have made a calcula-
ton. and | don't hesitate TO say, all things
considered that It's cheap. 1t is m inferior
article, as compared with the Clarendon
sleep, is it of The same quality. am
heavy sleeper. Then why should 90 TO
the Clarendon!
But as to the breakfast Very we'll. As
TO the breakfast. | could get variety of del
icacies tOi breakfast at the Clarendon, thai
are out Of the question al Mrs, Skim's,-l
Granted. But don't want to have them.
My opinion is, that we are not entirely ami
NAL and sensual. Man has an intellect be
slowed upon him. If he clogs that intellect
by too good a breakfast, now can he prop
erly exert that intellect in meditation. during
the day, upon his dinner! That's the point. |
We are not 10 enchan the soul. We are TO
let it soar, 1t is expected Of us,
At Mrs, SKINS get enough for break
fast (ihere is no Limitation 10 the bread and |
butter, though. there is to the meai) aud
not too much. have all my faculties abou,
me to Concentrate upon the object hsve |
mentioned, aud ! can say to myself besides, !
'Snoady, you have saved six, eight, ten. fl |
teen shIllIngs already to day. Ii there is |
anything you fancy for your dinner, have il.
Snoady, you have carried your reward
My objection to London is. that it is the !
head quarters Of lhe worst radical sentiments |
that are broacbed in England. | consider |
that il has great many dangerous people in
il. consider the present publication Git It's |
Household Words) very dangerous, and |
write this with the view Of neutralizing some |
offs bad effects. My political creed is, let
us be comfortable. We a.e all comfortable.
as we are-l am very comfortable as | am
leave US alonel
All mankind are my brothers, and | doa'i |
think il ChrisIian--if you come to that--to |
tell my brother he is ignorant. or degraded, |
or dirty, or anything OF the kind. | think II |
is abusive and low. You meet me with the |
observation, that / am required TO love my
brother. reply, Il Go.' am sure ] am
always willing TO say to my brother My good |
fellow, j love you very much; 60 along with
you, keep TO your own road; leave me TO
mine; whatever is, is rght--whatever isn't
is wrong; don't make a disturbance. II |
seems TO me, that this is al once the whole |
duty Of man and the only temper to go to
dinner IN Dickens Household Words
INTERESTING lNcIDENr-We find the |
following interesting local incident in the |
New York Correspondence Of the Philadel- |
phia Enquirer, and give it the benefit of our
circulation:
'Some fourteen years ago, MT. G. young
merchant of this city, who was possessed Of
a handsome fortune, entered very largely in
TO speculatons in real estate, and became, as
was generally supposed, immensely wealthy.
A great revulsion in the business of the coun
try happened, and Mr.. G. suddenly became
a bankrupt. MIS-. c., upon the happening
of this untoward event, Immediately retired
from the fashionable arena, reduced her per-