The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-11-03


There two souls whose equal flow
In gentle streams calmly run,
That when they par-Th-s part! ah no.
They cannUt part-the souls one!
IRIS ME-Passipg neat little residence, the 9TH
er evening, we happened TO waiting AT the
door for Abundance. At the instant, green blind
abov, ust opened little way, and by the gss-ligh'
we caught a glimpse OF pair OF eyes, and hulter
cf something white, and birdloned voice softly
said
who's ,hcre!''
"IT's ME-" was the bticf response
The eyes and the flutter disappeared from the win
dow, like stars in a cloud and almost Etnced, as
we passed on, We could hear the pattering of two
little feet upon the stars, winged with welcome.
II tribe: i, all happened in instant, but 1t
haunted us FOR hour. rs me! Amid the jar Of
the great city, those words fell upon the quick ear
aloit, and a glad response.
his M, And Who g mer' The pride Of a
hearts life, no doubt; the tree vine cling ing
to; the Defender OF the Faithful" in the best
sense in the ..orid.
It's mel -iany there are who would give hall their
hearts, and than half the hope in them, for one
such recognition ia this :" wide, vide world" On
Change, in the Directory, at the Post Office, he
was known as A b. c. ESQ, bot on that threshold,
and within those wal=, IFS and nothing more, and
what more is there one would love TO bel
Few of all the hearts that beat wildly, warmly,
sadly. slowly, can recognize true soul amid the din
and darkness OF the world, IN that simple but eloquent
rs me. Astf he had said:
"Noy ] am nothing to all the world,
For iSn all the void 10 thee"
IEDUsrRY is TALEST.-We often hear persons
explaining how one succeeds, while another fails in
the purtut. by attribung to talent for his
business, butts refusing it to the other. Yet without
denying that some individuals have greater aptitude
for particular! avocatons than others have think
that the problem in question could be easier solved
by saying tsat the successful industrious
while the oth:,s was
Buwer, fr example, is considered man Of the
highest abilityes novelist. Yet when Buiwer be-
gan his cared he composed with the utmost difficulty
alter writing siis hctions twice over. lie persevered,
however, and sow stands almost at the head of his
class, his latest productions, moreover, being regard
ed as the bot from his pen. Every school-boy is
familiar witty the fact that Dcmosthenss became
orator only b.. pursuing similar plan. Nor are H.
lstrations OF the great truth hat industry talent,
con6ned to thr higher intellectual pursuits. When
Girsrd trustee the customer without cndorser, who
carried has gv,ds home his shoulders, the shrewd
oh Frenchmtn was acting this truth, teduced
Eon his own experience of mankind. All eminent
persons, whcfacr mechanics, merchants, lawyers,
statesmen, wsre industrious, from " att and Norris
down To Thmiow and William Pitt. Washington,
Franklin, Marshall, Madison, and every other dis.
Short is taleIs nine times out Of ten.-PhiladcIphia
Ledger.
How TO MAKE MoyEY FAST And HONESTLY
Enter into a business OF which YOU have perfect
knowledge. In your right, or by the aid of
friends on long ti.ne have cash capital sufficient to
do, at least, a cash business. Never venture on
credit business commencement. Buy all your goods
materials f9r cash; YOU take every advantage
of the market, and pick and choose where YOU viii.
BE careful no. to Overstock yourself Rise and fall
with the market, on short stocks. Always stick to
those whom you prove to be strictly just their
actions and shun III; Others even at a Temporary dis
advantage. Never take advantage ot a customers
ignorance, nor equyocate, nor misrepresent. Have
but price and small profit, and YOU will find all
the profitable custornersthe cash oncs-or they
viii find YOU.
n ever deceived in business transactions never at
oemIt 70 yourself by putting the deception upon
9thers but submit 10 the loss, and I've more cautious
in future. According 10 the character exten, of
yoyr bn, mess set aside liberal per centase for print
ing and advertising, and do not hesitate. Never let
Az article parcel or package so out from you without
handsome printed label wrapper, card, or circular
and dispense them continually. Choose the newspa-
per for your purpose, and keep yourself increasingly
before the public; and il not what busne SIS
Of utility you make choice Of for Il intelligent and
industriousy pursued fc,tune Wi! he the result.
lesson which the state Of society our country more
loudly calls for th.a integrity in business. The great
a.d pervadirg passion Of the American community is
money -making: and the motto upon which thousands
seem TO act is; get money--hcnestly, If you cam
but at any ratej get money" Probably the rule of
morality IS al frequently and generally violated as
that which prtsscrbes honesty and fair dealing. Ma
ny man who looks with proud and pharisaic scorn
the incorporate and the profane, upper pubicans
and sinners who do not seek conceament for their
offences, many such will get the advantage,
is called of his neghbor in business transac-
tion by false representations and not feel the siig hes
conjunction. 1Compuncton indeed! Why, he con.
riders il feather in his cap and he boasts of il to
his cronies. and Sjories in his shame
ExrRAvAeAscE OF GESrLxMEs.-The news
papers have rather ungallany referred to rhc exrav.
a2ance Of the ladies' articles Of dress ard ornament
but it would appear that gentlemen were liable To the
came censure IN the prices paid for many articles Of
dress now in vague. The most fashionable ciavats
sold for Eve dollars.
The fall stye Of velvet vests, range from $40 TO
SIS each Most Of the desirable patterns of the best
quality have been already taken at prices above $50
In the matter OF vest buttons there il great exrav-
agancc. We hear Of sales Of single sets at upw ards
Of hundred dollars, and the emeler on Washington
street have elegant styles at prices ranging from 10 to
$50 button, ipr from 60 to $3.50 a set Of six. Al
she latter prict, superb set with diamond centres
can be obtaine9
The finest s3irts exhibition in aneuil Hall, cost
Sl2 each, arN a email fortune is required for
% fashionable sgt" Of gentleman's cothes.-Boston
Transcript.
The Queen, fccemiy passing through Percy market
stopped her cAirisge and beckoned cattle dealer
70 come forwarf and speak 10 her. To his great as.
tonishment thc&good man made to impart much
Information to ihe Royal party to prices and how
the markets were going, after which he was a conf
plete lion Zoe l,he remainder Of the day. Flunkes
ALL
AFrEcfsEs, SIeHT sS New ORLEAxs.-One
hundred and siki y-6ye Orphans have been provided
with temporary homes in two temporary asylums in
New Orleans, IND taken care Of by the benevo.
knt Sisters Of Inc Society Of ST. Vincent de Paul.
A man is stopping at one Of the hotels 10 Cincin-
Natl who eats nothing that is cooked. He meats,
potatoes, and all bis vegetables He aedges
that he has not eaten any cooked food for seveia
years, and that amy deviation from his present mode
Of living would most probably cause his DEATH IIc
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