The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19

davs certainly ne exclusion Of nothing bat poverty. II
may saolads virtue, right, honor ssd religion but
we speak a "sssc sooisyD In common parlance, what
do No meass-shal the people very religious, that
sssr 70 inprovs sS:s minds, hs noso $50 soao.s No.
We mean the society OF the wealthy. There 10 c0ihsh
Arissosacy In mdst aud too many people b,w
view he hsproachisg 20 NE Creator hiu,ef rhs L.
wrong standard Oonsequenlly whom monty was the
when they could moi e. isst nsssly they hsd 70 pro
cure II some pow; and hence the crash nsn 10
my humble es.imsnoa, who has only twenty d,llArs
In We wide, wide world and lays thas out In
merchandise and puts his pack upon bis shoulders Is
hoeorAo'e than the fast young man who nvcs in fnh
erect fabric o! and intern sonAl
Truth and Righteousness mus constitute its foundation The
reverend went on 70 sa has he vas there %
and houioate the lessons which huSh. The millionaire
o. yesterday was 70 day poor man. This wn not The
mort affective aspect, nor where tse blow was felt the
most II was hard TO suspend for . . lucrative
ouaness, but much harder TO be suspended from the
poo. 81. M asuss1s
he panic pressed the ricb bus pnched tho poor the
merchant was compelled k.eo ore horse instead or wo
carriage X DO reduced bis household expenses and 70
reoohed In every t,pg what harm you'd be donef Much
assr Ss o. o%
With the poor resrenchwent starvation In ooncla
Among the hints iiroWn out Soiowing:-
me Scripture saith, Take thought for TO- n,.row"
beWaYe OF oespCndeucy i--oiV0 IL on ~ goa would the
gre The first blast OF the hurricane 10 generally the
rudeat Seek and pray, and keep good heart. II one
thing falls, auosher may net Hard lines are overcome
NOT By sitting upon potss eri moIing KrumbhnS and
Or, Ing but by being no, alive LAUGHING and doing
door Of often leads toe halls or adence
and always 10 plenty hverhood cannct be ooaineu
In oue way, have Yankee spurk and ingenuity to seek
another way. Nothing IN oNe' peo,fu honest even to
. nevsboy or shoeS,cx-while wealth, gotten by dis
honesty mean and ovardIy. Thsush tbe drspet IN
gold and cushioned In velvet honest cannot Afford
be be Idle for the world needs them too much Diligence
ana thrift aud p,rsevtrAuce end good temper have
overc many difficulties and yet Every victory
mighter coDqucss. HArt times only demand harder
blows. The shell will break and scAaM cMnucopla OF
rich blessings uTou the energetic lAborer.
Never give MP l. It 10 wiser AMI bettsr
Always To hope, than once 60 dssp Alr--
Fling or Lhe load OF doubts cAnkering fette's,
And break the 1sr6 srel OF tyvanncai care.
Never give up or the burden may siak yen
Provtd nee kir dIy bas mingled the cup;
And In all uiAls or troubles cehink Won,
The wsichw Of life must be ksver give up"
Meier give no; there are chances and changes,
Helping tie hopeful hundred 10 one,
And through tho cssos Hga Wisdom ArrangeI
Ever succesr, fyor'ii cuiy hope on.
Never give rp; for tho w'sest In boldess,
Knowing that Providence mnsier the cup,
And OF all ma xms the best, . the Oldest,
Is the vatchvord OF "Neyer give mp"
Never give up, thor gh the erspe shot may rattle,
Or the full tbrnee clold over you burst;
s,and like root, and The storm or the battle
Little shall harm you though doing their worst
Never give up; II adversty presses
Providence wisely bias m ngled the cup,
And the best counsel In all soor dstresses
the stout vstchwort Of "Never give up"