New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-12-14

is it now? $14.7Il. That is moro like it
But many of you are yonng enough to all
ticipato 30 years of life, If you should jo
fortunate enough to reach that period, what
has the dcsp:scd $500 done for yon? The
day is far spent, but it has been full Of cheer
ful tell, even in its heat It's fruits have not
been misspcnt. You have had harry. useful
life; the rainy day is here; and as the pro
duct of your 5000, present you that which
this world pays to prudent toll, not the re-
ward, but what is superaldod the sum OF
Sal, ,26l, a fortune for whioh all are stri.
wing but of which; not one IN one hundrco
thousand die possessed,
| | had intended to Introduce to your notice,
several other points, equally important; but
my time forbids THAI should do more than
allude to them. Donot follow your employ
ment in hurry. Take time for observation
and reflection. Consider tn, chances for
failure. Strengthen the places that appear,
or that you think may become weak. Nev-
er let your busincs. eng2 Genlonts be bur-
den to you. In other words, do not under
take all that yon can do. Leave room for
accident. A state Of things that you id not
anticipate, may suddenly pres ent Itself,
DON'T let it find you unable to mcetit sDon't
burden your shoulders with suck Il weight of
affairs, that the addition Of a httlc more will
crush YOU
Don't make q business engagement, un-
less you know where the means are, with
which you can meet it promptly. Make
stand for independence, personal, manly in
dependence, Make all your wants conform
to this. In . word, don't get in debt. To
avoid This, follow one easy rule. Don't buy
what you don't want, because it is cheap, or
tempting. or because your ncighbor hasit, or
for any cause. Remember that ysu never
want, what you can't pay for. Don't as
sumo your ne1shbors obligations Don't en-
dorse. Fyour own affairs require al your
strength, 1t is unman'y IN HIM to ask you 10
shoulder his Conduct your own matters, SO
that you need not ask aach iaTors'
But leaving to semo 1aturo occasion, OF
some more competent person, many things
that had designed t. say, hasten ts con-
cludo with lew thoughts addressed to As-
ricoitUIlS1s'
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penoeo oy ,no power Oh Mlho, ms ' 'N0
crown se' oy VIC ii"nu oi "oo On 'io ioie'
heSd e1 human laoof' 10 DC worn IN tie pres
ehce sl s'ao Oiea'ion' ana "ln'a "l IL
shIhihg S'ofies more honorable tnah INC &C.
c''e'a'"' ''le7 "a S'1'li' iof ltls the honor on
Pfouo acn'eVemont A dignity that princes
may ENJOY FOR the glory OF productive ac'
complshment will endure, when the poor
symbols OF royalty shall be forgotten IN thoi
helpless impotcncy. feu and may perish,
and the remembrance OF us may fade forever
more. But faithful word, shall keep the
record 3f our doings on an imporishablo
page.
The destiny of the human race shall be
surely accomplished. Incrolulity may whine
at the delay, or even scoE at the belief, bnt
it shall arrive safely at its summit. 1t shall
reach the nobl:st development of which it
is capable, in the great achievements of man
ly skill, the grand resuItof human thought,
in word, through the vide range Of human
wants, the complete subjngation Of material
forces to the God-lkepower Of mind