The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-03-08
PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
Let ,Ie be- QaiekIy Rich.

quickly ri.5.' FeE sen ss;s.seI 70 bss1-s - by
the ODcs-hCnsre1 mole q -aiu=rry a1d scooomy
E2k. lie e=5rt f=w b~so-e quickly ricA and FEVER
Ec-4iu So Bat the s-oy q tl1=e Eh5 proved sue
css-.u., WITH EDaiou= stiltl11=- =preli. Eitl tee
ErzpaI. speej. ari Ini8us tie MINIS q The eE--l-
be, AID OIea EG1yo thsrs, ard they long % os,5De
quickly r5ch- Fcrze--zuZ- CT Tx rezzr3Eaz. The Ete
Cfths g~1zuooe=aII, tEe.r whole srerzes are directed
y ths r1PI 1o-gzgiaiIo- ca fortune TLzy vzl.-y
IGaEre that tie pos=szslCo = wealth. All Ls-LZ Z =
s-y.e co2-on With ua1y gho have =GGd=rly @r-l-T-
- - o11;z= raprICEs E-L0ur ALLY. l.c1-u-- EXP
renee has everywhere de-5n=tratsi the h--cy 4
al such ezpseZ:50n- Nn = - c--=ttgtst t-at
e1pcyEelt J. oeceszz-y nr lis Ee-l-a All lzpp-
hes He who Ie-o;ss a. energies = O1-5I@ 20
ecurs 4. EveiAo5i / Er happier tLa- L-- S5l=--
elaPlgyEeur - c&rinz Er au1 protecting Es---a. While
70 sys-e- q Measuring -srt can prove the -----
more EcrC--bse q robIs-
G-=s s-i highly i~Lju-s1ls r5-5ou j. EE1s-y -
vsiing the F15-c mind, rh.t h1z1- AID -zrPc@
no~ from SAlh, and thlt tie ~ant q t il1io2t@
dsheasr sd misery Tais Eliacicas thslry hzz lei
to more misfortune, suszriIg aaid-szraret haa -ata
ever preveutel Il induces men % engage N the
widest a1ren-ur=, sE1 . hzz4rd. Il: only tEe-rC~n
Ge1nElatst earnings, bet taoss q o;her-, - tr -
sutJect . iter e5ntrol= While lot che II a hurried
prove successful Tie sGJrts % becoDe quickly Ech
= :As greet eazse @: tLs frauds upon merchants y
Their clerks AM mary q Iasir customsr-, alI uPcu
b-uk= AMI corporations by Their oEesrz AID en-
plCyez- They are rot content % EIlCE he path trcd
b As-1r. G.rari, All ctte-s. AID = rise . E--1-e
By indGstry sni The pursuit q b1sine=, directed ~Ita
snl and intelligence They forget that Aston c5D-
1sncsf bIs cSLmsrcll career y carrying rs SICK
upon hs back, er=Lzlzfug . Sr f-r=; AMI that reg
uL1F bz=Ine4. =~k-lf1Uy Managed CONDUCTED hin o
his immense Gr-1ne- hey 10 not remember hat
Girar1, from . cabin Toy On a ve@l. became ar-t :
small ship grocer, AID ~ EnreMIttlng Attention 81
great sazzcIry accumulated h. uiIionz- They only
recoasct them - miIiCraireL They ~i=a % appr1-ch
CT rival them n their lccGmulatons without subject
ing themselves 70 the toll, physical and mental nece-
=sry % ~seoo1plsa the rau-E de.reL Gir-rd once
nadea Tsuark which i worthy q much refscti5n-
A young nan hal been CEsrei = salary which be
thought 100 snail, a. he could lay up bat . lmi;st
sum after paying h. expense Glrari replied Il
labor ar harler than ys1- having al this properly
70 manage an1 t1zs care q, aud al / shall ever have
CIT o. u = ny y5e;gsl- and elCtaez' OUt q his
Millions al be en.ysI w4s ~conpr-ei IN these Two
itenz- yeu are n0-r happy when cc-s-aut.y en-
gagsf "a bushes, -n1 are Do-- likely % Perfgrm al
the duties % god eitizsus IN the most Acceptable
manner Ofeoufs= they are g-ltIhsi fit pore sue
eessful, - that = may guard them and their families
against want II vel and skilfGlly CONDUCTED, met
kinds Ct business Lead . inispenieoee AMI c5ups-
tsnce. which teal 70 happinessi where's the mere
pssse=son q wealth. except with the zoTti1 lissE,
never e0uf~rs ~happin@- upon markinL- Iho-e who
become suddenly rich lose al the pleasure and rep
gtatOn derived from eCri1cting = sueees=fgl bu-i-
nssz- One lucky venture vii Lead 70 new hazards,
and often occasions = total Jss q the fruits Of the first
success AEong al who engage IN mercantile bUsi-
nssz. rot three n ahunirei are computed 70 die rich-
Among tk0s~ Sho seek . became quickly rich, pro
babiy not che II = thousand does 80. or the many
thousands IN CaliErnia whC suddenly became sppar-
emily wealthy, OF we're rspufsi -, very Few srs nov
even eomErta5iy o. Inc rich men there usually
became 80 b the slow proce=s q regular business
or The Thousands who have beer sud ie1iy male rch
~ stock and ether Wall strsst Oqeration., fe= indeed
else their career with wealth. Among the numer-
Gus . operators" IN laui sri ether property, vheTea
regular business course i net pursued, 5uI q limited
number ever cone cut With property, much les large
Ertlnes.
We hear nuch q those who in al these matters
succeed. bat lee sight Of the infinitely greater num-
Ter who fail and AL into ob-curity. That father
con3ers the greatest benefit upon his son who edu-
eates HIN 20 scms regular and respectable employ
ment, sEi encourages him 10 pursue II as the roai
most likely % Lead hin to happiness and q reasonable
share o. wealth The so1 who deyOtes his tine and
talents 20 such employment may nationally expect q
lar greater share Il respectfully and happiness than
can Be derived from fortune nOt actually earned and
Accumulated, b1t quickly derived from some one
lCeky move ont q scores Of unsuccessful ones He
who prays to be male quickly rich, If his prayer il
EvorebIy answered, VIII fail in his greater object OF
becoming h0nOTably distinguished and personally
happy Hauy dOCbt the c5rrectness Of our cOnciu-
zion, iet them study the evidences that abound, in
10th city and town, IN every quarter Of the country.
Il xiIl BE found that thoss who earn their fortunes
Keep them, and are generally esteemed by al, while
few who teo01e sut1SalJ rIcn long remain -, and
fewer still who secure enviable positions in society.
Parents and young men just entering upon active life
should reject upon these subjects, and pursue that
course which The experience aud observation Of man
kind show best calculated 70 lead 70 honor au1 hap
pin=s=- Such course viii also Contribute most 70 the
honor and Independence Of the c5untry, which all
shsGIi have At heart-U Harrington Union
a WEALTHY MAS-The New York correspondent
q the New Orleans Crescent gives the following de-
s~cripsion Of George Law
Hanything dOn't pay. George Law respectfully
drops u He nov Owns nine-tenths Of the Eighth
Avenue Railroad, which alone j. an income Of a
Prince, an1 growing more valuable every day. He
al-O Oros Eesrly al tie stick Of the Ninth Avenue
Railroad, which, when completed, VIII run from the
Battery through Greenwich street to the Ninth Ave
nue., and thence to Harlem rivera nine mile con-
Germ Half the ferries belong 10 Law. He OWES the
Dry Dock Bank, and the Bank owns about forty
acres e docks. house. and land almost n the very
heart Of the city. Law owns the Staten Island ferry
boats, and two miles Of water front, nearest New
York that IN a te. years vii! be worth for docks ten
Millions He really owns the Flushing Railroad, and
heaven knows how much more he owns. That i'm
mense, thinking brain keeps aecumulating don't
think he goes in1O large operations now, for the pur-
Pose Of making money. / think he works 10 keep
from staguating- Though Lot q politician, he wielis
q very powerful influence upon politics especially
upon local Affairs Most persons have an idea that
he = an old man No such thing He i only fifty.
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