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81 AUCTION SALES.
fHLs AFTERNOON AND no. koRRev
RY GREEN 4 wILLIAns Aueto..,,,

L fkET s 9d dHhT cyAAddu.sLH TRACT OF
hsf mile from ibe BriSss froatis as Ss 's IN.
GUSpaY the ists Instant 70. = ss. ar eli
os,sea m, on the pte.is.s n,s h.nd.o..c Toe.
sshieh ere mproved-sseh having 3 S.sstifSi
building ate thereon and good land for esrdeei az
lows w AGRICULTURAL purpo<es-oontAinins - fo(
Lots Noe; and = contain about % scrss each
Lot No. contains % acre.
p1elins. f @pTss,sS By nsy tvo-ter, rrsns
young orshssd' DC, and contains 10 scres OF very
Any persons wishing to purchase h.nd.ou,. ,oc..
ton, tcf country seat near the city win DO ven 70
There 10 chsrch and school -hou,e in thu ,r,n.
di.ts vicinity. Water good, and very healthy
Persons wishing 20 examine the property pr,-
goGs t. Ne sale vii, LA ssI an, DAY .ftsr Osoct
Terms: one-third cash; balance IN one, I've,
three And four years, for nOtessbesrIns interest
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
A AiiI sosI nS; ysnepE at cost Of purchaser.
A depceit q sieo WIN he required on each pi.os
Of sToserty ~h'P e f1Ssssd " wIrJ,ns .vc
Try CROWN, wALKEB a CO., Auctionesrs.
A on IA 65t SSSsEE s2y AgST,SH
We vi Il cell. on moSDHS.' October Oct tn. 18th, ..
I 20 clock 3: m on the premises, Lot d In sag.rs
Jertey avenue, with front Of 20 feet on Massschu
sets avenue This lot fs loosted In business
any kind of business.
On the same day, ut D. m . on the rremi,s- v.
win sell part Of Let's and 7, in square No. So y
street, Island between Sd and a. streets HAVING
front Of IS feet 10 inches on St running back ia
feet inches to a % foot alley.
Title good.
Terms; One half cash. balance In and II nosths
A deed given and deed Of trust taken.
All convey ancing and revenue stamps ct the oost
&C isS. CROWN, WALKER 4 co, Auct.
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&C 1871 Near Fort Lincoln, ID
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CoR RENT-BRIcK HOUSE. No 100 Hiel
Il street, GeerEstewna having nine rooms, witt
water apo gas. Terms 90 per month, =. ~
&C l6-1vs Z, l4.77 tr----- No. ist sfr..t
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IhDIEb,
WIN. PRINCE, THE PIONEER OF STAMPING
3s1 street, opposite Patent office,
Has in CONSEQUENCE Of attempt made on the
STAMPING, reduced his charge, and is now pre-
pared to stamp goods from
Any pattern, whether We have it or not. Ladies'
should be careful as dangerous and cheap compo
sitiOns that ruin fabrics are now used by the so
called Stampers. We the only practical per
sons In the city engaged in STAMPING and
FLUT1NG. We make and stamp any pattern
brought us, Daily issue new patterns.
500 LADIES WANTED TO EMBR0IDEB
Muslin, Linen, &c. Constant work. Sc l5-n
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srVna lik4 angels to ftde from worldly carer
slis, Emma Webb WA, the May. and she vas the In
eanated idea OF the author Her sister sam Wilioug
by. the most perfect representative Of eoones thst
We have upon The stage. No one that ssw Tie
sisters IN their several characters could fail 10 eoncede u
them the greatness Of perfection in the parts they played
Miss Enmn with perfect grace and charming sefpo'ses
SION, uues the stage the cultivation Of such "'
irche breeding in the best of domestic ne s
distinguished from prim aiitctaion Win The hh'she"'
u accomplished actress. Possessing III ih"se "'
which admired by critics, such ~ grace expires
sion fitness meod, 'oi suice, intelligence me- hsueo
toeuiion spirit interest and nh'arSmg "!hess !" W"
situation and her bypla, is the elosuHnce OF eho'ioh
liyly or Grave fender or seyeresd always natural.
She d-ais with the pride ola trne artist, all sni'eng
or br,,ngly by roluetlsh 4age-lrcss and paints her
t.cl.. from the lmtain i her intelligence and dral!.
~ and these comprehend inutrey the whole range II
taste Her sister rs Sam, had not very importat
mart but il performed naturally. and sum
looked - lotingl, that We have not Il word 10 say
;,gainst him and then, his good old grandmother Ars
France PLAYED we'll. perfect, ana naturally, that
fairly fell in love with her Ferris the Bob rer.
IT, and in him we had The play Of superior actor-and
Ne hal in Gossn the detective. We do not at MI con-
plain of Jerry Taylor Jim Dalton. AMI gosen. wa. GER
AM, very good as MOSS niretTi was hii:tahc in the
sacoi his pies and Miss Peterson. ,ay. playedher
part very a.captihy. In regard to Mr. ,:os-in, Hawk
Ssw, we must say, that il was most pleasing perfor
nance. and give him full credit lie seemed 10
enter into til" matter with lriar, with Al! his SOUL and
il difficult for the audience, in thrir delight. say
whether tie ctectilc Grierly most te fayorie.
when the grand eep,s took place. IN his great in
tho do=grry he certainly above the 'evel vi mere
policeman, aud becac nfn. Tho poor fellow Briorly
-nied to then To catch something OF the heavenly In
-ir.tyn that exalted him above poor human nsture. Du,
NJ have said enough. The 'Tck-t cr.Lcaye-Msnn uus
play Ell better than We have il any other stage
and, witt, The perfect naturaness Of the Webb Sisters
how could 1t be otherwise, II /, moral Dram, Of great
weight, and W. trust that Mr., Glenn will not Withdraw
Is o The stage at least until he has generated Nor
fix,
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Ttlegrapgit Mt1s,
NORFOLK POST DISPATCHES.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
A Fenian Privateer on the Ocean.
IT OVERHAULS AN AMERICAN SHIP.
Trial of the Fenian Conspirstora.
MORE \ II r. r. : : OF FENIANS.
The Fenian Excitement Subsiding.
The Fenian Excitement sabsiding.
COMMERCIAL ApvICfs
The Federal Episcopal Convention.

NEW York, Oct. 1.-THE steamship
Persia has arrived from Liverpool, with
dates to the 2ad ul,imo. There il but
little news.
Few additional arrests Of the Fenans
had taken place, and at the latest dates
all was quiet throughout Ireland.
4 eunboatwas cruising of Cork, look
ing for IA ,essel reported 70 haye cleared
from America With arms.
The London Times ridicules the Fc.
man movement.
The Liverpool telegraph publishes a
report that an American bark was over
hauled at sea by On armed steamer ear
rying the Fcnian flag.
QUEENSTOWN. September 2i.--Ihe
Fenian prisoners We're remanded yestcr-
day at Dublin for trial during the COM
ing week. They VIII all be tried toseth-
er. Arrests continue to be made.
L,vERrooI Sept. 23.-The latest even
ing sales Of cotton were 5000 bales. ---
Market excited, with an advance OF
Ia I'd. Sales to exporters and specnla-
tors 100000 bales. Sugar buoyant aud
advanced sd, Petroleum firm.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. THE Federal
Convention of the Episcopal Church ns.
sembled in this city, in ST. Lakes
GhAIch, tll, morning. An the Bishops
Of the Northern Diocese were present
except two. Bishop Atkinson, OF North
Carolina, VIII" was seated IN the body of
the church, was invited into the chan.
eel, and was cordially received by both
bishopa and clergy.
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~ EA EMS CHAPL AIN

. -
The American seamens Friend Society having sp
pointed Hev T. ". CRANE their Chaplain for Norfolk
Portsmouth and Fortress Monroe and the Norfolk Sea
mems Friend Society, which h auxiar. 10 the former
80 ety invited him to cooperate with them In seeking
10 promote the moral and spiritual welfare OF those
neecd with the Navy and Merchant Marine Of this port
he has rec entity sni tered upon the work.
Ills Office IL ut the Sesmsn's Bethel, OH Whitewater
street. IN the VI the Custom House, where he has
ai supply of Bibles TestameDts, Religious Tracts and
Magazines Tor gfstuiious distribution among seamen
whom he will al~sys be happy 10 have call upon him.
lie viii also be engaged Ia periodical visits and dstribu
tim of reading attr on board the vessels in port and
efforts arc being made ~ have the Bethel repaired aud
rcopened for Divine Service and sunday School. 10
former years.
Chaplain Crane earnestly requests To be informed "
any enses Of sickness bereavement want and suffering
W other aicon occurring among seanen or their fam
ls needing Christian consolation md aid to which he
WI ct oil times be ready TO minister lie will also off.
eia,e at funerals and marriages when desired.
Ills Residence is at Miss Robiusons Frsemas0n street.
CORNER u Cumberland street opposite Christ Church.
written sominupsstoas mas be addressed to Boz toll
NWNiA ess'smee. oct5-lt
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We had visit Yesterday from Gen.
Geofec :. ~hepley, formerly military
liovcrnor of Louisiana, and more re-
et.I,tlv military commander of the city
of Norfolk. The Governor looks re-
msrkably well. fIc Is on brief visit
10 our city. and will be happy 10 greet
his many friends al the Atlantic Hotel,
where be j. ut present stopping. Mr..
81 'pley Is {, y.emhc elect 10 the Maine
legisis tire, and If one of the political
pillar OF HAT frontier State. He has
many warm friends in the South. who
will ever lake Il deep interest in his
welfare. lie was last night compliment
ted by u serenadc.
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THE NEGRO SUFFRAGE QUESTION SETTLED

The eyeE Of the whole country have
for months been fixed upon Connect
cut, for an emphatic expression of opin-
ION on the question of negro suffrage.
This state, of all Others in the Union
was perhaps one to which all sections.
looked with most interest for an ex-
preston of opinion, from the fact tint
pfall the New England States, she has
always been considered the most demo-
cratic and liberal, and therefore has ex-
efcised The most decided influence be-
yODd the magnetic attractions of Ply.
month rock ; consequently when il be-
come known that Connecticut would
vote upon the question ofncgro suffrage,
The entire country paused for The result.
We have IL now. The proposition has
been defeated, and the radicals have
met with terrible rebuke. Connecti-
cut refuses, by n large majority of her
white voters, 10 endorse the political
heresy of the New England sages. and /
declines to accept their cherished dogma {
ofnegro equality, by declaring that ne
xroes shall not vote in that common
wealth. The thing is decided. If nc. I
grocs cannot vote in Connecticut, why
should they aspire to vote in Virginia
The negro suffrage question, IL not yet
tied, has been greatly complicated.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NORFOLK. OCTOBER 4.

ARRIVALS.
>tesmer George Lesry, nlakemap, Baltimore.
Steamer Louisiana, Porter Baltimore.
Steamer Magenta, Baulsir, Richmond,
Steamer City Of Richmond, Powers, Richmond.
Schooner General Sheridan, Buell., New York.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Geo, Leary. BoKemau. Baltimore.
Steamer Louisiana, Porter, Baltimore.
Steamer Thomas Coilyer Mitchell, RichInODa
Steamer City Point, Talbot, Richmond.
Steamer Hutteras. Parrish New York.
steamer yazoo, Crouch, New York
Schooner Commerce, Tatnm Edenton.
Schooner 4. W. Thompson Reeves Gsofaeton. \. e,
Schooner Emms D.. Skies, Elizabeth City.
Schooner Eugene, Askew, Elizabeth City.
Schooner Muria Ann. Rhodes, Wo.Myille, \. &.
Schooner Actor. Mann. Tyrell county, Nc.
Schooner Amelia, Ellewa, Providence, II. II
Soop Arthur r. JONES' Jerrald Elizabeth CITY.
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-, g.. an,, ,.aec,.d the ore,,,s,
.,,,.d,, mon ali who had ANYTHING To do
I'm, th., srranoemantss, The bal,.roon
,,.o. o,o,,led ~ an early ho,r T., tho
.,.niny and the. ouests were ecrtainlv
,yeu h.srowed qhinys on tho t,oor conl,,
ma, have h.en a1herw;se than ,ogu,,r
when Col Selioso,, wac .hon and IN
,hor.,e MANY Of any Mos, ,,,s,;,,o,,;shoJ
.;,igons wa,c nr.aant o,a 10, Man.
WAS there to add his nersonal ottroc,ion.
IN the .enoro, ;or of ,ho nocos,on The
v,ntb aud ho.,t,. of Norro,E ond p,r..
,no,,h n.r,;o;n.ta,, -, ,,a n.,. o,l cos.
-, ,'.,n.a1
T,o,,,,,,,,., -, .s'"sa,u..a =,
> .i,e. rs" Nc 81 ~. W. '''' Cn.t
=. -. -
- ~ ,;a....,, 49,, IN ,.ra
s'm., -, N.Y. .,,,.s;.' ,n,,or
:, -, =, ,....'-rI.,,, IN.
..,,;a'',, - ,.i. ,,a,, ~ VIRGINIA
'.t w.. II uamd.rsnn had charge
- a. g.. 49,, ma ,niyht az we'll saw.
d. AZ. L.. tl,at nat. a siuolp mistake
,,s..,,oout s,r dane
'' W.. 81, v..nt so ,,arri,v-eyen
,,, - IN !, ,o,,d snon su.
'..,,,,ons t,r -. n ot,emnt ANYTHING
+, ,,;..rin,i, ot;on hut we must Ire par
I'nod Far .u,go.t;ny that the presence
If Tho wnl,h sisters added greatly to
u,o ,,,..o,,.s ,f ,hoovo,ino Mr.. Glenn
,,.s H. an h.nd anl ,bouyh ,eriovs,y
;,t.,, ,non .n;oyiu. himself very
nnietlv Henderson would insist upon it
,i,a, Il. sbo,,d t,kc mar, in a scr;ous
n,Ik,. and although he remarked.
nr,or thc manner of Aminidab sleek.
"uendcrson, YOU arc all poina to
,hc d. he Joined in the
dance with Miss Ada and II was
c.sy 70 soc that his .y,r;,,o;coi ideas
were o,,trovcd bv tho cu,,I;er manner
in wh;c, Ucudcrson had tre,ted him
II =. Y.;1 that tho ao,,.,d;n. ,.ro,ol
houut;fnI,v and w,. ,or,.
rood i'm the matter Of nuttip. his host
foot soremost. and take Il for IN in all
thar. mayor w,s >, hriub,o, l;.,,,r NJ
,oo.h a,d hoo,ty IN \.;u,;,;. ,,r
Whid,,on IN. loader Of the adhesive nj
,.,,,,,,.. ,rto,tr. wa. nro..n, .,J .s
.;.,aJ n,,oh :, No ,,loa.,ro. az, h.n,.oa
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CON SECTTCl'T POLITICS.
Defeat Of the Amendment by from 5000 to
5000 Majority.

HARTFORD, Monday, Oct. :, 1906
Hartford gives 6j4 majority agains
the amendment.
STANFORD c., Monday, Oct. 2, 1886.
Greenwich gave Democratic major
! ity for the town ticket, and 2s5 majorit,
| against the constitutional amendment.
AonwALe, Ct, Monday, Oct. q 1S6J.
The majority against the amendment,
here Is l25.
LATER
....#= Ii,n1rprp, Monday. OFT. = 1865.
Sufficient returns have been received
to show that the majority against the
constitutional amendment will be sever.
al thousand.
SECOND DispATCH
Thirty-threc towns give $500 against
| the amendment, which is probably de-
leated by from 5000 TO ), 900 majority.
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FoREIGN NEWS. The steamship Bel.
gian, from Liverpool Sept. 81, via Lon.
d0nderry sept. -, arrived off Father
Point yesterday, bringing TWO days later
news from Europe.
The Fenian movement continues to
cngross public attention in England.
Numerous arrests continued to be made.
and il was discovered that Fenianisln
had even spread In the English army.
The American who had been arrested al
The Irish Pcopte'soflice has been set free,
bntDtherarrests of irish-A mericnns. arri-
wing in Ireland, had been made. Presi-
dent johnson aud Secretary Seward
were represented 10y the English press as
the warm friends Of England.
4 meeting of American bond holders
has been held at Frankfort. The hope
was expressed that the Government
may soon be enabled to resume specie |
payments.
According To Il paper of MatamOras,
he Liberal Government of Sonora has |
lecn deserted by all except two men. /
The Imperialists also claimed to have !
gain been successful in the neighbour
rood of rampico. Many of the Confed-
rate Generals, who accepted service I'M
der MaXimilian, have left for Brazil.
Advices have been received from San DO
hihgoto the 9TH ofSeptember. The death
penalty for political offences has been
'oollshed. The United States steam-
II Mercedita lad arrived at San Domin-
-, and salutcd the Dominican flag.
,ief commander, accompanied by tile
american Consul, paid visit to the
resent head ofth Government. Fam
iles VINO left the island during the war
IRE returning, business is reviving, new ,
newspapers have been started, and the
prospects OF the country are in every
way encouraging. q
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Arrival. At the Atlantic Hotel, Oct. Attn

ka@ls, franklin Depot, Va Frank Evans. phild /;
L aud lady, Va; Nelns, islo Of Wight Co,
w; o Meriweather, Miss; lamand Henderson,
burg, Va; D Eiey, Nunssnond, Val 4 Knorr, Rich.
mond, Va; Jno Holmes. do, do: } Dnps. Alabama
Jas Desney, do } Il White, dol { Choak, do j NJ G
Bowen Baltic; X Wade Pitisburg. Pa; Andrew sieui.
ne, and son, Va: Adams G; Samuel burns and lady,
and wife, do; ten Shepey, sainc Col Jno Mulnforl
Williamsburg, Val W A Psrhsm, Va; " sleog, surry
60, Nhi Hargrore, do Henderson, y G; Jas Ker.
Va Bayley Brown Acconac; u Iioilomand, Isle Of
Wight co., Va; CT. weinii do do; Jno Atkinson do.
do J Nolk and lady, Mehmond; Mrs IInftmsnd
do u Psrs,ur-, amiehBell, Va; = Brown. Riehnd.
kirpu
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For local intelligence, see third page.

The debt of the city OF Norfolk
amounts to only one million six hun-
dred and eighteen thousand three hun
cents. This is nothing compared to the
debt of England orthe amount America
owes herself, and if we can have water
by increasing ii 500, 900. We don't see
why we shouldn't
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Ley" 70 CoNsuMpTIvEs. The adver-

User, having been restored 10 health IN few weeks, by
very simple remedy. after having suffered several
wears With lung aitctiu and that dread disease,
tonsump tiou- anxfl4 make known TO his follow
sufferers the Diegis Of cure.
10 all who desire IT, h. will send copy Of the piecrp
ton used free Of chafge), with the directions prs.
pairing and using tbs same which they will lind a srgE
CuHk toa CoMsrNpIIjy ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The
on, object Of the advertiser il sending the Prescription
o.beneit III" afflicted and spread Information which
ho conceyes 10 beuy!uubo and he hops every sufferer
will try his remedy ns 1t viii cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Porties wishing the prescription will please address
Rs,. EnWAkD A. WILSON,
ocil4M wliansbnrgh, Kings County, Mem York
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BATCHILOR's HAIR DYE |.

The Original and BEST IN the World! The only ru
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless Reliable and istant
neous Produces immediately splendid Black Of nate
rsl Brown, without iurIDg the hair skin. Re,pcde
the ~ effects OF had dyes. sold by all Druggists. TIL
genuine IL ssned William 4. Bachelor. Also,
REGsSERATING EXTRACT OF AlLLERLBURs,
for Restoring aud Beautiiyins the iInIr.
sasl0.ly CHARLES BACHELOR, Nsw YoHf.
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na,-w BROTHERS, Bookseller. nd.siatonel4,
tLorizea agents H. sell the Norfolk i sni all orders
n with them will be attended 81 the same =, IL l.ft
ks snies of publication.
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AS there appears to be no lady con.
,riDusors to The Nation," II has been
suggested that for this and other reasons
tion.n
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GRAND MILITARY BALI.

A military ball was given Oh Tuesday
nigbtin Portsmouth, under the auspi.
SEES of Lieutenant Colonel II. Ssiigson, OF
ths Ninth Vermont. lives . most bill.
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=. ~. petcrglll Co. Gre authorized Advertising
agent. for the i"-i in New York and Boston.
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Mr.. Meek, the very gentlcnianly iad
agreeable partner Of Mr.. Mar-ton, the
great actor, informs us thai to-day. at II
o'clock he will serve up nj the Club
House q magnificent goldfish chowdcr,
with other Necessary and pleasing adj
Uhcts. We trust every body IN The city
who has u relish for the good things OF
this world will call around and lnaetake
ct the chowder. MFR. Marston will have
one ofthosc "Muiion Pies" displayed by
him 10 crowded houses nightly nj
Gfepn's Theatre, which are so popular
in the -Lcavc-M Man" One of
The most agreeable half hours of the day
san be passed at Marston and Mcck's
Club House. and Il more comfortable or
fetired place cannot be found in The
city,
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SewsinsB sn new,boys desiring islef7 VIII please
have their orde at the conhiin;-f"h W" r'f"hG pre-
Wong befre SIX o'clock.
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STATE OF tihdiSft. COUNTY OF NORFOLK.
H. WILLIAM ~ CLAIM Cashier Of Tho Frs, National
HANK vi Norfolk" do soienny swear that ths low
statement Is true TO the beet know ledge aud belief
tSignedJ " w. CLARK Cas,er
October, 1855 80 ' "
tsign0dl W q DoNN
o.t'-i" Notary Public.
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The many, who haye to take the
world rough and tumble are prone TO en-
Wy the few who roll through il unjoltcd
in cushioned vehicles ON patent springs
The toilcr as he stumbles through its
Ihorny thicl>cta, aud limps over It's foot
clustering gravel. Is npt to curse the i'll
luck thai placed him on such hard road.
and to sigh for II scat IN one nf the splcn-
did equipage- that glide No smoothly over
Fortunes macadamized turnpike. born
with u pewter spoon in his mouth, h.,
covets the silver one which was the
birth-gift of his do-nothing neighbor.
The more fool he. Occupation j. the
Immediate jewel " of life. II is true
THAT riches are no bar tocxcrtion. quite
ihe reverse, when their uses are proper
IS understood. But the DISCONTINUED
worker, who pines for wealth without
being willing to labor for it. regards the
ldleness in which it would euablc him
10 live AS The acme of temporal happi.
ne.s. He has no idea OF money as IT
great motive power, TO be applied In en-.
terpfises that give hcalihinl employment
10 mind and body. a that no desires
b. 10 live II feather bed lite--to loaf luxu
fiOnsly. We have no sympathy with
such sensuous longings. People who in.
dnige in them never acquire wealth.
They lack the energy to make their way
to the worldly Independence for which
HEY ycarn and whine. They don't
Know how much more glorious il liz to
tear affiucncc from opposing fate by
main strength of will aud inhcxibiIity
of purpose than TO receive It is u wind
fall. There Is evidently more sulisfac I
lion in conquering a fortune with brain
and muscle, than was experienced by II
hickey heir in obtaining the golden
store that some thriller hand had accn.
mulated. Your accidental Crms,s knows
nothing of the pride of succcss-of hon.
sst emulation with which the selemodc
man looks back upon the impediments
he has overcome, and forward into the
far future which he has earned the right
enjoy. f