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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-01

TICKETS FOR THE WEsT.-Those of your
friends wanting through tickets to California
the South and West will notice by the adj
vertisement of Messrs. w. d. Little & Co., that
they continue to supply that want aud furnish
tickets via the best routes at the lowest rates,
as heretofore, with reliable information.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-01

LONDON, Sept. 3r-l2 so P. M.-CoLsols 92a a s2I
for money and account.
American sernrities-U S. 5-2U's 1867, at 95; new
IS at u. Erie 4Zs.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3o-1O0 P. M.-Cotton market
is tirm "r'".."g uplands st q cd; do orleans 81 q
9td sales u 600 bales, 1000 of which were for secu
laLiOn AM export.
924 for money and a2a q :2s for account.
American seculi ies-U. 5. So s. 1867, 95l; U. s.
43s.
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DAILY DOMESTIC RECRHpTs
Receipts of Flour.
Receipts of Grain, SC,

sseceiPts of esrHin, &c.
EASTERN Il. r..
Consumes. No. cars. C1asiqaees. No. cars
Bradley 81 Morton, corn. / I j Cox Il Son corn. Il
Total. .. 200
Stevens & Co. 800 sacks bran.
Ken-ell s. Tlbor, l5p sack b an.
WALTON x True, 1872 sacks bran.
BY witer conveys nee 1854 bush corn to Geo W
True Il Co,
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LEvEE-Thls afternoon and evening the
Samaritan Association hold festival al the
vestry of Congress square church, in aid of the
poor of the city. In the evening literary ell
tertainment will be given
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THE pRRss

May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of Fes-
sender Eros Marquis Robinson. Br incl & Co,
andrews, Went worth, Glendennine Noes, Hender-
the ity.
AT Bideford, of Pillsbury
A Saco of L, Hodg'lon.
Al Waterville ofJ. S. Carter
Al Gorham. of News Agent.
n Al Bath, of j. o. Shaw
Al Lewiston, OF French Bros.
A, Kennebunk. of c. L. Miller.
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the completion of Massage Saeetl's term of
Presidency The House of Rep es natives are
at war with bis ministers, aud the President
has prorogueC the Y amber on account of this
oppositon The President refuses TO chance
III. mlnstry. The government says it is pre-
pared for any attempt 10 disturb the pace of
Port Au Prince. The rainy season has set in.
Missing schOo mer Pic.s edup.
HALIFAX, Sert. 3l.-rhe missing schooner
Thr Brothers was picked up AMI lowed into
Little RIVER n. F., on the Ed She is com
plete wreck. Sever bodies were found in the
cabins. The remainder OF the fourteen are
supposed to have W lshed overheard. Eight of
the crew were married and leave large families.
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Music HALL.-Last night the admirers of
the Commemorative horrors OF the drama were
s.tiated at Music Hall. Lucletia Borgia the
poisoner. was presented with Dolly Bldwell as
the Borga. Dolly is so wellknown to the
theatre goers of this city that ans criticism upon
her acting would be superfuous. She was well
supported by the entire company. The farce of
Smith and Brown, with which the performance
closed was in striking contrast with the play
that preceded it. The house was we'll filed
Tonight will be presented for the first time by
this troupe, New Ma9dalen'. dramatized from
Wkie Collins Novel, with Dolly as Mercy
.uricE
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Ours AND INs AT CUSTOM HoUsE.-Capt
Land has been appointed Inspector at the Gus
tom House vice Wiusow Lawton; also Luther
Bradford inspector vice Charles Chase Ihe
above appointments take effect to-day.
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FINANCIAL ARD GUEkHsE EGEAE

FOREIGN Exports.
st. John, NIB. Schr Laura-1I 0 bbls -four, 100 do
oatmeal.
WINDSOR, Ms. Big Elizabeth Ann-2Oo ibis
flour.
HALIFAX Ms. Steamer Falmouth-10G0 hills
-four 10 tons feed, "a Ills spirits, 800 pairs boots
an shoes, S240 lbs bacco. $40 do butte, kegs
wLiskey, 31J pkgs merchandise.
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f. o. BAILEY&Co. s Ii at auction at 10 a. M.
at salesroom, Is Exchange street, large and
very choice selection of winter plants; also
some very fine rustic baskets. These plauts are
from one of the best Conservatives in Massa
cbuSetts.
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RUM DID iT.-rwo young men belonging TO
this .ity, bired livery team Sunday. went to
blddeford, got drunk, and on the way back
were upset, the carriage smashed and both
men were injured. The horse was also injured.
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

For GENERAL DEBILITY the good effects of
the VEGErINE are realized Immediately after
commencing 10 take it. oct1 &S&w1t
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dent Association will be held at their Room
Thursday October 2nd, at o'clock, p NJ.
Pc nrlar
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OWING to the storm at Machiasport on Mon
day, the steamer Lewiston did not arrive until
this mornng-and will not leave on her return
trip until Friday evening at the usual hour.
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CHARLIE SHAY.-This popular caterer to the
amusement loving public will be here with his
mammoth troupe on Friday evening of this
week. He will remain over Saturday night.
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Horrible Exocuuions.

SAN FRANcI>co, Sept. 3o-T',e steamship
China from Hong Kong via Yukahame arrived
here to day. Munster Long is one # the rassen-
gers, Three criminals were executed at Tobe,
Japan. They were beheaded, their skulls
battered in, brains scooped out and their hearts
torn from their bodies,
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INTERNATIONAL RAILWAY AND STEAM NAyI-
CATION UDE.-rhis valuable pamphlet is is
sued monthly by Chisholm Bros. The October
number is now ready.
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PERsoNAL.-The new Baptist church at
Cherryfed, just erected at a cost OF $4,000
was designed by Fassett & Son of this city d.
The plasteriLg and stucco work was 1ne un-
der the personal supe rntendence of MIR. Jos.
Craig of the firm of Craig, jackson & Brackett
of this city.
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For SALE on favorable terms, a valuable
slate property, partially developed, with most
encouraging prospects. iD the eastern part OF
PRESS Office je14-dtf
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. w. H. bennett, recently
returned from trip to Europe. will resume
his instruction in singing this week.
The health of ex-Gov. Coburn of Skowhe
gan, is now such that during the late Fair Of
the Somerset Agricultural Society, of which he
is President, he was able to be present each
day and to stop on the grounds during all of
the closing Que.
Mr. aud Mrs. Edgar Tucker and three sons,
of thi, city, sailed in the Hecla from Boston
for Liverpool Tuesday.
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NEW YURk.
Citation Granted.

ir the U. S. Circuit Court, before Judge Wood
ruff to-day, for an order enjoining the Comp
troller of the Currency and Usage H. Bailey.
Receiver of the Bank of the Commonwealth,
from proceeding further in the matter of ex-
animation OF tbs hank; also of citation to
show cause why the receivership should
not be vacated and the appointment be declared
null and void, Oh the ground that the bank
never refused to redeem any Of it's circulation
notes. The citation WAS granted and made
returnable on the 9TH of October.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-10-01

DEERING.- committee, consisting of
Charles Burnell and Edward Chenery propose
to collect in the cash subscriptions for the new
fire engine this week. This looks Ike bust
- f.
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ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-An Irish woman
about fifty years of age named Bridget Dorlety,
the same one who was carried to the police sta
ton Sunday night, cut on tie head from a
drunken fall, was found dead in her bed at the
Aims House about six o'clock yesterday morn
ing, by the turnkey. She was carried out there
Monday and probably died in a drunken tit.
Coroner Gould was called bu, deemed an in
quest unnecessary. She belonged in Cape Eliza
beth
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Marine Disaster.

Returned, schooner Belle Crowell, for repairs,
having started cutwater by COLLISION with sloop
America OF RockDort, Mass. The latter Lad
port quarter stove and was laid ashore Oh the
flats at Bird Island, Boston harbur, IN sink
lr,tr c1,ndilinn
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JUST received, large lot of Brass and Wire
Cages; handsome designs.
se29eod1w A. MULNIx, 80 Centre st.
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NJ L. A. Conservative popular Temple
Quartette which will render its pleasing music
at the closing entertainment of the NJ. L.. A
course, have been engaged to sing in nearly
all the leading courses Of entertainments in
New Engirnd the coming season. The ladies
will be pleased to know land the gentlemen too,
p'rhaps) that Miss Carrie Barr, who siugs
with them at their concert, is considered Que
OF the haDdsomest Sopranos, who will have the
honor OF bowling before lyceum audience tie
coming season. She is under twenty years of
aye. and starts out upon her professional
c urse with the highest recommendation from
her teachers, and with full confidence in her
own ability.
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MEMS and Boys Ready Made Clothing of
our own manufacture.
Grin Hawkes. & Co., 29O and 1872 Congress St.
oct1 -tl&W1t
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the statement Of arrival of passengers at this
pert for the quarter Guiding Sept. 30th The
rumber of Passengers not immigrants included
734 males and sol females, of whom 100 males
were over fifteen and under forty years of age,
as were 147 females. Twelve males were over
forty years old.
The immigrant passengers numbered 49, of
whom 172 were males and 147 females. OF
these III were English, los Scotch, 4S Norwe-
gians, 20 Nova Scotiaus, and 20 Swedes; ia
were laborers, IS joiners, Is blacksmiths, 8 tin
smiths, seaman, and 147 had no employment
All told, immigrants and non immigrants there
were 1921, all cabin passengers.
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rEssEs.pE.esGzCAH..

OEssbE.0GsCAL.
PROBABILITIES FOR THE NEXT rWENTY-FoUR
HOURS
WAR DEBT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFFICER, Washington, n. c.,
Sept so, i7.30 P. MY
Fer New Englnnd
on Wednesday, clear, cool weather and light to
fresh winds will prevail.
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ISales at the Brokers Board. Sept so.
Ealtern Railroad. .......... e4s "a or
Boston 81 Maine Railroad. ..............,.,,,.l II1
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A FINE lot of German Singers at 80 Centre
street. A. MULNIx.
se2geod1W
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An Indictment has been found against Rod
man, the defaultiug assistant treasurer OF
Brooklyn, but a nulie prosecute will BE- entered
in his case and lie will he u.ed as witness for
the people whel Treasurer S .rague's trial
comes up.
The U. S District Attorney, to-day, began
suit against Edmund Yard & Co, importers of
white goods, to recover 500, 600 balanc, Que the
United States al fraudulent invoices.
But SIX persons NOW remain in the Tombs
under indictment for murder, VIZ: Stokes,
King, Scanue, Simmons, Broderek aud Nc
Dermott.
Stokes third trial is definitely set down
for next Monday
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THE SHELL RAcE.-The promised race be-
tween Lane of Bos on, and Frazier CT this CITY,
came off yesterday afternoon, The boats
started from Portland bridge at five O'Clock ana
went down as far as Franklin wharf and re-
turned. They got good start, and tor the
firs three-quarters down were neck and neck.
Lane, however, steersd badly and Fraz or got
the first turn. On the first quarter back Lane
spurted alongside of Frazier, when his friends,
who lined Franklin wharf shouted, 'yon've
cot him George" At which Lane dropped his
oars ID throwing his hands up shouted back
"Oh; guess not'' This careless act lost him
the race. Frazier won in 17.35, Lane coming
in 20 seconds behind. A large crowd of spec
tators witnessed the race. The prize was
purse of 500. The judges were: For Lane
Morris and Green of Boston; and for Frazier
G. M. Henry aud j. O'Donnell of this city.
Laue aud his friends left on the Boston boat
last The whole affair passed off with the best
OF feeling. Lane proposes to try again next
season.
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CAPE ELIzABETH-"Au annexation meeting"
of the citiz ms of the Cape VIII be held in the
Freewill Baptist church October Sd at Z o clock
p. In.
A merchant of New York, formerly resi-
dent of Cape Eiz-betA, offers to give $500 to-
wards the publication of the history of that
town
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q United States Currency Outstanding. "a
WASHING on, Sept. The following is the off,
cial statement OF the Uni,eI States currency out
standing at this date.
va demand notes. ................S 7oTi2 50
Legai tenuet hotes new issue $50. 1878, l0l 90
Legal ten Ter notes, series OF 1869 49,. 2e02l45l9 90
one year notes OF 1865, ,.",.......... S3,615 90
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WASHINGTON.
Customs Receipts,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3C.-The customs re-
scelpts of the week ending Sept. 10Th as f)l-
lows: Boston, $477.729 SO; Balt noreS )75, 567 8;
New York, $2,047, 1S4 '3j; Philadelphia. $f2l :
1856 C1 The internal revenue receipts to-day
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OLD ORCHARD SLATE QUAERY.-Several
Portland parties have purchased a half interest
in the slate quarry at the Cascade in the town
of Saco. and machinery las been purcha>ed for
working it, There is fine water power OF ff-
ty feet fall, which will give sixty horse power.
1t is expected that operations will be begun III
fortnight. the slate is of extra quality and
easily worked
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SUDDEN DEATH About t2 o'clock yester-
day noon tho widow Knights, who lives on the
rad leading from Tukey's bridge to the Marine
Hospital, discovered a man lying in the road
under the feet of pair of oxen, attached to a
hay rack. Upon examination she found he
was dead. The alarm was at once given, and
Coroner Gould was sent for, who went ont and
held an inquest the result of which was ver-
dict of "Ded of heart disease" The following
particulars were learned by the Coroner: The
mans name was Asa Leighton He was Is
years of age and lived in Falmouth, near
Blackstrap Mountain. He had brought into
the city load of wood in hay cart and was
going after load of hay to carry home. Two
drunken men got on to the cart on Washington
street and were riding out with him. He had
bsen troubled with heart disease, and it is
thought the men had frightened him by some
means, causing his DEATH
CoNNUBIAL.-A brilliant wedding came off
yesterday morning at the Cathedral of the I'm
maculate Conception FatherBradley ofiicia;ed
on the interesting occasion. The happy couple
we've Mr.. William Harris steward of the steam
er Forest City, ard Miss Caroline Sbey, stew
ardess of the same steamer. The church was
crowded to repetition. The couple who were
united in hymenial bonds were colored Their
attendants were white ladies and gentlemen.
After the completion of the ceremony the
bride and bridegroom, attended by their
friends, partook of substantial collation..
They left on the noon train for Montreal Oh
short wedding tour, followed by the best wishes
of their numerous friends
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CHICAGO Sept. 30.-rhe directors of the
union National Bank, after paying out about
S400,O0O Yesterday, decided to 90 into liquda
ton. The otfic RS state that the assets are
abundantly sufficient to pay all liabilities.
Issue of City Scrip,
The City Council has passed an ordinance
authorizing the issue of 100000 in treasury
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-08-01

JAAks T. BlCkNRLI,
Letter-Carrier, Boston Highlands, Mass
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n one the mysteries OF the trade. So at
nineteen he found himself with higher,
though yet moderate wages, young COM
positor. He had not learned the foolish
ness of considering pre- sent wages better
than future prospects, so he still held his
place, doing better and better. His EN-
ployers began to notice him. lie grew
proud of it and more ambitious. The in
terests of both the employer and employed
are really identical For six years he was
a compositor. His copy was not handled
mechanically When he corrected proof
he knew why the changes were made In
the evening no reading that gave him in
formation was amiss. When he was TWEEN
ty-six proof reader happened to be want
ed in his Office He was known TO be both
studious and reliable He was appointed
and read proof for the paper for ten years
When he left the position this spring. he
was getting $50 week. He left high
character behind him and the good wishes
of his employers went with him. he look
ed over the market carefully, has bought
out a handsome country paper and paid
cash for it, and has capital enough TO run
his paper for three years if necessary
This shows what simple perseverance, with
ordinary means, will effect Some will do
better than this
1t is not often we take 10 homily, but it
can do no harm to remind young printers
now and then of the possibilities within
their grasp. II is the young printer who
is soon TO take the heat and burden OF the
day. The art is progressing, and those
best prepared will hold the highest place
--RacfY's ImpicdH Newspaper Reporter
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A BOOK FOR THE MILLION.

1i-4d&w1Y
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
The Real Velpau Female Pills.
Warranted French.

These Pile, so ceIsbrared many years ago IN
Paris for the relief Of female Irregularities AM sf
forwards for their crm nal employment in the Drsl-
tice oil abortion. offered FOR sale for the nrst
time in America. They nave been kept in cOmpar4-
tive oDscurity from tire fact that the originator DR.
NC!pau- Is physician N Pari- OF great wealth and
has -rlct conscientious principles. and has withhold
themfrom general Use, lest they should be employ rd
for unlawful purposes
lnoyercomIng Female Distinctions Falling OF the
Womb, Whites. Green Sickness. Suppression. Re
reBtiou. or lmmOCerste Flow OF the Monthly Dir
cf srges Nervous ana spinal Affections P~Ins Ia the
BACK AMI Limbs Fatigue on slight eTe1llon PaipIta-
ton Of fhe Heart Mysteries Nc.. aud VIII afeet =
cure whom all other means have failed snd although
powerful remedy, do not contain CsIomsl antinu-
ny. or any thing hrrtTul 10 the constitution.
To married ladies and Young girls who have never
been regulated. they are peculiarly ~Wird They
VIII. In a short ttsy, bria- on the monthly period
with regularity.
CAUTION Married indies shoajt never take them
when there s agF reAsOH 20 believe tAcInser- rrg-
uani Tor they viii be -nre 10 produce IaIrCaTsIage.
Ladies eau procure q box sealed from the eyes Of
the curious. by enclosing one dollar and postage
clamps 20 N. ". MAtOABER. tIeueraI Agent for
tnlied States aud tsnadIs, a. Ai5lus y. \ or any
authorized agent.
i-24aWIv
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10-sdw1y
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CITMAX!CLEMAX!

Pages Climax Salye,a Family
blessing fer - cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without it.
warrant It tOcure SCrofula
Sores. Salt Rbeum, Chiihiains,
Sore Breasts or Nipples. Burns,
ScaidS. Cuts, and Sprains.
1t has been used over twenty
years, without one failure.
ut has no PARALLEL having per-
fectly eradicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. II is a compound of
Arnica. with many other EX-
tracts and RalSamS, and put up
in larger boxes for the same
price than any other Ointment.
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MOFFAT's LIFE PILLS
and
PHGNIN BITYERS.

The most Successful Medicines
in the world.
Established in 1885, by one OF
our Most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine in eases Of diseased
Liver. Blood, or Skin, IndigeS-
tiOn, COStiyeneSS, Bilious Com
plants. Rheumatism, and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands Of certificates are
in our possession, giving detailed
accounts OfperfectCI RESetlect-
ed by these invaluable Medicines.
They regulate the System, and
put all the functions of the body
in healthy condition.
- sold by Druggists everywhere,
J r. HowLNNp, Proprietor, - Liberty
Street. New York.
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To Young Printera

or few trades besides that Of printing
IS 10 so often asserted that those who follow
&c have a genuine love for il. Printers
themselves assert this Yet considering
how many men are engaged in the bust
ness, Il Is remarkable how few books
which relate to their trade are bought by
printers. \ man always has desire u
improve himself IA that which he really
cares for, and outside Of the regular prac
ticc OF his trade, It Is IN good bpoks alone
thst the knowledge necessary 10 improve
meut is to be had Yet while some Of the
most interesting and instructive books
which have ever been written are suited %
the printer, few books have n slower or
more uncertain sale IL may be said that
printer books are high But the money
that an average printer wastes in single
year would buy handsome printer Il
brary These books are costly, simply be-
cause, being little called for, they are print
ed In small editions, thereby causing a
scarcity and consequent rise. a demand
would bring large editions and low prices.
What makes the printers lack of desire
for self improvement still more inexplica.
bic, in the light OF his liking tor the pro
iession and his reputation tor intelligence,
Is that he is in the direct line OF promotion.
No one but himself stands between him
and much higher positions Any Of US
could name dozen eminent examples Of
men who have raised themselves from the
case, improving their minds "on the
wayside, and gaining the knowledge in
the lower place 10 fit themselves tor the
higher. The boy, the compositor, the
proof reader, the reporter, the assistant
editor, the editor steps are not many,
nor are they very high. IL is matter OF
fair capacity, ambition, reliability and hard
labor Good men are always in demand.
One should not complain Of rivalry aud
jealousy. The push in this country, is
rather behind tnan before. Almost any
young man who really cares for his chosen
trade, may rise il he will Only last week
a man, now thirty-fve years old, who feels
that he Is just commencing hie, told his
history IN few terse, honest words. At
sixteen he commenced as boy in the print
ing office Of a daily paper. The wages
were small, but II he could live on them he
could surely save something, and though
ne saved little he was forming a habit.
MS duties were not SO small but that he
could do them we'll A good boy is USE
W article, and printers like TO show such