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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-25
Savannah Mills.
THE undersigned respectfully announc that
l they will keep constantly on hand
FLOUR, Wholesale and retail,
MILL FEED, NEAL,
GRAHAM and RYE FLOUR.
The highest cash price psid for wheat, and all
our Flour warranted rs represented.
21tf G. Z. MILLER j. SONS.
MORTGAGE Sale by Sheriff..

WHEREAS, that on the sixth day Of March,
w A. ID. 1871, james NJ. Gibson, by his
promissory note, made and delived 70 Catharine
her, the said Catharine Turner, or bearer, ON the
first day OF March, A. D.. 1873, the sum Of two
hundred dollars, with interest thereon at the
rate Of ten per cent. per annum; and the better to
secure the payment Of said note, principal and
interest according to the tenor thereof, he, the
said James y. Gibson. by his deed ofmoitgnge,
conveyed to said Catherine Turner the following
Lot No. nine (9), of section twenty-five C25), In
township No. sixty (6O), Of range No. thirty
seven (3e) In Andrew county, In the State Of
iansinx. ON w ,ss . ,ns :p spSSSi1inS ss.. 'h r fss . ssi
james NJ. Gibson, his executors or administrx-
tors, pay the sum Of money specified In said note
according TO the tenor thereof, then said deed to
money as expressed In said note and mortgage,
said deed Of mortgage to be and remsin In full
force land that by the terms In said deed expressed
the tenor thereof, the said Catherine Turner, or
her legal Representatives. or the legal holder Of
said note, or by the request OF the said legal
holder Of said note, the acting Sheriff Of said
thorized and empowered to proceed to sell the
property In said deed Of mortgage, and herein
before and above described. or any part thereof,
at the Courthouse door, In the city Of Savannah,
county Of Andrew and State Of Missouri, nrst
thirty days public notice Of the time,
teTTus ouu place Ct safe, anu Vi the property 70 De
sold, by advertisement in some newspaper printed
In the city, county and State Aforesaid, and upon
such sale the said Sheriff IL, by said deed, author
ICED to receive the purchase price, and convey the
SAL real estate to the purchaser thereof by deed
In fee simple. And whereas. that John Bower
and William Human, on the Sd day Of March,
A. ID. 1873, became the legal holders OF said note
and deed of mortgage, as the assigns of said
Catherine Turner, and that said note yet remains
due and unpaid. Now, therefore, by tbs request
and direction OF said John B,wer and William
Human, and pursuant % the power given me As
the acting Sheriff Of said Andrew cOuntN I will
sell oil the right, title and interest Of the said
James M. Gibson, his heirs and assigns Of, In and
TO the above described real estate, ut the Court
house door, In the city of Savannah, In Andrew
county, In the STATE of Missouri, at public ven-
due to the highest bidder for cash, Ea d.
On Saturday, the 18th day of May,
4. d. one thousand eight hundred and seventy
three, between the hours of nine O'Clock In the
forenoon end i've o'clock In the Afternoon Of
said day OF May, 1878. :
". PEMBROKE MERCER,
%s Sheriff of Andrew County, Mo. p
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Died.

un March 10, 1853, af the residence Of George
Meyef, Bot coesty, Julia Ann Knnkei, sgui
= ycGrs. 0 months and - days. -
~ Aprtl6 9. ls7s, in Holt county, Alice Craig,
On April 2. NIB, In Wing Valley, Holt coun-
y, Mo-, Nrs. Marina s%chooler, aged about 10.
George Gnnkel, aged about 20 years.
On April IL, Isis, In Wing Valley, Holt coun-
ty, Arms Maria, infant daughter Of John and
Rrbeccs Burke, ugel two years. 15Fo
On April -, 1853, In Sodaway township, Holt
county, John wilkins, aged 81 years. t
On Friday, April n, is73, Mrs. Mary Card.
we'll, wife ~ Wilcher Cardwell, aged 65 years,
y months aud q days. ~ :
Afsrr niIailing the duties imposed upon her
loag life on farfh. she has been called tn the
fathers. leaving many friends to mourn her
loss. May W. meet In hrasen. "
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D. z. PAUL, Editor and Proprietor.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1873.
JURORS.

At the last General Assembly a law
was passed changing the manne of Sc
lecting grand and petit jurors. The
law provides that the County Court,
within thirty days before the com
mencemcnt of Circuit Court, shall Sc
lect the names of one hundred and
seventy-five OR more persons having
the qualifications of jurors; the names
OF such persons to be written on separate
pieces of paper and placed in q box and
thoroughly mixed together; the names
o be selected from each township in
proportion to population. The Clerk
of the County Court, before the men,
bers Of the Court, being so situated as
to be unable to see the contents of the
box, shall draw by lot from the box
the names Of eighteen persons who
shall serve as a grand jury at the next
term Of court; the clerk shall then
in like manner draw from the box the
names of twenty-four persons who shall
serve rs petit jurors at the next term of
court. No man shall be summoned at
more than one term of court in each
year. Each juryman shall receive sI.5O
per day for every day of service and
five cents per mile for each mile ne
cessarily Travelled in going t. and
returning from the courthouse. All
who are duly summoned and fail to at
tend. shall be fined not to exceed fifty
dollars in the discretion of the court.
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The latest from eMedOcs is that
they have been driSaH with great loss
in killed and wounded, from their strong
position, and their second chief, Schon-
chin. killed. Our troops are pressing
them closely. with the prospect of a
speedy and utter humiliation of the
treacherous Modoc tribe. .af.
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Married.

On the 18th OF April. 1873, Mr.. d. r. Fleming.
q Bigelow, Mo-, TO Miss Laura a. O'Scai, Of
Grant, No.
On the 3rd Of April, Is13. Mr.. John j. Adams,
ofIIolt county, to Miss Dorcas Morgan, Of Nod.
away co3sty, Mo.
On Tuesday, March IS, 1873, I'm Naryrille,
No. Mr.. John Schmidt to Miss Mary Catron,
bofh OF Grahnm, Sodawuy county, Mo.
On Tuesday evening, April Is. 1873. at the res
idence Of DIR. Lykins, In buchanan county, neHr
the Andrew county line, by Rev. y. Il. Miller,
NJ. Charles L.. Simmons, Of Andrew county, to
Hiss Emma Lykins. daughter Of Dr., LykAr.
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OF HOADe, ul6iiWArs AND BRfD0kS.
.a ssc q g. J. severn. Tss rS Sssr sissnic: sf h hi sSs;r !r;., in
townships, shall have the care and supe.intend-
ence Of ali highways and bridges therein, and
II shall be their duty to give directions for, and
Cause to be kept In good repair, all highways and
bridges IN their respective districts, and cause
or direct 10 be built, all such bridges as public
necessity requires; said bridges to be buiit by
contract to the lowest respon:iGis bidder. or
deem most cxpcdicnti but In no case shall the
overscer he allowed 70 take the contract for
building said bridge himself, or by his agent;
the building of said bridge 10 be paid for out Of
any money that may be in the overseer's hands
for road or bridge purposes:
SIC. 3. The ~overseer OF highways shall have
no power 70 build. or cause 70 be built In his
shall exceed TWENTY-FIVE dollars; but all bridges
It the township, which are required ~ be built,
the cost Of which Viii exceed twenty five dollars
and not exceeding one hundred dollars, shall be
huilt under the direction OF the township board
Of directors, By contract, To the owestr RESPONSE
BILE bidder, to be paid for out Of the special
pr Gr.d ,s lax s,n levied rS,s %po oha ~ h. .s ,sr,ss p r Up in
ship board Of directors, when they deem the
saane 90 be necessary, and Jfesignsted special
township bridge tax. which tax shall be ASSESS
the township trustee, who shall keep . correct
account Of the same, and to be paid out by MIN
on al proper orders of the township board II dr.
SIC. 3. Whenever it shall be necessary in
any township. to build n bridge, the COST OF
which shall exceed one hundred dollars, Il shall
be the duty Of the township board OF directors
to make out and cause 10 be presented TO the
county o0urt . certified statement Of the amount
of money necessary for the construction thereof;
the amount 80 certified shall, Ii deemed proper
by did county court, be levied on the taxable
property Of the county, In the same manner ~
other taxes ars levisi and collected; w~heyeup0n,
the township board OF directors shall cause the
said bridge to be built by contract, "a provided
by isw.
lksEc. I. II shall be tho duty OF 6yerscers Of
highways 10 cause suitable gnide.bosris 10 be
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CP to Saturday last, fifteen members
of Congress had returned the amount of
back pay drawn by them.
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THOSE who owe us on subscription
MUST PAY UP IMMEDIATELY.
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Financial Exhibit.

THE FOLLOWING Is n ABSTRACT OF HI RECEIPTS AND DHSup
!. tn PsuPIS I'd Bridge I'D Of andrew county MIths nl Ynr e@p snMs3{gT D.
- ming Az Z. ISIS he Aue appears OF reod ~ tn b4ce9 hN Csf0H ~
ssiI - DAsrusp. CA
, 1873-04-28

There has been great donl OF trading in
options and contracts to sell land in tho spccula-
tive district west Of Washington Heights during
the past ten days. Thoro hayo, however, beon
very few actual transfers of tho foo Of the land.
People do not Roem to want tho land 30 much rs
they do something to speculate in, and those
contraots-to-soL Heem to furnish tho same
sort Of speculative pabnlum az tho options on
wheat and corn for future delivery, which fur
nish 30 large part Of tho business Of the Board
OF Trade. Wo hear Of but one actual transfer OF
land in that quarter during the past
weok, viz, tract Of 40 acres in northwest
II OF southeast II Of Section 40, Town
OF Lake, being four milos directly west, and one
mile aouth OF tho Normal School, ut $500 por
aore, tormB II cash and balance In one two, and
threo years. This land IL just two milos south
Wost OF tho nearest railroad station - South
Lynne, on the Great Eastern Railroad. This
sale affords not only an index OF the prosont
range OF prices in all tho surrounding district
for mile or two north and south Of It, but fur
nishea another instance Of tho recent rapid ad-
vance In prices In that quartor In tho taet that
tho price which this sold for is Just tho Same as
was asked for tho land Immediately at South
Lynne six months ago. This shows that
tho prices Of six months ago arc
now asked for lands two miles further from
, 1873-04-28

$o.o5@o.1o; do soller May, eo.1o@e.12>>si do
ssllps g Juno, eo.25@o,oo DO seller July,
01lDl2c. Dry saltod montH quotablo nj
o26@e1lo for Shoulders; se99l@B}9o for ,ehortt
ribs md g@01So for short clear: Boxed
Shoulders, 01G@7o. English moats. 0@OHo for
short ribs 0i4@o96o for short cloar. Bacon la
quoted at Sc for shouldorg, 100 for oloar ribs,
packed H. Mess @ bsof, 90 80 ooSSSS o1tra mean do
sl9.0O@10.25; boof hams, sas0O@2obo. CITY
stallow, 72l@8o; grease auotablo at 6A@oMo.
Salon voro reported Of 900 brls moaB pork scllor
May ct $3.50; 600 .br1s do At s17 :40; 900 brls
90 seor Jnno at e18.A0; 600 brls DO at 91s95
1,ooo hrla DO at s1890; 900 brls DO at $3.50;
8, 500 brls DO as $1s.0oj $50 tcs lard ael1er May
at o. 70; goo tca do acllor Juno at soa0; 500 tca
60 o. S925 ~ s short rbs s9or May Ct
lbs do Bellor Juno at O5o; 25o, 900 lbs do ut oo.
The Datly Commercidl Report. .givos tho follow
ing na the shipments Of provisions from this
city for tho syco}t onding April III, 1873, and
slnce Nov. !, 1879 nlso comparative flguron:
, 1873-04-28

noto Tho demand ta moderate, Al tho annexed range
q prsea atceo, s25o@a1n; New York stoco, ,caatig,
s7oo@eoo per bril- Rosat,ds!o cenon s. 25at0; Utics
cemont, $2.oo. per brl; I.ouisvio coment, $500;
Akron comont, $2,00 marble tl,at $J,25@o6O
Limo in bulk, 00c@slo0; lime {bris), i.25 nor
brl whso sand, por hr $l.7o@9oo p!astcring hair,
Ell b,'sa III SS;sf nG s11sa sS
a2 country bfok $loo0d} l2o0, toliyorei:
e Lolita hydraulic presscd, t45.00 delivered Nil.
IltllHdnlc, s25oo delivered ro cay, per lr (. .00a
soo The following y tho st of pricca per box Of %
iaeI @ Ter :. domestic window glass, from which rcduc-
, 1873-04-28
MONEY and COMMERCE,
MONETARY.

bATunpAr EVENING, April 40.
Tho denaand for bank accommodation has In
ereaaod steadily during tho past wooh tho groat
bulk Of tho applications coniug from tho NOR
onnsile department Of trndc. Dry goods NOR
chants carpet doalors, jowolors, and tn othor
cogusto 1inos Of trade. ..havo had dull business,
and poor COLLECTIONS in tho country for month
paat and nrc Obliged to havo larger accommo-
iationa than usual to onablo thom to
meet tholr maturing obligations. In
bono cnsoa banks havo declined to e1tond
any moro aid, nnd parties havo boon
obliged. within tho past fow weeks, to nrrango
with Eastern creditors on tho bost torms tloy
could for moro tino. Tho loans Of tho banks
arc now probably aa largo aa thoy havo boen ut
any timo In tho past six months. Tho spocu1a-
tion In corn, md particularly In PROVISIONS, has
absorbed great doal OF capital, and has contrib
uted to expand tho banks to a point beyond
which II Ia believed tley doom It imprudont to
go. There is, howovor, protty good supply Of
money yet In tho opon market to lcnd on good
collatorals, but the nocoasity for roady
cash has In some caaes Obliged capitalists who
have held Hopno Of tho best local stocks to soll
out. and has somewhat depressed tho prices Of
nearly all the Btocla. Tho ahipments Of both
unusually heavy during tho past month, and It Ia
probably this circumstance that has prevented
money becoming worry stringent. Notwithstand.
ing tho large amount Of exchanEo mhdo against
shipments Of hogs and cattle, Now York funds
continue worry scarce, and In default OF autll-
clont supply to moot tho domlnds OF their cus-
toners the banks havo boon Obliged to ship cur
Tency to New York every day. 6nlos OF OK
change betwoon banks aro mado to-day at Goo
Der al 900 premium.
, 1873-04-28

nuTTER-prices Of thia nAplo ranged about Tho
tue tone Of tho market was scarcely ~ firm. Cholco
grades ero expected to so high for aon,o little time
room rnuat soon decline. Local buyera woro tho prir
elpal operators. Wo quota: Common to choice roll,
tes9ls ntrtcy choice dairy, pack, s3@37o; modiu1n
DAda1Nd-A fair nt,mbor Of orders noro rccoivcd
ana wore promptly al1ol ut The quoted prices which
axe; American, 32Ho; A,nosfc.p, s2Ho; s oItors
Creek, 94o; brlap bags and b,,, 20@22o; g,nnlcs,
single. !1@18o double, 281aoo: wool sacks, 07Hc.
alack at tho quotations glven below:
, 1873-04-28

storo this morning, UP to 10 o'clock, 7 cars
wheat 12o cars corn 1s,4o0 bu No. q do, aud
o2,7jo bu rojootcd do by canal 1s cara oats !;
10000 bu No. do, aud 1900 BIZ rojeotod do by
canal J; cara rye; car barley. Total, (162
cars), 10000 bu.
Tho following worc tho rocoIpts and shipments
Of broadHtuffs aud stock At this point during tho
week ending with this morning, and for zorro.
spending wooka ending ~ dated,
, 1873-04-28
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, April 20.
The following were tho receipts and shipments
Of tho lending articles Of produce in Chicago
during tho past twenty-four hours, aud for the
corresponding dato one yoar ago:
, 1873-04-28

CATrI.E-To.night olosea another week Of ra-
n,arkahlo activity III tho market for beef cattle;
Last wooks supply Of lo,B53 has boen followed
by 1856 this week. a much larger number than
any former neaaon. Yet Buoh has beon the ollar
notor of tho don,nnd that the supply at no timo
seemed oppressive, and tho market maintains
tho firm touo that has characterized 1t for tho
, 1873-04-28

Ateof
Chow Chow {Iaryey} qta................ 5.!sS 9.7s
g - asaorod Hi:tlss e.Ss e9se T.?
q. D. usaorted pickles, pss......... a.so@ t.2s
Pure, u GAL cana per rdoz...............s o.bo@1oo0
rure. quart canF rsr doz. ....;......... 900 o9o
s5trs s5tr SSs sosn sr s,ns Ie
oHEEsE-1n tho cheese marriott very quiet feeling
prevailed. Only few orders wcro placed ard scarcely
Ss smp e ss to Rsw
York 1s.etor 1ie' Ohio factory 1s@15' Vest
ooAIwfiade 17e1i Continues dull, With no quotable
9ssS Gshi, - ismp H sis5s@!see I psss.e 5 u sis ss
%snS 5 g. Srss oh@e;4y ILL.,
h1lno, $500; l1ochng yaloy, sooo; Intlaina cnnnol
@ ssoS fs;s M!ao,k ssoo Wilmington, % s 3see s'A'''
ooopEnAGE9Tlero was no special change, tho
1 + % at aSa pssra sfses 4: e9i arS yrss s4ees
sl;oo@l:7o; whisky barrels. slo292.1oi -four bar-
% aa 81 Sa 80 sSa srso
@2So5 wl,isfy otaves, rough. 2e9S25 Do.
Gl5oo per hi '' pork and oreo poles, So oo@35oo
EGds-Wero in large supply, and rather slow.
Thore moderate inquiry on local account, pricea
tHs Gf IL s;s u i1ns i rs 6'dsa dos
FEAr1rERs-Aro in good request and vory Arm,
owing to Hight offerings. Frcea range ~ folloTs
RsaS Se Sssse It 1s5Ss tfsm iiss .saas; {s9Sina
good grades, 6ot965c: common do 30@ 45c chicken,
G@ac: Bales include 600 Lbs chicken foathess part
fis1-pc.lcrs reported fair activity In tho fab
trade, and tho prevalent feolnB was again
Of afmnosa. Tho market is baro Of whiteash,
Rsices saage es follows: Ee. whitoas, x ri, 500;
IT. aa e.; H. gs Ssg Ssss
bank goldfish, por 100 tbs, So 0o9025 Georgia cohsh;
e. LabTa9r heT5ug sp nr
$685. e. s'1 aSsabz vsi
''nS1 FR1if RNb s' S5Tsfse. vsre unchanged.
moderate amount Of trading done at tic annexed
9i 9Sais 1ssna, as S' s:nte osass R'ss
westsaa spe aa sda 5saas sohsla ssn e.
s,!iss;5s s{$S sSsSxss S. $s:
M.pIss walnats. a:93so; 1razis, lSl3s; peeans,
aHEEN FhUiT~Appleo md ersnberries aro dull
quosabo At s3.5oG375. Oranges and lorons aro ul,-
snsnsfs s'M Ss6 &c aGas ss
rer b5 m from store cranbsrrios {ouSae ndw Ut $1,000
ss pes Zone vssass q osss .@
e. 5s5 %; Ms'''as d. e's'
GlsOCERIEs-0rlcrs from the interior we're moro
numerous ad local retailers .1ao operated WITH Fathor
tho oadlug ataes aud fully sustained for noary
everything u the nBt: We quote:
OoFFEEs-Mucha, 529aac; Q. G. Java, 2792eo
aS2s a; o snss Hs Si gssi @ sas,ss s
@ s%ss = ss 5Sss,ss T. @
, 1873-04-28


AgrIculturai M s i college Land Scrip. ~. les
NEW York, April -considorablo excitement was
caused on Wall street this afternoon BY the report tha
tho Atlantic National Bank was in trouble. Tho bank
~ ususl up to 5 O'Clock: LIZ, southworih, tho
President, states that Mr. Lancr, o.shior requested
tho Clearing House to mako m o1amnation owing to
speculative operations Of his own and tho examination
Tho bank statement shows gala in reserve Of
on hand In lawful money rs per cent OF their abi-
fos. The National Banks havo 1913 400 above tho IS
cent and bs sats a4s banas under 10 r
The prepayment Of the May interest without rebate
willcommence Mondny next, but that point Sec
Rotary Richardson only ia inforned:
Money was easier to-day md call loans rangod from
1-64 to per cont. Tho recelps OF currency Wero
Specie shipments, s1kaooo.,.
days. md 1oOX to 1901; Tor sight. ~ ''>'
az eu eagns s9s ssss t. Tss pss
bent, and for borrowing 4 per cent and fat. Clear
ngs 50 sot goo: Treasury asbursemens ts7 0oo
bonds. Customs receipts, $248,274,
The business in Government bonds Was worry light.
State bonda vary quiet. Tennessee fseues wero
The stock market to-day reaeetcd tho dull
ness which settled on tho Stock Exchange dur
md changes having been even less important than
Shs n k sss ssS s senR s 81
%s ross fEoa ~ to OK sna dscliasa is ssH It Tue
sEed to 90, and later declined to 8i6. 81. Paul
mon soceded from SoH to e9Is 5allied to Go7 md
the lowest quotations current At tho clone.
, 1873-04-28

sHEEP-Tho week just closed has developed
nothing new In the sheep market. The supply
and demand continue pretty evenly BALANCED,
and prices rule steady and uniform at $4,000
aiun, and at s5.75@0.6o for good to really
choice. Most Of the ,Hoek's busineas was trans
acted within tho range Of $4.75@6.00. The
above quotations are for unahorn sheep.
, 1873-04-28

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption 4,0Ae bu wheat $3.50 bu corn; as3
bu oats; cas- bu ryo 2,077 bu barley. With.
for do during tho wook, 20,023 bu wheat; 1890
bu corn; &c, 575 bu oats b,eeo bu ryo; 1l,ao2 bu
barley.
Tho following grain has beon inspected into
, 1873-04-28

$s IA: 4: s. s'; {; | |.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

NEEDLESS ASxIErY.-We sometimes
think. while surveying the stout. healthy
limbs Of the little street Arab. that chill
dren resemble Notwithstanding greater
strength when left to follow their own in
stiucts. The plan of over watching chill
dren renders them unnaturally timid, and
prevents that calmness Of mind aud devel.
opment Of animal courage essential for the
prudent avoidance Of and bold resistance
to danger. Such children are notoriously
those who are the most constantly expos
ing their health and lives to hazard
They are so accustomed to move at the
will Of another that their own voltion
loses its power to great extent. and be-
comes besita.ing aud uncertain. Their
muscles, accordingly, act with little pre-
cision. and render the step fal,erinc
and the head insecure. The child who is
left to run. climb and jump. though he
may apparently expose himself TO thous-
and risks. generally escapes danger by
his habitual readiness Of expedient and
prac,iced precision Of movement. The
freer children have. moreover, the advan.
tage Of protecting themselves BY various
means Of Security denied to those kept
under too close a supervision. Swim
ming. riding. running. lcaping. using
6re-arms-not to speak Of wrestling and
6shting-all which may be iu their turn
become important means of safety. are
the ordinary acquisitions Of the emancipa-
ted boy. sus seldom Of him who is sub
jected to an unccasing parental control
|. is obvious. too. that the greater freedom
Of the one is more favorable to health than
the constrains Of the other. 1t is equally
advantageous to the moral as to the physi-
cal health and development that the paren,
should not allow his anxiety about his chill
dren to become too apparent. or to inter-
fere too much With their freedom Of con-
duet.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-07-10

HaKp WoRk -"what is your sccr-t
Of success 2" asked lady of Turner. th.
distinguished painter. He replied. "T
have no secret. madam, but hard Cork. - :
Says DR.. Arnold. ..Thc difference be-.
tween one boy and another Is no. 50 sstcli
10 talent as in energy"
.'Noshiug." aays Reynolds. "is deniei
well-dirccsed labor, and nothing is to be
attained without IT,"
"Exeellence in any dcparsGcSt." says
johnson. ''can nov be attained only bv
the labor Of lifetime; i is 40. 10 bs paf.
chased q lesser rr;cs.s
'Thete 10 bot one method" said Syd-
ney Smith. "and that il hard labor: AMI
nan sho will not pay that price for dis
tinc,ioa. had better dedicate hiu:selfi 70 The
pursuit Of the fox"
''s,ep by STEP" reads the Frcnch prov
erb. Some goes very far"
Nothing" says Mirabeau. "is imrns-
sible TO the man who can will is that
necessary That shall be- This is
the only law Of success"
'.IIave you escr entered cottage. ever
Travelled in coach. ever talked with =
peasant in the field or lci,ered with me:
chanic at the loom." says Sir Edward Bull
wer Lyt,on. "and not found that each Of
those men had talcn. you had not. knew
something you knew no, I"
The most useless creature that ever
yawned at club. or counted the vcrmin
on his rags under the suns Of Calahria.
has no excuse fot want of fiutcllcct. What
men want Is not talent. it is purpose, III
other words. not the power to achieve.
but the viii to labor. | am no believer
in genius. but believe that labor. judi.
ciously aud continuously applied, becomes
genius.