, 1874-10-11
The DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY OCTOBER II, 1874

estate CT deposit them iu q eayiugs-saul Tuo
minority OF 1nen imagine tha., with l. Little
Rn9"leaSo OF any blisEcss, if ono ,ir.n mako
II ssc:shs, every man cSu lo tAb sa,ne. aud fre>
| quently siuk tAe:r earnings in al attempt to
eo;uuct department. tor which tha; have rot
tn" qualities necessary to lend to anccessftll
!saue while, ut the Eamc time. they may be ad-
I.Grably tilted to carry t.s,s tic plans Of more
successful man and can command good Salary,
which, judiolous!y nsed, will lead to colnps-
| teNcy.
Some men oyerrate their abilities ard fail In
their undertakings, whiis otlo1s underline taq's
qua4thcatous aud a:o afraid TO venture 70 engage
| III u ca1slag III which they might be eM1teut'T
successful. Sclt-knowtea.o is the 1ncss- nnpor-
Liant o. IL: lnow!edse, and It Is tho mest ncsg,-
| Ie:led, ,onn1 lnau, young womaa. vHh n! Thy
sets!ti,, got unde.atalaing,-a thorou y under
| s:audtng Of thygs!f, It would saTe LII ttenl
1nauY fa.lisc II VIC Lad a., exact Eno ledge OF
our apat,!lhes. and know Jas. what niche So
/ 'Tere ntted to Eli,-;hen atcp INTO it aud stay
there.
II is common :hing for people to irs4uirs Of
peddler if LIE did .oi
Fu'D i VALUABLE Anr1c1E,-
| sonlething sthey hEd los: among tna raF', which
nigh: have been d1opped 10 tho rag hs I or put
there by mistake. Ali such Inquiries ri, useless,
~ theAo poddIcrH ueyor loot: oser tho 1s3s atior
they have bought them but every even Esss they
drive tha Wagons to lunx~ ~al,op. aud the'o de-
noHit their lcud OF rags, old iron, ETC., jus: AZ
they received it; and, II they contain rcytlling
|
aud Done the r7oaer. Us thoy have no OPP ortuaity
Ut knowing It; and people should pe tslle, be-
fore disposiig OF tloir old clothes, that they
selling nothing but ragn.
Tins blsi,1e3s. tLat MS startod in txs city,
about six yea.s aince, by these brothors-who,
IN tho commandments, met With ma1y discour-
arculenta: and had "a coalb:t much p-ej1Tico on
tho Part OF tho citsenE. Llt ers:Yesed uAgil they
o?ol oa:no tho difficulties III thc,r way,-4us, by
their energy and uoli9htuc.u. been plaxeu o,.
sH:A foos.is that tho rag business IN LIS city
i:ow averages upwards nf 52Vo0 daily, ,aaile 1t
1uruishes enploymers to about 100 men.
Cuo OF these D:oth-rs tells
g.: An ABUSING STORY
atQut renting pom il eEo uf uu- city churches.
Oue mos.liag ilc attended the pruyer-n ue,lug
thalo, Aid, ui:oc the hc1v1ce wss concluded ho
inquired Or the Mir,as1r it thoro waie any pews
lot yet rented, VII he anil h.s wife wouid .tao to
Gttcul that church. Tho minister jntsoac.sl him
10 MI ltsi.cr. WHO couIa*toA him ul-stairs luto
uie nlalu a3cace-:aom. us..l ;Esiuirs4 N4Nxe Ills
place Ut business was. lfo rep4lcd that LIZ liasi
no pntlcalar place Of bual,:oE=. lac usher tl'cn
led lIEI t. 1ue C2c: Ear: Ut tLo c4urc !, auu
pointed to tue secold s2aI from tho wall, q! Ling
illlu sllt VAS :tt Ye3t.
II would ike oie ne:r.r the pulpit" sad hc.
The usher then look him to lho front part II tue
cul,linG, aud ehowen hin. a small pew, the
tl,ree pels2np> saying. .'1'ha.: is sis quaaor."
Il W|u take tu4s, J. said Ar. --.
. Nnafe lo YOU live:" nov inquired tho ushor-
Ar. wluhaa not then built l.:s pl escr's.osi-
ticnoe, began to eoiny the hltua:,ou. =, n rc-
pied: II live in small cottage which ,ent."
Our 1crp:s are ks1lctly in ADVANCE" baiG the
usher.
Very welt; will pay you the SIS next Sun
day"
uo paid for the pew, and for several SahantLs
he al:u A4H Nito xtleuded service. The: uoro
pleased with The minister, vino called a1pou
tneni; hit not one Ut the nla;nbarB OF that
church. exchanged with iila,u friendly greetlng.
Ala. - says, when telling tile story, "Ws
Ncro
COMPLETELY F8o18S OUT
because I liycd III rented house, aud had no
particular place III business"
tie, went to auottla: church, vLele they met
with moro co1GlA reception. and had .ns!r
ualnea enrolled Oh the church records. and lave
sluce been co.n'dered among Its must valuable
acers,-hysns cau=i=tou: Christian lives, md
doiug good sctvlco III Tie church.
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