Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-29
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joyous the prosperity u napPinsss
to which the former leads! How sad and
chserless the advsnity and misery to
which the latter tends! How 10 attain
successi How TO avoid failnre3-thess
are the vital, living questions asked BY
every one a. he steps out into the world
OF action and smbsrks on his lies voy-
age upon the sea OF reality. "whers 10
the secret Of SUGGEST" w ask. and the
teachings Of history answer the words
plain. In language clear. that OIL u Q
cess depends not upon fortune. circum.
stances, or events, but lies solely within
our SELF; that II We would advance and
succeed; that II We would live q true life
aud win true success. Il must be through
our own efforts, by our slf.sxsrtion.
We can accomplish no great work. reach
NO point OF sminencs. attain no high
degree OF excellence. except by o deter.
mined resolution to accomplish what We
undertake, q concentration OF effort In
n direction. an u%nwavsring applica-
ton to tho work before Us. u firm
determination to pass all obstacles, n
rssolute will that conquers all difficulties,
q patience TO endure innumerabls trials
aud reversos, q concentration OF thought
and energy upon the work In hand. .
ceasless toll and endless labor from
mind aud muscle: A continued and
persistent application Of SET.
A Watts making his Ant experiments
In steam With a tea.ksttls; Franklin
making his first investigations In light
ming and electricity with the kite; Brake
observing the movements Of the stars
with a pair Of old compassss. Ritten.
house making diagrams on his pillow and
studying them "a he turned the furrow;
Miller beginning the study OF geology In
the stone quarry. in which he worked M
q common dsy.laborcr; Pascal making
his first calculations with q piece OF
charcoal for q pencil and the door OF his
room for a paper; and other innumsra.
BILE instances, tell US plainly that those
great men who have from time to time
made their appearance In the world a.
bright and shining lights. have boon sy-
taught. s,it.educatsd, aud slf.made.
Aman with O self within him IL . hero;
han Mi'nou q sci, mA conaiu .I
other Is hated. dsspised aud scorned. A
man without O self Is q human being
only In name; he has no mind. no heart,
no conscience. no soul; he has no
thoughts. opinions or sentiments OF his
own; he has no aim IN lie, lives 70 no
purpose, fulhlls no mission; he 10 guided
and directed by the thoughts opin-
IONS o, otnerA, h,ing As no 'oiu 70
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uoes ~ .ns ma,ses ao' sno osie,ss sna'
'nv Psopie Islls'o. man s''nou. :
sen Within nun goe. win 'ne o'vuu
ever, win me majority Always ne nas
no Originality, no c,e,'es
no.nins now. make no'nins .aa' mas
NOT oeen mace, suu iea'ss 'ne Nor'u ~
ne iouhu ~ neither better nc. worse ior
ms hving. nut tne man WIN =
truly man, ne ma . near, 'na. oea.s'
. mihd tnat .nihks VIZ 'na' acs'
do Is an indspsndsnt being, . unit
possessing an ~indinauail'y ana person
ally aiaunc' He uspenu. upon Nun,
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pissed oy ai'. he sin ~ Congress Young
for such laws a. VIII heightsn MS pop
ularity. lie 10 on the osncn ana MS
Judgments are shaped oy' public opinion:
he IL a member OF this church or a
follower OF that creed. according As the
n or tho other will bring him the
most friends; no 10 q member Of that
party that 10 likely to carry the election.
and q friend to that man that has the
greatest influence in society and gov
eminent.
But the world says away with these
mon who live for SELF alone, and give rs
men Of conscience. men who are guided
by principles Of right and not By pas
sions for glory, men who are tho same
whether receiving the plaudits Of the
multitude or The Kisses Of the mob, men
who arc always ac.untsd by The Same