The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-10-11

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spefdiHg strength, sensibiiiu&, v1falis
'ueSMs we'd - q oneys AS Burk Q said,
y Ma diAtFibutipey Virtue, and economy
might perhaps be defined as such . dis
trfbuff6n OF f6rcag ss TO produce the
greatest results with efleast expen-'
diture. This Ia what Dnnstitutes M as
s " sSg ~ "the parent to liberty
Nothing a eedsto he shore studied by
AWericaAs than the general .ecsp oNyf
Of ltfe, 1ts Pleasures. ~ yEP9rtnni lilies,
illdstatioh before 1uss Ut hat one life
iss capable 0fnin L that. of the great
Fyfp9bmsn Wh0se80 year, 20, owded
with things done, have Just come to an
end. We cannot all have His great
tasks, but we may all cultivate that
nice racQnpmys nj : QqrselYss by Which
we shall live, preserve our sense Of
pleasures, our energies, and our facui-
ties for almost higtefm OF life perhaps;
at least, so KkEt Iw me W. yet I've above
the earth we shalI lind and give pleas
pre IN liyingo ghiers never missed Al
opportunity. 1t was by Winnings
prize that he got ms money 10 take
him to Paris, whittier heD'plodded
bare footed with Mignet, who still SUR
wives to stand by his grave! When he
could NOT afford y fire TO- warm bis
chamber, he sought the public library,
and there, turning over the fifes tH tie
newspapers OF the RevOluti0ny he was
seized with the idea, OF willing the
pIsiH 4n{S tSe WSff ky Wrote shs
fifst history The 'Frenchp peopieaever'
read. y Hero wa see him dmakinEIthe
best, of adyersity and adding 9 piece
to Ills sword, when It was too short, As
the R6iifan father euggested 10 Nilsson.
There Nas giiEthreugliolife earefnl
outstanding, ot resources; though be
took but little sleep, he was careful to
take that he did not discount his ifu-
ture by the excessive use Of drugs and
stimulants, which are 90 A4any, short
time drafts, due In less than
thirty days. Witat force he had he
kept; helwasted noheofit intrying to
make IT. more. His pleasures, We are
told, were of men of affairs, OF his
family, Of delicacies, Of art, Of horses,
aid 0f animals--tastesn not expensive OF
indulgence Id Paris.--tilb the possess
sion of wealth itselfsuggested this f0rnh
OF Expenditure. With the cafes, the
lihratit ;; the boulevards, galleries ana
the museums open t0Ilhim. little ex-
.penditure was required for these EN-
jOylnents., -.
i'hsre Is way Of work which I'M
wolves the maximunf and another
which involves the minimum of wear
and tear. A slender woman who did
the dairy work of a large farm, with
out n "hired girl" and brought up her
children, used to say she did her work
by "calculation.n With all the labor.
saving appliances ofmoderh Invention,
we shall never find Anything TO take
the place Of calculation as an. .eooEof
nicer Of human energies. Calculation
Of The readiest processes, OF the nearest
handles by which to grasp things, of
taking )holdand letting go, ID the first
lesson of economy The, substitution
of rule for random, and Of habit for no
habit must be the tendency o6iall 'ac-
'tivity. irhe science of organization is
the sum Of all sciences III doing things.
Whether 1t is a civil service to be made
pure and effective, dry-goods store to-
be kept, q household to be overseen, or
a railroad to be built, the, controlling
mind must proceed by intelligent or
ganization of its forces, to secure the
best results. y Nothing IL more pitiful
in these dayseOf insolvency than to, see
the numerous instances of hard work
ing men whose business has complete
ly Overgrown their capacity to manage.
They have ,toiled along in vague ,-ex-
pectation, they, We're getting. rich. they
have daily taken their coats off per-
haps and 1abofiously mingled with
their employees, looking after details
which q. thousand clerks might attend
to, but neglectink the questions Of far.
sighted management, of the counting
room ana of the bank account, PEI
haps, Excepting everything in their
headsys till finally some day their
notes go to protest and the great con-
Germ fails. ssg Igddf ly0Iut ~ s93d
SCARCELY less important than econo-
my; Of,workipg force Is the economy of
feeiings., It. Is q nice thing 10 learn
the proper sensibility Of cuucle to
make TIA com Portable and serviceable
garment. The human creature cannot
afford to fight, flies all the time, or chafe
at every bearing OF the harness, ifhe is
to have any nerve left form0re import
ant duties. There must beaa certain
tranquility Of ones moral nature to in
sure the best conditions. There have
beeDactoTswhohR have COR from DEATH
beds, to set the house in roats Of merri-
ment at their comedy, but the arr range
ment was not economical OF human
sensibility. There 10 fine art of APP
pfOa0bip1 pnehs and still finer one Of
keeping away trDm them. Ills curious,
and especially .curious. to women, to
.whAs ulileegy then fof affairs learn 70
know. leach DOT her. justo as far q u =
qnisjtes and no more. It illustrates
What CAD De Jone Ia this line, but Il
may fi06i Always be, the beet ec0uon1y.
I PisasurssihllD9 we need 60 learn; are
Q matter Of cultivation ,slnyest entirely.
Men and wohen require for their en-.
jo$m3iit wfiaf they bring themsefve,
to require q Good 69unuell Pepy, Tod
centRlries ago, cot Fesesv<d seats ma
H,%fS af yEalneS IA shi f6 sa
grumbist lbscause the crowd rot M
Rheir twaH end. they, didh'ts seeIvery
KS Hsa bi sE st NNs sSIss l Ris-s oDsa.
In America; RsssI exciting and, expeiI.
sive reoreatiohs must he the lot OF the
mass qrpeople, Even here y. brass
} fee f0r i0hly the briefest period. Public
.ando extfs1fdinaryI excitemsnts are
Ifatiguee rather than pleasures, and the
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