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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22

5000 M.K&Tcsfa
40 shs Fourth Nat Bk.
93 Mechanics Bank. /.
10 Bank OF Republic.
= 81 Nicholas Bank.
5 Ninth Nat Bank. :.
81 American Elk Blk. f.
10 Weiis-fargo Tx. be
10 Adams Express. be
100 Quicksilver pi. be
100 West U n Tel. be
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UALNESTON IT, 1873.
Cotton woak aud gular middling lu1c; low mid
ding. lOc.: good ordinary, 94c Net receipts g. 81:
bales: gross 1889. Exports Great Britain SO6;
the Continent, 72l coastwise Btu Sales, 1850 Stock
81, 1863
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AFTER CALL.
100 shs Kings MtblU 3a 100 lacrosse. 33
1000 Bcrsha X E....b3 .Ul 100 American IL
| 500 Lacrosse. ..... .b3U "a
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Commissions all orders. lie; accounts solicited.
I ADY DESIRES THE LOAN OF $50. FOR WHICH
lIw give square Room in exchange only elderly gentle
OF means noticed. Address. appointing Interview,
THANKFULLY rersid Uptown Office.
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10 ............
} NY Cent 4 Hubble
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-31
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.

VIZ, the representatives Of the Dsmocratic
pxty OF storey county. Nevada, In County Con.
yention assembled. do adopt the following
declaration Of principles:
Ftfrt-ws demand re'enehment and reform
In our city and county governmsnts.
secoud-we dsmsnd that the neat Legislature
reduce the costs and fees Of county of1oeu,
that the compensation Of the same DO just and
rzsonsbis, AID no more. fur the services fen-
dsred In sli cases. 800
Maid reasonable salaries. and not pefquisitss
and fees. the iruitiul source " corruption and
Youth W demand equal and uniform tar.
alton. Intending the net proceede OF me nlncs,
within the stale; ana that TAXATION In Al esses
be regulated TO dsfny the NECESSARY expeoses
OF economical govenr ents, beAfss county and
municipal. and not 10 secumalate . surpins.
tinh- We demand that BY wise and epeient
legislation frvights and fsrcs be eQuitsoty fegu.
lafed ON all nilrosds within OF psssAnx through
fhs state and that all diserimibstions b nall.
roads against our citizens b prohibited By sp-
propriate legislation.
airth-ws demand that our next Legislative
90 amend the "Aet TO protect the rishts o. OVID
ere Of stoek shares. etc N the
mines Of this State." Approved February u.
Jn7. y 70 compel al psrsons In ehsrIs Of any
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-31

-. u.
A. LAWSON.
For Sheriff.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON.
For County Clerk,
JOSEPH X. MCDONALD.
For Treasurer,
n. u. CARRIcK.
For Assessor.
WILLIAM sKYRnE.
For Recorder.
srEruEN wILKIN.
For District Attorney.
JOHN u. HARRIS.
For Public Administrator.
II. t. BROp.K.
For Superintendent OF schools.
t. n. JAMES.
For County Surveyor.
CHARLES v. HOFFMAN.
For County Commissioners.
THOMAS GALLAGHER deas isrm)
ID. n. FRASER ions terml,
n. NNE tshert term.
For Justice Of the Peace. Township No. l.
Third and Fourth Wards, Virginia.
THOMAS MOSES.
For Justice OF the Peace. Township No. 2
First and Second Wards. Virginia.
JOHN KNOX.
For Justice Of the Peace, Township No. .
Gold Hill.
WILLIAM COOK.
For Constable OF Township No. 1. Third
and Fourth Wards. Virginia.
JAMES JEWELL.
For Constable Of Township No. 2. First
and Second Wards, Virginia.
&. l.. MErCALF.
For Constable Of Township No. .. Gold
Hill.
FRED. WEST.
For School Trustees.
VIRGINIA.
w. L. AMEs 1ess terul,
W. %. hill dong ierm),
JAMES McALIsrHR (.hsrt tern)-
GOLD hill.
RICHARD MERCER dsss term),
II. WILLIAMS usas term),
JOHN O. BsNNErrs (.hsr, ,erm).I
County Central Committee.
&C. STEVENSON Ia, larss,
.. r.. Woodbury.,
X. Il. s~Iru.
JOHN MAGGIE,
LOUIS p. wARDI.H,
JOHN BARCLAY,
A. J. TYRRRL.L.
JOHN }. sHEPu.ARD,
e.. A. WEEKS.
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.
RssoireI. That We reafim our feslty /, ths
prinSiphs of the Republican party and a,cep'
,rd s1opt the resolutions Of the Republican
stats Convention convened II kuerks. Nevada
,-ptemhvr 18th. A. u. ISIS
Rs~irsd. That We are In favor Of com en-.
atm the ocicer- Of story county for their ser.
BY fixed salaries instead or fr--.
Rsasced. That the expenses Of the muniei pal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-31
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.

Rssairai. That We re.rim our fesity b, thu
pfinsiplss Of the Republican party and atscept
ard adopt the resolutions Of The Republican
stats Convention convened II kuerks. Ne,siA.
S~ptemher 18th. A. D.. ISIS
Rs~iref. rh.t We are In favor Of COM en-
sating the odicer- Of story county for their ser-
vice. BY hxed salaries instead or fe--.
RssuSrsi. That the exp.n-es Of the muuiei pal
government Of storey county should Be redu ed
10 the least ro-siol. figure consistent with he
requirements of good government. and the L w.
~is.stivc nominees Of this CONVENTION Piled &c
themselves 10 the enactment Of laws III Of
viii subssrv thi. ssnd.
Re-sred. That shareholders In incorporate d
mihing companies ae entitled To virit any IN q
ell parts Of the M mes In which they are owners.
without regard to the number OF shAres held or
ownedby them. . al that the Legislative nomi-
nees OF this Con vention accept this resolution
- an instruction to secure sueh legislation -
viii Substantially meet this requirement.
R~<lrsd That N. minerr and Mechanics OF
s,urey county . 70 nee. independent and intelh.
gent men, and that ne recent - an insult 10
their manhood the insinuation Of the lats Dem
ocntic Cow sption OF this county, that their
political scr, ices are subject 10 the control OF
finfs, copo rsiions or any other influence BE-
yond their bsdividual sense Of hight ocItd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-31

81 1NHc FOR MILL AND nIrINo
~. -. ;. :ss:s : ss;:: s.'''''''''' st '''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-31
SALOONS.

| nina 10 permit any psrson Who isa bona ode
owner OF stock therein, without .. gard b valne.
TO visit freely al parts OF the mine whenever he
ssyenth-Our rpre.entstives In the Legisla.
tnre are requested 10 vote for aetuAi resideltl
only OF the state for any once within their gin.
Eehth- All the candidates coming before tie
Convention are pledged 70 support the nominees
thereof. and also OF the Democratic State Con.
~vsntion.
NJ ths vofkinRmen OF the state, we hereby de.
noupce the jobbery BY which The once oil btaie
Printer was abolished and the work and profits
Of the same sent 10 California; and We charge
thai jobbery upon the pfesent candidate for
LieutenAnt Governor on the Republican ticket
Trnth-Rssoipsd, That We instruct and hereby
pledge our candidates for the Legislature not u
interfere with the bullion tax a. II now stands
on the statute book Of our Stats.
Eievenih-we dcnounce the attempt OF the
mining corporations OF htor,y county TO inter.
fsrv With the expression OF the political opin'
Ions Of their employees ~ an outrage upon tho
American peopls. Ahd demand Tor the humbles
OF our people the right 10 . iree and untrAm.
melsd exercise Of their privileges ~ American
citizens.
Twelfth We declare that pledges made b.
candidates 10 nominating conventions and The
| people must be honestly kept. aud the breaking
| OF them should forever debsr the individual
from further political prefermeni. We believe
that no power exists save that OF the people. On
expression Of whose opinion cannot be had IN.
| iii the next election. which can relieve ofnciAii
Of pied 90 made 10 the people prior 70 theii
Thirs.n,h-w. heartily indorpe the nominee.
and platform OF our stats Convention. oc2sld'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-31

And In accordance with law. ana an order
VI the board OF Director. made on the i7th
day Oi ssptemb~F ISIS, ~ many shares OF each
parcel oi sucn stock ~ may be necessary
will be sold ~ public auction. 81 the ofho-
of the Company, noon b. w. ~ bush street,
San frsHcisco. California. on THURSDAY. the
seventh TIM day VI h0vemtef. 1875. at the
hour Of O'Clock =. =. OF said day, TO pay raid
delinquent assessment thereon. together with
costs Oi advertising and expenses VI the sale.
w. x. DEAN. secretary.
once - Room 9, No. AS Bush street, ban
Pnncirco. California. oczi I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-31
ELECTION NOTICE.

~ %
Ras,a q County conmis.ioDsrs Of Storey
Count, mada and entered In the minutes Of
~ Nassnhs, n.,i' Al tne following named
yv..SS ~ IN.
Al No. 90 North O street. First ward. Virginia
CITY, lpspectop 9eorge Grail, n. J. Nc
Cutcben and John Prtne;
Al CITY Hall, second Ward. Virginis City
Inspectors-C n, Cornell, Mace Wilson aud
seors. W. Finnsy;
Al ala Civ Hail. ID street, Third Ward. Wiz.
g,ni. o,tv. insnrctor-B, b. Baker, joe. X.
49,, .nd N. N wallace.
Al las south q street.. Tbitd Ward. Virgins
c,,.. Role Moore. q. II. Clarks
snJ n N Esnnsit,
a, NJ a fnyins Uouse. Fourth Ward, vir.
v,,i. Ci,,. Insnectors-J. N, Purinston, John
Y N.r,in and John Apow,
% Wiz. Jscnsi Env,s. uouse. Pir,t Ward,
AZ Hiil' insnec,orSU. vi. Fitzgerald, z.
Ii vsa,a sna "a ~ Water,
ma Lincoln no smn,o.. envl,s. Ueorse ii,
Morrison ma JOIN U. Uennetis;
Al cSs,Isy wseis' building American Flat
inspsc sn n Nsvmsp,
rn AZ ser t sSn1U' wooaSary, John Low and
IaSr n sshw,d,
A. v,..,,o, ~,n n. h.la I'm The County Of
az hieS"oA wa w ~"
''os'
Por 0ove,por.
For one Member Of Congress.
~. o,e suassv sry '1p' ~
y. nsssov snnran. Can't
por sseretsr, OF STATE.
Fur Htnln Trennurrr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-31
bal. dividend .ost .assT. sal iai.sco
And Nm sccoru.pee win law. and AM ora,,,

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made ON the 18th day OF
September. 1915. % many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock ns may be necessary will be sold
II public auction. at the once Of the COMPANY,
koom ~, No. tly California street. IAN Fran.
cisco. California, on TUksDAy. the 9Th day
OF November. 1878, Of the hour Of I O'Clock
r.h. Of said day. TO pay said delinquent s.s.ss.
ment thereon. together with co-r OF sdver-
Using AMI expenses Of the sale.
JACOB STADTfkLDr, in, Secretary.
Ofnco-hbooin 10. No ti9 California street,
San Francisco. California. ,e2itd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-31
ANDES sILvEs mIsISe coz.
"A PAnY.-Loeaiion of principal u business.

n PAkY.-Loeaiion ~ principal of business.
San Francisco, California.
Location OF works. Iiv.nia City. Storey
county, Nevada.
Notice 10 her. by given. that at 4 meeting Of
the Hoard OF Directors. held on the let day OF
Oetob>r. ISIS, an sssersmentlNo III Of Twenty
ave Oerts per share was levied upon the eapi-
al stock 81 the corporation, payable imme-
dIstely. In United States gold coin, to the rec.
fefsry. o. the once Of the Company. Room 4
Nsvsda block, No. s9 Montgomery street, San
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day OF Novt nber,
lists. win be delinquent. and advertised for
aaie at public ~anetion. and unless payment
10 made before win he sold ON SATURDAY, the
Sofh das Of November. 1878, TO pay the
delinquent assessment, together with costs Of
advertising and expenses of sale.
N. LANDERs. Secretary.
x%osisoussy street, e.. san Tnnsi. 1 aiifoinis.
ccl ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-31

waksssid = d / Co. Tns.. .is9ii
1914 1919 ih3Sa
l5ttI ........... 100. 100 o.
And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees. made on the 18th day Of
September. Isis. % many rhares of each
parcel OF rueh stock NJ may be necessary will
be sold Of public auction. In front Of the once
OF the Company. Main street, Gold liiil. storey
county. Nevada, on THURSDAY. the itih day
OF November, ISIS, at I O'Clock p. NJ, to
pay delinquent asss srmenis thereon. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses u rale,
unless previously paid.
Dy order Of the Board Of Trustees.
MkRCEk uTEY. secretary.
Gold Hill, New, October ~. is.s. oeistd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-31
YELLOW JACKET sII.vER MIN.
i INC COMPANY, - Assessment bAle

Location OF works, Gold IIill. Storey county.
Nevads.
Principal place Of business. Main street.
Gold uill. N,yadA.
Notic-.-rherv are delinquent upon the fol-
loving-descrbcd stock. ou account Of stses-
ment ina. 500 levied on the llih day ~ sep,.m.
Der, Isis. tho several amounts st opposite tho
names VI the Respective Shareholders. ~ fol.
lows;
In Whose Name. No. certif: sh.. Amt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-31

"A ARD GOLD AND SILVER
w M.hlNv CuArANY.- Location Of prin-
eipsl place OF business, ban tnnclsco. Gail.
fvrpiA.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District.
Store, county. Nevaaa.
Noties.-1ners are delinquent upon the FOL.
lowing described stock, on account OF assess-
ment tho. ~ levied on the Islh day OF Bsp
tenbsr, 1878, the several Am cunts set opposite
th. names VI the respective shsrsholders. ~
fnllaxr.s
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28
Marriage Broken Out.

In one of the districts of Paris, which
we will not specify, the following scan
dial occurred n few days ago: Two
parties engaged to be married, present
ed themselves before the Mayor. 1t was
what is commonly called a rich mar
riage, or marriage de conrenance,
which the relatives never fail to call a
love match. AT all events, in this case
the relatives, witnesses and friends join
ed heartily in wishing the young couple
all manner of JOY. But, alas, there is
many slip between the cup and the
lip, as the poet says. and the young man
was destined to find it SO by sad expe-
rience.
The moment the mayor, proceeding
according to the forms of law, an
nounced the civil record of the happy
past. it was discovered that the bride
groom, although born in Mulhouse,
came into French territory without hav-
ing officially declared his choice for
nationality. BY this plan he naturally
thought that it would be easy for him
to avoid military service in France, and,
no longer living in Alsace, to escape the
German military law also.
On hearing this announcement the
company signitied some dissatisfaction,
and one of the witnesses, well-known
politician, declared his unwillingness to
serve in the matter. The confusion
may well be imagined, together with the
delay of the ceremony while n new wit.
ness was being hunted up. At length
he was found, and, in spite of the dam
per which this incident threw upon the
party, the ceremony was recommended,
and the mayor, thinking the trouble was
at length over, put the following formal
question: Miss -, do you consent
to take Mr.. - for your husband ?"
"No!" cried the young lady, and, turn
ing to the. astonished young man, she
murmured, 81 shall never be the wife
of man who denies his country in or
der not to serve it," Then she tainted.
-!Nsseager, Franco american.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28
THE CONDUCT OF LIFE.

Be it good that we do let us do it,
Giving soul and our strength to the deed;
Iet US pierce the hard rock ana pass drought
And compass the thing that We need.
Does Pate as dark cloud, hang over,
And cover our heads from the light:
Does bate mock the heart of the lover
Must wrong be the victor Of right:
Yet in fate there is freedom from each one
Re make or to mar as he Will;
And the bolts Of i'll fortune that reach one
ASsy MAIN, but they never shall Kill.
Bver onvarls and upwards pursuing
The aim that is thine for the day,
Adding strength TO thy strength by thy doing.
Thou shalt gain 1t net faint 10y the way.
And thou taat art busted with small th!ags.
Though mental thy labor shall be.
Do thy utmost in that and all things,
Thou still shall be noble and free.
post thou love, lie, it be with full measure.
Hsr mingle with GOODNESS or hate
OF others the Joy of thy pleasure,
The passions that crown thy estate.
Re 10 every man Just, and 10 woman
Be gentle and tender and true
For thy swn do thy best. but for ne nss
De less thar brother should do.
70 living thy days full TO number,
In peace thou shalt pass to the grave
Thou shalt lie down and rest thee and Stun Der.
Beloved by the good and the brave.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28
FOREVER NOI Nc.
BY RBES f. KRNFoRD.

Thought when leaves were falling
BY quiet woodland ways,
That life was like the seasons,
And lonesome sutumn days
Aust follow youths bright summer.
Aud meath their pomp of gold
The heart must sit in sadness
Because it groweth old.
Then he, whose love l lean on
Smiled down into my eyes,
And though the leaves were falling
Jaw the summer skies;
He kissed me. and the blossoms
OF summer time came back.
Dear heart, if love be with ia,
What can the seasons lack:
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

He was from the country. and he
came TO town for the first time. As he
looked at the telegraph wires, he said !,
why do you make your wire fences 30
high"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

Sydney Smith once said, Mankind
is al ways happier for having been hap
py; 30 that If you make them happy
now, you can make them happy twenty
years hence by the memory of it. A
childhood passed with due mixture of
rational indulgences, under fond and
wise parents, diffuses over the whole of
life "a feeling OF calm pleasure, and in
extreme old age is the very last remem-
brance which time eau erase from the
mind of man. No enjoyment, however
uncomfortable. is confined 70 the pres
emit moment. A m.u is happy for life
for once having made an agreeable tour,
or lived any length Of time with pleas
ant people, or enjoyed any considerable
interval or innocent pleasure; which
contributes to render old men so mat.
tentIve to tho scenes before them, and
carries them back to a world that is
past, and to scenes never to be renewed
again"
Ak accomplished young lady, daugh-
ter Of Il pork packer, in Cincinnati, was
engaged to be married to an educated
young man. Just before the happy day
SiIt NIOlc JAtI ~ iot', Al WIN II
she referred to the approaching nup-
shals, and a "dimund ring. The sensi-
tive young man wept over the orthogra-
ply, but had about made up his mind to
sacrifice himself. when the dread intel
ligence came that the father had failed +,
and wasn't worth a cent. He might
have forgiven the orthography, but the
failure, never. And So there is in the
courts breach OF promise case.
SAYS the Rome Sentinel: A farmer
was asked why lie did not take the news
paper. Because" said he, my father,
when he died, left me good many news
papers. and l have not read them
through yet"
HUNDREDS OF English Swans go year
ly to Botany Bay to perfect Themselves
in the pleasing science ct botany.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

HUNDREDS OF English Swans go year
ly to Botany Bay to perfect themselvss
in the pleasing science ct botany.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1878-03-28

A CULTIVATED sar-An ear Of cora.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-04-06

with very limited means and not a
single picaynne left by the prcde.
cessors in office, have been created
and opened at the beginning of
July 1877.
They have been supplied with
known, honest and competent teach
crs, most Of them citizens of st.
| James.
Those teachers have been prompt
" and regularly paid at the end Of
every month. None of them can
say that he has received in payment
radical scrip or republican shin
plasters.
The public Schools, properly at
tended and conducted, are now run
ming since nine months, and with.
out interruption.
The School Directors, in the per-
formancc OF their duty, as public
officers, have shown that they We're
neither democrats o republicans,
but. honest and faithful officers.
Party questions, no more than color
questions, have actuatel them.
Ii they can be blamed for any
Thing, it is perhaps for Il certain
preference in rcgml to the co!ored
schools and colored people. The col
"lcd people are poor, were formerly
slaves, and very few Of them are
able to teach their. children.
You may say now, in presence of
the facts, it the present School Di-
irctorS have fulfilled their duties, if
they deserve the regard of the pco-
pie Of st. James, If Il comparison is
just and possible between the pres
cnt Directors who have faithfully
applied the money of the tax.pay-
ers to The education of our children,
without divcrting II cent, with those
But let the past be past.
Peace to the dead!
But it is III duty and pleasure to
state that the colored people of our
parish are generally satisfied aud
contented. Feeling otherwise and
grumbiing, they would be unjust
and without gratitude.
We have said generally satisfied,
because there are few persons i'll
the third ward-God knows why
who are making a kind of i'm.
proper and hidden opposition to
Madame NJ. j. Thompson, teacher
in this ward, seeming to forget that
an honest woman, an American la
dy and very competent teacher
must be treated with all the courtc-
sy that belongs to those who style
themselves citizens, Americans,
Christians and gentlemen.
Madame VI. j. Thompson, a S we
arc told by the Board, is one of the
best teachers Of the parish. and a
perfect scholar.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-04-06

thcr than Russia, and a willingness is even
expressed to make a military convention
with the former.
London, April "a Belgrade special to
the Times says: 1t is reported the servians,
by command of Russia, will shortly occn-
by Widdin and Adaklcl. 1t is probable
that Austria will protest against the accu-
patton Of the latter place.
London, April 3.-Tle Grand Duke Nj
chola has expressed the hope that wal
may yet be avoided, through the peaceful
disposition OF the Gar, and the good sense
Of the English people.
London, April 3.-The Tines st. Peters
burg dispatch, and advices from Berlin
and Vienna mention some Indications that
Russia might desire to renew negotiations
for the congress, taking the treaty Of Paris
US a basis Of discussion.
London, April 3.-Mr. Layard, the Bri-
tish Minister at Constantin"ple, is, it is
stated, negotiating with the Porte an An
| o-Turkisll alliance.
London, April 3.-A dispatch from St.
Petersburg says that u financial panic cx-
lists in that city.
London, April "A dispatch from Cons
tantinople says the Russians are occupying
the heights Of %Buyukdcre.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-04-06

BE USEFUL.

The .MarhsrilVc Bulletin speaks as
Il book:
ga man that is too well born for Il
trade is very we'll born for the gal
lows. There is deal too much uisrc-
Spcct for honest labor for the heath.
FIJI maintenance of either morals or
governments. There exists Il notion
among IA great class Of people that
when Il person is relieved by the
possession Of property from a%rluons
toll it becomes Il degradation for
him to labor at all-ii the habit OF
work is so fixed that moneycd men
can not rcmain idle, he apologies
for so doing as u sort OF vice, and
then he refers to .:hahit"aS he would
refer to addiction, to opium on
rum, as something to bc ashamed
OF but which unfortunately had got
the better of him. His children are
taught carefully 10 sink the shop
and turn up their noses at those
who work for a living. In seekin.
matrimonial alliances he looks iol
wealth rather than industry for
them, and chooses us Il husband to1
his daughter the man who has his
Inheritance in hand, no matter how
untitled he may be to cope witt,
misfortune, rather than the maj,
who has Il fortune in his brain and
Il win his own way. ldleness and
extravaganza are curses worse than
the plaques OF Egypt. They breed >or.
row, wretchedncss, crime and mi,
scry ; send sons intodrunkards' gra
yes and felons' cells, and put dangh
tiers oh the streets, into mad houses
and garlets of poverty. Every boy,
rich or poor, should be taught thai
iAlcness is u crime, and girls should
be taught il no less than the boys
every child should be taught som,
tradc.o