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ia the world by which they Can cara
fair living. They can and for the moe,
part 60 manage, sometimes after three,
four, or five years struggling, to ge' pO-
sitions If sort equivalent to snail cura-
cies in the Church, clerkships, "assist-
ants" appointments, if they are doctors
or engineers, situations in banks anu
houses, and 80 on, all Of which
yield starvation incomes; but of incomes
on which they can maintain house they
see no more prospect than of fortunes,
and they grow dull, listless, or discomfort
ed. They do not, it is true, complain,
the English reticence upon personal at
fairs prevents that, and they grow tired of
the want Of sympathy which they per-
ceive or fancy the successful have with
them, but their fathers let out the truth.
You cannot 90 anywhere without hearing
the same difficulty talked about by the
men of fifty-the impossibility Of firding
paying careers for educated sons. As the
young men tire of waiting, their aspira-
tons decline, till there are appointments
almost worthless, but still within the
professional" range, for which there are
thousands of applications. No
extremity Of ,Ieahness on the part of en-
ployers seems to daunt them, till it actually
seems as ii in three careers, ut leas:--medi.
cine, engineering, and the law-appoint-
ments could be successfully sold put up to
And indeed they are quietly So
put9p--usually in order to do Il kindness
to Aast holder or his family--iill the
possession of iisposable 81, 200 helps a
man in his professional career almost as
much as fortune in personality once
helped him in the Army. Cases of regi.
regiments 800 strong-of
men applying for clerkships, are con-
stantly mentioned in the newspapers, but
we believe the applications in higher pro
tessions would, ii they were equally we'll
known, he far more astonishing. And
there is not only prospect, but certainty
that We are only at the beginning of the
pressure. London Spectator.