The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-11-18

4 Chapter on Young 0eo Who
Wrap up Cess for the eunaic.

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Wrsp .p Cess for the f.saic.
!! II al she clerks 10 he Uai1sd Sts1D wers
oas,sd in one body hey vesA ese-num'
he ths Grand Army Of he Repnblic
They form the eng in he great wheel oil
|eoaDeece, and il al Of then should 90 on
Q strike q the ssos tine, he eosissn oI
this county would cSme 70 seasd saill in
Q ve.y short Zine Esst v0t. sosth snd
south; oil over the breadth Of Tie lasd /; ia
every sillage-ssore. and in every esuas-rosds
grocery, a veil - in the towns aad esowd.
Cd a.etropoiis. patiently toiIinG through
their tread mill dsties, day after day, and
Night after night These d no ssst no re-
lief; no vsristion in the routine Of avesy-
day business, and yet their is . sunny aide
! % this kind Of life. Clerks have pleasures
that the outside world never knows any
thing about, end most Of them gradually
drift iato the PHILOSOPHY Of taking he
world jnst - u comes. Some Of then Co.,
plain against the fate that made them
elsgos, tut they are largely in the minor.
iey. Pickle fortune and force Of circum-
seaeces have driven many young man to
saks position behind The counter. and no
oee bss himself ksovs Of the struggle in
HI bosoo teeussa duty end pride. not that
tbese i anytime disbososabIe in clerking,
bat these 10 . aaneIes aves~ion in every
Ire born Aaericas's bosoa to anything
thas appsosches sesvility. II al men were
eeotIemea and ell women ladies that trade
With the clerta, their avcestion would in
dsed be pieasasi; but vhes so0e Ignorant
iood-oostbed, ossaaahsad, vho has per-
49, sssaopleaal ssvseal tAeassnd dollars
- ssas salsGsesa ssssk Of lick, comes up
- IesslssAly os6sn tie eassk to show him
- ~ tAss srticIe, Tie salesman grinds
hi ssseh With Inward raoe. Then there Is
~ be6zzled inatroa, With u. powder and
ill-6tsing 6nesy, asd Tie spoiled belle Of So
ciety Who Try 70 look dovs on the clerk
from heir high pedsseah a self impor-
tanos. With IN air Of saubbing grandeur,
hat would make most any ordinary mortal
teel very meek snd lowly. Here il where
thd clerks pride has 70 bend. He hes to
ienore all marks Of bed bsseding and inso-
lsare that his custo.sss nay display or
Loose his situation. To be thorough sales
man IL to have absolute control over all re-
senting qualities Of the mind.
Clssks nay Be divided into three gener-
81 clsases, viz: The staid. steady going. A.
fable clerk, ~ho % always On hand q busi
ness hours, Who il the same year in and
year out the self-important clerk, Who has
iuss hesiAs enough to think that he knows
il ali, and the price thereof; asd the jun
crow clerk, Who parts his hair in the mid
die aud tries to make q "mash" on every
pretty girl that steps up 70 his counter,
The 6r~t uentioosd clas II largely IN the
majority IN fact It would be sale to say
thsi the too latter divisions are simply ex-
ceptions to the general rule. They are 10
be found, however, in every town and city
On the continent, bat the real brainles. in
s;p;d fsp Of elerk Il to b fousd only in
large cities. In any other place be would
ess laughed out Of town. The steady clerk
4 always punctual: attends strictly TO has
business, and from such mssenal 10 formed
he real subseaatial busises men Of the
Such IN example Of honesty and
ldslity i an honor To the basiness Of
sad oas a this staop never
faib 70 esooaad The universal respect Of
~ sseise csooasisy.
The young man vho seasls out With IN
exalted opinion Of hiasslf. his sttainments,
rsssly siss abovs he poaisios Of IN ordin- |
ary clerksh,p. Under Tie hesd may b.
iousd the unprincipled scoandsel who iakes
advantage Of his positioa TO insult resPect-
lhle lsdiss vho are esasrally too modsst
10 mesiioa. H. fses 10 tie clerks employer.
d nyeee else save hee omt intimate lady |
frierAe. Isdeed the vily villain seldom
usss language that could Be construed into
IN insult, bat his hold stare and veil word
I'd insinuations have the basest meaning.
The clerk Who thinks he il pretty parts
HE hair in The middle and tries 10 look
,ssst, = often guilty Of the saae mean
nea-, but generally he hasn't brains enough
10 attempt anything beyond . "mssh."
The clerk or busines man Who would, By
The mildest uns;nu.tions, insult the feel
inn. Of lady cnstomes, should be sx-
posed and oatracised from respectable 20
cieiy.
Il deem il nv duty to scquaint suffer
ing humanity With the fact that 81. Jacobs
Oil il the mott beneficial remedy ever intro.
duced this have practically tested. For
the pest aixteea years, had suffered With
and % severely that WA
often robbed Of my nights rsst. A change
az vesther would have q most painful o.
feet on me, for then could pove neither
hands nor feet. tried every known remedy,
bat OF no avail; At last somebody recon-
meuded St. Jacobs Oil, and ] concluded to
Try II, bat With little hope. Having hardly
used half . hottie, the pains dimlnisbed.
and to-day I am veil and hearty once
more. The small au0 of City CENTS has
cured me. Tnos. Orr &. Bosiface. Pa.
A Thieving Negro.
Friday lest. 0eorge ". Canaday, resid
ing about four miles southwest Of Sedslia,
cane 10 town and hired william Walker. .
neero, 70 work for him on the farm BY the
month. Walker sent out The same evening,
and Saturday helped gather corn.
9,,,dav .>oruine. vhiIe Cansday and the