The Osceola times., 1881-06-18
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Er9 roe3iOclry. Why Do y0u Iinxer and
frIttsr away The heydzy st life when yo1
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zzrsi.2 May u those Eho nov sand
a. tie head q The nation a. statesmen
and OK s-r- once unknown. en-
1010rat and 11s1lz- Nos they szE
the ar II The halls q ConzTssz, and their
Ezuss are p-zstsrad On the temple q
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them only Eeighai az pounds % s-zrt
NTH. But ihey have r7ls-ied They
have peeled thslr eozts and made Rome
hoEL TO1 can Do the same. YOu czn
~in so,ns lz1rels TOO Il yo1 vii brace up
ard serTIre them when they are rip@.
Daniel Webster and President Garfield
and DR.. Tanner and George Eliot we're
all a. one time, poor boys. They had 70
s-zrr a. the 20. q the adder aud toll
uDEsr8- They struggled against poverty
and yub.ic opinion brzvsiy on till ihey
Won q name in the annals Of history. and
Secured ~ their loved ones pzlz,izl
homes, With lightning rOls and mort
yzZ@s On them. % may yo1, II yO1 viii
make the effort. All these things are
within yOqr reach. Live ternuerztely on
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or start Barn the midnight oil II
necessary. Get some true, nCble-m minded
young lady Of your acquaintance % assist
yOl- Tell her of your troubles and she
xili 'e you what 10 do. she will gladly
advise you. Then you can marry her
and she viii advise you some more
Amer that she will lay aside her work
any time 10 advise You TO1 needn't be
out of advice at all unless yo1 wan, 70.
She, TOO. viii tell you when you have
made mistake. She will come 10 Won
frankly and zeknoEledge that you have
made jscksss Of yourself As she gets
more acquainted with you, she will be
more candid With you, and, in her IN
studied, zirlish way, she viii point out
your errors. and gradually convince you,
with an old chair ley and other zrgu-
ments, that you were wrong. and, after
she has chokei you little while, your
past life will come up before you like a
panorama, and will tell her 30, and she
will let you up again. Life Is indeed a
mighty struggle. Il j. business. We
can't all be editors, and lounge around
all the time, and wear good clothes, and
have our names in the papers, and draw
a princely salary. Some must do the
work and drudgery Of life, or it won't be
done.