Daily Republican., 1885-08-27

James again. James In the meantime
had lost money. After dinner they
went out for . ride. This time there
were two horses and o driver. James
said
Cousin John, don't you remember
when you were here before, what o tre-
mendous spread madep 1 thought 1t
WAS something grand. Now the fact is,
this Is a great deal better. An airing
In this quiet way BELTS gentleman.
Five years later, John made his third
| visit. James fortune had again been
grestly reduced. After dinner they
| went out TO the stable, and cousin James
Iharnessed up his one horse, and while
they were jogging along through Hyde
Park, the two gentlemen aud the wife
and daughter, James said
| Cousin John, this Ia a great deal
more sensible than the old style; 1t Is
80 pleasant to know your horse. to love
him, and l really believe he knows and
loves us, every one of us. II seems
altogether more comfortable and
pleasant way TO live. There was a
great deal OF fiummery and fever about
our methods when you were here be-
fore"
Five years later when John came tc
the city again, he found HIS city cousini
In very modest quarters. ia wife
and daughter were doing the hous'
work, and when the things were out o
the way, and the time came for an air
ing. James said =,
"Cousin John, will you have a cane"
As they trudged along. the two lsdie
, and the two gentlemen stopping here u
, look into a window, and there to watci
, the children playing in one OF the man!
public squares OF that much b.esse'
city, James said TO John
. cousin John, l really believe
4 should be q younger m IN by i've year
q II had always walked Instead of ri
lding. We never knew what it was Il
|, be really independent and com Portable
until we found our legs. Since wit
and daughter began to do our house
work, they are much healthier Al
happier, and we have now beeom
, acq usinted with each other, aud ou
g life is one in sense 1t never coul
have been with a carriage and scl
wants"
al Suppose rich man were to show 20
ia lin his large warehouse million pair
y tof boots, all fitted to himself, an
: lshould pause to hear your conRratu ID
ltions. You would ask him Of whs
n possible use that vast collection coui
"a be to him? He would probably ga
II that man can't have too many boot
10 lard that the extra ones are Tor
" rainy day. You would polltel
keep silence, but go away thinkin
:, him q fool. What essential differen'
a Is there between this man and th
Al other one who keeps laid away
n thousand times as many dollars AZ
q can use?
have never met q man, even ol
"a OF the small. headed variety, who,
I, this point were raised, was not con
A dent he could take q hundred milliO
ss and use them most wisely. Aud yt
"a we have not had rich man In Ne
ii York City, with the exception Of Pet
nj Cooper of blessed memory, and, In le
a degree, two or three others, who cou
use wisely even one million.
Almost any one can sit up with
-, sick friend, do q kindness TO q nee'
person, speak tenderly to weepi
e, child, or do any OF q thousand of the
go kind acts without making O mistal
=. But give a million dollars to each
4, the first ten men you meet in the sire
hn and the chances are ninety. nine In
nr hundred that not only will you fail
ba make them happier, in the long RI
"A but they will fail To make others hi
~ lpier. AS 10 all the true uses aud enj'
- ments Of life you will almost sur'
wreck every one Of them.
10 Happiness comes of health and
ng harmonious play Of ones faculties.
he comes almost entirely from within,
70 q very small degree from without
zoe 'Woe Lewis Nuggets.