New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-07
TIE euorrD KNOW MsFLF.

Wantcd-A man Who Knows his duty and does u
a man who knows his place and fills IL; man VINO
Knows his business aud minds # man who is not
100 lazy 10 work nor too proud to be poor; man
who is willing TO eat what he la, earned and wear
what he has paid for Wanted--A man Who via
stand by his friends with unfaering devotion; a
man who VIII not use his fliends "a some people
do THEN horses, ride them all day and give them
poor meat for supper. WanteI-A man who Is not
close and hard In business; man who VII h'EHe
for the lowest penny wien he pays and the highest
mean man? Even a matter OF nero self, hnc-s
meanness Is fatsl Wwisdom. Generosity always
Wanted-A man with mind. If you do not cul-
tvate your mind, you lead mere yeget able exist
encc, cannot cUnccdc you the noble tltic-a man
library growing larger every year Is an honorable
part OF Mans ds ,r GH msS ye aoSs an I by he
comuany he keeps. Books Will be worth more 10
yous children than al your boarded gold and silver.
tie are spoken of as though they were rather to b.,
pied than hamed. Master Of tmseif !, one ,,, OF
The uOblest titles 10 which q man can alta n. The
true man must have strength Of viii enough 10 keep
mastery over his body, with all is desire. and
passions. He who Is able % say "NO' 10 tcmpta
ton IS a man. Think OF man mastered by thing.
What glorious cpitaph That wa which was placed
on the stone above soldiers grave:
Here lies a soldier whom all must applaud
Who fought many battles at home and abroad;
But the hottest engagement he ever was in
Was the conquest Of self in tn hattie Of sin.
WaptCd-A mau with a conscience. The noble
minded l!gi,-heartcd St. Paul said: Herein do cN,
erclsa myself TO have always conscience Nold or
CcSciencn IS tse oracle Of COD It is The stu small
voice Of God within rs; Cons 5 ho|CyeE IS
have lived before God IN ali good conscience until
this day He thus plainly d. monsirMeS from his
an infsI ible guide He served God n good conscience
not Oaly when he was St. Paul. ihe apostle tui when
he was sen The persesui3r Inc sHa , ], , an IN
not sh.nc. And so with mans consccnre; II &,
Of use only when the sun OF ElghteoGsne,S shines
upon it. 4 CONSCIENCE uneducatel by The Bible IN.
washed in The blood Of the atonencnt has no eyes
and is blind guide, stumbling at every step, value
less monitor, fakhless friend.
MAN MUST LIVE FOREVER
when we talk of conscienuOusness, business men
sometimes tell us that man must live.' lc-, live
forever Take 90 your motto d" had rather die than
be dtbased.7 " They all do it, IS the apology OF
troubled conscience for dishonest. We have 10
do itn Why not answer with Peter, ave ought 10
obey God rather than man. The religions tfalcsmln
conplahs'that his con,cicutousness Is hnIrauce b.
his success: that tho tide Of custom pours into the
doors Of his less scrupuious ncig,lbor on tie same
street, while be himself waits for hours IDLE, Ny
brother, do you fancy that Coz VII WI, LG sphllgal
your neghilor paid for his cco,sis advertisements
a,e deceptive, the ira mont oi IIS Eorhin'n lia
articles SOW that mans seed, and You win Ica? that
mans harvest. Cheat! lie! MIS- cores ni III yoar
advertisements! Is. IN cr.pulnns ~ Your S.sff Dc i J
Custom VIII come b yol; but II INC price j. -"
dear let MIN have his harvest. ana Eon ,Sae }olr,
honest blacksmith, you can "fok the whole world
i'm the face and fear not any man 'Fcro LeIrV'd
that nothing IS useful that IS not honesi. lie that
waikcth uprghtly walketa sutolN." 40 man Wa
ever ost in SRA ght road honesty j., inc BEST
p1llcy" bI he who Is honest for policy sake IS rot
Honest lie does not feel the beuer for pong honrs
Capital Is not what man has. but What man u
Character IS capital. As a cody merchant lay npCn
his dying bed, he poke 10 his children 81 zoe llt le
property no rad acquired and was hayihg Dehld him
" II is not much. but there Is not dlry bhuhng
In it.H
Take then no thought fer ought save truth ana night
Content q such thy fate, % die obscure
Youth fails ane honors fame may not enduIei
And loftier souls weary Of delight
Keep innocence be ell @ true ought
Let neither pleasure tempt nor pain appaL
Who hath This he hath oil things, having n@uahti
Wha hath 10 not, hath nothing. having ALL
Wantd-A man with a soul some men are so
given 10 lcyity that they incapable 1i serious.
e0ef9n thought. Thousands worship l.acclus and
Venus. Their hearts set on having good I'm ~
once read Of a man who busy ihttcn years ilyng
20 balance a broom on his chin. ] see hundreds Of
men ia New-YOrk scarcely better employed. Their
lives are summed up In rising, dressing, dining. loaf
jne visiting and sleeping. they get on by borrow
ing and gpOnging; often enjoying the luXuIfes OF life,
living upon tie hand earning Of Others-te cane rs
OF the community pseudo patterns ~ blpeds leechcs
OF The body polite, hypOcrtes, shining ~ stolen ana
false cOlOr-. Busy about -plulul butterfly
sIegies-niitpg from flower 10 Hover, and dying Ike
autunlnal Insects desplsed and forgot ter.
Others worship Mammon apply themselves so IN
tensely 10 business that they find pleasure only lp
making and boarding money for their heirs TO Quarrel