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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
THE SILVER CONFERENCE.

THE friends OF silver-which means
nearly vorybody In this western coun.
try--have not been greatly encouraged
regarding tho situation OF the white
metal OF late years. For y few weeks
In 1891 1t took an upward turn, went
above 100 like rocket and kept soar.
lug TIL 1t threatened to reach the place
It occupied before Its demonstration In
1873; but the cause OF this movement
had its origin, no doubt, Us much In
enmity as did the act which made 1t
simply commodity-thatis, the spec
ulalors saw an opportunity to use
silver Just as at times they use wheat
or railway stocks, aud SO the "bull"
movement was impaired to II. When
the holdings OF this interested gentry
were let 10 at the highest point,
naturally the downward movement
set In, and the rocket became
n stick, falling even below tho point
from which It started on its upward
Highland 1t has been grovellng around
in the depths ever since.
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NIAGARA HARNEssED.

BFGIESINd today, and continuing
four days, win DO hold at Buffalo,
n. ", tho second congress OF the Ma.
tlonal Real Estate Association, at
which 1t IN expected that every State
and Territory In the Union viii be
represented by one or more OF It's
livoliest real estate dealers. To predict
with confidence that the meetings will
bo full OF snap aud interest, one nceds
but TO remember the buslling, high
pressure characteristics Of your
successful real estate operator
everywhere; and 4, goes with
out saying that where several
hundred OF his speoles are congregated
together, there will the world be made
to wag rapidly aud the currents Of the
air be- SGT into commotion.
While the general public may tAko
but slight interest In the proper and
regular proceedings, one feature
OF the congress will demand con.
siderable attention. II is not only
land and air, but water also
that will feel the presence Of the rust.
lers. 1t is proposed to devote n day to
the examination Of the great ,unnelby
which, as tho glib.,ongued Buffalo
operators put II, "ihe power OF
Niagara Is brought to the doors
Of Buffalo and male TO turn
the wheels Of civilization" AS
explanatory Of how these wonderful
things are to be accomplishment will
be observed they are not yet nll done
It mny be interesting to know that the
scheme is estimated to supply about
10000 horsepower for turning the
Aforesaid wheels. The tunnel, which
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WHAT'S IN A NAME!

Tur wo,Id.,t.rtliny n,rh,rmance OF
+. i,,,,. tS.n,,oLv mos. who with IN.
sns.d NJ Iyhtn,ng 4, her heals has
cl,nn.a n..,,v Ave s.conas from the
dina n, m. sa.,,.t tro,ted mill. recalls
. name that ia only less reyered be.
ca,,s. mot g.peya,lv knowp. History
Give. ~. In tha a,.t ounrt.r NJ m.
centurv . mar, glImpse Of a good.
,ooL,r, vo,nr woman VIA. o,.c.. nj
mind and per.on ware nil but buried in
m. ,.c..... NJ n w.s,.r, forest and
.r,,d ,h. nov.,,v ,vh,ch s,ch +, M. n,
such n ,,ms ,nyolv,d. IA, the fre..
dom NJ Tho nu,e mir and tho hound.
less woods brought oonlentmcnt TO
b.r s,out b,art md dovotion IN ber
husband sw.e,ensd b.r M, NJ toll.
In lin. n child was horn In her. n
,tu,dv hut not n hnndsome how.
and n sas vears la,er sbo nassed away
from ea,,h Tn, lon,lv little
tallow wandered s,lentlv tbrough the
somh,. v,ad.s and ,rushed beneath h,,
,.a,,.sa fac, tho ,orca, aowers drinking
an the Iowa of nature and oi liberty
Lift. s,,i, nnraIny hia cb,ldlah sorrow.
wIn,a,,a .now ana sumner,s .,n anc.
cs.d.d .ach other With dina reyul.,itv.
and the how ga,,.d I'm statnre and
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

FIVE weeks from today the voters
OF the United States win mako formal
declaration OF whom they will have TO
serve them rs President and Vice
President. In doing this they merely
express their preferences, having no
choice In the matter except Indirectly;
for, as Is well known, 1t has frequently
been tho cnse that while the people
have largely inclined one way, the
electoral college chosen by them has
gone the other or another way, and
thus the candidates who have received
n minority Of the peoples direct sui.
irages were successful. II 10 not our
present purpose to explain the why and
wherefore Of this or TO morallEe
upon II, as both have received sufficient
attention in these columns aud else.
where 10 render such use OF space
unnecessary.
II has been frequently observed by
prominent politicians OF all shades OF
opinion and others that the campaign
40 far has been an Rbrormnlly
quiet one, the apathy exhibited by
those who are most interested being
something utterly unprecedented.
Various causes are assigned for this
slate Of things, but IN every case such
cause has some special application
favorable to the party OF the one VINO
expresses 1t, and ls therefore not very
valuable to the independent mind
seeking for actual facts. Perhaps the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

has been over Ave yeais Ia building,
has been made from the level Of the
lower river, lust under the falls, ox-
tending for nearly two miies up The
river, and at depth Of 100 fec, below
the river level above the tails. twill
be seen that an almost unlimited mum.
Der Of shafts can be sunk, discharging
Into this great waterway, which ia %
feet ia diameter and 1000 feet long.
tits by tapping this tunnel that the
10000 horsepower IL obtained. But
the whole o Niagara has not yot been
made ready Tor mans service. II has
been calculated that there are 6,0O0,0O1
horsepower Ia the mighty cataract.
But using only 10000, Buffalo viii
have seven times as much power rs
Minneapolis and five tlmes as much Ms
Holyoke; and tn, liver not only never
runs dry but can never run dry.
Naturally the aim Of the Buffalo
Representatives present ut the congress
will be to make Nlagara's boom boom
their city rs the coming manufacture
ing city Of the continent. In view Of
the enterprise that has been shown In
prosecuting the work thus far, It Is
safo to cay they are entitled TO all the
success they viii be likely to achieve
In n gathering where 30 many sections
are represented, each pulling earnestly
and exclusively for Itself.
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AN AWFUL CONDITION.

IN this issue Of The News will DO
found communication from DR.. Sey-
mour u. Young responsive to one ad-
dressed to him recently by DR.. J. H.
Talmagc. We request that the readers
ofthis paper do not overlook the letter.
and, having read, do not forget its con-
tents or its import. II contains matter
which no one can afford to ignore or
treat slightingly, II ho valuol hi. own
health or that Of his neighoor.
We do not propose to assume tho role
Of alarmist, nor do we ask that the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The sixty-third 5emi-annual Con-
ference Of the Church Of Jesus Christ
Of Lattsr.day Saints will convene In
the Tabernacle, sslt La Ike City, alto
O'Clock on Thursday morning, October
9Th, 1899.
The officers and members OF the
Church generally arc cordially invit-
ed to attend the mceungs Of tho
conference.
wLFoRD WOODBURY.,
GEoRoE O. CAssos,
JOSEPH +. SMITH,
First Presidency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

The world IA better because Of such
a remedy NJ Ballard'e Snow Linlment,
because this article relieves II or much
pain and misery, and we are thus ena.
bled 10 enjoy Its brighter side. II posi-
lively cures all forms OF Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Headache, Sick Headache,
Lame Back, all Sores and Wounds,
Cuts, SprAins, Bruises, Stin joints,
Contracted Muscles, Poisons, Erup-
tons, Germs, Weak Back and all pain
aud all Inflammation on man or beast.
Ips the best because lbs the most penc-
trnting. Beware Of all white Linl.
menH which may be palmeL of on
you for BallArd's Snow Eminent.
There IL mono like II. Sold by u. G..
NJ. |. Drug Dept. AK
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saved from D,a,h ~ ,,al.p,.

There has no doubt been more lives
OF children eaved from death In Group
OF whooping cough by the use OF
onions than by any other known REM
ely. Our mothers used Ia make poul.
tices OF them, OF syrup, which was
always enectusl In breaking upa cough
or Cuid. DR.. Gunn'A OhiOn Syrup Is
made by combining few simple rem.
edies with 1t, which make 1t more
effective M medicipe and d, slroys
tho taste and odor OF tho onion. 500.
Sold by r. q. NJ. I. Drug Deut. Dds,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

II 10 greatly - this credit Of the pres
ent administration That some consistent
tangible steps have been taken looking
to the reliefof silver from its present
debasement. Realizing that, with 80
many OF our people, and they chiefly
easiern men and capitalists, arrayed
against II, It would be futile to attempt
it, restoration as money In the United
States alone, the President has sue
cseied in having an international con-
ference constituted, composed Of 70.
preseutatives from nil tbs nations In.
terssted. A dispatch received by the
NEWS yesterday briefly announced
that Brussels had bsen agreed upon as
the place and November 90 M the time
for holding the conference, no
that the plan for remonetizlng
may now be considered as
fairly under way.
To us on this side OF the Republic,
the Brussels conference will be ons Of
the most important ever held. II is
called to adjust n question which not
only directly affects our material wei
fare, but In a certain sense that Of the
people generally at home aud abroad.
Silver mining reduced 10 dollars and
cents and with the white metal at its
full value, is ono OF our principal In.
dustries. This relate, not merely to
Itself but TO Its dependencies also, for
with the silver mines closed down
syery other industry In Utah aud the
adjacent States and Territories would
suffer. Some would be- slightly affect.
cd, Others would shrivel up until prsc-
tically suspended, and others again
would disappear altogether. This ia
not n merely selfish plea as previously
suggested. Silver IL the common
peoples" money everyw here, and rs 1t
shrlnks In value or becomes curtailed In
volume, their power TO purchase com.
modities and pay debts is reduced In
like manner; 30 that all glasses, except
those who live and thrive by specula-
ton pure and simple, are deeply CON
cerned In the furthersnce OF silver
mining and the restoration OF the metal
TO Its legitimate function ms money.
II Ia quite probable that the confer
ence will not adopt the standard In
vogue In this country, that Of sixteen
TO one; but that does not 80 greatly
matter. What we want and must have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
4 round I.lynr m.ne. . weII man.

Are you Bilious, ConstipAted or
troubled with JRundice, Sick Head
ache, Bad Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin. Pain In
Back and between tho Shouldem,
ChillsSn Fever, etc? lfy0u have any
Of theeo symptoms, your Liver 10 out
nf order and your blood 10 slowly
being poisoned, because your Liver
does not act properly. HERBISE viii
cure any disorder OF the Liver, stom-
aoh or Bowels. 1t has no equal as a
Liver Medicine. Price rs cents. Free
trial boitles at u. q. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

DR.. Gums Improved Liver pins nro
n sure cure for sick headache, bilious
complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, COS
tiveDtsl, torpid liver, etc. These pills
insuro p,r!vot Digestion, correct The
liver and stomach, regulate the bowels,
purify AMI enrich the bl OF ard make
the skin clear. They also produce y
good appetite and invigorsto and
atfengthrn the entire system by their
tonic notion. They only require One
Pill for Dose nud never grip. or sick
en-. Sold at % comb box by z. &. NIL.
DRUG Dent DIS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

The prominent leaders Of the Demo.
cratic party with tho entire Ogden
delegation will leave salt Lake via
the Rio Grand Western al $3.50 u. M,
October 5th. The II. q. W. will put ON
one OF their fastos, and most comfort.
able trains, and all tho delegates anu
the public are Invited TO join In max.
ing grand showing. Fare 81 round
trim.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
a Choi.rs searr.

A reportc outbreak OF cholera ut
Helmetln, n. j., created much excilc-
mout ia that cinity. lnytatiRation
showed tia. the disease was not cholera
hut violent dytentery, which IL al.
most ~ severe and dangerous a. chol.
ere. Mr.. Waiter willard, n prominent,
merchant OF JamesbuTg, two milci,
from Hclmeita, says Chamberlainis
Cole, Cholera and Diarfhwa Remod, q
has given great tailsfac,iDn in ufg
most severe cases OF dysentery. IL 10
certainly one Of the hest things e'ssr
made. For sale by Y. &. NJ. /. Diyig
Dent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

Ht. Charles Evsporstod Cream In for
sale Mt the following drug stores.
Scarii's, Y. @. NJ. f., Farlow's, Godbe.
Pitts Drug 90. and A. Hollander's. II
viii be found on sale Mt other drug
stores throughout tho city and Terri.
tory an last M the trade can be seen. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
A Cnre Tor Choiera.

"There Ia no use Of any one suffering
with the cholera when Chambotlaiu's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhma RENE dy
can be procured. II will give relief In
n few minutes and cure In short time.
| have tried It anu know. Nv. II.
Clinton, HelmettA, N. J. The cpl.
deniic at Helmelta was at first believed
10 DO chol,ri, but subsequent investl.
cation proved II to be violent form Of
dvstentery, almost as dangerous as
cholera. The remedy was used theIv
with great succtss. For sale by H. G.
NJ. ]. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

DO You wish TO borrow money! II
40, call on Iion's Savings Bank and
Trust Co. We con loan In any amount
desired. Nc commissions charged.
Interest paid on deposits. Wiliord
Woodruff, President. George NJ. Can.
non, Cashier.
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ZOO iiuch oi = IgIsIs.

II IL not unusual for colds coulrfc OF
In the fall TO hang on all winter. In
such cases cn,arfh or chronic s,ronchi.
tis are almost sure 10 fput. A nfly-
,ent bottle OF thamberlsin'a Cough
Remedy viii cure any cola. Can you
afford 10 risk 20 much for 70 small an
amount? This remedy IL Intended
col eciaily for rad colds and scroup md
can always he depended apon. For
sale by n. g.. NJ. i. Drug Debt.
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apehIsn.s Arn,e. .sni,..

THE ben sALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Eheum, Fever Sores, Tstter, Chapped
Hands, ChilblainH, Corns and all Skin
Lmptions, aud pos!tlvely cures Piles,
or no pny required. Itis guaranteed u
give perfect Satisfaction or money ro-
funded. Price Is cents per box. For
sale by A. C.Bmith 4 90.
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real source Of the prevailing indifler.
cnco is the fact that there are no vital
iaeues before the people, at least none
but what have been presented ard can
vaased before, 10 that the Campaign
has more or less semblance 10 "thrcsh-
lug out old straw" This, coupled
with the additional fact that the prln-
cipal candidates foT the first Office have
ALEC been before the voters fot the
same place, and that therefore there Is
little that "a now to be told, would
seem to complete the case and furnis h
about a. satisfactory an explanation as
can b. given.
Above and beyond every other ques-
tion demanding the attention Of the
people lie, ne was the case four year,
ago, the tariff. Prior to that time 1t
had generally occupied secondary
place, or WIS even further down the
scale than that. The issues growing
out OF the war absorbed the greatcr'
part Of the people'a attsntion
politically for many years, economic
questions being more or less sub.
eldiarv: ma time wore nm. bowever. tho
former graduailv y,ex Ie,s while IN,
latter advanced In n eorreapoudinp
tatl,. and now there IA scarccly nny.
thing left of war material which Of
necessity throwa IN. burd.p NJ making
up issues upou those who deal with
commercial. mechanical and pfo.
ductiye aflalrs. The alleged abeyanc.
of the Lodge election bin. commonly
called the "foreo bill.u which
the Democrats claim IA resting
until the RepubIlcans are strong
enough 10 mike II law. lends n shade
OF variety 10 the sltuation. a. being n
polltlcal measure pure md almple: hut
the Republicans disclaim anv such In.
tention, and insist upop IL that their
opponents are using il a. a scarecrow
10 Keep the South solid. However
that may be, the bill IA receiving n fun
ahnre OF attontlop. I'm fact. An IA.
South Il fairly divides the honors with
the tariff and all other subIec,s before
the p,ople.
Whether Il be duo 10 The indIlIerenee
stated or 10 some other eaus.. a. IA
uudeniable tbat there bna nover been
AN election since tho war which e,s,
70 dim a shadow before II. So far
nothing IL known ma 10 how anv mart
of the nation will 90. and even the
conieclures which are yentured ara I'm
most cases purely visionary. while
the claims made are vhat they usunllv
amsunt to-inst a, many cIai,ns
There hav, b,en three state cleo.
tons held recently mot counting the
one going on in Florida todavi-ln
Arknns,s vs,mon. and Main. The
frat named went overwhelmingly
Democratic. hut nc Il IA n Democrats
state ANYWAY. This oniv s,rvca IN sbow
that tho bone of IN, R,oublIcana IN
broak mn Tho ,olIdi,v n, IN, south "a
fu.Il. ,bia dina. and that m. e,isc. NJ
tho popnl,st vote has be,n ova,os,I.
natal. In Variant and Mar. which
aro a,wavs mora or Iesa STRANGELY ia.
publican. there was n slIuht falling Of,
in the ma,orI,les for that n,r,v Tbeso
,acta tahsn tor.,hs, causa sangntn.
D,mocr.,a IN aul,c,n.t, c,r,n,n vie.
,o,v. Int tbov NAV mo-, n, ,aI,,v a,
considered 10, the ,ooso, ,h,. IN Tho
last two cas.a n l,vh, vnto was nollrd
Manv vo,.rs s,av swnv ,,om the noIls
wbsn . locJ .lsct,on 4. going al, and
AEON hand u.,r,y and o,,ono when 4,
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rEnnIronIAL reNvrNrloN


Special train conveying to Provo the
Ogden and Salt Lake delegates aud
Others via Rio Grande Western leaves
salt Lake at $50 a. m. Returns 30
minutes after adjournment OF conven.
tlon. FARE 81. 90 round trip. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

Published In behalf Of Hood's sarsapa.
Tilla ARE not eztTavagant, are not "writ-
ten up" nor are they from its EN-
ployes. they are iacls, and prove that
Hoods Snrssparills posteseea absolute
merit, and II worthy the full confluence
of the PEOPLE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

For the accommodation Of those
Wishing to attend thu Territorial Con.
vention at Provo, Get. 9th, special
train has been arranged for Win the Rio
Grande Western to leave Salt Lake Mt
$3.50 am. The train will start from
Ogden conveying tae Ogden delegates
and friends to this city, where the Salt
Lake County delegation will join and
proceed TO Provo. II Ia hopeu that us
many as possible will come with US.
Fare will be Si.OO for round trip, ard
train will return 80 minutes after al
journment OF convention, whenever
that may be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
How rhsy wiz 60 to Provo.

Very many Of the prominent Demo.
cratic leaders 70 TO Provo on the fast
flying special Of the Rio Grand West
ern At $3.50 a. m, October 9th. Every.
body Invited to join. Fare 81 round
trim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, effective, but do not
cause pain or gripe. Be sure TO get
uOodiH. y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

The Union Pacific has been selected
a. official route. Special trains leave
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

"RoYAL CRYSTAL SAI;r.''
Even In grain as the sand In an our
ninF4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

Impure salt r. gritty, bitter and has
acrid, puckory taste. "ROYAL CRYS-
tai SALr1 Is 100 per cent. pure and
has sweet delicious flavor.
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For Democratic CanventIonl
nruNa- N4etiftesauw

The Union Pacific has boon selected
~ official route. Special trains leave
at s d. IN. and 0 n. m. Fare only 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

For fine Wall Paper and Room
Moldings, 20 to the utsh Paist and
oil Co., opposite City Hall. cod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

Discriminating pa'atss demand
"IlOYAL CRYSTAL SAIT.n
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Go TO Democrats Convention.

sFWN0s W'FOHrF NNNs
Via tho Union Pacific, the official
route. Special trains s Il. M. and 0
u. m. Fnre only 81.
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DR.. burrows, Oculist. Au-lst srhrop.
ucian. speclAolss fitted. Comm arolAl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-05-20
flnnaa. -e. lsnnlrEn.


 Two of tho most successful men on tho North American continent were recently asked the question: 'sWhat are the causes of povertyp" One replied: ''Ignorance and incapacity.n The other said that the prevalent cause is: 'sThe number of young men who are wanting in decision and fxity of purpose. If they get into good place at the start, they should stick to it, knowing that by perseverance, industry and ability, they win promotion in due course as vacan- cies occur. But they see or hear of some one making fortune in Wall street, or in ranchings or in mining, and away they go to try their luck. When they lose, as they do in ninety-nine cases out of hundred, that is the end of them; they can never settle down to ordinary ways of earning living after that, and their descent is rapid" This req son hits the nail square on the head. Go where we will, we find men who com menced life under the most favorable circumstances, but who are such com plete financial wrecks that there is but little hope for their reforma- tion. They may be honest and temperate; they may even pos sess natural ability of a high order, but lacking in steadiness of pur- pose, they will never succeed. Had they sufficient force to stick to one thing, no matter how disagreeable it might be at first; were they content to advance slowly, they would have no reason now to talk of the ''1uclz' of those who have pushed forward into the front ranks.
 Another cause of poverty, very truly observes the St. Louis Miller, is lack of self-conhdence. Many men seem to have no faith in themselves; conse- quently no assertiveness, no independ- ence, no pluck and no push. They are afraid to stand up and speak for them selves, preferring to lean on others. They are afraid to make an investment because of the possibility of failure; they are afraid to tell what they can do. as they might make an error in do- ing it; they are towards in every sense of the word. This Is often the result of early training. A boy naturally timid is kept in the background so per sistently and his mistakes are so severe ly criticised that he grows up into an entirely useless man. Push and fxity of purpose will always bring measure of success.