The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-02

used to say To his friends, "When YOU are
sick, If anything ais YOU, do not go to =
o'ct"r, but come TO me, will cure YOU"
r'r back IN the teens of the present cen
tnry' a you 'g man asked for employment in
the Springfield armory; hut he was pnor
aud modest and had no friends. 80 he wen,
away without II; but, feeling the man within
him. he sought work until he found it, An
axe later, he visited that arrnorv a second
time, not rs a day labprer. but a, the ,h,..,
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives.
and for many year, Governor of Mass,.
cliu>e.t>.
vi l. !. Spencer, the author OF the Spen-
cer'dn system Of penrnanship, i, is said ,ha,
the smooth sand beach # ak, Erie com
Stltut' d the foolscap in and ON viii. H. for
want OF other material, he perfected essen
ITALY the system which meets such general
i"N"r In our common and commercial schools
ana IN our busin' - and literary circles. 8"
W hen We reflect upon tie immep.e no,,,I,r-
ity OF his system, which, passing beyond the
HINTS "i orr own country, has been re-en-
g'aNed III England, is II ed in the mod,
counting rooms Of London, I.ivcrpool ard
Manchester, and is also the adopted svs,.,,
of the English department of the UNIVERSITY,
OF Zurich, in Switzerland we mus, accord IN
itS honOred author cha>te and elevated uoS-
er OF conc ptinn, with bold and tr. le.s grass,
"i just apprehension, and agree tia, thu.
h''retopte'l bo, OF fifty wears ago must b,v.
o. thanking, and thinking arlgkt, ani think
ing with no "rdinary mind, wh.ir he cav, To-
his cnin.rgS in the sands such vitality oc
science that the world ha ado t. d ard EN-
bahned them a. the most beautiful i;,,...e,,
of II! art
Wilson's aud brick layers can bo.st If or
johnson, who worked At the building o.;
!lnc"inS am, with Il trnwci in hi. hand and
Il book in Lis pocket; Edward and T"lford
the 'rg'h"crs, Hugh Miller, the eeoI.pi.,
AID Allen birmingham. the writer and
,c"ir'or' iohn Hunter the physioio. lit
''"ncv"y and Hrie, the painters, Professor
Lee, the "ri:r'tali>i. an John GiLhop. H..
sculptor, we've cIrrcnfers. Wilson H.. Or.
niih'l"gist, Dr. Livingst nc, the missionary
traveller and Tnnnah;ll, the poet, were w,,v-
erS, Samuel Drew, the essav:st. and t;it'nrd
the editor of the Quarterly Review" wer.
Sh"em"kers. Admiral Iiobson, one Of the
Eailante>t OF British seamen, was originally,
a tailor
IL is not good for human nature 10 have
the read of life made too easy. Better To- hc
under the necessity Of working hard and
iaring me'nly, than to have ever, thing done
ready to our hand, ard yillow of down Tn
repose upon. Indeed, to star; in life with
comparatively small means seems an nsces..-
ry aS stimulus TO work, that il NAV alu,os,
"e set down ~ one of the essential co ,d;tiurs
u success III life. Hence, an eminent iud,,.
wien asked what contributed most Tn ,,,cc...
at the bar, replied Some sue, ced bv srs,,
talent, some by high connections. >o,n. h.,
miracle, but the majority bv commencip,
without shilling" So il is common saw
ing that the men who are the mos, succs,.-
iul IN business are those who benin ,b,.
world In their shirt sl,cvcs; whereas ,hose
who begin.with fortunes gcneralIrl. ,,,,,,,r,
Necessity is always tie .Sw Mill c,m,I..,,
I'''T''Nl Saw belt aud all small to,I