The sun., 1901-03-31

Mr. Burgaloo's Case Illustrates How a Man
Nav Get Out Of the Rut.


Nav Get out Of the Hut.
"Of course" said Mr. Gratebar, the dis
tinCtlon between wocrimeut and depression
j. plain enough NOrrIm"nt Is due TO pass
ing circumstances that may At any moment
disappear. like mist before the sun, dcprrs-
son j. a more or less permanent state
htv" known men who were greatly worried
10 burst Out over something that amused
lh"E IN wholesome. hearty laughter Clearly
there was nothing very serious the matter
With such Il man, and no doubt. m many
oI,.s 70 certain amount ol worrinrui or auX-
l"iy may IN reUlIIy Dee helpful There HI"
plenty Of good men that need uoW ard then
% llltIn gentle p'uiung 10 keep them NJ %
Oh" work Of hl" anu woYrm"ul Iu NOT ey-
ce,,No dose, serves this end. but drp.e-, On,
IN any measure. Is bad
"Irp."-s.On i a slate 10 which q man j.,
not only mise. able but Indifferent he doesn't
ci'", the very worst state that man can get
mo Every man ought To keep out Of thai
if hc can, bat # he ,iouId fail INTO II he wants
I" get out OF 1t at any cost | had n friend
once, man named Bu'gliuo. Phlauder &.
burStIoO, who, tearing that he might SONS
aay iaiI Into this condition provided IN al
vance for having himself pulled out
'Mi Burga.oo. with plenty OF work and
plenty of things to worry over worried HIM
SEA! finally INTO what was virtually state
OF COLLAPSE. INTO that condition IA which a
man IS commonly described e. played ont
Tins CondIl ON is the worry next door 10 that
Of dop.es-ion, ANA Vet the playcl-om man
ma! De very halbN Relieved 81 AL Irsl lou-I-
hllly ana labO. and b.OuEit, I.. ~ Tor
the first tin,s IL hi, NE to the lace of nature,
"a" may M ih m"i" eA.~l,"'r The a "alest
dehght hut ms do,.n NJ i.,t always. ana
a4te' tMe thIhss D"p up 30 HOuy h.m.
because, however We may be situated, ws
I."al hhl somcihhE 10 wD1N over, ma
hhdhy NJ BurgMoo worried over hi, iilenr-s
i"uGhltW a. ihit hHd b"'u 10 him AZ nrsT
u cam" al li~i 10 Ice l'k-ou" II" realized
mo,' "hH moe ana dS ne had never uon"
before lhal ms - working Woud, that tu"
men ~ u 'hI' t,e ANYBODY a. "i "o' anu
W. X ha'd and keep at II. that IA labor IA
making the wheels Eo found D.. IA. mo- llu
10 10 IUuui IMAM ~ any NE ut 'usc 10 hs
,u.e lac hat Known something Of thts before.
Tor Ac had berh all has lie haru wugk"r.
but now 1t al cam" 10 hIu IN q new ughj.
ANA hs wanted 10 get back among the workers
"BGt nov ne Ipuud Ia" couldn't lils lO":
and drhgh'lUl ldlcnrsS had -Ufteued all his
mu,,le- and taken away his strength ana
made nm fear 10 try ari pretty soon his
pIdycd-out condition began Ia OppTrS- hun.
AID tuen he dropped int"u stnte OF depression
I'M was about a. hau a. ANYTHING That c"u!d
have hipp'red To him, hD' II seems that
even IA nav ~idi" Mr. BlrgllooS cas-" was
not hoJ"l",~. tor he had, n / nav" aireauN
said. prov lu"d against Ju~, ,h'- emergency
After Viz BDr.tlup hIO uluprd about
for tiAr there appenrrd az hls hud-e oh"
10y a man Of -tdlNart frame, ana ot - -uunrr-
Cdt nud Vet AZ th" same TIM" rather cheer
tul pl slOgnomy, Gcslrlug to see hlW / b"
stranger was shown MT" Nr burgdloo
room. NhrnC" came, not very long alter
ward. the unmlstaNablc sounds Of a violent
persona! alteration, pun"t lated 10y oyer
turning and ~ma~uInE iGrniturr and tna.
~urt Of thing and when his family opened
the door and came up"u ~" men -uddr.h.