MISERlES OF WEALTH
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1t is to have a subscription paper handed
yen every hour IN the day, and be called a
niggard if you refuse your name II isto
eat turkey and drink wine at "A dearer rate
than your neighbours. 1t is to have every
college, infrnary and asylum make run
upon the bank of your benevolence. and
then wonder "a. the smaiInsss ot the divi-
dend. 1t is to have sectarians contend for
the keeping Of your conscience, and law
yers struggle for the keeping of yonr purse.
1t is to be remembered from Seguln to
Talbot Island, whenever a loan or a dinner
is wanted. 1t is to he taxed for more than
your are worth and not be believed when
YOU say so. 1t is to have Addition of dol
lars, Substractio of comforts, and Mutipli,
cation of anxieties, end in Division among
spend-thrift heirs. 1t is to have the interest
of every one about yen exceed their princi-
Pile. 1t is to make up to the merchant all


the profits he loses by knavery or frugality


1t is never to be allowed to be upon eas,
terms, even with coat or shoe. 1t is t
be married for your money; or have a wife
always casting up the sum total of the dol


lars she brought. 1t is to have your SOM


steps surrounded by "mantraps," and you
daughter made a target for the speculatin,


and selfish to aim at. 1t is to measure friend
: ship by the length Of your purse, 70 bu
tlattcrY and sell happiness /, is 20 hav