Worth makes the Man.
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Worth makes the mau not wealth, not
dress, not poIitenesss, not parade. You will
fluid more zeal nan1iuess, more sound sense,
more loveliness of chatacler, in the humble
walks of lie, than was dreamed of in The
cirrIes OF of1;a-hion, pride, of wealth, Chester
tieIdiail rules Of politrne~s. When a man OF
sense-~y matter hoy humble his origin, or
degrading his@ccupation, may appear in the
eyes of the vain aud toppi~h-is treated with
contempt, he will not soon forget it; but i'll
pu, forth all the energies of his mind TO rise
above those who thus look down in scorn up
on hm.-By stunning the mechanic, we ex


crt an influence derogatory to honest labor
s6aKBat lIfsslTiiousbiie iies@stypuutslsss1
|leaIo trades. Or lahpr for a.seppnst. Did our
young WOMEN realize that foa Ill their patents
2ossess, andihatfor all they are indebted to the
mechanic, il would be ,heir desire to elevate
him and encourage his visits to their society,
while they would treat with scorn the lazy. DE
fashionable, the spouge., aud the we'll -dresssd
pauper. On looking back, q very few years,
o,m most fastidiols ladies' car. trace their gen.
.haloey from some humble mechs pics,s who,
pelhaps, in their day were sneeted.at by the.
proud and foolish. while fheir grnndmo,hers
gladly received them TO their bosQms. = Sats
C0urIes.. 81. - -