Courtesy a means of Success.
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Uncourteous habits have prevented many mans success in life. Hasty

 hot brained, care-for.nobody individuals often plunge themselves into difficulties in consequence of their clownish, arro> gant, or overbearing manners, of rude or ungenilemanly language, though it may be thoughtlessly expressed. It IS often not the great, bu, the little acts of inciviliy that are treasured up and re- membeTed. Great men have usually had occasion to attribrte their success in life 10 their uniform courtesy. Wash ing.on was always distinguished for courtesy of manner, as tie aneedo,e of his politely returning the bow of the negro slave beautifully illustrates. Boys whatever be your station in life, do moi be fearful, but he courteous-bc polite be affable. The tradesman ho has the politics, clerks does the largest business