WHCLE No. 326

ENORMOUS FORTUNES.
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Sir Robert Peel is said 10 possess an cs-
tate valued a, ninety millions of dollars
His grandfather was in quite ordinary Cir
cums!ances His father was cotton spin.
ner, and accumulated a portion of this i'm
mense estate, which the son ha. increased
by judiclous investments Only three gen
eralons have sutiicel 10 raise colnpara.
lively obscure family to rank, o7u!ence and
power OIher examples of what industry
and merit can achieve might be quoted
But in all these instances of success We shall
find that the rewards of life have only atlen-
ded those who have been men of probity
economy and enterprise. Your william,
though he may succeed for awhile, is sure
at last to be found out. The spendlhri(t
dissipaes fortune, but never acquires one.
Incidence is the agent of poverty, and never
fails 10 make good returns. To be success
ful in life, we have only to do right and re-
main true to ourselves, and victory, in gen.
eral, is certain. If rebuff meets us, we
must not be dlshearened, but try again!
These are the secrets of the wealth of all the
Peels, Girards; and Aslors tha, ever lived.


NeaPS GaS.