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NEvER GrvE UP. No matter how dark your
prospects may be--remember "there is silver
lining 10 every cloud" Poor young man -
aspirant for fame--despair not-though the
world may pass you unheeded now-lhough
you may see others less worthy, moving above
you, because adorned by the ''rags Of this
worlds riches" Though the rich may deride
The fool may sneer-the proud contemn-
yet struggle on. Remember, il is always more
honorable and pleasing 10 rise by ones own
merits, than to play second fiddle to another's
greatness. You are compelled TO toll in the
work shop from morning TO nghl--no matter
the great men of our age, Of our country
OF all ages, Of all countries hail not from the
ranks of the purse-prond aristocracy hail not
from the high schools and coleges-bul from
what men are pleased TO term the "humble
class because hepoorer) from The plough
handle-from the work shop. Then, be OF good
cheer. Push on. keep moving.