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More Persons, On The Whole, Are Humbugged By Believing In Nothing, Than By Believing Too Much.

There Is No Such Thing In The World As Luck. There Never Was A Man Who Could Go Out In The Morning And Find A Purse Full Of Gold In The Street To-day, And Another To-morrow, And So On, Day After Day: He May Do So Once In His Life; But So Far As Mere Luck Is Concerned, He Is As Liable To Lose It As To Find It.

Every Man's Occupation Should Be Beneficial To His Fellow-man As Well As Profitable To Himself. All Else Is Vanity And Folly.

The Foundation Of Success In Life Is Good Health: That Is The Substratum Fortune; It Is Also The Basis Of Happiness. A Person Cannot Accumulate A Fortune Very Well When He Is Sick.

There's No Such Thing As Bad Publicity.