Energy And Persistence Conquer All Things.

Most Men Die At 25, We Just Don't Bury Them Until They Are 70.

Patience In Market, Is Worth Pounds In A Year.

'tis More Noble To Forgive, And More Manly To Despise, Than To Revenge An Injury.

Money Never Made A Man Happy Yet, Nor Will It. There Is Nothing In Its Nature To Produce Happiness. The More A Man Has, The More He Wants. Instead Of Its Filling A Vacuum, It Makes One. If It Satisfies One Want, It Doubles And Trebles That Want Another Way. That Was A True Proverb Of The Wise Man, Rely Upon It; Better Is Little With The Fear Of The Lord, Than Great Treasure, And Trouble Therewith.

In Short, The Way To Wealth, If You Desire It, Is As Plain As The Way To Market. It Depends Chiefly On Two Works, Industry And Frugality.