liow U. S. Presidents Economized.

James Monroe died in New York insolvent,

Buchanao left over $250,000 to his nephews and niece:

Martin Van Boren did pot save much out of his salary, but left $300,000.

Adams was poor, but by his Wise, able management, he never suffered want.

James K. Polk left about As he had ne children, received it all.

Fillmore left the White House a poor man, but by his second marriage became wealthy.

Pierce did not do as_ well. Fifty thousand dollars was his limit, with no one to inherit it.

Of the earlier presidents, Washing ton was the wealthiest. At his death his estates was valued at $300,000

Whea Jetferson entered the White Ilouse he was a wealthy man, but he lost his property and died insolvent.

John Tyler went to the White House & poor but managed to save enough out of bis salary to live in comtor't :

President Arthur was a very high Ile spent a great deal of money table, and managed to save

$150,000. Mrs Polk

man,

feeder oo his nothing.

President Cleverland will probably not be able to save more than $100,000 out of his whole term, if he saves that much,

Andrew Jackson was counted « rich man in his day. The Hermitage, which he left to his adopted sor, is now the property of the State.

Mrs. Hayes ran the financial end of the house during Hayes’ administera- tion, and that she is a financier is proved by the amount saved out of bis salary.

Garfield was pot in office long enough tosave much money. He left about $40.000 and the gifts Mrs. Gartield bas received have made her a_ wealthy woman. -

Madison was wealthy when he be- came president, and left a handsome estate, which Mrs. Madison’s son, Payne Todd, squandered, and left her & poor woman.

Grant never saved much of his salary, but the generous gifts of his friends made him indenpendent. He all in the Grant-Ward failure. The sale of his books has placed his wife in an affluent position,

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Teach them, by example, how to do things well.

Teach them to indecen: language.

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Troubles of Large Minded

It is rather sad to think of Mr. Blaine standing outside the Kiinburgh Council Chr aber vainly eudeavoring to convince the janitor that he had lett his ticket in his other vest. A reporter has frequently had the same experience at a baseball match. The petty conventiovalities of hfe «are often exceedingly annoying to large minded men.—Kensas City Times.

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