I Never Liked To Work,

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.

Money Is In Some Respects Like Fire; It Is A Very Excellent Servant But A Terrible Master.

True Economy Consists In Always Making The Income Exceed The Outgo.

You Can Fool Most Of The People Most Of The Time.

The Plan Of "counting The Chickens Before They Are Hatched" Is An Error Of Ancient Date, But It Does Not Seem To Improve By Age.