[Sidenote: Hard Work Never Kills]
Mr. Charles A. Dana once sent a member of the staff of the New York Sun
to learn, if possible, what was the probable cause of the death of some
men of high standing in the financial world who were reported to have
hastened their death by overwork. Mr. Dana did not believe that hard
work could kill. The result of the inquiry in each instance was to the
effect that these men were the victims of worry, which was as
unnecessary, as it was unprofitable and fatal.