Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

are pretty sure to make good sweethcarts aud better wives.-s Daily Bee.
 ALWAYS BEGIN RIGHT.
 We once knew an ol1 Friend. who had but one piece of advice to give young beginners it was, if thee'll only begin right, all will go we'll. We lave often thought that there was more in the rec ommendation than even the good Quaker saw. for there is hardly anything to be done in life to which the adage. begin right.' will not apply. Success is but a synonyme for beginning right.
 Who, for example, is the healthiest, the early riser or the sluggard ? It is the man who begins the day right. by leav> ing his bed with the sun, and inhaling the fresh air of morning, not the one who remains till eight or nine o'clock in close chamber. sleeping dull, stupi. flying sleep. Who gets through his days wo,k the easiest? The early riser. The man of business, who is at his store the soonest, is always best prepared for the customers cf the day, and often. indeed. hasssQla many . bill before his laggard neighbors are about. Sir Waiter Scott used to have half his days writing fin- ished before breakfast. A shrewd ob- server has said thst z late riser consumes the day in trying to recover the lioura he lost in the morning. Mind and body are both freshest early in the day. Thelaw. yer should think. the minister study. the author write. the valetudinarian walk or ride. and the mechanic or farmer be at work as early as possible. .s gg Nor is this all. The great bulk of en> terprise that fail owe their ruin to not having been begun right. A business is undertaken without sufficient capita, ,con- nection or knowledge. It ends unfavor- ably. Why? Because it was not begun right. A young professional man, whose probationary period Cf study has been spent in pleasure rather than in hard reading. complains that he cannot sue csed. Why, again? Because he has no, begun right either. A stock company blows up. Still why Ten to one th. mcans employed wore not adequate ie l the end, or else t was started with inef. Gcient officers and in either case it wal not begun right. Tso young house keepers break up theirgsy establishment, the lady going home, perhaps to her father's taking her husband with her. Why ? They did not begin right. for they commenced on tod large a scale. forget. ling that tbe expenses of family in- crease every year, and that in DO event, is it safe for a man to live up to. his in como. An inventor starts a manUfacto- ". in which his improvements in ma chinery are brought into play butafte, a while he finds himself insolvent; his factory is sold another reaps where ht has sown. Why? Alas like too many others, he has undertaken more than .hs has means 10 carry through. He did not begin right, and his ruin was thu consequence. sszs ss \
 But, above all things. life should b, begun right. Young men rarely know how much their conduct. during thei tirst. few years, affects their subsequen success. IL is not only older persons. il the same business, form their opinions Q them at this lime, but that every begin ner acquires during these years. habi.' for good oF ill which will color his Rhol' future career. We have seen some of th' ablest young men. with every advantag' of fortune and friends, SOW the seeds q ruin and early death by indnlging to' freely in the first years Of manhood.- We hare seen others. with far less ca paciiy. ani without any backing bat in' dsslgy and energy. rise gradually 70 Tor tune and iaIinenre. Franklin is iasnill iar Illustration of what man can do she begins right. If he had been to proud to eat rolls ln the street whea he was poor boy .ha would never have been min Isief plsnipelenliasy to the court Q Il France.
 Always benIn right l Survey the wholl ground bsfoVo you commence any un deylaklne. aud you wlll .hsn be psspars'