The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-05-12
WANTED.
a YcUSc MAN OF INDUSTRY, ABILITY, INTEGRITY
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YcUSc MAN OF INDUSTRY, ABILITY, INTEGRITY,
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This meets ones eyes daily in the col
umn of wants" and it is rue fsthe Pen
tateuch. Wanted? Of course they are
Arrays wanted.
The market can never be oyerstocked;
they will always be called for, and never
quoted dull" or ''no sale" Wanted for
thinkers; wanted for workers; in the
mart, on the main, in the field and in the
forests.
Tools arc lying idle for want Of a young
man; a pen is waiting to be. welded;
tree to be felled; a plough to DO gu led;
village to be founded; q school to be
instructed.
They talk about staples ana great sta
pies. Honest, industrious, able young
men are the great staple in this world Of
ours. Young man you are wanted, no.
for Doctor. No. nora Lawyer. There
are CROUCH of them for this generation,
and one or two to spare.
Don't study q profession" unless it be
tie profession Of brick-laying or farming,
or some other Of the manual professions.
Don't measure tape if You can help it.
It is honorable and honest and all that,
but then, perhaps you can do better. Of
all things, don't rob the women. It is
their prerogatiye to handle silks and laccs,
tape and thread. Put on your hat Ike
a man, don an apron and 90 out Of doors.
Get good glow upon your cheek, the
jewery Of toll on your brow, and a good
set Of vel developed muscles We
would go, if we could, but then we were
young, longer ago than we like to think,
and YOU know, when ones sold lie cant.''
Besides, if you become q Doctor, you'll
have to wait "Because yot, haven't ex-
perience,' says an old practitioner; ''bo-
cause you are too young, say all the wo-
men.
Ifyou area lawyer, and likely to rise,
they'll put a weight on your head, a la
Swiss, to keep you under, or, if you make
a good argument, some old opponent, as
gray IS rat, will kick it all over, by
some taunt or other, because you were
not born in the year "one.''
And 50 it will go, until you grow tired
and soured, and wish you had been y tin
ker, perhaps "an immortal one, or any
thing but just what you arc.
Boa farmer, and your tloublcs arc
ovec, or rather they 90 not begin. You
own what you stand on, "from The centre
Of the EARTH" as they used to say, Dup to
the sky" rou are as inder endent as pos
sible all day, and tired. not weary at
hight; for there is a great difference be-
tween those two words, if one only stops
to think of it. The more neighbors You
have, and the better farmers they are, the
more and the. better for you.
There is one thing more, young man,
You are wanted. A going woman wants
you.-Don't forget her. No matter if
you ere poor. Don't wait to be rich.
Y on I'd q companion while You I've,
and not after you have done living. Eff.
crt is life, and cessation therefrom, grand
and gloomy "has been" So, do not wait
until your time is all in the yesterdays; f
You, ten t. one, if you ere fit to he mar
ried at all, to anybody that's fit to be mar
riel,-Marry while YOU arc young, and
struggle up together, lest in the years to
come, somebody shall advertise young
men wanted and none to be had.-B.
r. Taylor.