The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-10-24
Boys,

ONlbt
4 son Of Scranton, tho founder ofem
Scranton, Pa, ljniued the r&nks Of tho
iabo'srs in his fathers fcundriSs, thas gov
he might iSara Ito practical pafl Of ai
She irou brisiucss. The son ora Welt 31
known and wealthy New York pubs
Usher used to leave his elegant homo
svery morning, with his pail aud in ri
the garb Of n laboror, aud botake
himself TO a maohue chop to l1bor as ri-
hard as tho hardest, that hS might no.
learn tho business. We also know til
the son of au eminent college Trofes. 'i
sor who is arire nearly the same q
thing g-Nc'o forh Gugette.lu,i gfi1u9a
The a"sou Of a wealthy New
York P1blisher,r alluded to above, is
Gilbert Jones, son Of George Jones, 500
Of the New York Times. He grad ri
uatcd from the New yofk Novelty 9.5t
Works, artcr n regular 7snd csere ap.
premiership, with all ttie tiOnots, and ~
he is now In manufacturing business hi
In the city Of BrootlyH, 6HahIsiO~h iod
taccodnt--a Bttsintss for Witch his bar
mcchhuical knowledge afid expefieHcS d
adImrubly qualify him. And young Oh
Jones is not only first eisssthasq rq
6liinist, bdtquitc'as much Of ai"geh! fiss
tlemau% us If heuhad graduated Al, raq
college aud had regularly rouuded0if Il
seasons ut SaratOgs aud Nowports-As
Troy Times! io 1ou bybasixo odi ni b.
The son Of tho "emiuont Ieoliege oq
professor Is William w. Tyler; s6a ns2
Eof PrUfb Ty ler of Amherst College. odi
Young Tyler graduated at Amherst iFT
in 1864, taking the second highest fdi
h5uor 10 his class, aHa ionnediateit aes
after commenced serving a. regular do
apprenticeship in the AH1es Com. sdJ
tnny's Works at Chicopee, whetehbl lls
IDS reInaided ever since not only
studying tho business Theoretically uo9
but learning 10 do with his oTR hEbdssnis
all kinds Of work. The great need uii
Of tifG e6autry aud tho ago FOR .
liberally odGcGted men o iuu is tho I nI
tHbc chaTtsal and industrial depRr4.u e
ttentsy andif Anore young men Hould osd'
Lgrsduatt ff0pr college tSa ifsachine edl
lssop1 Instead of the slready osar. isai
Urowaed professions Of iswy laddicfne IA
afd diriuity3 they wouldedO' n good d
thing for themselves aud the WesId.-.-s j "a
Springfield (JEassdb hePk6lieansDo pL
,'Fhs case Of MI aserSatotfs sv9 Is ipi
| rot peculiar. His father was a mo- 9R'
chnnle, and he euwisely chose the cell -aia
ling that endowed the family With ups
confJrE wealth., aud distinction iai
tSuch instances abound on alE hands lr9
lft'is, however, not common for 'boysl
Ibr1ughtup in wAatlaro called BY the 4 .
votaries of lfashion othp genteelsr qe.i
1walks.of lifeft.c GelScsis trado rather bis
than profession9 Ordinarily they bal
are kop back from engaging id
rncchanical pgTsgits, even when theyp
have q taste therefor, By tAeir female
relations, whose social ideas. are
slIookod BY. what they foOlishly 70.
gard as plebiau tendencies. SOmes 1,
times, indeed, fathers lack good
sense qR this BalHt, and encourage il.
lthcir, sens 70 eptersupon = profession i,i.
Ihi+eady overer0Edea sKcspt sstsp, TO II
which only persons Of cxteaeFdipar5. 81
capacities csG possibly attain, IYsa !.
knew . boy, the only son qf q hEysrau1
! Of eminGpeeo, The son had AiFsRl "a,
genius for lqeehaaisali and begged ;ter ol
be allowed 70 deYeleP Rinlselfia thats
direeiiep. !. Had he o6ffpsa consent
ha woqld have made a grand sgesesss
Bat tho fatben inaistedtha boy should "a
,lbe a lawysTRnd in due time fnike his 9q
lucrative practice, To-day that 10y .. .aa
fis listlA better than = o9mmon loafss; !, &,
Ills fsther'e unwiss determination (,
wrecked him,