The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1870-11-30
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Scar burdens in his childhood. II
he fondness or fhe vanity of father
" mother kept hin, from contact
With hard work; if another always
helped him out at the end of his
COW If, instead of taking his turn
1t pitching off, he moved away all
he tin EN- short, if what MAS light
always fell to him, and what was
heavy abont the same work to some
one else; il he has been permitted to
,hirrik;iing, it has become a hahit-nn-
T ess q niri,clei is wrought, his life will
| be failure, and the blame will not
he ha.fas riuch his as, that Of weak,
polish parents. ga a.
On the toitl.er hand, # : boy has
iecn brought mp to do his part; new
i allowed TO shilk any legitimate
r1aStronsibiIity, or permitted to dodge
work, Whether or not it made his
{. back ache OF sciled his hands, until
bearing heavy burdens became u
matter Of pride, the heavy end OF
ithe good his from cl.pice--palrennts
MS they bid them gond,bye, may dis
, = miss their fears. His life VII a.. not be
: 4 failure. The elements OF success
IRE his, ana at some time, in some
Ii way, the world win recognize his ca
IL -
!! pacity. .e,sa- 1s,g, s.a55..a,
n object Of the worlds pursuit. It is
% 4 i climate Object 1t gives bread.
ST. aud clothing, and homes, and com
/" fort. The world has not judged
u !, wholly nnwiiseIy when it has made
- he position man occupies 10 hinge
:" - more 81 or less, on his ability to earn
It. money, and somewha. npon the
liz amount Of his possessions If he is
dds lniscrably poor, il either argues some
les defect in his business ability. some
elk. reesk lessness. in his expenditures, or u
mt, lack Of fitness to cope with men IN
on the great battle for gold. .
as : When a country bred boy leaves
efs Ihome, it is generally to enter uPon
W. some business, the end of which is
,r l, /, acquire property, and how'll sue
i'm. coed just in proportion as be has
for been made to earn aud save in hi'
nire childhood. n ASA
iust If ak the money he has had ha'
n-to come Of planting a little patch IN tn
y is Spring, and selling it's produce, at
INST ter weary months of Watching ans
'" .,, toll, or from killing woQd-chncks
~. six cents head, or from trappin
!. l.. ,muslsrats, and selling. their skins 10
md a shilling; setting snares i'll the Fa
~ on for game, and walking miles to Sc
fetal Them in the morning, before the Of
pen folks were up; hnsking corn for
the ueishbor, moonlight evenings at tm
State cents u bushel; working out an occi
III s,ional day, and that hard work 4
home has made possible : he IS goo
ARE to make his pile in the world.
sane On the eentrary,if the boy new
II! earned dollar; if parents al
Ike a friends always kept. hil, in spendil
the uloney-ofien pennies to buy can
1T Is and fish hooks, TO satisfy his ina
6. II nation wants--and he has grown
49,. manliood in the expectancy that
49, ~ world Will generally treat Inn ",
IN The aiiiiii'.i eoi''''''e '''''
q md be !, make shift; and the ianlt is
times. $50 much lis as that Of these alb
to re, him, who never made the boy
Of the pend upon hiniselt--did not m
Is n"t him wait six months to get none
~ can replace !, lost iack-knife.
'So ger Everybody has to ''ron9h 1t at
, WORK , time or another. If the rongl
" ', come IN b6yhood, II docs good,
her, when habit:. are formed,
,,opc,ly fqnally tough; b',t not being Ell
ar as il tional, is generally useless. Ane
oflhe question as to whether Il young
,,i,iou<. viii succeed in making none
'iiea :" not depend not upon where
and th.1 goes or what he does, but upo
points Willingness to do ibis part n.
u 's'''. on his having earned money. nj
"' % y gained a knowledge OF It's y
i','s :" Not u little OF this valuable e
=. m enee and knowledge the eouh'r
gets OH the old farm, nnder the
klags OF parents shrewd enYrSn
prwise j, the end from the beginning,
'9it'4s make the labor and grief Of ca
) conti,- contribute to the success OF
'nre and quent life. Hearth ans, Home
BECAUSE - -== '<7e -
!. no az Coop ApyIcE.-Doht be d
An.,;n, aged If occasionally you slip ds
!, MA, 1.-The way and others tread over
!, ra,,seca little. Accidents viii happen,
orr sion, culaticns viii sometimes be
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