The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1874-04-23
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BE- sURE TOU IRE RIGHT; raEN so
AHEAD.


Many aud varied srs the vocations
OF themembens Ofthe human family,
and ali of them are eOmpatibis with
the different Vaccinations OF men and
women. The disposltiOn and talent
Of every individual on this Mundane
sphere are materially adapted to some
one Of the many useful occupations
which the Creator has arranged for
ths sustensnce Of the sebjeets of His
creation while travelling through this
transition life. Many persons, who
have guOd attentions and Wouldmake
their mark in the world, are con-
strained to confess their object faII-
ure, simply, beeause they eRdeavOF to
prosecute vocation which does not
correspond with their natural tastes.
Tlis truth Is, there are but few honor
able occupations, which, II properly
prosecuted, viii net yield honor and
profit But many of the youth, now
a-daSs, are not considerats eaOHgb;
they do not examine their ineiina-
tiSns nor talents. II they Observe
profession vhieh promises much hon
or, they choose il as their calling
without giving it the least reflection.
They do not ascertain whether their
talents and habits are sufficiently de-
Vsioped for It or not Many young
men, with scarcely any faculties, and
much less wit, choose as their calling
the profession OF law, while they were
really intended for the vocation OF
agriculture The Creator has Or'isin-
ed that every calling shall be eOmpat-I
tote with ttsS ,4ifFsTeuU TIICIInHGloIIs OI
men and O-nen. The profession OF
law Is suitable to thu literary mind;
that Of teaching to the Scienti6c fac
ulty; while the vocation Of agrieul-
turs Is compatible with the inelIna-
tlOus Of those who love TO dwell IN the
rural districts and cultivate the beau
ties aud luxuries Of nature. But how
few there are who think OF this
Many have mistaken their calling by
choosing some learned profession
when they should have engaged IN
SONS manual labor by which 10 OBJ !
tain livelihood. Slme have chosen
Is their mission In the world the eler-
Ical calling, while the Creator no
more Intended them to ofieiate in the |
sanctuary than TO take wings and Ay
into space. Hence, It is Of the
greatest importance that every young |
person should consider, and dseply,
too, what employment to select for
livelihood. II a young mans mind !
is OF literary turn it probably would
be an excellent idea for him to enter
the professions either of Law or the
ministry. II he has q strong desire 70
investigate the mysterious elsments
ofscience, he could choose no calling
more applicable to his disPOsition
than that Of teaching; while IL he
possesses good business qualities, he
should enter some department Of mer-
camille pursuits. II 3 yOGng Lady
Aeds shs Is expert with = needle, and
hasn't q strong desire 10 attend 70 the
culinary department Of = home, she
might be happy ifshe would engage
as sesmstress. II she possesses ev-
cry attribute characteristics Of good
mistress she should aim b become, at
least, good housewife; Rud II she
has no quality which desigaatss
good lady, aud isn't interested Iu the
labor OF the kitchen or needle, shs is
advised to choose OF remain with ease
and serenity in that state which nee
esssriIy awaits every lady who re-
mains IOug time in eelibacy-An old
maid. r s..t..s. -.i ..s
It is well for young persons to ask
and get advice from Others, because
there are those who can read us bet
ter than We can but We should be
careful Of WHOM we get advice be-
cause many would injure Is with
their plans. We ought to attend the
advice given by age and experienes,
It Is safer and generally better. Ex-
periencs Is . good schOol-teachsr, and
those who gather knowledge In this
school generally possess ideas worth
having. T j
At all events, in whatever yOea-
ton you are engaged or mission sent
TO fulfill, let yOar primitive action be
. thorough consideration; after this
resolve upon something; then go to
work In good earnest, perseysrs IN
your cause, and success will generally
crown your efforts. RELTIPs-