Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1883-12-20
YCTNG MAN, ERACE Up.

A lazy man IL too contemplate TO
live, and has no rights his fellow men
are bound TO respect. Young man.
YOU may as well understand, first as
last, that you have got TO work for all
you get i'm tl!is world. Yoa n,ay not
always get what you earn, bHt if you
would keep out of the poor house, and
have competency in your Old age. |
you will have to work for il. To be
sure there is al great difference in men.
Some are endowed with greater intel
iectual powers than Others, while some
are greater physically. Some men are
! born low down in the scale of intellec-
| tualisnl, but mark you we'll the ply
sique of such a man. There is a way !
provided. however, Cor every man to
better himself. You won't find it In
! the gin mill, neither is il to be found
at the gaming Table Remember one
thing, and that is, you have not the
capacity TO take into yourself all the
strong drink made in the world, and
! you had better let the contract out be
| fore .ou attempt to work on it. Don't
bet all you have on a bob. tail flush, or
before you know il the other man will
eitlirr raise you out OF the game or
coin. in on n straight flush. Nine hun
dred and ninety young men out cf a
thousand, who started with an idea OF
becoming suddenly rich by getting OH
II sure thing, get left, and are worse oil
then when they s=amc into the game.
The bay horse is more liabl" to get
beat If you hold pool check OH him
thnn he was before you put up your
money. Such certaintics are uncer-
tainties, and never give up n certainty
| for an uncertainty. Don't fool with
the tiger; you can't always tell which
way the beast will jump.
When Young Dian 4 * down in idle
ness, with the idea that the worl'l owes
him Ii ting it's high time his body
was committed to the dust from whence
it came. AS to his sou!, nothing viii
ever he known of it.
a record Of the young men who
lrsye been unfortunat ru ough TO have
n fortune lef' them shows that s 10 10
never amount to single atom in the
world. and out of the s die bank
rupts, financially. morally, and o. her
wise.
When father brings up his son in
idleness, never teaching him the first
principle OF economy or the value OF a
dollar, he o0smrnts IA terrible blunder.
, Tie father guilty Of such a crime gen.
orally las to saw wood for living in
his old age. Nine out OF ten of the
boys with fathers who bring them up
in idle luxury, err they reach the me
, ridian Of life are total wrecks. Wreck
ed on the rocks of total dep avity
Which lie beneath the stream of hfe
and on whose sharp and ragged edges
: thousands of lives have been wrecked
and ruined, Money bags may, like
,, bladders, keep you above the waters OF
., distness for time, but puncture them,
ot let their contents ercape, and you sink.
. YOUNG man, you have undoubtedly
: er goes astray Intentionally, but In
some idle, thnughtless moment ht
cruduates from Ia water and lemon
ade to something stronger, and before
he is fairly uware OF il he his not only
lost caste, but has Who'll. IN menagerie
on his hands AID is r1ploying doc
t ,r to lelp spose of his immense e
ant aad he sn1kes that laugh n = )
cudll in his boots, Yes. the wor {
esents too nany teinptotion; for IN
,nni,o. al t. ~i ,,,. anl anl tiis -.
Iy safe way for rhe young niau Is {
keep away from the temptation. ]
on see man at the wheel " FORUM
| t,u fe, times ri.iarc - ts,fWe 3,
tar rel eon = k@"o your hands 'n
of ,p,,r yoa% ,l see A'a l,t. a'l -
.,aHt tiiT li"N' '"'H - 'il WV
usd ga thn very color or pp~t'T SO
low v9H w.u
Co.'s. ,he ree.4" 5"t."
Witat Ha, cuuscu 80 G'eclt E7t'.r'
hair la turn a. wiite rs rlt drFc
snov rs this thar has esu .d 80 man
fti,a,- aud u.oth~re to eiFe up by ~
..ayt... a,J -, itla 'n pv1nAiD'
4 axes rho fol.ie, % ousyo t limu
4 Il 'aricr upon tiic h~trt- o; our ia''ie'
Y and mothers iiia.a She millston" 'hi
4 tr.hdS t,s k.rH,e into thu finest iiou
4 It's pity tlns some of our your
y zen or todiy didn't fail in be,wee
\ ,,e millstones befor. they had cause
...s uaSa h. thc: irwe. --Ex.