The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-03-06
YOUNG MEN.

. a!mc~t sudden transition OF the
. , Dung from: .:hil..hood TO manhood.
;snl wUila;. ':DN', We i.le ready -
:, rol",ltit Il.ai lie wings 81 t!;:a
!.t'.', II recent l",;t>. been "r.'tier
:. utcd T., susre mysterious power.
: i he changes effected n.y.; t;ltle ave
irfiilrkaI,lc: yea. wonderful. The
Dli!'r nlcI: ui Union parish. " no
a few Years ago were bet c'.!ltr2n
Or al hItain.ng ito youth, are
40" ocnp, ia prominent pos. tia.s
>. IL, hnci.'N; MANY 81 tnrm t;ap;,y
'IU-hdil,iS l,.t fathers.
IEc Young iu,tD ~ I. cuuI..gy are
- main stay nT't future l,l:.tn,.e.
They are pushing the aged from
] he stage ui action. AMI snul! IL.
I trials. cares and responsibilities 81
future time will luvu!vc ,Inns,
: item. The business of tie world
and t.lt demands o.. society ar
j constantly III want Ut h" services
., Sunn. men. I'm l.ouvS;, in,i,is
trlous Youth j. always ir,Rtei.
Il: vii! be sought ior: he viii be
respected and loved: he Will always
have home and he will grow ny
to st, Il man OF known wu:tl. .in.,
established character.
He viii be uunttd The nIer--
chant will want him for salesman
or u book keeper: he mechanic
will want him: those with Il iui, 10
1t will want him for 4 contrlct.r;
clients wifi want him for lawyer:
patients for u physician; conS,rga>
lions for 4 pastor; atl,i l.c people
for an s;!liccr.
He Will be Unatetl. Tuwrsmru
vii wait him as Il citizen; acuEtlu
tIltcS as q lej@il:,or: ne; giit,ur> u>
Il ti'ic.r. iamlti IS as Il visitor. and
he girls will want him lur Il beau /
AND finally for !. husi,Anl. There
axe prizes enough for every sue !
cc>>tul worker a:id cfowus enough
tor every itounrAtIe head that !
presses through the co!itlic: To- we |
tory.
The young men If or cnnntr, !
sl'uu.d remember tl!.tt they are in
/ large degree tin. architects q!
iI,.r uWn fort THAT LIE. Is
ahout What they chou~. 10 make it.
They shovA ever be;r in mind
th.ses the invisible sih Eg ni self
culture is the source Of every
great aci'ivs.-'nsat Wy 60 50
many yorng mcn Of c;i,l.S prorni>, !
whose hopes, purposes ;,i.I resolves
are rs radiant lis the colors Of the
r.uri'"w, fail to distinguish them
selves? The answer is obvious:
hey are not willing to devote
Il" ;n>tlics a. thai; ruil,u,ne culture
!. hfGi. is liz price IT great success.
" h;t1t''tr apt!.rl Tor par, icult'
pursuits nat'iy': may donate 10 hri
;s.urlt. children she conducts no: /.
nj tue iaDur.uuS and the studiu.,S
II IiS;ii,ct!uu. What ~ useful for
he body and ssh more what is
!settti FOR the mind, ist1 had oni,
>, tNcvriou. Every yraus inIn has
n hl'n>tli' the principles Of great
'AccIltnce "hi:l, he ..,ay deyclo,,
" cultivation sc Is II enable ,:;lii
o overcome temptation, t:iui>li:N
and a.. other obstacles.
Many cinlncut men whose names
'rt uoW household words .rc the
OF poverty. Many who
rave reached the S,t, al distinct
on, kuew the pressure Vt limited ]
ans. have .ictnou.;r;, ! 1
'N III at rrur:ttA even, Il I,J inst c
IA ME obs!.lrl,. 10 Sll,.t.'Ns.
Oar Noun. men >iIu.,i,i gii,i them
ewes for their future work and =
acii one MAKE read, thas-,,:ai" the !.
Representatives, t:.at may i.;lt h his .
It. =" q
We acknowledges = visit from
,eV. j. L. Williams, uf he NJ T..