Telegram-herald., 1890-06-09
THE OBSERVEP



ogs - lie. g. sselt tae fpk~ts-n
shlca $ nlssL coageEai O. a's tastes
FAgsnss aad ga4lsasns arc o-lsa 4alie
to9 neg gea. ia reEsra % ta-s li p
very common Tor 8 tAt1-r = 50 II
have SIX boss ISIS a. lL a=-rai-oa' taefe
may - more or less "i- hi&se
James nlsflL LAT. Z sas- a -.ss eF. J cha
q clergy j homAs d cee.of. }--ss 5
tarmer Hs tAtn ooM-s 81 oaf Di sht
beautiful an1 captivating ctY lie
looks about. becomes CHARMED and -fas-
eln4ted. He sees and aamres, ami
wonders What be czn do Tor tne pet
son, samuel o. thoss stll younger
and more tender ia years lie saltls
about and. ~ l4sl, bes s..dere1 he stands
az HeTkner's. lie watches the glitter,
and Is attracted t0wart the ar
tate engraving department Dazzle Il
and deeply interested with tols accom-
pl shmeuL. rs beauty, Us ease, and APP
eareut wealth. lie returns hOiae ami
SAYS samuel, my son, / have shout
Nyt+N4 -tArA - -AaAS q JN"N 'N "a
YOU"
The good old father selects this, and
other occupations. fOI hs several sOus,
regardless Ot thelr natural me- nations.
ability, tastes or geuWs, aud nFo
chances 10 one, tails "a every selection
he has made.
Children should be carefully watched
aud frequently tested As 10 then nat
ural adaptablty % LIES work. We
are all no dOubI, born for a purpOs g ;
some tor wise purpose, Tor "A place 10
I'LL, 70 earn our living, aud honestly
too.
There seems 10 be as much diversity
!u oar brains anu thoughts, and lnc.in-
atlOus, As there ls Iu our cOuntenGnces.
Some are born uadesmen, others nat
ural mechanics, teachers, preachers, or
lawyers, while others have great aver
SION o. these things, aId II forced 10
adopt them for a livelihood, they may
Well ba called the "hy.nS dead Let
"a dozen or more boys and girls get to-
gcther, and you VIII soon observe their
strongest tralts OF character. their happy
inclination, and some wall work with
complicated machinery, some with
tools, building houses or ships, some
VIII Whttle; another Will take apart
watch and study Its delicate movement.
anOtHer expresses sympathy should he
find AS playmate in trouble. The same
may be applied to girls and their great
variety OF tastes, likes and dlSlikes,
which are dailydisplayed IN theirnature
and in their daily routine OF work.
Take them out of that natural, unstud-
led channel, and you will take from
them their hidden. undeyeloped power
for success.
s$Fathers and mothers should carefully
study their sons and daughters and
they should commence from the day Of
birth. When YOU select toys OF other
little presents 20 test their appreciation,
likes and dislkes, see what pieases
them best. If the child has abhOrrence
for complicated mechanism, don't buy
that article, but instead, buy that IA
which the child takes pleasure, 10
which Il viii dcTO:e lis time 10 good
advantage. If = boy has not the nge-
nuIty 20 whittle, don't make hlm whit
tie. II he can not understand the
principles OF q steam engine, don
force aim 70 understand u. tor he VIII
not, unless he sets himself at work on
ms own accord and free WI. to lnveSti-
gate and understand. II u man WAS %
take such 4 boy and attempt 10 make q
matchmaker OF hm, the hoy might
after many years OF apprenticeship, be
able 10 take apart and put together the
various movements, but he Will De
working up hill all through life, with
out reaching success, and not become
known IN the world. Matchmaking Is
I f-r -, D. 4 r. lft tf-.l
make every excuse, leave hls work and
idle away his tume.
Unless man enters upon the vOCa-
ton intended for HIM Ivy nature aud
best suited To his peculiar genius, be
can not succeed, and the earlier
the nature ana adaptabilIty OF
/ the child IS studied by the parents,
guardians, and teachers, the better Viii
be the world, TOR the child having been
born into it. The great trouble Is,
parents are too selfish. They look too
much for society, and neglecttOO much
! tne!r duty towards their own children
! and as q final result the earth is strewu
/ with wrecks. We are still inclined L.
I believe that the majority OF persons dc
/ find their right vocation before earth
/ mission Is ended. Yet We sec many
/ who have mistaken their calling, from
! tho clergyman 20 the blacksmith, no o.
/ down. lou w..l s1e. Tor instance, that
I the acCompi shed iingust the learned
/ hramv blacksmith, who ought To- have
! been ministers. teachers of languages
/ or doctors. have al ml,scd Their calling
I ON the other hans wc see teachers, law
I ycgs, doctors and ministers, VINO arc
better tilted by nature, BRAN, and
/ physique, for the anvil. the meat-ax
/ or some other ike occupation. How
much more this world might accom-
/ plish, and with greater ease. did We bu'
I move and work in the various sphere
of our uatura! adaptab.lity, bat we hav,
missed our calling and the world IS th'
/ loser bvlt.
Select the right vocation and location
+ After securing the right vocation, yot
/ must be- careful. % secure tlc VT0pe
. location. Gou may have been cut out
+ for a hotel keeper, and the SAYING goes
cit requires geu.oUs to- know bow &,
I keep hotel You may conduct
/ hotel Ike ClOcs-work. and IrOvid.
. satisfactorily for ST hundred, more 81
. Jess. guests every day. vet, fr0IshoI
locate YOUR house In au 0ut-1f-tle-vs
smaH place, where there ls goo travC.
/ tao location would be your Tun. or F.
Won should locate your hotel Iu Isrc.
. CITY, with every advantage, but hlii
the house on toe wrong corner. ever
. one block out ~ fhe reCu ar line o
p1occ rrs then trat .o-atan w0g
Prov vrr rUo. Tt Is cgra..v llIH Hor
tart tIat rou 80 nnt commence les
ness whore th1re aIa already enough 6.
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