Telegram-herald., 1890-10-14

TIE Ses 1oxk Jcorn4l ef F.a4nes
sses a. sork IL ths Restless woEl1 tesF
a.sIiact sxpes q men. ~ oss. t~o -
thsse q shieh soola ssEz<e to carry
ga NE great s1t<Eprises & nlo1sfa
flfaes. Iae tQ1F aEs aeeee4--Be nszE
q erz,a - devise. TIE Hs4a lsf activity
y sgl1ate. the na4n 0G capital - sa2p-
pert 2n1 tas Haan of uork - prod aes.
tas foaF QuAAreaaezs are BSssE prSe-
ssc2isy united "a one nlan- A snatEex-
iag u each results ia the prominsnee
Of no oae Il ths characteristics. ana
TIE possessor az al takes no ls41ing
part n TIE sorld's enterprises A real
izztlon OF the mutual dependence OF
brains. activity, capital and labor wih
20 far q ~ips oat the petty leal0nsies
OF mankind. The theoglst all not de-
spsse the hustler" non the capitalist
the lzboFeF The hustler" vii not
pity the theoriss. nor The lakorer eavy
the capitalist Providence has not
made al men alike, u at one niche,
bat has designed several inches, and
adapted men 70 MI them. Find your
niche; "aet well yonr part. there all the
honor lies" The Journal thus de-
scrlbes the four types:
"A man whose countenance shows
the lines OF thought. ponng over
maps, dreamer whose vision takes n
IN = glance the labors OF millions upon
millions and VINO pondeFs over plans 20
make the fruits OF their efforts supply
the wants OF other men separated by
mighty mountslns or a vast expanse OF
sea-a man IN sympathy with the poo.
OF all cllmes, man of breadth. phil
osOpner, = man OF silence-even, per-
haps, a reclusc-tnls Is the man Of
brains.
IAN energetic man, moving quickly
from place TO place, ot large acquaint-
anee, with a word Tor every one; hls
every nerve working actively; a man
Who hopes and watches that no Oppor-
tunlty clips from his grasp, who meets
= hundred disappointments and Is yet
unconscious OF any III; man whose
brain IS full OF every thing, promoter,
man who talks and talks unendlngly
this Is the man of activity.
"A venerable man, but one whose
years will add no unpleasant lines,
whose age is known only by Its wreath
OF gray--a man of sprightly step, of
youthful look and walk. of quiet dig
nity-a youth IN the garments of age,
man OF easy manner in whom are
united IN part the qualities of the phil
osopher and the promoter, but one who
does not dream but sees-thIs is the
man OF capital.
"A man in uncouth dress, of strong
build, large IN body and BRAIN, Il we'll
met fellow, almost gruH in manner
but of CHEEKY look ana voice; man of
4 thousand cares who does not know
them; who IS born and built TO COM
mand and is all unconscious OF his
power; man who carries his weIghty
form hither and thither, who eats and
lives and sleeps. he knows not where
this Is the man of work.
"And it is to these men-all types of
a class-that we owe the great con-
structlons which have conquered noun
talns, spanned thousand rivers, bade
time and distance to step aside and be
no more; who have enriched the East
with the fruits of the gardens of the
West,-to these, one and all, the man
of brains who planned i'll the silence of
the night. the man of activity who
talked from morn TO the end of day
aud day by day, the man of capital
who saw and gave the slnews ON which
the structures rose, and the man of
work who reared them, and whose pa
tience built up link by link the cham
which bound the people of all chimes
into One-a unit of interest, of SYM
pathy and of hore."