The age-herald., 1901-04-28
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 fool; avoid him.
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 le, teach him.
 Ind knows not that he
 wake him.
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 man; follow him.
 proverbs epitome
 E1ess and publications of the If there is any one thing that lssaly emphasize it is the weak
 cause human failures and
 >d characteristics which
 early every magazine and
 tains at least article
 Struggles of some promi-
 he history of country
 |nt With a well directed
 the reasons for his success
 l. moral and physical quail
 ined his success. In these
 les no part of the human
 Ierlooked. If mental culture
 funded education and prepa-
 work are urged in one par
 ext one will prove the equal
 6f honesty and moral char
 the slightest reproach; while
 II most assuredly dwell upon 1ty for strong, robust healthy nj the young man or young woman career and successful one, \the goal along the present path is assuredly beset with many
 is not because of lack of to point the way. The rules in many of these articles are Ito follow nor they possible of Dv7np4shment to the careless and the Vfndifferent They are rules for regulating the personal and public life that demand self-abnegation, constancy of purpose, mo- ble resolves, and unselfish and persistent devotion to those resolves. The keen re- morseless competition of the present time makes heavy demands upon the applicant for success; and if he would succeed he must have many qualifications which place him in every way far above the average Pope long since said that the proper study of mankind Is man, and all will readily agree that the reading of such stimulating articles must be productive of splendid results short, pithy article upon the life of some public man, ad- mired and beloved of all with few pre- cepts smmered down as it were as the reason of his success is helpful and won derfully stimulating, especially to the youthful reader. Mention has been made in these columns before of the magazine called Success but too much cannot De said in its favor There is no magazine published that Is more fitting to be visitor to the home and nreside than Success" Its articles are peculiarly mo- ble-minded and filled with that enthusi- asm for right and duty which Is sure to be productive of inspirations and encour- agement for the reader. The editorials in Success are worth its subscription price. not to mention the dozens of viz orous, practical articles whose every pre- cept Is illustrated from the life and his- tory of some well known character. In the current number the editor says, Tn order to succeed in life, 1t is just as nec- essary to have self-trust as to have abil- ity; and if you do not possess the former one of the best means of acquiring 1t is to assume that you already have it. Car ry yourself with self-confident air. and you will not only inspire others with belief in your ability, but you will come to believe in 1t yourself" The career of Charles M. Schwab is then discussed and his marvellous success accounted for in his own words which are quoted: 'If I get a chance. I mean to be the President of this concern some day I will show my employer that am anxious to earn pro- motion. I am going to do more than I paid for---more than is expected of me"
 The initial article in Success" for the current month is very fine one upon ''Simon Bolivar who has often been called the Washington of South Amer tca-"
 In the ''Woman's Home Companion''