The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-10-07

Il some OH0 else " w
Il want some one to carry their Dad
It make plans for them. then carry
them out-work for them and even
DO so far as to expect some one TO
suffer orthem. These men NEVER
find themselves.
Il makes great difference how
q man 10 placed in the estimation
: I.of others. The man who is q joker
and talking on subjects that have
no general significance. il tteated
with indifference and often with dis
courtesy. He does not stand high
lin the social scale. and no one takes
him seriously.
i Another man with perhaps no great
Ter natural abilities is dienified in his
bearings and has high sense of his.
personal worth, and believes him
self to be the equal of other men.
Other men appreciate this kind OF a
man and will not belittle him. His
manner and bearing disarm all such
intentions to such an extent that he
has found himself.
1t is a good idea to seek the coun.
sci Of good men. 1t puts you in
touch with ideas well thought out,
and gives you an opportunity to
compare notes with yourself. Energy
and invincible determination. and
an honest purpose. once fixed will
do anything in the world, and no
talent nor accomplishments will
suffice az a substitute. This has
been the spirit of the worlds great
men and must be the ruling spirit
of any one who EVENTUALLY
FINDS HIMSELF
Pfocrastination will weaken the
strongest resolution. Don't put off
until tomorrow VIVA, should be done
today. The thing that is right to do
today SHOULD BE DONE TO-DAY.
Tomorrow may bring different con-
ditions and your plan may not work.
TODAY IS THE TIME. Now is the
time to strike and strike hard.
Let every man who worries over
disapointments remember that Geo.
Washington lost more battles than
he won. but out, Of his failures he
organized success. Webster was
not good speaker in his youth-his
knowledge of this obstacle spured
him to study oratory until he be-
came one of the best speakers of his
time. HE FOUND HIMSELF.
Some men devote all their time
and energy to some small trifiing
thing and wonder why they do not
achieve anything worth while. A
man should not content himself con-
Quoting peanut stand while he
might be great lawyer, doctor or
preacher. Setf-imposel limitations
IS wrong idea OF values and is a
narrow aud perverted view of life.
Self-respect is7the basis of self-con.
idence. If a man makes little of
others will make less of him.
A high quality of >self-confidence
builds generosity in m n he will
not stoop TO do mean things. He
pays his way wherever he goes or
ne doesn't go.
Some men are forever travelling :
"a the wrong direction. A stranger
asked man on Main street If I
travel straight ahead how far is it
70 Greensboro" Well said the
man if you keep straight on The
way you arc going it is about twen-
~ five thousand miles, but if you
lurn around and 60 the other way
It's about fifteen miles" It is not (
q matter of keeping on the move,
but it does make difference unless
you go in the right direction, aud :
should teach us not to
make the same mistake twice.
And when a man be. les the
se!f-confident, self respecting manly
man he ought to be, the world will
appraise him as such, BECAUSE
He HAS FOUND HIMSELF, +
What Thnu Cav Ahnnf Tel