WHY MEN FAIL.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XXXI, Issue 11759, 13 April 1888, Page 3

WHY MEN FAIL.

•Few ''men ooirie up. jbo^tbeit highest, measure 1 h of ! success. Some fail through. timidity- -or 1 lack of nerve.' .■ They are unwilling to take the risks incident to life, and fail through fear in venturing .on 1 ordinary duties. • lack pluok. .. Others. fail'throngh imprudence,, laok of discretion, care, or Bound* judgment.. .They, pver--e«thnate,the. future, and build air-ca'atles, and venture 'beyond their depth, and fail and fail. Other?, again, fail through laok of application^, and perseverance. They begin? With' good resolves, but soon get tired ~Y' of that, andwanta chaDge, thinking they can°do co ; raiuoh bett*r at,soraethiog.'else.Thus they fritter life away, and succeed at nothing. Others waste time and money, ■ and fail.fojf want of! economy. 'Many fail through ruinous habits. • Tobacco, trhiekey, and beer spoil them, for business, drive k their beat customers^ from, ih«m, and spatter m.,- their ijro'Bpeotß of sqqc^!*;" .j ; Soine 'fail ; «for ■ l_vran£ of' brains, eduoation, and fitness for W^their calling j -they liick a Knowledge of ■.'human nature and of the motives that aotiate men. „„ They ..have -not qualified themaelvos for their ocou'pation by practical edu(ja|ioi); ■ ;. • - .;• ■• '"' .' •'" Tbip^itißternaldißinfectaot ia_WoLPa's Eoa»AEM» the p.uwsti »^iriti Xn«yrej Sewaie