Salt Lake Herald | 1899-12-31 | Page 3 | Choosing One's Capabilities

Choosing OUes Capabilities Carlisle V To each gIven n certain inward talent a certaIn outward environment of fortune for-tune to each by wisest combination of these two certain maxltaum of capa WIT But thy hardest problem l were ever the first To find n study of yourself self antI of the ground you stanU on what your combIned Inwara and outward capability specially is For allis our young soul Is all buddln with capabilities capabili-ties and wc see not yet which Is the main and true one Always to the new man 15 In a new time under new conditions his course can be the facimIle or no prIor one but is brilts nature orIginal And then how seldom will the outward caps bully thelnward thOugh talented wonderfully won-derfully enough we arapodr unfrlendro dspeptl bahfuI nay what is worse than all we are foolish Thus In the h aIJin V lrJte g whole imbroglio of cniabilItie we go stupidly groping about to grope wfhlch Is ours and often clutch the wrong one In this mad WQlrk must several years or our smalL term be spent tin the pUlbllnd youth by practice acquIre notions of die nceV and become n see4ng man Nay ece so spnd theIr whole term and In VOC new expectation ever new dlrop I pThtment ihlft from ent rpriseto eqter lseVand from side sfde till at length as ei1ggtr ted striplin gsa t threesuore and ten they shlttrlnt their l lat cntCil j prise that tk tlnFtH J