Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-10
,gradatlous of,hc intermediate state Of cor
ruption. --Coatariui Fleming.
TAKE CARE!

"7dke Care" said the fellow Of 800
pounds, as betrod with his whole weight
upon my gouy toe-"tdhe care" had
almost said devil take you, why didn't you
cry before--but, thinking if | did, possibly
he might tread on it again, got out of the
way as fast as possible. II was an awk-
ward lesson but let me see II can't i'm.
prove oni it. Look here minute-cltizens!
mechanics! farmers! are there no tender
toes among YOU there is -there is [what.
says one, do you think every body has the
govt, because Esq. lakewood has it--s,ay
moment, friend, TIL | explain] and perad-
venture | may give you seasonable eau
ton.
Take Care Mr.. Merchant, it's tempting
lime-you are thinking about great specu
Ialous, know. There's the war coming
on--hour will Git may be) be in great de-
maud abroad; do you feel like buying a
lew thousand barrels for expectation p
Well take care Of your toes-heavy debts
and dsappointments play the mischief
Then the spring custom begins to come in
look to your ledger-do you book it?--
Take care of yourtoes, | say--a bird in the
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moda,ing, but be honest to yourselves and
to your creditors. Assignments make
work for the printers to be sure, but, my
word for it, they would rather mead an ad-
ver,isement with Gj7".Ne,o Assortment
than with "Notce-- 3. has this day ex.
ecuted, &C.
Take Care, Mr.. Mechanic, | suppose
times begin to be stirring with you--and
depend upon it there's great deal in the
manner in which you do business Look
to every tding yourself--if you do this, ana
work a little with your boys besides, it will
save you two journeyman's wages. Never
dlsappolnt a customer--be as punctual to
the hour as the sun. I'll warrant you tc
lhrive. Be careful with your boys--induce
them to read little, and by and By they
will read much--lhs will be worth more tc
them than swo freedom suits.
Take care Mr., Farmer-do you see how
green your fields begin to look-wel
there's fine prospect, but are your fence:
tight and slrong' If they are not take
care of your toes! Half dozen hungry
cattle will 60 mischief if they can get TO-
A farmers merchandise thrives while
he sleeps I've heard sn-h"t I think this
deprnus upon how long he sleeps-l!ke ma
ny other shrewd maxlms it needs to be
qualified, before it is practised upon. Their
| would say word to you, which every
one may be proflably reminded Of now ant
them. Ho" are your expenses regulat ed
| had an industrious friend, who shaved tc
The shin, in trade, and lived sometimes or
bread and milk to ecoDomiZe but he fail.
ed-"He held on at the splggot, and left
the bung out"-he kept useless horse
engaged in silly specuations, and some
times took a frollc. This will not do
you mnst stop up every crevlc5 where casl
leaks out unnecessarily, or you won't gel
your barre! full, though you pour into il
ever so fast.
Take Care all of you Two fifty thing:
to remind you of, but have not time now
to go over them all. Mr.. Printer take
care to keep pleasant face on the gable
| end ofyour head piece, tho your subscri'
bers laugh at the collection. MI Lawyer
when you come across a couple of well DIS
posed fellows, pickering over dispute tr!
and settle 1t without a jury. Mr.. Doctor
don't keep an honest industrious man off hi.
| legs longer than you can help--keep your
medicine as much as possible for the fal
| founders, who may as well be down as ur
for all the good they do. And you pretty
Miss, have | caught you laughing --well
do you take care-- don't you know wha,
they say about May? There's many O
young fellow would give his eyes to-
| never mind-.-take care | say.