Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-01-23

ends Notice what they say and do in
their Un guarded moments, when under
the influence Of excitement The pas
stons have been compared to tortures,
which force men TO reveal their secrets
Before trusting q man; before putting il
IN his power TO cause you loss, possess
yourself ef every available information
relative to him Learn his history. his
habits, inclinations and propensities his
reputation for honesty. industry. frugali-
ty a"d Puuctuality5 his prospects, resour-
ces, supports advantages and disadvanta-
gos his Intentions and motives OF action
who are his friends and his enemies. and
what are hi3 good or bad qualities. You
may learn mans good qualities and ad-
vautages from his friends-his bad quail
ties and disadvantages from his enemies
Make due allowance for exaggeration in
both. Finally, examine carefully before
engaging in any thing. and act with ener-
~ afterward3 Have the hundred eyes
OF Argus beforehand, and the hundred
hands Of Br,ariu5 afterwards.
Order and System in the management
OF business must not be neglected Moth
thing contributes more TO despatch -
Have place for everything. and every
thln- IN It's place time for every thing
and every thing in its time Do first
what presses most and having determined
what IS 70 De done. ana how It Is to be
cone, lose no time ln doing 1t. Without
tn!5 hic6hod al Is hurry and confusion.
i1tle or nothing Is accomplished, and
business IS attended to with neither pleas
u'o VI p:"i' ~.,,
= 80 l'"''G oePoi'ileA' - RECON-
i0l'0'.' =, A9IeoaOie manners c0ntrlo oute
p" - my 20 = iiilA success A''Ae TWO
l'iIi' POSSES = ei l;i advantages IN every
otl'5' IG>l'ec', Dat iet one De 6ehucmanly'
A'A"' oG-'-llS ana e2ncIl.aIofy IN ms man
heFa the otief +arsn' rude ana c-sobIi-
8l'is' ana tAe oAc VIII become rich, where
tAe o'Aer VIII st"rFe
v are no" to CONSIDER very impor-
'""' Pil"cipIe III Ihe business OF money
seS'l"5. "a'hcly ina o1"Sl/y- erseVeIIhg'
l""ci' '7'to.G 4Vtehtioh 10 business Fer-
9tn' St'eains Dii'se'lce Is the fhIiosoPheF
9So,'e /" ".i'o'l III 10 eEG.y THln9 10 golo
o'is ,'.l' = mar, ildo''u- "uo = syS.eLla'!c C
"I'i'0''Iol. 70 "'lS'' ness must III ''ihe' Il
-l' eI'''' Piod0ce great results
~ - -. ie' 70 "e'ltn 4 WIN UnG same GER
y - ." an -
~ ~ i-3 r9 ,.u ms. I'e.i'ion mas pecn 'Iu-
1,.'''' ,,>'' '-''' lG MH9 IoIio"' li1 .I1
- ',,o III
- = '-iei ''i'e nave no BUSINESS To lolio"'
''0 d u - Ilo,e5 s'iEI"6 is an lupor-
tI1I tI- i'"IC % 'te aF1 oi money ge'ln9.-
~ ''''o''. l. '6'-'I{ ~ o''e '1ii ogToue 1 Fici
"'tu Il 80 no'''C - poor, h"oSo WHO
cons me a. last as they produce, are on the
road to rum As most Of the poverty We
meet with, grows out OF Idleness and ex-
travasaHce, 50 most large fortunes have
been tee result OF ha6itaal industry and
lfuGa'I'y- inc PfacI'ce OF economy IS as
necessary III u, T''3 expenditures OF time as
OF money lney say 'hat' Il we we take
1@'e % ',ie pence In0 Pouuuo WIN taAc
care OF themselves. 90 IL i,, we take care
OF Inc minutes the DAYS VIII take care OF
the1 e. SEN eS.
#e acquisition OF wealth. demands as
l9ucn seIi-don'ai ana as many sacrihces
%! present sFaC Clnca'ioii, n 'S the FFactlce oi