The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-17
Running In Dell,

There are large elias. l..
who regularly di. disco Sla' sb in IL, this sods
consequently lead h%atra,s saG 'atqre, aS
lives Their heads arc s'ea' nl,erSSas
happy. A heavy deht f1 |. ne,.''
S..i, pa.h. and they max make IS so always
creditors meshes arc woven en- a IisIad'Ey
ping and falling. they s suas 80 tip
financially on their ba.k ",e II 80 TO spe,E
or 1ounderin about ON al ~ their iiv,'
calculation. 0'e1nought, ,,I
,,a Store re bills b are the blisters v,,.,
tract all the sap from human (which which s
easerness to apply them. 1 Rar:e' a.
the butcher or baker who 10 Beware q
willing to charge your . pur 81 more 'hN
pend upon It, he is c%onspirjnsse D,
your independence Us waI' again.
money. "A man." w nr.l as yyp
fought warily TO begin c h.".e Bacr
once begun will continue" s ~, Nda
enough for a man." says ano,h u, ,sfF
to avoid mourning the first nb',to
but the facility with which that ~V,' Is'r
incurred often becomes a ''t 'sn na'6 e
TO a second, and very soon tI Ir n,s
nate borrower becomes So ''e e0 'aIoFa
.nat no late exertion of industrial r|,,aS,
set him free, The first sin IN n ny. CO
like the first in falselood. o MI uso'
volvlng the necessity of pro ~,aTS
the same course, debt io!lowiny dafs.
lie follows Iie." Look out for tb bs' ~
son who tells you that he h",i .ae pa
the old proverb, "Let US live '' wti.
live" Fight shy of the pro %'',f =
divlual. In ninety.nine cases rss" os4 4, =
nunoteo ne Is lavish with other NJ,
pies money also. You will s', F
inquiry, that he owes a tradcsm uD' !, U
a mechanic there, and sys.em',i.s y,
plumbers those who can least atI" Si
be robbed OF their rightful DIES, w..
you hear a person stigmatizing Sr r,1
ity and economy as mean and ss+
traits of character, you NAV ds '4.
upon it that he will, sooner or la u,r' /.
he does not already owe someb"i,
large bill WHICH cannot be colIsr;s
He who begins life by regarding o1'.
omy as lowering and belittlinp, viii
time, resort to the meanest Of dayi,,
for procuring money. We now f,'
IN mind a person who sneers al vie
he calls q certain neighbours nipp,I,|
ness, and yet owes nearly every Ifsd1
man within ~Iife-shot of his ham.
Better by far have the reputation /,
being close and even penurious tr
that of flching other peoples morg
Many wives who sigh at their lo,s
wholly responsible that it is no bette.
They spend their husbands money i.
fore tits earned. and keep their no,s
to the grindstone from one years al
to another. Instead of being Le,
meets, they are merely help eats. Tlse
spend all they can get hold of for G,es
trappings, and murmur and compal
that they have not more to throw avg
in the same direction. How manyna
have been discouraged by going hon.
after a hard and perhaps unsuccesa
days work, to hear their wives dcq.
on the elegant things they have SCH
on their afternoons shopping tour, ai
then indulge in wishes that they yai
have this pair Of earrings, or that pin.
which they have seen in the iewelryN
adjustment! Such wives little know
the pain which they often inhict upon
husbands OF q generous disposition
who desire to crafty their every wish.
regardless Of their own comfort and
pleasure. When husbands and wiye
learn to exercise frugality and ecO4
omy, to purchase only what they ca
afford, and to lay by a portion of ther
income. the aggregate of home OaH.
ness and domestic enjoyment will IL
largely increased [Ncw York Heart
and Home.