The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-07-06

now support him all the rest 0f life. An1
| this he did, with Others dependent ON hihA
msnrly All the tihse. What think yOu "a
thiu. Al ys who never tFiSa (Bitkis9y }
ave a little from him sarmAngSl The
thoughts and rules, which governed him,
are IN this little hAok. Why not read anl
try them too And the author speaks
Gods dearest truth, when he edeclares him-
seh amazed, struck almost dumb with
wOmdss, mt the whole result. Habits of
ooom0my, growing stronger year by year,
hsxu rolled up q sum total just a. much
m@mih ~ he expected.
on. reader, do not throw this little book
away Hnheeded Read it well and learn it
all by heart. IL win do you good. And
may il not Be gospel TRUTH Try, and See
The writer, now the long ten years have
passed. and brought him such results, feels,
full Of thankfuIness 70 Heaven, and his
good friend, wlourgsd him on from time
10 time, III his az kIyt accomplished task.
Hin heart being fun Of gratitude, and run
ming over too, suggests this plain and
ample mode 70 show in forth, aud urge
his plan upon hwfellow men. IL there is
reason in you, reader, 30 to work, in earn
est ROtr, 40 matter Thdt y0mr ayr, and
practice what is here set forth. Your lat
ter end Of life may then be honored, bless
ed, and beautiful, perhaps
If it is Base and Develish for q man to
Live and Die a Blot upon Humanity, how
God-ike must it be for him who Leaves
the World the Better that he Livedl
Nowl working -men-A ArtiSadB -
Shop keepers Clerks Mechanics lab
ore7-yes, and Working girls too, whatsS.
er We are-read this book-then go direct
" and open Savings Bank account-put
i've dollars in this week, and keep on
doing the same thing every week after
wards Keep this book and IL any week
comes, when you think you cannot save
FIVE dollars, read the book again, and then
60 and put your money in the bank.
Keep ON doing this, and in five years, you
will be worth 81, ,5l5.
Part Of your plan must be, never to
draw a dollar from the bank. Put AZ much
as you please in the Savings Bank, but
don't draw any out, for that is like trying
10 build house, and as fast At you get il
partly up, pulling it down again. Yoa
cdn'I get ORin hdt ,cty. You must stick
to your plan.
Five dollars week, steadily saved, and
put in the Savings Bank, for five years,
and you will then he worth 81 ,5l5
That fifteen hundred dollars will for
ever afterwards, earn for you eight dollars
q month
GIVE 1T TRIAL BOYS, AND GoD BLESS
YOU IN THE WORK
Before | close, want to give hint 10
young men starting life. Clsrks Messen-
gers-Porters and Others; if you ever lose
your place, and are looking for another;
or If you wish to better your position by
going into another employ, where you can
receive an increased salary, take along
your Savings Bank Book, showing all the
entries of your deposits steadily made,
every week or month, during two, ia Ihrcr.
or fve years. Show that, as a testimony
OF good conduct, to the merchant Of whom
you are asking a position. No matter ii
those entries are only fifty cents a
90 long as they are rcsularly made. "A
you that You can have no better rsADf-
mendation. 1t will speak for itself t0a
practical man in language unmintakahAe
indeed. The chances are that he WIN
engage you on the spot, if he want.
Clerk. But if you have no suck hs7A1
h work directly ---r,t see unat yOtT armMpH#H
rDe bv the end Of the coming three y
- Ts~sr.s,
Your Affectionote FrieIA-
"USuLE BEA.