The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27
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= /" obtain the money te pay sAsir. debts
! bit aeglsct to do II, ana of csnse viii, he
D lissrately in'end to use tho am~unt O,
tns'r lndebtedHess az so s,lch iHcrsass q:
their own capiaal on va,ch. tss do bust.
mesa rather than to pay their debts viii,
( it.
However rcpSshensSsls eassse classes
s are Tor rot payssg tksin Gsbss there .
another class nearly "a rvprsnc nsib l =,
These cam posing this class are very fond
& E"f gettinG in debt aaa, very,feanctants t,s
pay. Th*y are 80 foad of gstt ng iva
q bebt that they get'crsdis wlse over thss
can, and 80 reluctant to pay that thsy
never or scarcely evsr ps2 IT yhev cau
help it, Once in debt and sbsir cresaia
tsr' wanting pay, they have. en- ~ uar
fortunate, or the timos ara no bard, or the,
claims of their families. upsa them aroRse
great that they canaos. pay According
to their OWN st&ssments, ta&y would b~
q ssf to pay if thez oould, hat it is jast
all they can 40, OF hey can scarcely do
more chan to s&ppsrs heir familiss,
Same perhaps maAy ofehis class aapesr
well dressed, rasay tiSass muth better
than, their creditor. wbom they aannet
JpaY, ard frequently are tIusa with
money for othsr psrpeses than paving
nelr deDts-snd soGasstiNes EJr snrp. s~x
net the EA"st iaadAAls of cay in the
werld. Az a rule, the personal OK
psnsss of tts.s cl&ss ale aR grvAs az the
personal axRenses cs their creditor.
whsna they do nss pay, aud wnh aapy o4
thc@ mach greater. And msrs. seass
"t then are engaged oRly part Of N.
time ia any productive labo7 or employ
ncSs, and sonna Of tasia are. nsver ksown
I 70 'Us thas engaged. H~~sver 2hay may
make living sh"y d, rot do it by auy
visible productive labor VI known. en-
&C. ploymenf.
g Those comprising this class need to
sarn three lessons. 1. The lessen Of in,
.duStry. 2. The lessen of ecoEomv. 3
Ths lss'su Of honesty. They pssd 20
learn that time is money ; that produc-
tive labor Ia honsrAbls snd that idle
ness is dishonorasls. Having learned
th's they shpuld beesms iRdussrisus. A
lesson tsachiRg them conscious
I knowledge of their extrAvagEnce and
waEtsf eenRsmy should accompany or
-. Immediately follow the Lesson of indvs.
q try. Their cigars, thsir beer, their tsbac
= CO, their whisky, shouid be left to tLen-
n selves. These articles left without use
Will do them ne Larm sad viii cost thcn'
nothing. The saving ia this alsne would
enable some of this'clas to pay many oil
lher debts which their creditors vsry
mach need, some of than even for Al,
support Of their families. Soon oths,
sxtraVagaAces and gsel.ss expenditure
may 90 Gesn and abandoned, and ult
matsly habits ofecenemy becen es,s b
t iished. Industry and economy es'abliss
) cd honesty would naturally follow
B. and especially undcr few lnprsssiv,
o moral lesEons. A Consciousness of IN,
d Q difference between h.Rssty and disheD
: eSFE would naturally follow the con
Il seriousness Of the difference between idle.
, a ar and industry, and between sxtfava
gance and economy. Industry. EcsRan,y
h)nesty. Be IAdu trious Be E~oporoi
cal. Be Honest, PAY Your DEBTS.
y Industry, economy and honesty sener
Is ally secure a c0npets ncy and sonfstIns
10 even riches. Bat sometimes sickness an,
n nisf"rtaoo oveltakc tho industrious, tn
"a economical AMI the HONEST, and may dc
ID priVe thcm 1T g competency. Even rich
T.. ss may take to itself wlngs and fly sway
: Inc well ted" to-day may be psor t.,
40 morrow. La day the rich may be re-
10 daccd to poverty. Debts may BIZ du
~ ~ which Cannot be paid It IS not possi5l
-, to do the impossible Aud when debt
c&nnor be paid it il Impossible to pa
-, them. 1t is hard to be reduced to sue
ay a lot, but any one may be- Tn auch
he case there are reciprocal duties bstwes
eS deStors and creditors, ard may be be
~ tWesH debtors and he publc. The dut
on to pay is Commensurate only with abil,t
,r 10 pay Inability is justification for r,n