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ssAfind your Business. This is an excellent
e,xhortation, which in days of yore, we used to
zee stamped upon some of the old fashioned
Bhode Island coin--"Mnd yoar Business. =
There was more real vaiie to our fathers IN these
three words, than there was in the coppers on
which they stood imprinted,--more value, be-
cause they not only admonish the holder to SO to
work honestly to obtain more Of them, but they
were calculated 10 promote his health as they m
creased his industry, and TO make him respecta-
Bile as they kent him out of other peoples bust
ness Reader! let these words, as the saying IS,
stare YOU full in the face,' whenever you sally
out into the idler's list, or whenever you are on
the point of nquiring into the concerns or med
ding with the business of others in which You
have no interest, and, our word for IT, Yourself
will be the gamer. aMd. e@fon'