{"newspaper_name": "The Southern journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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provide for those who have right to


expect Of him subsistence. The
young man who saves nothing out Of


his weekly or monthly earnings will
rarely if ever save anything; and he


who cannot lay up something out Of
moderate salary, will never have a
salary out o f which he can save any
thing. Vain is the expectation Of the
clerk or journeyman that he may
spend all he gets now, and begin 10
save after he sgets into business;' if he
does not save now, his chances ofever
getting into business are precarious,
and he will not be likely to stay in
long after he gets in.''