{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Courteous readcr if you have lived to be
one -asd-twenty without having learned that
timelis money, more emphatically money
than dollars or cents; you had better begin
Your A. b. alb S again. If you have made
your own fortune, beware of robbing your
friends Of their time, whose fortunes arc yet
to be achieved by their industry. Never en-
ter merchants store, a mechanics shop,
or lawyers office for thE purpose OF
mere conversation. If you have business
with either of the three, despatch it as soon
as you can. Fake it for granted that every
m, man s OF . sense s well knows the present val
no particle of time fall unemployed to The
ground"