b. The Idiotic.
c. The Untaught, or those who have never been brought up to any industrial occupation; as Widows and those who have “seen better days.”
B. Those who are incapacitated from Want of Means.
1. Having no tools; as is often the case with distressed carpenters.
2. Having no clothes; as servants when long out of a situation.
3. Having no stock-money; as impoverished street-sellers.
4. Having no materials; as the “used-up” garret or chamber masters in the boot and shoe or cabinet-making trade.
5. Having no place wherein to work; as when those who pursue their calling at home are forced to become the inmates of a nightly lodging-house.
C. Those who are incapacitated from Want of Employment.
1. Owing to a glut or stagnation in business; as among the cotton-spinners, the iron-workers, the railway-navigators, and the like.