Red Wing sentinel., 1860-05-30
!. MISCELLANEOUS!
4 DVERTIsE. ADVERTISE. ADVERTISE
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a DvERTISE. ADVERTISE. ADVERTISE
"A, It is . truth, universally admitted in this
age, that no man in any business can gbe sue
cessful uilcss he alvertises literally, and
people. If anybody is 80 foolish as to doubt
this proposition. let him open his sleepy eyes
and look around him look at his ncighbors
in busincss-mark the merchant who is con-
tinnally occupied in making -himaelf known
who takes advantage. Of that great ruler Of
|Ro4Rmlar and his Advantages for doing business
hundreds and ea u q
Fcards: handbills. &c. whose vide awake pol
Compare him with that slow-go-no-go old
|cHrmudgcon, who never saw his Eame in print,
except perhaps on the list of petit jurors and
who sits behind his dusty desk, in tho dusty
corner OF his dusty grocery. waiting for GUS
toners: like an old bott]e-bellied spider, who
mas 1:; built his web in an obscure corner Of .
diapidated smoke houne. and sits watching
and waiting in vain for flies. Mark the dull
look about his door, blocked up by empty dry
goods boxes, ornamented once in while BY y
piece Of blue drilling or rusty calieo; bat
mach oftencr proving resting place for .
rcsortto the store of a man who does not I'D
ycrtise, becsnse they know tbere~is NO danger
Of Being disturbed by customers, See the ad-
vertising mere hant He becomes acquainted
with every body. builds up q large business,
gets rich before he is too old to eEjey riches.
business to his sons and faithful clerks while
nc ENJOYS himself and his wealth, the hono1ed
leader OF every progressive movement. the
di9niteds president Of e,ery society and
association md perhaps the incumbent Of the
most hono-asle and responsible Offices in the
State
See again your non-ad vertiser, " ho foollshlv
think" people never read the advertisement
column OF a newspaper See him, We say
dronlng out one or two years of dull business
IN place: always complaining Of hard times,
and Aevcr making Ilarger' saie than pound
OF candles OF bar Of eoap. and then moving
TO some other town, some better 1usiaess.
Posns F." and meeting with the saEae:resuh there:
again removing. and so knocking about from
pillar to post, like q five cent travelling. men
ugcr;e, whose whole establishment consists of
a half-starvcd possum and sore-headed coon,
cat ana so 60 on till he dies, n,ourned by
no one: and o1ly remembered as s. relic cf
harbarism." Look aro' nd you, cnumcrate che
merchants of your acquaintance, and see i!
TINS IS not SO. People WON'T trade witfa man
that don't advertise, because they don't gen
man who is not enterprising enough to sd
vcrtise, can't afford to sell as cheap IS his more
active competitors, that do za:
Then advertise,
Merchants of Red Wing:
Our paper offers first rate medium f'r yoa
to become acquainted with the people. Of the
Lake Valley, Cannon Falls, Pine Island,
.<.s.ss..s-.. Zumbrota,
Mazeppa, Mantorv;lle, Wasioja, Rochester.
:.r~ Chat6eld, .s-....
Blue Earth, Owatonna. Faribault, Senapee
~. =. -. Roscoe,
Cannon City, Hader, Goodhue Center. and
vt us.
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