The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-06-20
" The PEOPLES Own. I"

We have demonstrated the correctness of our judg
ment when we named our book lately published
. THE PEOPLES OWN Book Of Recipes" The PEoPL
are everywhere endorsing it, and show their appreca
ton and appreciation by the decided expression
OF praise There is hardly page in the book that i
not worth the price, Gl5O to somebody, and one maj
said that he never his life before got so much
value for twelve shillings. A to whom of ou
agents sold book met him the next day, and said t
| him:
| well, I've got my money back"
sHow so," asked the agent.
why says he l've sold one recipe out OF the bool
bought of you, to ofmy neighbc.s for one dola
cash. and let another neghbor have one fory cents
Though that putting the very lowest value upor
the book he had received back his cost price in the
same that he paid. He might have saved the life of
COW worth SIS horse worth $25, he might have
used hundreds Of other recipes il the same way
There is a New york firm doing a large business IN
sending out five recipes for one dolarbut each ofthosc
recipes are contained in this book together with 1901
Others nearly as valuable. Another New York is
advertising extensively for agents to make their fol-
tunes by selling what do you suppose? He says in hi,
circular-Honey without bees, worth s.; Cure for love
ofstr ng drink ST. Hunters Secret so cents; Anglers
secret 50 cents; Recipe for western cider without ap
pes-an excellent artcle-cheap at 80 cents; the Best
preparation for the compeXon5o cents" All these this
sells to agents for the small sum Of TWO dollars
and hundreds fyoung men send 81 and get these rec
pes and start out to make their fortunes. Every one
ofthese IS found in the Peoples Own. And we might
90 on and and tell of other firms who sending out
agents with few other recipes selling them to agents
i've recipes forS1, and the agent is expected to sell
them al 81 each. They too all found in the Peoples
own.
WHAT Is SAID OF IT.
The editor Of the Racine 9drocate, speaking Of The
Peoples Own Book of Recipes" says:
1T is exactly what is called and should be in every
household"
The Milwaukee Nel0s says: sit is a work which de-
serves an extensive sale. AS a household work for
ready reference our citizens viii ind it the vau
able publication ofthe kind in the market"
The whitewater Register says The cooking recipes
are Of the practical kind, and form but small portion
Of the book the majority being useful recipes and in
struconon matters medicinal &C., and but be
full in every family with such aid this Peoples
Own Book much can be saved every day. 1t is book
that viii be worth than double its cost to every
farmer in Walworth Co.. every year"
The editor of the Manitowoc Tribune says: eve con
slider it a valuable work, not only useful but alb
soutey necessary to well being in every day life
worth twice the cost price"
The editor of the Monroe Sentinel says "a valuable
book containing thousand recipes, almost every
conceivable subject many of them relating to house
hold economy and such every mistress of well reg
ulated family would be pleased to have.
The Woodstock Sentinel says: THE book is worth
many times its price to any one"
We might add other concentrations but we have not
space to spare We have given sufficient to prove the
real vaue Of the book to almost everybodys such that
the price bears no proportion, whatever to it, We send
book to any address, free of postage on receipt OF
price. Orders are solicited.
We want Agents to sell The Peoples Own, to whom
we give the most liberal terms
See advertisement in another colmn.