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IN ACTIVE, ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN, HAVING
~ good business connections on Long Island and
give FIRST class references will be given permenent
paying situation. Address X CO., box l65 Brooklyn
Post office.
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WAITER MAN WANTED-MUST THOROUGHLY UN-
" derstxnd his business and have lived private fam.
ny wages about $2O Address with references d. ll6 Wall
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A YOUNG MAN, HAVING HAD SEVERAL YEARS
n experience both In Europe and New York ribbon
silk and velvet trade, wishes engagement In either
Wholesale respectable retail house among others
to the house he has just left Address o. box
Office.
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4 YOUNG WOMAN WANTS EMPLOYMENT AS BOOK
n keeper; best references given Address box STA Post
Office. New York.
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A BOOKKEEPER OF MUCH EXPERIENCE WILL
II write no, examine and balance books of and
post books daily weekly: charges moderate: city
Office.
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CC7 EAST 122D STA WIDOW WISHES A SITUA
OL ton where she have her child, two years old
with her, city or country; wages no object. Call for
The New York herald., 1871-01-12

O0- EAST sJTH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
~ TO on, by the day week first class washer
and roner would make herself generally useful Inquire
m tlc hassm
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A LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS COMPANION
~ or govcrness. Address Mrs. CLARA BUTTS,
Yonkers.
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A EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, WITH THE BEST
IA recommendations. who has few spare hours every
day, would like set books keep se to settle
up. Address A. ID. b. Herald Office.
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A YOUNG AMERICAN GIRL WISHES SITUATION
~ to attend a store; operate Wheeler Wilson'S
machine. Address ANNIE LEE, Tompk kinsyile, S. !.
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A POSITION AS HoUsEKEEPER OR INsTRC CCTREss
n Ia wanted BY orphan oi high culture Only o
wealth may address STRANGER, Herald Office.
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A YOUNG LADY A STRANGER IN THE CITY
- desires situation bookkeeper cashier or correspon
dent as amanuenss ladys companion thoroughly
educated writes rapidly and accustomed copying and
writing from dication would any capacity not
fnenla home would be acceptable in lieu OF salary best
references Address Mrs. F. F. box ll4 Herald Office.
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yH-ANTED-EMPLOYMENT IN ANY CAPACITY, FROM
w porter to bookkeeper in line OF business,
salary The advertiser is thoroughly experienced in book
keeping, but nothing eise yet
energy will avail feels confident he give safac
ton in whatever position he undertakes to hl Address
! T., box al Herald Office
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A GENTS WANTED EvERYWHERE-FOR WALKER
n Pocket Clothes Racks, which everybody wants. an
anybody can sell price 50 cents.
A. J. WALKER 94o Paarl AZ
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CLERKS AND SALESMEN.

A FEW FIRST CLASS TRAVELLING AND LOCAL
"A salesmen will be employed al remuncratiye compensa-
tion. s. Ii. SMITH,
81 Cort'andt ST., Greenwich, room No. s.
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A Card,

A Card.
The undersigned miss E. Fl. CoLLINS) takes
this method to announce to the Ladies and Gen
tlemen of Ravenna and Portage County, that
she will, to-day, wv EDEEsDAY, JUNE 14th, \ open
a Book AND VARIETY STORE, in Ravenna, under
the firm name OF e. II. COLLINS & Co. She will
keep all the customary Book Store merchandise.
and, in addition, will have full variety of Fam
cy and other Goods, and among them will keep
q carefully selected assortment of LADIES'
READY MADE CLOTHING, and other merchandise
indispensable to lady's toilette. In taking her
place at the head of o business concern among
the business houses in Ravenna, she hopes to
receive a kind recognition from ALL who, like
herself, are engaged in buying and selling, and
respectfully solicits a share of public custom
which she will endeavor to merit by the quality
of her goods and the reasonableness of her pric
es. No pains will be spared to make this store
pleasant and profitable resort for customers
An experience of several years in the trade will
enable her to meet the wants and wishes of the
dies and gentlemen of the vicinity are earnestly
invited to call and examine the style, variety
and quality of these goods. The Book and Sta
tionery Department will be inferior to none in
this vicinity, Z. hint which is respectfully com
mended tethe residing publica : { a-@z
With these few, explanatory words, she yen-
lures to take her place the conductor of a
mercantile establishment, to work out for her.
self such destiny as the kind patronage of the
public will enable her to accomplish. .e.s ~
E. II. COLLINS.
RAYENNA June IA, 1911.
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For the Democratic Press.


And it came to pass in the sixth
month on the second day thereof, IN
Parkman, at the house and tent of one
Allen, the harness-raaker, and his
wife Cynthia, on their tenth splicing
anniversary, were assembled more
than six score souls from Portage,
TrumbulI and Geauga, bringing all
manner of curiously wrought tin
wares. and SO there was great rejoic-
ing and fasting. fa.t' @ ea y
EvENING.-Tin and numbers in
creasing. Age in its glory, and man
hood in its pride of noon, merrily
mingle with youth in its morning
bloom.
MUsIC.-In its clarion notes rolls in
from the east. Three cheers tor the
Parkman Band. 5Sd 81
SINe1NG.-" Fairy moonlight" and
Rock me to sleep, mother" Break
| forth in numbers sweet and full. En-
tranced we listen. God made those
instruments. Midst this great joy
was some clone heart breaking"
else why, as opened again those lips of
song, fell on our listening ear, J" Come
ye disconsolate," this tin wedding,
this the holy union Of kindred spirits.
MoRNING.-Tin here, tin there, tin
all around, and love of friends and
kindred precious and priceless, .Tru-
ly" exclaims the bride, "The Lord
was. on our side," and the BRIDE
groom's heart, Amen replied, B,
! Parkman, Ohio, 1871. %'f"o' s''''
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HIRAM.
CORRESPONDENCE.

Local items are scarce with u.s.
The weather has been the principal
theme for some time past, and evil
prophets were a legal tendre. The late
copious rains hewever have put an
entirely different aspect upon matters,
and all crops now Pic Mise ans 'abun-
dant yield.
Gen. Garfield closed his course of
lectures at the College last week. His
subject was tsSoclal Science" 1t
should be stated that these lectures
and others were part of the College
programme, and entirely for the benz
eft of students in attendance.
Mrs. j. G. Ellis, the teacher of Mu-
sic, gave Concert last Wednesday
evening, assisted by her class, and
Miss Libbie nj. Phillips. @ ii s3 Y:
The programme was well executed
and gave universal satisfaction. For
want of space we omit i'll Several
pieces were enthusiastically. applaud
ed. It perhaps would be unjust to
particularize, especially where good
musical talent is. overcome by diff
dence. ..eI
Of Miss Phillips, it is unnecessary
to mention, as her reputation as su-
perior vocalist is already established,
and if she had been foreign born and
dearly bought, her music would be as
popular as Jennie Lind or Nilsson.
The Democratic nominations and
platform, are well received in this vi
cinity. Not any dissatisfaction what
ever, except among Jacobins. H.
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BROTHERS S.


The crowds of customers that have flocked TO
our store, have SO consumed our time that it has
been almost impossible for us to write an adver-
tisement, but we pause in the midst of the rush
to say that we have th
The Best and Biggest
Stock of Carpets in Portage County: Brussels
Three-Piy, Two Ply, Ingram, Hemp, Hair. &c,
tho prettiest patterns add best goods in the
trade, which we are sellidg at prices that strike
terror to the heart of competition, and make
customers happy.
French Goatinss and Cassimeres.
Now is the accepted time to buy, and Smith
Brothers will be protld to show customers the
superb stock they hare. .1l--+ e =
Black and Colored Silks.
French Poplins, Pongee Poplins, and full
line of Dress Goods, the prettiest styles and
cheapest prices in the trade for all these Goods.
Cottons.
Calicos, GingLatns, Summer Prints, Linens.
sc. We have q complete stock, and can suit
any taste and fill every order.
In Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, Laces, Ribbons, and Notions of
every kind, smith Brothers have the most COM
plete assortment in the city, and will take as
much pains to supply the smallest want as can
be bestowed on the largest order
Ladies' and Children's Shoes. a5f
The best, Goods in the city, best styles and
qualities, and most favorable prices.
$3.50 Tea
At Smith Brothers, is the Tea that brings de-
light ssd comforts 70 all who know the pleasure
and bdfleft OF a cup of good Tea.
IA Full Line Groceries
Constantly on hand. and everything of prime
quality
Kon Get Your Moneys Worth
At Smith Brothers. by getting more and better
Goods for less money than at any other concern
in this vicinity. For further particulars, caa
and see our Goods, and learn how cheap we
sell. 80 - SMITH BROTHERS,
- No. g. Phenix Block,
JuneS14. 1871, I46-tfs Rayenna, Ohio.
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New Establishment.

As will be seen by reference to our
column of Local Notices, Miss e. II.
Collins & Co. have opened a new
Book and Variety Store in Little's
Block, which has been very neatly and
pleasantly refitted and arranged for
the business. Miss G. has large ex-
perience in the business, and fully
understands the wants of the people
of this locality, in her line of trade /;
and she has one of the finest stocks of
goods ever brought to this market.
We cannot find space in this notice to
speak of the different kinds of goods
kept in this new establishment, but
would ask our readers to carefully
read the advertisement, and call at
'The Collins Book Store Bazar," and
examine the elegant stock for them
selves. 5 s.
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In Memoriann.

At stated communication of Unity Lodge,
No. 12, F. & A. NJ, held at their hall, Monday
evening, June 10, 1871. The following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
Forasmuch as it pleased Almighty God in his
wise providence to remove from this world our
deceased brother, j. 6. Willis, thus removing z
from the order one long and earnestly attached
to the same, faithful worker, and most valu-
able member, therefore,
ResoLced, That this Lodge do hereby acknowl-
edge this visitation of our Heavenly Father and
in the spirit of meek submission say thy Twill
q Lord be done.''
Resolced, This body do now remember our de-
ceased brother in his many excellencies. his ge-
nial society and pleasant companionship. and
by this place on record our earnest sense of the
same. and that we endeayor to initiate his zeal
and de- Otedness to our order. by q zeal like
his, and a faithful obedience to all its require
mentS.
Resolced That this order extend to the Wild
ow and friends of the deceased, the assistance of
our heartiest sympathy for them in their great
affiiction af5fr) 1ot9I:'
Resolued That these resolutions be spread on
the records of this Lodge, and published in the
papers of this village. and a copy furnished the
relatives of the deceased
JOHN MEHARG,
G. P. REED"
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ATTENTION is called to the notice of
the annual meeting of The Dem ocrat-
ic Press Company, given in our col
umns this week. Last year there
were but few of the stockholders
present at the meeting; it is hoped
that this year there viii be full at
tendance. Every one having share
of stock ought, in our opinion, to feel
interest enough in the company and
in the paper for which the, company
was organized to establish and sup
port, and in the cause advocated by
that paper, to represent his stock at
every meeting of the company. -
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Nelson COnVerse'S Advertisements.

have no time or space TO relate a long story,
nor do desire to quote prices for the purpose of
underselling my neighb0rs, bat Below quote "a
few prices which shows goods must bc bought
low IN order TO- be sold low and pay living
profit, and that is what all men must have to
succeed in business. SD fte gUiqGO1 :
10 BIy Dress Goods Department, sado5
Is weIl.sup.,lied with nearly all grades and pri-
ces. fully in time for the approaching warm
weather. Gros Grain and Japanese Silks, GFen-
adines, Organdass Peroales,; Poplins. gAlpacas.
Striped and Plaid Mfasirs, Serge iPlaids. Ging-i
hams. sc. A fun line of White Goods, cheap.
Good Lawns at 1a5kc- a big stock white. ppfl
and figured piauess all prices Coed goods at
! zsc peg yaaruor .3sadtoGtas ttst8aiso .s1f7
,ses,a Domestic Goods. Z! F,rs
4 full line. too numerous to mention. Don't
fail to look ut my .10c Prints. Splendid 4 fine
bleached cotton at 121se; fine brown do. at i0c;
standard brown do. at 1s1se. Good Batting at
Is1sc per pound. ~ .stf5e E7s stsa
Linen Goods s.5a.f- als q
great variety good Table Damask at4oc per
yard. Good Linen Towels at 81 per .doz-. &C.,
sc. rF -a f1ra5 a. tYsG 'f8T9lt
Gents Summer wrappers. 1ssaot q
Fine goods only 4oc each. - ,t'ls'H =
=, 57es btle shawIs. - fiaI -f1pa
a good assortne Paisley and ali kinds very
cheap. r,;,i ,....f. i,...,..,,
:R II Hosiery. Efs 18df sd
50 dozen Ladies' Hose at 1Oc and 1a,Ec. a
good assortment of Chiidrens', Misses and
Gents. ~,c..t ,ft.ts., d, n y;-G .ua-
# e vs75 Skirts. "a .Iogq saj B-'a
Handsome white and colored Skirts cheap
A good a5c Spring Hoop Skirtat SOC. slcof
= sa Lace Curtains, ai ha1fi1s
& A good assortment. good goods at CSC per
yard. .t--~2 s.'iIi
81 600 Yard spool Thread -" :
at &c per spool. Don't forget to call for it, il is
a small matter, but the way to make money is to
save it when you can. =. I.
n-s Laces'b sb 2ai. go ~
saxony, Cluny, yaleneiennes. and real Gim-
pure Laces. 4srf7 fsfls il.fiv zt lrf
= Notions, an Extensive stock. 5.l Z
Good elastic suspenders at s5c per pair
Carpet Warps and Carpet Yarn.
A good pile and good goods at 3sc porlb. ,a
e. .f4fr-4 Groceries. 3,aH .lsa :
A complete stock at low prices. Good brown
Sugar at 1Oe. Shall at all times keep fresh
stock Of Teas at all prices. Remember my best
Young Hyson is only 81 so per lb,ns; sd' tGf
49, 3sfi LA Large Stock 5sef1.g 1f-
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Gaps, Crockery. Wall
Paper, &C., &C. Bring along your Butter Eggs,
Rags. SC, and get value received at all times.
asa New Stock i5Ft 2 aT9 fG
Ladies' Collars and Cnffs. very cheap and hand
some. A large stock Gents Paper Collars, ev-
cry box containing prize. also, a chance to get
a splendid W atch.s Ladies, don't fail TO look at
the soc Hoop skirts, IS springs, really worth '5c
big stock Teas, all fresh and good. Shall re-
ceive this week, a choice Young Hyson Tea at
l25. Come and try it. r.
Remcmber the Place, ersf.,.f,.sa 4
MOL, Etna Block, green front, Headquarters
for Farmers and all the good people generally.
n, CONVERSE.
May IS. 1871.
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Annual Meeting.

The Portage County Annual Meeting of Dis
ciples will be held this year at shalersville.
Commencing Friday, June 23d, at O'Clock, P.
NJ and will continAe until Monday noon. Ser
vices on Sunday will be held in the grove west
of Peter Kimes' house, and the brethren and
citizens generally are cordially invited A
special invitation. is extended to the preaching
brethren to dispense with services in their con-
gregations on Lords day, and meet with u.s.
F. M. Green has promised to represent and take
charge Of the meeting. Many other preachers
are expected, Come one, come all: we hope to
see a large gathering. - = = &1-4-
Z B. BABCoCK,
E. W. HOSKINS,
146-2w. Overseers.
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GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS, &c.-In an
other column of to-day's papers will,
be found the advertisement of Mr..
Fl. Johnston, No. 179, Smithfield, ST.,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr.. Johnston is, the
largest dealer in Guns, Rifles, Pistols,
Ammunition, &c, in Pittsburgh, and
he sells all goods at low prices. He
buys or trades for Army Rifles, Car
bines and Revolvers. Give him a call
when in Pittsburgh.
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THE Season for Pic-nics is at hand.
They win be enjoyed muchIy.
DURING the past week the nights
have been quite cool and comfortable,
THERE were slight showers on Sat
urday and Sunday evenings, but little
rain fell.
DIR. GREESLEE has disposed of his
young Hamiltonlan horse to Dr. Prem
tiee, of Cleveland for $500.
THE Spring Term of the Ravenna
Union Schools viii close on Friday of
next week.
The wind was on a high on Satur-
day. and the best efforts of the street
sprinkler could not keep down the,
clouds of dust which constantly filled
the air.
THE Ice Cream and Strawberry Fes-
tival of the Ladies of the Congrega-
tional Church on Saturday evening
was success notwithstanding the un-
promising condition of the weather.
MEssRs. DoDGE & KELLEY sold on
Monday last, to gentleman from
Richfield, Summit County, who pa
tiently waited for them to be laid, six
eggs for $3.50.
PoE's Cheese Factory, at Beman's
springs, about two miles north of this
village manufactures so cheese per day
averaging nearly 40 pounds each. The
milk from about 500 COWS, about 1900
gaiions.is worked up daily.
We are under Obligations to Mr.. A.
HAsBRoUcK, for a liberal supply OF
most delicious Strawberries, of the
Knox 100 and Wilson's Seeding vari-
eties-the largest, incest, and most
delicious we have seen this season.
A "RELIABLE colored citizen was
treated to horse-whipping in front
of the Etna House, on Saturday eve
ming, as a reward for a too free use of
his lip. That's the last Ku Klux out
rage. Now Grant should forthwith
send on his troops. go q }sAA
OK Monday last Mr.. E. g. Bedding
purchased of Mr.. VIM. Cline a half
interest in two days old colt foaIed
by his mare, and sired by DR.. Beld-
ing's Hamiltonian horse. Robert Bon
ner, Jr. Price paid S75. How's that
for high?
Our City fathers have ordered a
survey to be made of Main, Chestnut
and Prospect streets, with view to
ascertaining the feasibility of estab-
fishing grades on those streets. The
work is being done by AIessrs. CD
Gillis & d. B. Lawrence.
On Thursday last we observed
Dick" Cotton in town driving that
noble ANIMAL Old Searcher, ON the
street before sulky. Though "a years
old he is as spirited and active as a
colt. Among horses he's the noblest
Roman of them all.
The farmers are beginning to bring
| their wool to market in small quanti-
ties. This commodity is bringing a
reasonable price. Buyers are paying
from so SO cents per pound, and s.
and 56 cents have been paid for some
lots of fancy Canada comding.
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Ey0teT OF Thanks. r ~
Z At a meeting OF Rayenna Lodge No. 65 I. O.
O. f., held June 7th, 1871, tine following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
1sT ResoEred, That Ravenna Lodge No. 65 1.
o: O. tenaeI 20 Messls- aleras q nieoie "a nose
ing to the Order the free use of their fine Re-
pesitory building, for their s5th anniversary
y ssp I3nd that We also extend to those ladies
our kind regards and thanks, who ably and
generously assisted the Order in making this
Anniversary occasion not only pleasing and
profitable one. but one which Will long be re-
membered in the history of our Lodge. by all
who participated
SRD That a copy of these resolutions be pub
lished in both papers of the place.
Attest: :CItSn a y >sf,s~ f,stsLs kLlss ses secsss
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Hoop Skirts.

A great decline in Hoop skirts at M. .J.Ly-
sett's Hoop Skirt and Corset Factory, doors
east of Phenix Block, Main street, Ravenna.-
We will be prepared from this date to manufac-
ture and sell Hoop Skirks at20 per cent less
than they can be sold any where else in the
county. We have Fashionable Skirts at 45c;
26 Spring Skirt at SOC. A good assortment of
Corsets and Bustles always onshand, Country
Produce taken in exchange for Goods. Remem-
ber, 5 doors east of Phenix Block, Main Street,
Ravenna, Ohio. 5DooE-s zzs{tiil1iiL41l q
NJ. J. LYSETT.
June 15, 1871, t46- -Sw.
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Teachers' Examinations.

The Board of School Examiners for Portage
County, will hold meetings. for the Examina-
tion OF applicants. in the Court House. until
further notice, commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
and close at p. NJ, as follows:
Saturday April 22d.
Saturday. A pril 29th.
Saturday, May 9th.
And on the last Saturday of each month there
after, until further notice.
Ravenna, April 13, 1871. 137-tf.
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ABour noon on Monday, Che shant

ABOUT noon on Monday, the shanty
of2an Irish laborer named Michael
Fahey, situated near the track of the
A. s. G. w. Ry., about half a mile
from town, east of Chestnut street,
was discovered to be on fire.. Fortu-
nately it was discovered in time and
extinguished before any considerable
damage had been done. 1t originated
from the stove nipe. we ii n1id3an
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Fowl BUSINESS. = Upon Monday
Messrs. Dodge & Kelley sold to Mr..
Geo. r. Tuttle, of Cleveland, FIVE Sill
yer Spangled Hamburg Chickens for
$25. Mr.. w. S. Krake sold to the
same party eight chickens of the same
species for $40. This raising fancy
fowls seems to be paying business.
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Patriotic Party

At shalersville Exchange, July 4. 1911. Music
Miller & Farr's Band, the best combination in
the county. Dancing will positively commence
at4 p. m. The Shalersville Exchange Dancing
Hall is the largest. coolest and finest in the
county, and has seen many merry. people in. the
last twenty -one years. All are invited.
~ C. H. THOMPSON. !.
June 8, 1871, 145-3w*
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Reaaons Tor Advertisinr.


A. 7. STEWART, the great Dry Goods Merchant
gives the following as the reasons why he adver-
tises. They seem to US conclusive:
1st- He wants to become popular with the
public, and Gd1ertisSng docs N68- iE S. s2ztffss
Cd He wants to let those that are in need of
what he manufactures or sells know who has the
means to help them, and Advertising does this
wares are gIvrng out, or are out of date. and
need to be replenished. Aduertisin0 does this.
4th- He wants to let the public know that he
is ALIVE and READY for business. Adoertisia1
does this.
9TH He wants to have a fair show in compe-
ti1ion with other manufacturers and dealers.
Adcertisi10 does this a'
9th. lie wants to let the public know where
his place can be found. 4doertising does this.
7th. He wants to inform q certain class of
people. who have g more money than brains,o
what they require. AdUerttsinG does this.
Sth. He wants to submit his goods to the crit
icism of the publicfor competition. Ad1ertising
does this. 4---as -fH- - :
s9Gh. His neighbor advertises, and is ataoays
busy.
10Th. Other parties who have tried it make it
1Ith. Other tradesmsn in the same line insist,
to inquiring customers, that his goods are no
longer made, and advertising gives the lie this
18th. No good businessman would attempt to
do business without putting a sign oHt, to notify
| the public of his whereabouts L
thrift of head and hands to be spread abroad in
the country, assisting in its development and
advancement =
18th. Last, though not least, it is the KEY to
door; people feel that he must necessarily be
ready for business, or else he would not invite
it. Not only this, but much valuable time is
say TO those Sc Tno want ms nnd are saved
ing does pay,is the verdict of our most success
ful business men. Ft ,7,.. 3.