Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-29

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30. itc them 90 furnish items concerning anything
Oi interest vi lch may ocrur Ia their vicinity, AND
after revision, ia III De- pui I.h'd u o., aitlJc
live form a. i possible. We wish 90 secure tht
scry cc Of some rrl able pen sou In every town in
the County 90 act 90 regular cOur-p pndfut. Bur
a. we have n correspondent In town 10 l. not De
,igucd ih4t De or -he alone should supply items
Many things occur Nhich our agent does not see
or hear Of and persons who are interested IN any
Entertainment exhibition, religious or social gath
cIing, will Do Wcll 90 forward 20 item respecting
the famC ard thus ensure u notice. All such con
municatious are thankfully received. his j. one
ct the most interesting and impo tant department :
tinue aud improve IT, viii De seconded by our cub
scrbers, during the year 1873
ADvERrIsING.--Read what some of the
mos, successful Lusine.s men In the country Say
about IL
ed system Of judl-i0us advertising falling OF sue
cess
MY success. IA owing TO nay libsrally IN adycr.
Using - Homo.
"lG1ycuised myprsdaeilons ana made money"
-Aicboias LoHgir.rM.
'Con,ari aad Dog,i.ian, advertising Is o ,age
prcllde 10 weatl.-s' STEPHEN Girard.
he who invests Oslo d1iias iB business should
Invest Qua dollar lA Rdtuu+!ug ilat bualEe- g.
"Aayeriising has furnished nc with compel
eDcc. "-.fm0s LGierCIcf.
Without the sid Of advertisements could have
done nothing in ny fptculAiluna- have tAt mo =
mulNtr ifU Poo printer INK. Advertising iF the
10Y 10 road % business. - EGruhn.
There are certain facts about ueWspdpCI- which
should De- kept in m'ni by3n advertiser, which are
mainly these, Their Circulationi the class % PEG
pie who read them; their Influence viii thcir road
ers their rate OF advertising.
DO not f,ll into The common ot,or VI thinking
% newspaper expensive because Co. rates aIc high
such newspapers are likely 90 De found cheapest
on lai basis 81 estimate and comparison With
othors Advertising utcs so not usually advance
la proportion 10 The circulation, aud the Newspaper
OF large circulation can afford 20 adv risc choa cr
than those Of less 4 prosperous aud Influential
b. Per goes 20 10. readers with force and Influence
Which extends - l., advertising columns.
Don't advertise stiggily. The public knows
when IN advertiser Is timid and half.cared, and
when De means business and believe. Ia himself
aud his goods, and IL viii net accordingly. Man
80 advertiser misses a nesi .at.hand success 3
quitting too soon Tic public won't rush in auC
buy you Out the fret day; j. has other thing- to
thluk Il Some Will ready oar announcement, and
buy al once; others win glance M 10 one week
read 30 the next and buy the thirds 9th ~ will d.
haunted By 10 lll ihey are nj last Obliged 90 look
you up ~ ease their minds and sou are meanwhile
making your name and business familiar to thou
sands who will come to you some time.
good advertisement IN u widely -cIfcul tet
newspaper j. the best Of al possible statesmen
II J. salesman who never sleeps, ard g. never
weary; who goes after business early and late 81 boo
accOsts the merchant IN his shop, the scholar go
his -tudy, the law e. IN hi otAcc tEc lady 80 hes
breakias,.iablei who can De- iu thousand place
~ once and speak 10 million every morning saw
Ing 70 each one Tie best thing In the best manner
\ good advertisement insures business con
nectiOn on the most permanent and iudcpend, nj
basis, and T. Ia certain sense guarantee 20 tht
customer VI fair and moderate prices. EXpeii
euce has shown that the dealer whose wares have
obtained public celebrity j. not only enabled g.
sell, but is forced % sell at reasonable rates and
90 iuruish good article.