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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-03

"s. iL e,aaf.iai hiiis larl.. J. si,as ned ,n.,
pfNt ~ bhi HfAt d. IA FiAt sunnty. in .l,4r -
4" rhir . aid sclooi houss Price oul, A. ~,
fn-h .A.nn in one and t~-o years rhsse 1.
.arga't 4nfls fnfn EsAt
30 ~ farm u Lea acres. IN PIKE eor,.,
.'hrni'N rMasief To acres "a ellti,a,ias h.
HnthN hHlfH 10. ore hnri. &c. Prize a. ta.o ~. 49,
hslsnss A. ea's and Two years NV ef'A,
~ NJ ~ acres q 'ns lamd - iins ajvtsb,~
."' \, y IA n iownfsips q PA. county. 20 ser. y
water, ~ frf hns trfirr. rood y M -t.-t' =. y,
~ tour tt'ss. good atrha ana Inre. tsi..rr, -. -
~ IN NN ~ ~ pndernid wtth /. An. 49,, y
seAi - cherp ~ 81 700
4, isfin r~i.iAn. ~ acres and u .,u,..s
h'Hf itf o. "A ne 4 r. As W s'A andts una -.
~ ~ ff f-i4' .tsli'v 20 hi,cs cnal IA. a. 80,
lr4'N ~ E"t+ 'fAms huu'r - sslsc, Lsr 49,,
.r't'' " i.' siFrs ~sisr sn1 an shanfnxc. M t's
Z. w. if'ce 'niy sfcao. hsn cash 81 y.
NJ ~ a. sers. land near .ps 81 n.r
" ltt atf - sahd hfd ~ stems coal 49,.
lAiii- -ft hs' zee To- one lld tpa .,ar.
i,r ~ ~ .srs ~ Air In. RAJ.
.H the raai and lad ore "a oal
'iit ~ tts Enfsf fAflas " pa. c.-l...
'NF 'f te.ia- NAtlrHat. go asrss iu3 rtr.. n
Ffi'H sr.riiia repair ilspru, .re.s.t. N. ~.
cis-s, rff it1- story frame Aags. , rcoDs 49,
~ u s"NA -. tnr timber and aisf uhs.-l.l. Il, 81
- ,f F''A ." pl.f rea4. Free O. SO ga -. t.-
DoANF \ CArEHAR1 oder thejr s.r
vices 10 the public for the sale or trade
OF real estate, without making any
charge TO parties employing them M.
less sales are effected. and then a reason
able commission is expected. Person.
havin. real estate TO sell win lind hi. F,
desirable means ofreaching the purcba..
ing public.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-03

rne south BEND tribune recently
,.,a,sinsd an article ON advertising, and
sncN. day one OF the oldest business
n.sa . ths, Try addressed the following
10 the lribu.c;
fully endorse All which was said In
IL palcr Yesterday about advertising.
have iesn a business IN this city be-
tween ~ aud IS Years. tried every kind
~ advertising 10 push my business and
,l;rectu rics. framed cards etc, rs ! even
did ~ newspaper sud can tru'hinlly
.av ihai reccivrfSemt little or no bene
III. The only paying advertisements
ever had we're those in newspapers, and
by changing these frequently, making
ihem attractive and backing sp all
ssid in thcta. have found il very proiita
HE Ia the advertiser.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-03

Two of The Jail birds came near
esanirr iss, Saturday night During
90 uiaa' ihav broke M one OF the Oh
~ rs a iheir cell and w,.h The pieces
r r in@ rpen the bars of the cell
nn. II hai broken one bar and
s,ll -cn ave broken the second one
roo4l ~ ufnks good their escape.
.u e. az at-iv they made so much
i..ise Il. ir atteiUpt To escape that
fhev .Tasaned the per Of the jail
.aN picmpily put tiiem down in mere
secure cell. Pg-rshnrg Press.
von've pinned il back, he cried, with
rrici.
y. further than you'd crter;
10. .'out stands out in borf relief
NJ iarer' oh, my darter!-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-03
Better Bargains,

han almost any one else n Dubois county He invites
az inspection % ns goods and prices. whether you
want 10 buy or no. ~ itfs pleasure 70 show good
zoods.
prusnber ire hou.s south side % ~. ruhNe .orsrs
JosEFH tMEDaAN.
October OH. lsTi.--iy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-03

for res,ierren's use together with large line %
NOTIONS MILLINERY. HATS. RBBoSs. TRIMMINGS.
GRCcERIEs. 81 all kinds HARDw ARE. WOODEN
WARP and IN fact every thing usually found IN the
best Country store ell Of which have been purchased
extremely low for cash, and FOR CASH be believes he
can nov give o little
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B U l. l. S
SARSAPARILLA!

Resd the following extract Of a letter from Mrs..
Rivers wifc Of Reverend DR. Rivers. q the ruesi
learued eloquent and popular Ministers 81 the Metho
dist piscops Church znd who Is present stationed
al Broadway Church, Louisville Ky.
i.oulsvnLr. KY. Oct :. ls73
m. JosS BrtI--fN,a SIN; Many thanks 10 you for
the medicine you have 80 kindly given | have
been great sufferer for years and had the sfNies a
various physicians. Some pronounced my spinS, some
my lung. and some my heart 10 he the seat Of MY
disease have been burnt. histered and capped until
had become disheartened. Several very neni by
esns who examined MY spine Informed me that | WAS
threatened with paralysis or appoplexy any day sud
that nothing hut seton would relieve me. had
peec, horror Of that and hesitating about havin
sue inserted when you kindly srn' your Sarsapa
ra which r,ln eda'ely begun 70 take three times
tnr n i .lse of my head especially when ~ould read
e-wrte for any length ~ Time, and rising 70 my feet
w0gld be perfectly blind Tor several minutes ana oud
rase 20 bold 70 something 70 prevent falling
am most happy "a inform vol that the pain n my
hesd y entirely relieved suffer but seldom viii my
spine sud flen not 80 ..nteiy. Ny appetite y good;
Indeed for the first TIM ny lie enjoy my dinner
mqre ban ny meal during ihe day.
fs' riaiy s,sit four BOTTLES sgaln last night an!
! heran agaiu Lh.s morning ard hope % be enfireN
nevei. Please accept my heartfelt thanks and best
AAes.
H~B.G. RIVERS
W Journal ahouns With similar letters al % which
guarantee 10 hs genuine and written ny the perscNs
DO not suffer yourself 70 l.. imposed on. Don't he
drawn away after and doubtful Apartments. nonf
risk yoar heaiih hy letting n-sice. experiment. upon
you with their trash
w Sarsspariia has stood the tes' for twenty five
snl the sar~Apsrilla ~ the day. ard ~ the
az, towering over alL-stbers ~ popularity .sDd IT,
curative qnalifiesar 4fr.'
Avoid an hose. Who tryneto palm. OF ON yoE
other extracts Of sarsaparila so-caled. Remember IA
T. hs uld and sreisaie remedy for Impurities " the
blood sui scrcfuius sgections. Always bsTe-that u
Mid.
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BULLS
w Orm Destroyer
JENNIE JOHNSON,

EXTRACT or A LETTER FROM GEORGIA.
vmLAsow, WALES Co. GA.,l
Dune 20. \
IA Jou~ RufI-Dfar sir: have recently given your
sworrn Destroyer several trials and find 10 wonderful
Is ercacious n has not failed ~ single instance IA
have the wished for effect J am doing pretty large
country practce and have daily for article q
the kind.
am sir, most respectfully.
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ ID.
ps. So unqualified and numerous are the testmo
mails IN favor - my Wor1n Destroyer that newspaper
SPACE is euiireiy too small 10 tell It's merits.
Il q an infaiiibie remedy for Worms Try u and h
convinced. zee my Journal for more full description
JOHN BULL.
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just Arrived.

just Arrived.
FORTY FINE
TEXAS PONIES.
For sale at ISAACS e. PICARD'S,
jy9 146 Baronne street.
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At special meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
held the 18th of January 1875 it was resolved to
pay, ON DEMAND the following dividends
/. An INTEREST DIVIDEND of TEN PER
CENT. for the year ending 3lst December, 1874 on
the capital stock of $50 per share.
"A CASH DIVIDEND of FIFTEEN PER
CENT. to stockholders on the amount of their NET
earned participating premiums for the year ending
31st December 1874 in addition to the rebate OF
ticpated dividend of Is per cent already received by
said stockholders their GROSS premiums;
And, to carry to Contingent Fund the sum Of
81 029 06 for investment in q. S. Government
tiles according to articles III and " of the amended
charter.
NJ. MUsSON President
G. LANAUY Secretary,
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THE GENERAL READING MATTER is most
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THE COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, RIVER
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-DHeet0rs-
L. j. Webstei l. K. Small,
A J. Gomila j. Plaisent,
Abe Hirsch, Louis Schneider,
Jonn Leisy, Henry Abraham,
J. B. Camors, Pierre Lanaux,
Z. +. Golsan, II. Musson.
IA
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Brandy Cherries and Sardincs.
.so cases CHOICE IMPORTED.
30 cases, quarter tin, SARDINEE
- eases, bali TN, EARDINES.
y2lm
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Coffee.

Coffee.
$500 bags RIO.
70 bales MEXICAN.
lUs bags OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA.
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Wines and Liquors.
rsc eases COED ORDINARY OLARET.
30 Gases FINE OLARET.
100 cases CLARET.
g half barrels WHITE WHITE.
NO cases WHITE WINE.
seO barrels BOURBON and RYEl. WHISKY
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Refined Sugar.
40 barrels CRUSHED sUGAR.g
LOO barrels POWDERED SUGAR.
q barrels CUT LOAF SUGAR.
sS6 barrels "a" SUGAR.
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Champagne.
Eoo baskets PIPER HEIDSIE0K.
no baskets KRUG & 90.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-01-29
CrpInIN ME sCHoOI.RooM.

school subjects are always discussed as per-
tanning TO the head or intellect, solely and
purey. Whereas. IN every school where tbe
sexes are co-educated-and there should never
he any other-there are always, In fact Two
schools in operation one kept by the visible
and ostensble teacher-of the head, and the
other OF the heart-Cupid keeps 1t. And II 10
IN bis department that the lesson ls learned
that IN after life Is TO prove OF infinitely greater
Importance than all the learning OF the schools.
whether it be remember, with pleasure and
profit, or with pam and sense OF great i2ss'
There be frost bitten bachelors who have taken
20 cheap whiskey aud five-cent cigars Tor con-
ISOLATION, and may be maiden ladies' VINO nave
long since found comfort in the mlider cup
that "cheers but not inebriates, who VIII say
1t had been better for us II this thing we're NOT
true, and who are trying through the length
and breadth Of the land TO diepossess CUPID OF
his stronghold IN che schoolroom.
The learned ESSAYS now being written 20 oP
pose the co-education OF tue sexes, are written
mainly BIZ frost-bitten bachelors or ancient
maiden ladies' whose hopes have sailed 10 sea
IN tea-cup and are not expected 10 return,
NIL because they failed TO graduate from Cuplu
department IN the davs when theY went TO
school together. rhey cannot bear to see John
and Julia sitting together declining nouns and
conjugatng verbs. lest they should, accidental-
w. of course rap their kuuckles her ana
so convex the electric spark OF love. Inc ioglc
OF the separate course Ia, tue tenlenCy 10 the
Bnlotlonal or Hen'lUCDldN uuet ncCS - -"
terfere with the growth of the INTELLECT, ana u
is desired 70 grant TIE ntellect monopoly oil
the privilege of growth and Development during
Che school PERIOD. There is no doubt, howey-
er, that nature designs her human offspring,
ilse all the rest OF her children TO grow ana
develop in all departments OF being harmonl-
ously and at once. TO claim for the int elect
monopoly OF the privilege of growth and de-
velcpment during the school period is no less
absurd than it would be to stop breathing while
eating. IN order TO grant the stomach monop-
oily of pleasurable function, or to tie up the arms
that the legs might have better chance 10
proposed by the advocates OF separate educa-
ton OF the sexes: to suppress and rob the so
cill and sexual elements Of the students being
70 expand and enrich the intellectual parts. =
chronological Journal,
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IL The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL AND L1FE
ILLUSTRATED for February the reader finds an
unusual combination of timely and edifying
topics, Among those which must please are
Jean Ingelow Some thoughts about the Cler-
gy Signs OF Character Thomas Whitaker,
the English Reformer The Key to Woman
hood Jane Hadley, story of womaus cour-
age Husbands and wives Ezra Cornell (;
sreeley, Colorado; Prevention of insanity /;
The Emotions of Savage and Civilized man !;
The Worth Of knowledge Uncle Dave Legs
and what they Mean Mental Development
and religious Character Treatment of Wounds
and Blisters f; etc. The report OF the Closing
Exercises OF the late Course of Lectures on
Entomology and Physiology will receive consid-
GRAFTON. An admirable number. Price 80 cents.
or 50 for the year. Address :. Il. Wels, 389
Broadway, Vow York.
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Mortgage Sale.-Default having been
made IN tie payment OF q certain sum Of money
secured by mortgage, dated the first day OF
January, one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty-four, executed by Charles DeYoe and Net
tie L. De Yoe, his wife OF the town OF Comstocl.
in the county Of Kalam ZOO, and State OF Mich
igan, 10 Jacob DeYoe, Of Comstock, in the
county and state AFORESAID. and recorded in the
office OF the register OF deeds for tue county Of
Van Buren,, on tho tenth day 81 January. A. d..
1873, in Liber number eight (e) OF mortgages,
on page number six hundred anG eleven (G1I,
on which mortgage there e dee and unpaid. at
this date. he SUN OF two thousand two hun
dred and Fix dolle,s and sixty-seven cents, and
no proceed-ngs a. law or in equity having been
Instituted fo1 the recovery Of tho same. or any
part thereof Notice ~ therefore hereby gwen,
thal by virtue of me power OF sa o contained in
said mortgage, shall cell al p4bllc auction. 20
the highest bidder, on the 22nd day % APR,
A. D.. 1875. q. ten oclocs in the forenoon OF
said day a. the front door OF the OUT House.
in the village Of Paw Paw, IN the county of
Van Buren,. Chat being the race FOR holding
the Circuit COurs for said cocotyl, the premises
described IN sand mortgage, TO SATISFY the
amount due thereon, with the interest &C ten
per cent. and costs and expenses allow eli bv
law. together With &C sttornev fee o. ffty
dollars as provided for IN esid mortgage the
premises situated In he township OF Pine
drove, IN the county OF Van buren,, and state
OF Michigan, AMI described 60 follows, to-vit
The south west quarter OF section fourteen
IA, to~ufbp ore tll eontih q range thirteen
t19) west Irl4ii1
Dated baasma.i ~. LDGAry 18th, =. IL, 1879.
JACOB DEYOE, Mo-csgee1
~ " "a. DrSoE- spe'-usl Atsornev.
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Siberia - safe y Office ~ hereby gwen
that by ylttue and IN pursuance OF an execI1-
ton issued OuJ and under the seal o. the Circuit
Court for tue County OF Van Buren. 20 me n.
rectrd agaln-t the goods, chattels, lands and
tenements of l.ymau \. Fitch and LYMAN {
itch, have seize and shall sell az public
vendue TO rho highest bidder, on Saturday. M
one o'clock H. the thirtieth 600 lay OF ian.
uary. q D., 1910, at the front door OF the,
tCurl House, ia the village OF Paw Paw IN tho
County OF an Bnren aforesaid the following
described parcels OF land, situate IN TOWNSHIP.
three CD souto, o; r3uye thirteen (l3) west H.
the County of Ndil "ureD. and state OF Mich.
gan. to-wlt: the south twenty acres OF tine
northeast quarter OF the northeast quarter o.
section three Cd the south east quarter or
the northeast quarter Of section three (3), con.
tan 0g forty acres: all the east half III OF
the southeast quarter CO of section three
CD lying north OF the territorial road contain
ing forty'three (i3) acres all the east half an
OF the southeast quarter Cd OF the south.
east quarter % OF section three CD living
south OF the territorial road, containing nine
teen ll9) acres, more or less the east half
ca or the northeast quarter e y Of the north
east quarter g y OF section ten (10l. contain
ing twenty 70 acres; and that certain piece
Oh iand bounded as commencing at the north.
west corner OF the parcel last above described.
and running thence south so rods to the south.
west corner OF the parcel last above described
thence running west on the half x quartz
! 4 line TO the southwest corner OF the north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter OF sec
north-easterly to tie place OF 5eernning. con,
tanning ten 10 acres the east three-fourthe
| q OF the south half ~ OF the northeast
quarter ~ of section ten [1OI, containing
SIXTY 90 acres, and the north half III OF
the southeast quarter Il OF section ten hot
eighty go acres; also. that othe,
parcel OF land. on lot thirteen 10 ia block two
z IN the village Of Mat'awan, commencing o.
the south vest corner OF said lot, thence run.
ning north-easterly on front street thirty.five
80 feet: thence running north-westerly parsl-
lei With Murry street eighty 80 feet, thence
running south westerly parallel with From
street tbirty-fve SO feet TO hurry street.
thence soutb-easterly on the line OF Murrr
street eighty 80 feet. to the pace Of BEGIN.
ming. IO29t7
Dated December 18th, 1874.
JOHN L. SHOWERMAN, sheriff.
RICHARDS 4 BARSUx, Prfs' Atty's.
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NOrtga .e Salc.--Defanlt having IL
made in the CONDITIONS of q certain MO- ~en
whereby the power therein CONTAIN -'gsge,
become operative, executeo quo sen has
Rowlee, OF Van Rurep - ny 'onatnan .;
Mary E. Rowiee. b WHO oun az IN, Nicnlgan, and
5a+a tha :. ountv and State. and bearipe,
t%ous sue Senty ninth day Of March, A. D.. one
yeoc nd eight hundred and sev"nty-two, and
>rded lnthe Office OF the Register OF Deeda
or sad Van Ruren county, Michigan. on the
tmrtletn day OF March, A. D., one thousanc
elght hundred and sevent, two In Liber sever
" or mortgages on page five hundred and
sAty-tnree, upon which SAID mortgage there II
GAINED 70 be due aud uupald at the date OF
TINS notice. the sum OF three hundred dolIors
anu the interest thereon from TIE date thereof
aud no suit or proceedings at Law OF in eauity
having been Instituted for the recovery of tbt
same, OF any part thereof Noucs ls therafore
hereby given, that on Saturday, the sixth day
OF harco, 4. D., one Thousand eight hundred
ana seventy five, at the hour Of one O'Clock in
the afternoon, shall sell at public auction r.
the highest bidder at the front door OF the VeI
Buren County Circuit Court-honse. in the vii
lsge or raw Paw, the premises described Ia
said mortgage, or SO much thereof IS shall be
necessary to satisfy the amount then due for
principal and interest on said mortgage as wei,
"a the legal 'osts and charges OF advertising
and sale, auu also an attorney fee of Thrift
dollars. Stipulated FOR therein, that Is to say
the following described real estate, viz . the
southeast quarter OF the northeast quarter
OF section number fifteen, in town two south
OF range fifteen west, containing forty acres
more or less, and beng in Van Buren, County.
Michigan. tO2St19
Dated December 10Th. 1874
JOIN DEIiAvES. aiortgasee.
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Irn NortIlrrner.
PAW Paw, MICHIGAN, JAN. 30, 1875.

The Post this morning says that the Repub-
lican party has suffered "frcm the egotistcal
BUSINESS OF portion OF the press, " and from
Che determination of ot1er journals to rule or
run. This IS precisely what has aIled the
Post and we are glad that adversely has
brought to il season OF self examination, and
that II sees itself as others see it. We. how
ever, are very suspicious OF sickroom convsr
sions When the devil was slck," you know.
-E Evening News. Jan. %.
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The Best School in the
State.

WEBS TIERS Practical Educational Institute
and Commercial College. cor. oath Street and
Michigan Ave-, Detroit. The best facilities
for good, sound, practical education.
The BEST COMMERCIAL COURSE and training
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Lectures every evening in the Lecture Hail.
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s,,, batc Ordcr-St,,a .

sBrn bale Order.-State OF MICHIGAN
COUNTY O, Van Buren,, SIS. VI a session OF
the Probate Cour,. ~. the County Of Yap
Buren,. holden at the Probate 0h'cs. III the vi.
iage Of Paw Paw. on Monday. the fourth day
or January, IN the year one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-fve: Present-George
W. Lawton, Judge OF Probate In the matter
OF the Estate OF ADDISON SILL. deceased. On
reading and fling the petition. duly verified. OF
DAME, sill. praying that an instrument. with
his SAID petition herein filed, and purporting 10
he the last will and testament OF sad deceased
may he admitted to probate. and that letters
testamentarg thereof may he granted TO him
self, executor therein named. Thereupon tls
Ordered, that Monday. the FIRST day of Febru.
airy, 1915, ar Ten o clock in the forenoon, be as
signeh for the hearing OF SAID petition, and that
all persons Interested IN said estate. arc re-
quircd 20 appear at q session OF SAID court
then TO be holden at the Probate Office. in the
village OF Paw Paw, and show cause. If any
there be, why the PRAYER Of the petitioner
should not be granted: md il Is further OY-
dered, That SAID petitioner give notice 10 the
rsons interested in said estate. OF me PEN
uoucy OF said petition, and The hearing there
OF, by causing q cory OF this Order TO 30 pub
lished ia the IICE NCErHERSEE. 2 newspaper
printed and circulating in said comfy or m
Buren. tor three successive well lis, at least
previous 10 said dav OF hearing 1925
GEO VI. LANTON, Judge of Probate.
true copy. g. W. LAwroS. Judge 81 Probate
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MICH

adopt this mode or advertising my business
instead Of employing agents My object is, to
reduce the expense OF the business as much a.
possible, so bv purchasing OF me YOU pay no
agent ices. You can also save the expense OF
delivering the work If you choose besides you
can select rho Marble Yourself and see the sytle
Of It, rs It will be- so there ia no possible chance
for being deceived OF being disappointed.
by taking tins course. there is SAVING OF
from twenty TO thirty per cent according f.
hos far The purchaser comes.
You can readily see that the mcneS l save by
not keeping agents goes to the purchaser in
stead OF the agent.
Agents claim that they can furnish wo1.l
cheaper. That cannot be done unless done By
Apprentices. | furnish no work OF that class
as l employ no Apprentices.
My work and material cannot be questioned
e. Patronize home, If you CAP, aud gave.
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