Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-12-07
Notice.

ApvERrIsING.--Re what some of the
most successful business men in the country say
about IL.
There IL no instance on record of well sustain.
ed system Of judicious advertising falling OF sue
any success is owing to my liberality in adver-
Using.
~ advertised my productions and made money
Nicholas LoRgtcorth.
Constant and persistent advertising ls 8 sure
prelude to weaith.-Stephen Girdrd.
"He who invests one dollar In business should
invest one dollar In advertising that business
Il. It. Stelcdrt
advertising has furnished me with q compel
ence, "-Amos Laurence.
"Without the aid Of advertisements could have.
done nothing In my speculations. have the most
complete faith In printers ink. Advertising IL the
roy al road to busfness.'-Barnum.
good advertisement In q widely circulated
newspaper is the best Of all possible statesmen.
II 10 o salesman who never sleeps, and II never
weary; who goes after business early and late who
his tudy, the lawyer In his Office the lady at her
breakfasttable; who can be In n thousand places.
at once, and speak to million every morning say
ing each one the best thing In the best manner.
Agood advertisement insures q business con.
nection on the most permanent and Independent.
basis, and Is In certain sense guarantee to the
customer OF fair and moderate prices. Expert
ence has shown that the dealer whose wares have
obtained public celebrity Is not only enabled 10
SELL but is forced TO sell at reasonable rates, and
TO furnish good article.
There are certain facts about newspapers which
should be kept in mind by an advertiser which are
m ainly these Their circulation; the class Of PEG.
pie who read them; their influence with their read
ers: their rate Of advertising.
Do not fall Into the common orror Of thinking
newspaper expens i've because It's rates are high.
Such newspapers are likely TO be found cheapest
on q fair basis Of estimate and comparison with
others. Advertising rates do not usually advance
In proportion 10 the circulation, and the newspaper
OF large circulation afford to advertise cheaper
than those Of less. prosperous and influential
paper goes to Its readers with force and influence
| which extends to Its advertising columns
Don't advertise stingily. The public knows
when an advertiser Is timid and halfscared, and
when he means business and believes In himself
and his goods, and II will act accordingly. Many
an advertiser misses near -at-hand success oy
| quitting too soon. The public won't rush In and
buy you out the first day; 1t has other things to
| think Of Some will read your announcement and
buy at once; others will glance al IL one week
read 1t the next and buy the third; othcrs will be
haunted by II till they are at last obliged TO look
you up to ease their minds, and you are meanwhile
| making your name and business familiar 10 thou
sands who Will come TO you some time.
The "OxfOrd Democrat" is the
best advertising medium In OK
ford County.
| Termsi
For inch Of space week, sl.OO
Each subsequent week, .2a
SPECIAL NoTICEs-25 per cent. additional.
| SPECIAL TERMS made with Local Advertisers,
and for advertisements continued any considerable
length of time; also, for those occupying extern
| sive space.
GEO. n. WATKINS,
Editor & Proprietorl