The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1877-03-15
We take the following from the Co.
lumbus Dispatch:
A SUCCESSFUL VENTURE.

SUCCESSFUL VENTURE.
As was predicted in these columns last
October, our friend C. NJ. Cott, at No. 10
North High street, has met with very
gratifying results in his business venture
with Holders Blotter Tablet" In his
success he has shown what energy and
determination, coupled with desire to
please-which has long been a motto
with him-will accomplish in any busi-
ness.
With success assured in this county,
Mr.. Cott has recently purchased the right
to use this valuable invention in thirty
six counties Of Ohio, and has found it a
paying investment. His business has in
creased fully one-third since he secured
the right to use it, few months since
fact giving sufficient evidence Of its
popularity. 1t is his intention TO dispose
of the right for some of the counties, and
it would be money in the pocket of the
printer who may purchase the right for
his own county or several surrounding
him. The testimonials published else
where, coming from some of our leading
business firms, will serve to give our
readers some idea of the favor in which
the "Blotter Tablet" is held by those
using it.
Business men have no longer an ex-
cuse for sending to Dayton las many Of
them do) when they can get their sta
tionery put up in much better way
nearer home.
The following are the testimonials re-
ferred to:
The amount OF paper saved from being
wasted and soiled more than pays for the
added cost. The method is convenient
and practical.-[ III. S. Babbitt, Chief
Clerk Auditor of State.
Your method of putting up stationery
is very convenient one, and would rec
ommend it to those in need of anything
of the kind. 1t is an improvement over
the old way, as it prevents the paper
from being scattered about and keeps it
CLEAN A. B. Adair, Book-Keeper for
W. II. Jones, Jobber of Dry Goods and
Notions, Columbus, Ohio.
We are using your Holders Blotter
Tablet and find it to be the most conve-
nient and saving arrangement that could
be had. We cheerfully and earnestly
commend it to all business men and 9TH
ers.- Elliott Jones & Co., Booksellers
and Stationers.
l find your plan of putting up Station
cry a very convenient one, and | recon-
mend it to any one in need of anything
of the kind. 1t is a great improvement
over the old way-keeping it clean, pre-
venting it from being scattered, and con-
sequently economical.-[ Luther Will
Jams, Book-Keeper for Geo. w. Gill,
Manufacturer of Stoves and Hollow
Ware.
We like your style OF putting up Sta
tionery better and better every time we
use it, and would recommend it as the
most convenient and neat we have ever
had in our house. Denig az Ferson,
Manufacturers of Childrens Carriages.
1 have been using your stationery, put
up in your form, and have found it an
actual saving of the paper, as well as a
great convenience, and / would recon-
mend the method to all who can use
anything of the kind.-[J. r. Shoema-
kers Son, Boots and Shoes.
am using your stationery, put up in
Patent Blotter Tablet. / find them a
great convenience, as well as a saving OF
stationery, and superior to anything
have seen.-[D. A. Roberts, Grocer.
We have bought the right to manu-
facture and use this invention in Jack
son county, and any one making and
using it, or sending for it, to be used in
this county, will be prosecuted for DANA
ages.
Letter heads, note heads, bill heads,
or other stationery, are put up in pack
ages of Il to , reams, and a cover put on
in book form. The top cover has a neat
calendar printed upon it. This top COW
er is made of blotting paper. When you
want to write, throw the top cover back,
and after writing your letter bring it for.
ward, and press it down as blotter.
Then pull the sheet up, as it is pasted at
the top and right hand edge.
In a week or two we will call on our
merchants, bankers, county officers, etc,
and exhibit specimens of this invention.
We can print and put up letter heads.
bill heads, notes, bank deposit slips. etc,
at former prices, expecting to get our
money back by large increase in this
kind of work.