Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1879-04-30
High Street Marble Works,
WOODSTOCK, w.,
FRANK. P. ARCHIBALD, Prop'r.

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ERIEND, ask you to give this advertise
l. ment careful perusal, q candid thought,
| and see If facts are not made sufficiently
plain, to convince you that 1t is for your own
interest, Us well as the general public inter
est, to shun the class of individuals travel
ing around the country soliciting ORDERS
You undoubtedly think have an object in
Publishing this proclamation have, and
ask your pardon for my boldness at this time ;
but you will find my motive is as much tor
your own Interest as it is for mine. Can you
afford to purchase a Monument, Tablet or
Giavcstone, to mark the last resting place Of
your dear departed friend, from travelling
man who is not practical workman, when
you have plenty of opportunities to visit
some marble shops in your vicinity Can
this travelling nuisance sell as cheap or
cheaper than a fair workman can at his own
workshop or salesroom, attending to his
work every day, without any travelling ex-
penses Can you, by . small sample of
stone and pictures generally carried by those
let, or Headstone will look when completed
Can you afford your farm produce, goods,
or manufactures, rs cheap travelling yourself
or hiring some man to travel around the
country as you could by staying at home
must either furnish cheaper goods, OF charge
more for them, than the man who can sell
his goods at home while attending to his
manufacture. l do not claim to be God
send, trying to benefit mankind at nv ex-
pense; but, l claim you can save money,
give yourself better satisfaction by visiting
marble shop, where honesty is respected,
and looking over q fair assortment Of Gem
etery Work, than you can in any other way.
Consult yonr own ability and feelings and
when the time is set in your own mind that
your dear departed one, l ask you to come and
examine my Stock. Work, and Prices, before
purchasing. If you find after looking my
property, you can do better at some other
shop, providing you are sure Of getting the
same quality Of stock and work, then will
consider it your duty to purchase where you
can get the best for the least money.
In conclusion will say that below give
you few names of we'll known respectable |
citizens of your surrounding for reference Of |
fair dealing; these gentlemen, with many |
more, which space will not allow me to pub. |
lish, have had my work. Hoping / have
uttered no remarks unworthy OF truth and
in the above statement; also,
lime and thoughts by presenting myself be-
ore you in this way,
remain your humble servant.
FRANK. p. ARCHIBALD.
REFERENCES
Crosby Miller, Otis Chsmberlin, Moses
Paine, John d. Barrows, Smith Hodges,
'omfret.
Paul d. Dean, John S. Cobb. Moses Dut.
on, Daniel Aiken, Barnard.
Gilbert A. Davis, Morris Newton, Homes
US Stearns, Reading.
John Brockway, West Hartford.
Noah b. Hazen, Hartford.
John Dewey, 7. s. Carter, Quechee.
c. c. Bugbee, w. c. Raymond, F. E.
)orby, W. s. Southgate, Mary Furber,
Hosea Dot,n, John Cone, b. F. Standish,
'orenzo Richmond, Woodstock.
G. b. Holt, VIM Cady, So. Woodstock.
Orsmsl Averill, Judah L. Mack, West
Thomas Ryder, Taftsville.
A. V. Spicer, Albany, NY. L