Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1885-02-26
HARD TINES.
l. W to Live, How to Save and How
to Deal in Margins.

to Deal in Margins.
Most people live without counting
cost, expecting something to turn
TO strike some scheme or TO find
p nethlng they know not what, which
i not only enable them to pay
,ir debts but make them wealthy.
swho surely follows this plan will
Ust as surely come to wanG. He who
4. .lculates we'll, will at the end of the
rear see what his expenses and income
ave been. II he finds his income has
lot been sufficient to meet his bills
Iud lay up small margin besides, he
ill begin to look around and see
there he can cut down best; perhaps
,, has paid out more for clothing than
, as actually necessary. He might
| we bought something which would
I'VE kept himself and family just as
Erm and com mfortable, even if 1t did
It look quite as nice. If the meat
was too high buy less meat or a
ieaper grade, you will live just as
ng and be just as healthy ii you
ont have meat three times day.
You may have employed more hired
lelp than was profitable or paid larger
.alaries than your business warranted
We believe that every man can if he
will, find dozens OF plans if he will
nly look back wnsre t1S might have
.aved more or less, ii ne had known
the times were going to be so hard
and money so scarce Now IT. you will
make a review of the past year OF your
come, set so much aside for food, sc
much for clothing, farming imple.
ents, horses, repairs, sickness, inter
if you have any to pay, smal
mount for accidents, and figure it Sc
lat you will have little margin left
esides to lay up for old age or a WEI
sy. Make everything which is within
,our control come within the amoun
set aside (and most things, all) Bast
shese allowances on the past year, anc
not ON imaginary future in the hope
that everything will be better mex
ear; that wheat and corn will be high
OF perhaps the crops better anc
oney plentier, and we will assure
Suthat hard times will very soon b
ade easy. There are so many ways
which a man can save that little
re and a little there, will soor
aount to large sum. For instance
nen you so to buy your Drugs
)oks, Oils and Paints Wall anc
tindow papers, 60 to Saurs' Drue
ia Book Store, where you will Away
al large, nice stock of nearly every
ding which man can think Of. Ge
,is prices, then If you are not suited
20 elsewhere and see if you cannot dc
i little better. Always 60 where you
can get what you need, (not what you
sant, for the least money. Saur has
lad owe, twenty years of continuous
BUSINESS experience in his line, and has
aways made an effort Of buying his
..oods at the very lowest cash prices
nd giving bis customers the benefit
he sign oil. the Golden Mortor hal
,arked the place for years where
lany people have secured the RENE
les which have restored them to tht
salth and vigor of their youth Ii
le Drug Department everything il
spt nice, new and fresh; no old rene
les allowed to accumulate and only
lose which have been tried anc
roved are recommended by this house
"a the line of Paints, Oils and Varnish
az, the best in the land is always Sc
Mred and sold at the lowest prices
Wall and Window papers, Cloth Shades
md fixtures are made a speciality
Everything in the line of Schoo
Books, Miscellaneous Books, consist
Ing of Prose and Poetry, Blank Books
s;or all kinds OF tradesmen. Pas,
Books, Memorandums, Writing Pa
ber, Stationery, Etc, you will always
md complete, and sold at bottom pri.
ts. Trusses, Supporters, Shoulder
traces, and all kinds of Surgical In.
Bruments constantly kept on hand
: and furnished on short notice. Re-
aember when in need Of anything IN
he line Of Drugs, Books or Psints, tc
70 10 Saurs' large store and ses the