Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-17
THE BALTIMORE
NJ MANUFACTURERS RECORD
rs on, OF THE ncsr wDrLr-xsows
Industrial Papers in America.

IL differs from most Industrial papers in that
Is has . special aim, missIon.
ITS PURPOSE IS TO AID IN THE BUILDING
UP OF THE SOUTH.
For six years II has labored earnestly and I'M
tiriugly In this field. II has como to be looked
upon everywhere as
THE EXPONENT.
the representative OF southern Industrial inter-
osts. It Is universally accepted ss unquestionsd
AUTHORITY on all matters pertaining to the
resources and manufactures Of the South. Its
facts and figures and statements are used and
relied upon by writer's. public speakers. mem
bers OF Congress. State and National Govern
ment Departments, &c. tits
MORE WIDELY QUOTED
than any other paper Of the sort has ever been.
It has grown rapidly In circulation and inhu-
ence. II Is read now In every section OF the four
teen southern States 1t reaches the leading
manufacturing establishments Of every sort
cotton and woollen-mills, furnaces, foundrios.
machine shops, mines, railroad-oflces. saw
mills, furniturc-factories, wagon-shops, &C., as
well az dealers in hardware and metals, con-
tractors. and architects.
According TO the testimony Of .he most ex-
perionced advertisers, it Is the BEST aud
CHEAPEST medium for advertising Engines,
Boilers, Stsam-Pumps, Mining and Special Ma
chinery, Hardware and Hardware Specialiies,
Household Articles, Building Materials, Roofing,
Metals and Metal Working Machinery. Mineral
and Timber Lands, Patents Railroad Tools and
Equipmen ts, Rlectr1c-Light Machinery. etc, etc
The best friends OF this paper among is adver-
tisers are they who have advertised In II longest
Manufacturers who have advertised In Il for a
reasonable time rarely fall 70 renew their con-
tracts.
Southern manufacturers Of machinery, mill
supplies, &C., can largely increase their trade
throughout the South by advertising in tho
MANUFACTURERS RECORD. II 1t pays north
ern manufacturers to advertise In It for south
ern trade land II certainly does) It would surely
pay southern manufacturers also.
The following 10 about the sort Of letters the
MANUFACTURERS RECORD gets from its ad-
yertisers:
GARCIN, MOsELY & BONNER SALES AGENTS
SOUTHERN RUBBER COMPANY.
RICHMOND. VA. April o. 1885.
We desire 10 write you our opinion a. TO how
we regard the MANUFACTURERS RECORD az
reliable source OF information and az an adver-
tiser. We are pleased TO say we have found it to
be by far the most reliable paper Of the kind
published, and as we have subscribed 10 all
kindred papers. We think Wo are In position to
fudge. We have discontinued all subscriptions
10 papers purporiing to be Of the same class, az
wo End all the information regarding the erec-
tlon OF new enterprises ia the MANUFACrU-
TURERS' RECORD about one week ahead OF
any OF the other journals. Through your Con-
struction Department We have secured some OF
the largest orders placed In the South for rubber
and leather betting among them that OF the En-
pire Lumber Company, Of Empire. Ga, 70 whom
We furnished some 5000 worth OF betting; the
Orange Park Lumber Company, at Orange
Park. Fla; the BRENNAN Oil-Works, Bronham.
Texas, and many others toe numerous 70 men
tion. We cheerfuly give you an advertisement
and feel assured that the money Is well spent
We will say We do not believe in newspaper ad-
yertlsiug, and your paper Il the only one in
which we would care 10 Lave an advertisement
Of any kind. We have been subscribers 70 the
MANUFACTURERS RECORD for three or four
years, and intend to keep up our subscription rs
long as the paper ls published.
Very truly.