Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1893-07-11

their desperate struggle in q hopeies
and lukless caus realize thes truths
too late to rally for another enter
prise, and this ritter, DO spent the
early prime of life IN corting tlles
risks insted of fanking them, would
feel proud if II yer possible To drive
the srealities into your brain now and
save the long. hard years Of mental
torture aud reInors that ar sure to
feIo.
Our attractive temtatious for mid
sumner plead with the teder in no
uncertin or cquiyocaI sound-gath-
cred in from evrv manufacturing
centre of the world for cAsH-avoid-
ing the middIeman with his hevy
importation charges and placed befor
U at the loest minimum of profit, es-
Gaping a9en another nidleInan eald
the drnmer with his FIVE and ten per
cent. eomision-no wonder the Old
Regular calls them Sledghamers
and Triphamers. They appeal ire
sistiblY to evryone who's hopes and
who's unaverted gaze is fixt upon that
splendid word success.
On the first page in words that a
child ma read is our logic, which is
absolutely unanserable and smashes
all controversy on the subject. On
the next, our terms and conditions
of character so inviting and liberal
as to leav q no Reuse for ncglecting
the opportunities that will assuredly
make a broad mark all over your
mercantile life. On the succeeding
pages ar figures that vii allow U %
per cent. profit and enable L to quote
Mt or belo what yor competitor paid
for the selfsame goods. We are
headquarters beyond tile reach of
competitor. We ar the TTnderbuy at
this end of the line q are the under
sell, money down, and that is the
Alpha and Omega of the Rouss Sys-
TEN. If U have the iron will to stick
sacredly to thes perfect business
methods yor fortune la within your
grasp. From time to time q read
The bottom lines of successful men
who had the hors sens and curage to
read arite the living Lessons and en-
brace the chances, with no risks.
Rite to these magnificent fellows
representatives of the correct system.
Tha will tel you what child's pla the
'swalk over" was-the solid results
in one short year. u will find thes
Raqueters evrywher in your OWL
State-in fact it is difficult to find n
town wher thes hustlers ar not dr;v-
ing the oldtimer out of existence, de-
stroYing the barbaric system of the
ages gen by that enricht neither Dyer
nor seller, but nearly always impover-
ished both.
A single trial-no mater whether
by order or in person-the tel tale
fgurs are the same precisely-wfl
settle the question with evry merchant
who fites TO win and who means to
master all the problems and possibil-
ities of Mercantile Success
Yes. the merchants of this age are
growing progressive and aggressive,
too. See the havoc thes spot cash
champions make in the credit rank /:
tha begin to smell the credit brim-
stone, and propose to pass into his
tory rs visitors and not victims. Tia
ar tired TO deth of the wear and
swear and tear of credit life-at mite
waiting for dabreall; all The day, like
Wellington, waiting for mite, Tha
want TO go to bed and sleep like n
horse, go 10 the table and eat like n
tramp, and let some other fellow pour
down the corn and hops. They have
found out that success does not lay
behind the Ledger breastwork firing
at long range at the Stonewulls who
had fianked and ignored them, and
after, had ridicuIed their terrific
traffic and held them up to the latter
and derision of cash buyers.
CHAs. BROADWAY Rouss,
New York CITY.