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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
TWO GRAND JURIES.
The Unusual Luxury Enjoyed
by Tarrant County.
LAYING The CORNER STONE.
The Ceremony al Inc New Masonic Temple.
10 Likes Tsxas- Officer Rlce's Condi-
-ilargroyes Funeral-Wed-
ded Last Nlahi--lems
TILE GRAND Jury.

When the grand jury OF Judge Greens
court FLED % on Saturday Il was tue
general understanding they would report
aud adjourn n for no other reason than
because new grand jury viii be- or
eanzod for Judge Harris court iomor-
row Monday Foreman Quayle an
nonced they had not finished their work,
and after he had gone one discpnsolale
grand inanisltor said 20 Judge Green
be- did not believe they would De- through
On six years ot the rate they were going.
II told them 10 take up no new innitera
but 20 finish up what they had on baud,
said the judge.
Yes" said the disconsolatc juror,
''but they are taking up new cases aud
n whole lot OF them today VI we lust
finish up what we have nearly finished
now we viii be- here until next Thursday
anyway and and another grand jury VIII
De running at the same time
So Tarrant county will this week en-
Joy the luxury of two grand iuries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

DR.. II. H. parsOn has been confined
to his room for several weeks with O. mis-
terious aiilction Something like heart
trouble
IIfs daughter Mrs Stella IN Rue Of
Athens wns The first child born iu Ter
reil and on the Bird Of this month unto
her was born son, which is the grand
Mrs Fannie Nash Of Kaufman pre-
scnted her husband with q daughter,
making two grand children born 10 the
doctor la one week.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
A pEAcN nISrTnRnn

Yesterday Officers Nicely and Bildcker
arrested boy known as Milwaukee, on
% Charge oi disturbing thc peace. Nil
Yankee procured "a common lrpcrackcr
and exploded BE- iu tho wine room off
s1lpun. much 90 thp annoyance of the
inmates thereof. as The missile had the
effect 90 seriously disturb IA mcditntons
called fHr hy the fact that il was Sum
d1y. Milwaukee, viii explain his little
freak to Judge ilOuuoy this morning
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
rrVcTnT.rs- ATTFNTION.

Tho postponed annual meeting Of ne
company win hn held no che Armofy TINS
evening at 5 o'clock NJ members. arc
ordered 10 be present. Members dcslr-
ing to scvcr their connections With NE
company can do SO nc this meeting by
settling with The treasurer When their
discharges win be promptly granted.
BY order of Captain Ford.
j. II. CIIAMBERLIN,
First Sergeant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
AppITToNs TO MENLRERsnIP-

A large congregation assembled nj
thr broadway Presbyterian church YES.
teriay morning. Twcnty.scvcn of the
thlriy.two persons who have united With
thia church during the past three month";
were publicly received and approximately
charged by the pastor, RevL. b. Frrnch.
Two families presented their children
for Che application of the sign and seal
Of baptism After sermon on 'lu-
taht Chureh Membership the sRcra-
ment OF the Lords Supper WAS admin.
htorod
A aociabe win be- held nc the church
Tuesday night for the reception of these
new members. An members aud frirpds
Of THIS church are cordially invited To-
attend fIuosday night Refreshments
VIII Ice served free of charge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
An AGGRAVATED AsSAT'IT

Yesterday Officers Nccly and Biddelcr
wern notified that family fight was iu
progress near Twelfth and Main streets.
and upon investigating found that o.
man named Frank Mills aud his wife
had engaged in % family difficulty dur
Ing which Mills is alleged CO. hive struck
Kicked and otherwise mHtroBied Che
woman He was arrested and the charge
of aggravated assault booked against
l.f.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
Welded LAST NIGHT

Last night ut the residence of j. r.
Montgomery. g22 Macon street. Miss
Minnie Clay and Mr. j. NJ Brouuon
wrrr united Zoo marriage The bride has
long been one Of the most popular ,each-
cra boo the public schools of this city and
possesses many womanly qualities which
have cndpnrpd her 90 the people with
whom She bias come in contact A host
of friends viii join The Gazette Ia wish
ing the newly married pair all the hap
piupas youUhaufcd 10 mOrtuls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
SPORTING.
A FIGHT AnRANGEn.

Now York, Jan. Alex Grcgglns
signed articles today 10 fight Ted pritch-
ard before the Crescent City Athletic
club for purse of S6UOU. The date
named In the papers IS April =, but IL
viii boo changed TO March Z il Pritchari
consents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
MORN nYNANlIrn

Cologne, Jan San attempt was
made this afternoon TO blow mp the 60.
lOgne express near BnuXe. A dynamite
bomb was placed on the tract, 300 yards
from the station, but exploded prema-
lVfely. it Is believed the explosion is
The first Kun In The strike of the coal
miners, which Is expected 10 begin this
week
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
nm Is AIL IlIGIIr

The man McGec who rs allerod to bove
cut the mnn Cochran I'M dlWcnitv me-
u laundry saturday evening had moi hcpn
arrested 90 60 midnight lass night Tho
man no cut is II rs said. not soriously
injured. and there Is no reason DO appre.
memo amy serious consequences from his
wounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
Al FrNn ArnALnN

~ Spanisiaua Catholic church woa
ctoWed TO tic doors ut the No O'Clock
liehs @osWrdoy morning The occaHor
n.elng the first sermon lrcuchrd Ia Fort
Worth by ldt Rev Fathrr Fitzcerild
ihe new bishop of this diocese. tlis scr,
upu was o masterly one and held mo
Nast audience spellhouud. Tho choir
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

New York. Jan. y Six deaths from
typhUs FOYER occurred during SATURDAY
night on North Brothers Island Three
new eases were reported today. Two
supposed cases are in the reception tent
at BeliYille.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
ICE GORGE RRrAt,s

a, CINCINNATI o., Jan, S. The leo gorge IN
we uhlo river ~ moving nc the rate al Ave
NJ MN inllei AN hour The movement begun
lnla afternoon suddenly. nnd numbor of
river, Cratt were caught Dispatches un Ia
nnanNht ten of the destruction OF sba5
600 worth of property OF this character SINGS
noon No lives reported lost
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

Lond'n, Jan. S-rhe steamer William
aiming az Queenstown from Baltimore
reports thnt on Dee, - hor third enyin-
'es was washed overheard by heavy
The steamer Alichieap M I,veru,o,
from Boston rescued and landed M IN
rtlool the crow of rhe Norwegian borl,
,ns4AN, which was abandoned Ian a
me NelnN sailed from Apalaohicolo For
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

reas In excellent voice. and mn unusualV
cdoirs ungram had been Arranged iof
tho occasion the numbers being tN'tl-
i0naily interesting. Those VINO VIZ
present say thc services were ~ iHf IVY
ino.f Interesting ihai have bern held ~
the Now church since ils conservation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
NEW YORK LIME RORRED.

Brnssclls, Jan. S-'ihe manager OF
tie Brussels branch of the New Yorl,
ldfo Insurance company has made a
legal complaint against the cashier aud
clerk formerly employed by him. lie
charges them with hyaing ahsopnded
with S925 600.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
A New Process

The Lemon, the Orange, 1o
Vanilla, contains more o. less
Of a delicate flavoring sub
stance, and the separation OF
this substance in a manner so
as to retain all its freshness,
sweetness and naturalness. re-
uires the greatest experience
nd care.
on. PRICES DELICIOUS FLAVOR.
'ae EXTRACTS are prepared by
a new process thar gives to
them the natural favoring
qualities, and are SO concen-
srated that it requires but 1
small quantity 70 impart % a
cake, pudding or cream, the
delicate flavor Of the fre-b
fruit. The leading chemists
endorse their purity. The
United States Government
uses them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
PRACTICAL J. EVERY DEPART
AIENr

Webster says thore Is always room at
the top and the young man or woman.
who takes q business course. a course
iu shorthand and typcwritng. pmman.
ship or biography. nt Waldcn's Texas
business college. is preparing 10 mount
two rounds 100 % tiun. Noihiug sue
goods like success, and this Is lust what
thc pupils of this school DO Thcy suc.
geed. Call ON Prot Walden for special
holiday ratios,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
UARGROVIIs FTINTRAI-

Yesterday afternoon the remains OF
George HnrTove the man who was
shot through the hips in the famous hnt-
tlo nt Arlington e few WEEKS uku. boa
which two of biz opponents and one Of
Ids sons hit the dust pud from tho eff
frcto OF which wound Boz died last Sat
urdHy. were hurled in the city cemetery.
the funeral taking place lroW tlr under.
taking rooms, and the corpse being fol.
lowed Co the tomb by thc remaining
mcmber of the frmily with the ezcpu-
don of Walker, who is now in Jain Ou
q charge of murder. Considerable sym.
patty was CxurrBed for tho widow and
the younger momberg OF the family. who
seemed overwhelmed with thcir loss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
rnArE1c on nnArNs

again ON the 30 Inst AN opium llcruse WAS
adopted which permits the importation on
opium n bond by any one bul lhnlts the
nght 90 sell fhe drug TO licensed parties.
llaces for smoking opium may be- catsb.
hshed under certaln restrictions, The la.
come ~ the government under the bin III
oslImhtnd M 81 OnNMnl nor Nnnr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
A RIG PrRp

F0ll River. Mass, Jan. S.-A Gre 10.
Iay ~ ,he Troy building caused a loss
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

THE DAGGETT ESTATE
L. now offered for sale, part cash and
the balance ON ton aud twenty-five
wears. time. 1900 Main street, Fort
Worth
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

christopher Benson, "the pioneer engine
VANer 0t the United states, as he h cailcd.
Is an Inmate Of the Philadelphia hospitni
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
a 11nNrINa pARTY.

Tomorrow Mr. Henry y. Hydes party
leave Fort Worth by the Denver for
Bowie whore they 80 by the Rock Island
20 Sugden, the ranch Of Colonel Sugga,
whore the party will go into camp for
week or ten DAYS hunt
The party consists OF Mr.. Hyde and his
son-in-iav Sidney Dillon Ripley Cen
eral Fitzgerald DIR. W. A. Adams sam
Cnnty aud Max Elsor
ColoiNl Green loft by the Santa Fc to-
day 90 complete the arrangements and
the othorg will Doc chuperoned by Dr.
Adams until they are again under She
protecting wing of Colonel Green.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
FOOTWEAR !!

Which we are determined to
dispose of in the next Fl teen
days and in ord T to do so
we are Offering them at as.
tonishing low pric s See
these goods before purchas
ing,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
Hn is rNpRR ARREsr.

Tho man Garrison. who killed the C0u.
stable az Alyord few weeks MO. full
details Of which wprc published in the
Gnzetp dt the limo. has been arrested
md was expected 20 arrive in this city
last evening Sheriff Morris of Wise
county and Mr.. lMckol deputy, came
last night fur the purpose OF meeting
tlo deputy IN charge II tho prisoner and
accompanying him back 10 Decatur, but
later adWccs were 20 the effect that hc
would not arrive until this morning.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09
T.AYING THE CORNER STONE

The work on the new Masonic Temple
will Il is thought have been so far adj
yanccd by the lntter part OF The mouth
thnt the ceremony of laying the corner
stone win be- held this month or in the
early part Of February This ceremony
So very pretty and appropriate one,
and OF peculiar significance tD 900 mem
bOn Of the Ancient Graft When This
ceremony takes place it will Boz % sort
Of gala occasion FOR the MDsOug of the
state and men prominent boo the craft,
aud large delegations from sister lodges
viii he present 60 assist iu the work.
The corncr Stone win boz followed aud
Ia Il win nf deposited boz containing
copies Of the dHily papers, coins of gem
ernl circulation and rOstor of the lodge.
with other significant omblems The
grand master of the Ancient FIRES aud
Accepted Mnsous " the grand lodge ui
Texas viii ia ull probabilities o1icute.
"a al corpnr stourf nm laid hy the An
deut Craft OF Blua Lodge membership
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-09

me panlinc pottery at Edgerton, Wis
~ 9 STOCK company, under the managemoui
ot MI JNcchus, Whno MS wife has ,bn,.e,
"f 'he decorative department
hCH anna uoward shaw Is a noted Wal
w 90 AtW lofk, Ahc rauks ntst apinpg
Nl' NNNapn preachers of America
Mrs NJ Y. RimhNl. Whose husband. the
fAlir0ad, lately died has been eleried f,
'Ae directors Of the road ~ an bis place. =
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-09-23

L'ANNONCE'.
kDU PRIX

Ii est peu de c6tes de la carriere
commercials que nos negociants ct
marchands entendent 81 peu generate
ment que lannonce. Au contraire.
leurs concurrents de langue anglaise
sont tres entendus SUI. cette matiere ct
lis s~e..servent de ce moyen de publicite
avec une %virtuosite qui demontre
une etude approfondie ct une grande
pratique.
lie fat est que, DIES qu'un CONNER
CANT on homme d'atIaires q~uelconoue
de langue anglaise Went s'6tabiir
quelque part, il commence par lie faire
savolr a tous ceux avec qui il desire
avoir DIES relations d'affailes pour
attelndre cette fin, il prend les
moyens nG~cessaires (: il met une
enseigne a son magasin, ct une an.
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UN F0IE ATROPHIE MOMENTANE-
MENT GU n'exercant pas ses tonctions
regulieres, produit DIES accident de
sastreaux. II en- resulte une surex-
citation nerveuse qui cree linsomnic.
une prostration absolute du systeme,
ct, en- fin de compte, Get Gtat moral
que les hnglais appellent "spleen.
ct nous Americans, lie Glue" lie
NoToRo du DR.. Pierre ramene Fa,ti-
vite dams lie foie ct lie remet en- 6tat de
fare son travail. Aucnne medicine
plus pure, actuellement existantc.
aosolument sans danger. ne peut
etre meilleure que lie NovoRo du DR.
Pierre pour remettre en- 6tat les fonc-
tons orgaLiques du foie. &c est
pas une drogue patentGe, nous lemons
a vous lie dire. Cette medicine nar.
fate ne peut &tre obtenue chez aucun
pharmacien nj droguiste. mails seu!e-
ment par lintermtdiajre d'aoents
speciaux on directement lie son pro
prietalre. Pour information, spG-
clales on demandes, il ne s'aeit que
!dadresser une lettre au DR.. Pierre
fahrney, III S. Hoyne Ave. a
Chicago, Ill.
Ceux de nos lecteurs qui desirent
laire iessal de cette medicine peu-
vent aujourd'hui recevolr une don.
zaine de bouteilles 4 titre d'6chantil.
Ions (vendues 35 cents) en- envoyant
oeux dollars $1,000 au p~roprietaire.
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UNE FILE PHENOMENA
ELLIE A Is ANS ET pEsE 33 LIvREs

Cohoes, N. Y.,-Le Dispatch, de
cette vile, public lie recit interessant
qui suit sur rentrevue qua cue son
representant avec une file pheno-
meme :
Peu de personnes de Cohoes sont
au courant du fait que dams cette vile
IL existe I'm de ces oranges specimens
de lhumanite qu'on ne saurait trou-
yer ell aucun autre endroit du globe.
Cette curiosite est une file de
Richard Whitehouse, de la rue Third,
lie Adams, aui a eu seize ans lie trois
septembre ct qui Wit la lumiere du
Jour dams I'm petit bourg appel6 Wa
ter Lane, en- Angleterre. Cost de la
qu'elle vint a Cohoes avec ses parents
a fage de ONE ans. L'enfant. qui
attirait la curiosite du monde DIES
deuN h6misph6res, q DIES bras en-
forme triangulaire qui sont remar-
qu%ablement minces, ct il lui est i'm
possible de les redresser.
Les mains sont informes ct res
semblent aux critics de certains AMI
maux, les doigts petits, crochus ct
faisant saillie. Les jambes sont aussi
mlnces ct ressemblent beaucoup d
celles dun cheval, ct CONNIE les bras.
sont molles ct absolument inertes.
Files provoquent encore plus la
curiosite que les bras. Les pieds
sont informes, mails lis sont
une resemblance frappante avec
les sabots dun cheval. Les
ortells de chaque pied sont tous
p%erceptibles, mails sont plus petits que
les orteils ordinaires ct sont crochus.
Les traits de ce prodige sont parfalts
ct ses parents dissent qua part ses
bras ct ses jambes, ellie ma aucune
difformitG, ct 81 ce n'etait de son
visage ct de So tete, qui denotent
qu'elle a bien l'age dome on ne lui
donnerait au premier abord que
quatre on cinq ans.
La derniere fois qu'elle a etc
pesee la pauvre petite creature pesait
trente-trois ~livres, mails en- dept de
celia ct du fait qu'on est obIige de la
mouvoir daus une petite v~oiture
quand ellie vent sortir ct demeure
etendue dams une espece de petit lit
GU sur une chaise environnee d'oreil.
lers, les parents, chose etrange, dissent
qu'elle joult dune bonnie sante.
Malgre la difformite de SEES mains ct
de ses bras, ellie mamie bien raiguille.
CONNIE OF peut lie c~onstater par les
splendldcs hablllements de poupee
qu'elle a confectionn6s pour sa pro-
pre- poupee ct celles de ses petites
compagnes, ct aussi par d'autres
ouvrages d'aiguille qui sont tout a
fait bien reussis. Les parents dissent
qu'elle a I'm bon caractere ct leur
dire fut confirme, car CONNIE lie re-
p~resentant du "Dlspatch" question
matt les parents a Sol suiet, ellie SOU
rialt ct parlalt tout naturellement
avec de ses %jeules couslnes de New
York, qui etaient venues Ia voir.
A la demande de SEES parents ellie
chanta I'm couplet sur un ton de voix
clair ct doux qui aurait cause du de-
pit a plusieurs DIES chanteures qui Sc
croient les egales de la Patti ct
autres cantatrices de reputation uni
~verselle.
NJ Ayn <y
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LES
PAR ESCOFFIER.
" II
Suite
PAR ESCOFFIER.

-Nous oubliez, dit-il cue j'ai a
rendre raison a VI. de Wendell de Ia
plus sanglante DIES Injuries person
nelles.
Mails c'est un s~padassin, il vous
tura !....
Non ; c'est I'm lache. Lorsqu'if
sentira en- face de lui un homme re-
solu ct calme, son habilete lui sera
dun bien mince secours. Ne crai-
gnez rien, je sails tenir une epee !...
NJ. de Wendell, hors d'etat de nuire,
qui done pourrait s'opposser a votre
liberte :?
Moi H.. Depuis trop longtemps
ie meme une existence odieuse. All !!
tn veux etre richie, independent -.
tn veux avoir tous les a~vantages de
la fortune, lie bien-etre, la consldera-
ton, une femme charmante ct une
maison ~respectee EFT tn crois
quill suffit d'etre liable -. mails,
m~alheureux, 81 lie monde oublie, ia
conscience veille H..
NJ. d'Humbart etait effrayant de
paleur, en- faisant ainsl son acte de
contrition.
En- vain, son beau-frere voulut lie
calmer:
Non, non, dit-il, vous savez tout,
ell bien ! je veux qu'au moins vous
puissiez dire que TAI cruellement
expi6 b.. II y a neuf ans que lie
comte est tombe foudroye sous les
sabots de mon cheval. Oh! j'avais
tout calcule avec une telle precision,
une telle habilete, que NJ. de Combes,
seul, ce miniaque muet, ma pas cru
I'm accident. Wendell, h6las i! ma
yalt pas etc dupe, ct c'est paw la que
mon chatiment a commence. Get
homme a empoisonne ma vie. Mails.
n'eut-il pas etc la, que j~'aurais etc
tout aussi malheureuX.. Ii nest pas
de jour que je n'aie etc persuade
par lie remords -. Ma femme ST douce
81 bonne, 81 aimante, je n'osais pas
m'abandOnner a sa tendresse IL Y
await entire ellie ct mol cette horrible
vision !...Et dependant, c-est ellt
qui me rattachait a la vie L.. .J'allais
etre pere t.. P%eut-6tre les caresses
de mon enfant m~'auraient fait GU
bier ....J'ai os6 l'esperer. ... Diet
MA punt. ..Dieu est iuste. Mai,
pourquoi me frapper dams ces limo
centes creatures !....
NJ. Lefrancois cut Gus les yeux
en- ce moment, la vivante image dl
maudit. II Sc sentit envahi par un,
immense pitie.
-Oui, Dieu est juste dit-il. I
vous a frappe dams tout ce que YOU.
aviez de plus cher au monde; mai.
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GU dams lie journal qui est lu par sa
future clientele. C"est, dira-t-on, un
acte de simple bon sens. Dependant,
voyez I'm Franco-Americain dams 10
meme situation neuf fois sur dix, il
neglige ce premier element du success
ct 81, d force de travail ct d'economie,
il finit par ramasser quelques sous,
la OH un autre plus eclaire aurait ra-
masse autant de plastres, il ne man.
que pas de Sc vanter d'avoir reussl
sans announcer.
Settlement, ceux qui reussissent
ainsi, a peu pres. ne sont guere que
I'm OH deuX SUI cent qui faillissent.
Allez leur demander p~ourquoi lis
n~'annoncent pas. Sils sont francs,
lis vous vous diront que l'annonce
conte trop cher ct qu'ils mont pas
d'argent a jeter par les fenGtres.
S'ils v~eulent biaiser, lis vous dlront
.qu'ils font assez d~'af1aires pour leur
capital ct gu lis men dGsirent pas
plus. D'autres prGtendront que la
clientele procuree au moyen de Tan
nonce ne vault rlen que c'est + re
but dies autres ~marchands. @ Il qul
lous les autres ont fermG leur
compte.
Ce pr6jug6 contre l'annonce est
tellement enracin6, surtout chez les
n6gcciants de l'avant-derni4re genera
ton, que lorsqu'ils vous donnent une
annonce, lis disent-et lis en- sont
convalncus-que c'est pour obliger,
pour ous encourager. Aussi, CONNIE
lis ne vous encouragent qua leur
corps defendant, lis Sc contentent
d "a petit espace, dune petite carte
pe.due parmi les tire-l'eil de leurs
concurrents ct, naturellement, lis men
TRENT que peu de benefce, ce qui les
confirme encore dams leur erreur.
II est evident, pournant, il nous
semble du moins quill soft impossible
de nler cette proposition, que du mo-
ment Qu'un marchandd a quelque
chose a vendre, il est utiIe que tous
les acheteurs possibles lie sachent.
Or, pour arriver la, il ny a pas Gin
quante moyens. L'enseigne sur la
porte du magasin est une
qui parle au PEASANT, pour peu que
lie PEASANT regarde autour de lui
Mails renseigne ne peut bonner
qu'une idee generate, abstraite, du
commerce qui Sc fait dams lie magasin
qu'elle surmonte. La circulaire, bien
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