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ADyERTIslNG.--Wh q tradesman adver-
tises, he sacrifices, in the expense of the adver-
'isemeni, part of the profit which he would
have had if his customers would have come
without the advertisement. The only question
for him is, whether it is better to turn his mo.
ney more quickly with smaller profit. or tc
wait longer and make larger one; and thai
The first is found to be the best plan in many
cases, the frequency Of advertisements fully
proves. II purely question for the trades
man TO settle for himself.-P Penny Cyclo