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the printing of the fiftieth thousand having
been called for within a short period from the
time of its first publication; and its sale is con-
stantly increasing with unparalleled rapidity, the
prospect being that in time it1 will reach nearly
every household in the land.

SPECIAL feature of this book favorable
agents, is, that it has a more rapid sale in s
locality the more fully people become acquainl
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town is more profitable to the agent than
first. For terms to agents, address MosEs Wi
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WHAT NEWSPAPERS SAY.                      OPINIONS OF PROMINENT                          WHAT ACENT
MEN.
Froft the 11 Statesman," Austin, Toxas.                                             From. k. v.  of -.t "le    J. S. Mati, Gold
Fromthe"Sttesmn,"Ausin,Texa. Fom     on.Sehuyler Colfax, late vice-     -I hasve canvasseid for Hil
"It is a book that no professional or business 2 Presit of the United States.      days, and taken 2   orders."
man ought to be without."                                      SOUTH BEND, I,n).
MYDRAISIR: I have examined with interest
From the "Churchman$" San Francisco, and also with surprise your JManua o Social From J. W. England, PI
CaL                    and Business Forms,' and find It really an en-  "The book takes well, aii
The wk t having the rald age which Its cyclopedla of Information of all kinds, needed known the better it is liked.",
intrinsic valuesh us                      in   cal or business life, admirably arranged
and iandsomely Illustrated. forming the most
comprehensive and satisfactory work of the   From T. F. Graber, K,
rrom   the "Women's EX"nent,", Salt kind I have ever seen. It ought to be in every    11I never sawiabook that I
ro th W mn it   elibrary and countIng-room, and the longer it is with a will, before I saw your
ake, City.                  examined and used, the more highly It will be
"We view it as one of the best books of its appreciated.  Yours truly.
kind ever brought to our notIce."                             SCHUYLER COLFAX.        Win. H. Shepard, San F
PROr. THOS. E. HILL, Aurora, Ill.                                   Writos: "Our canvass in I
From the "Detroit Free Press."                                                   bids fair to reach 350 subsr
"This book disarms criticism by carefully re- From  Prof. A. Freese, formerly Sup,t the second canvass, six mon
framing from promising too much, and as care-  of Schools, Cleveland, Ohio.
fully performing all that it promises."     "Hill's Manual is no ordinary affair. This     H. B. Mathews, Ax
rau wll see after examining it fve minutes.  Says: "This is the best boo
or  young man who wfnt s  i  know how busi- an agent to sell in hard times,
From the "Daily Times," Denver, Col. ness is done, how to put things in good sha    pie to save money and inal
"The book Is an original, elegant, and won- and the rf. sli pe, this book is invaluabe  they cannot afford to be withc
derfully Comprehensive volume           l nke t,             could have found such
pensabl en eery     oume  1 ounting-room and not Het it for less. pr  f o li he ou a
home, cu    nwork.In my boyhood, my blunders would Jave From Mrs. L. Hoag, Hig]
office."                                  been less. and my areennqss less aptiarent when

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