Vade Mecum from Salina, Kansas • 7

1 SUCCESS AND FAILURE. Kl(iiiiiM with iiniiio mi only 1.1 ri-nU. 1N( II, Tliu jif. Slump Work, jiliiy'lt, I ml. Four Books In Ono I No Household Is Complete Without III THE COMPLETE BOOK OF HOME AMUSEMENTS.

UiTi'iit HtullHtlrH, iMrnrdliig to Hrad Hkii'I fur A PAPER. :lrv.n run, tit reel' ComiiH'irlul IHrertory, tdiow that t'Mf, iiiiiiNim. In nil linen or iimI ti rial me more tiuiii fuiir lirttiM.or over flghty-two percent, rsKH'l. THINK mill 3 lu.uilhV mil.w'rl- 300 all who fulli'illa ImihIim'hh In tin I Mm hi In luro ulcirjr iinMr fur in oi. I mUu Omul lituir, tloly.tkti, Mnmm, Nate lt v'iirwin lroujrht to tin con lltiin prliiitirlly lnauiKc of lark of equip HTOIllKH, nil lm incut, cither until ntl or arqulred, inentii or tliiHiit'Iiil, or tliritiiifh lurk of mim-cIhI ml I in uillrn.

li a In run ulury Mr fur iii'l. IjhIIiw (JimhI l'lmr, lliilynkv, lilP iK'Htloiiiu tholr rH iMctlvu line of trade. It clear mi'l plainly evident tuat poor and Miijierllrlai preparation for bus WtiHtmiMt llMinMd UmmMiuAfM It ua banlah er, a rnotl lium.mloy oiiim'Ivik wiiila irntf. I low iiiih'Ii hi'i'ir liw luurh lxi.ur ml ar Umw lumixawlmviii tlia lallirraiul umiiiair, ami vvii Ilia itray-liaiii'd wlili Ilia rliililrun alter la in ini'rry rainu nrnllii ainuwuii'iil, llian Mirriina ami rnwrva aitl clnllf fur iiravalk 'BuU" "what Imll WHduf Va rvttd uniilaa arelirudi nl know of mi ainuwniriil at we care for. Iluwuliall wa aiiil'loy the ln Imvn pulilikliaif a IxmiIi to amtarr llm iiniion, ud a ouilvrful book It I.

It eoiititlni ft lre riiliiiiiii qiuito i-aiwa. neatly bournl In hamliuimo envr.end lal.d in Hie bruit iih an-ry ciiioeivaiile tliiiiKforiliaeiillvumiinutof buine. It lain rlnyr b4 for lieorara Ilia rMiud orenpieU dy four tl mlinrt foliimaa. ami mattor aaany Ixiok ulilmliril at iliaaauia price. It la a eonipleUi fat ImmiIc forfuiilia and I'rivuia Kuivnaiu-fimnULj'riTate lUuainrnla, Tailor FliibiUii.

fiin'ml Omlifrluu ichoolExliibitionaaiid linlnirat llmua. It i a bunk for uid au4 Iiiunir, aruve and iy nulle pliirehuuM tf rood lliliiiia lor all. leoi.unn numU'roT Actimu tumiif. with uil ilirwitowt liow iN-rlortn tlinn. ltpivi-a iiii Yry mwllmit I'amik Uham.

eailr artudyrtvcrBmukiiiK, lttfllaallaiut bUuuw l')iroaiMaH. and tliiaalona wo lluuk you will ny I worth the -n of tht ImmiM. It eoo-Ulminvnrly liity bautiiul IMhmmii Vivams, and ultra full anil exiillritdireriioni fur crforiinnii thorn, In It axe no umny aiutiatiic i'AKMHOAMM that we have iiutaiiuinpid Ut Ho rn, but tli i nk we hae almoal rrery llilntr, new old, thiit ever tlioiivlit if in llievain line. Tboit wecuroe toalotoi won.lrrtul Jli rBTHATia ITKI.KH piNimiiily intncaia, but to oy Wlienyod turn UHiiroir iiukii ami learn the unmr. litre aun tint, Viniii.t x.

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lf. IifiiynllH, Iml. InchK life Ik tliu one great weakness our nreHeiit lmliihtriiil traininir-the broad OHtof nil avenue loading to failure. It In thU lack of proper emilimieiit hich IIMMIMIII Mli (O causes certain advertisers to full, while mini wml iwn wo- $7J PER MONTH KS iiikii to Irnviil mill riiu i ri'iiri'iu'iit im In khcIi other gradually work their way to em Mliixl I'lckli-M IMb. imvl.l nent HiicceHH mill treat wealth.

The tnl, Wrllu to I'lljr, Ni'lifH-kn. ureal sttidv with th advertiser, therefor tdiouM ItH how to Kttirt rljrht, how to MARRIAGE on right, how to kiM'p fully equipped. MiiJlHl PAPER taiKeioto Hi'-ii. Uow youuic and tild hoada will (male and fludy ovr ttifm. and bow proud you will feul whirl you imva aoived one and lu forma tion of our Association that pays from I'hintkhh' Ink, published weekly, at $ift yeav, ly iiiHi.

I Itowell Am to C'oPKDRrns, tlit-re arenanri a butHtl of Umm, aome ao tunny you win want uom your mwm SXluoaliiJr. and wl al Inn ft Willie lor one of Hie rompany tor-ad are wboeao rniwrial 1 A fo.urral.le on of the boi.k in allollrd IoVahmih and b.re yH will flud bundrwli ioJ woutarfnl and amuwiii trirka, eamly rrl.irmrd, Ji-t eitMdinly wy.ilfyinic to your audience. ban tliere ara a lot of aniuw 5 and lniitrui-ti 'ciiaMN-aL EirKiaNTm ibuwiiu'liow the end man tliealin ff KoUowlna lliena are a nunilier of tic lenj KiJJ-i-3 ltd nmifc.uiul.le e.tlierfor Vhrna eil.iliillone or parlor enUrtainmenU Uat. tmt not tftf.OOOitt marriage mailed Free. Address, UUNNKIH MONTHLY, Toledo, Ohio.

jmmv i urn. Thin little magazine is an it teiidieH theseleiico of advertising, rroin taii tlie li-iokfoiiUiiia nearly flfty of the flnrat KaciTATionn. arauiauo, PlS. a.JS 'J" r.T....r..i- indeed am endid Thb OoHn.aT H'Ni liOUa kVMMm an cdtici.t oiml standpoint It In able. It $15.00 Buys a Geni's Gold-Filled contributors lire, in the main, the inott wnin 1 W1TPU pivoT ir JKJ HA I IH COIII'LKTK fAt'K We will aend the nbtive IxMik FHKE with one year'a uWrldlon to Vai Mkiium.

BiicccMHful advertisers anuiidvertlsingcx- or WnUiiain Movement. Ounr- an toed to wwir ym. Hi-nt a tl mith iirivllfiTw ut tfXuimiuiUon bofuru pay pert. Its iulvertinerH nr very largely the nbleKt advertising Hgciiclc and the liveliest and inoKt valuable, advertising 1 9llW UlflM. JAMES H.

PARKER A CO. A BIG MAIL FREE. inediuiiiH. I In proprietor, the strong, lead ta Dearborn Btroet, CII1CAQO. ing advertising itgency, of wl.om that -KVKItYHODV KKAI) TINS trSetui Jvr wtnpleto CWuloyue.

progrsslvc, thoughtful HliKlent ami 'iieh er of the of advertising, Mr. (Jeo. 1. Kowell, is tho head. The reader Ik constantly brought In contact with many of the brightest ami ablest minds ho are Popular Sheet Music THE VERY BE8T AND LATE8T PIEOE8.

interested In advertising, hitch Inter ehangeof thought means coiiHtant pro cress. Bond for catalogue and pricea. We beat the world. Ttr 1 0 cents Silver, your Name and AtldrcHS will he InxorU'd ami copy inallctl yon, accompanied with tho I'ohMvo Proof that your Namo eent to THOUSANDS of PL'HMSIIKUS, ADVKltTISKUS, MAN UFACTL itKHS and OT1IKHS, and from Uk-ho you will receive Hundreds and pomdhly ThoiiHandd of Valuable Samplo, Papew, Hooka Magazine, Cataloguea, Term and Outfits to AgentH, Works of Art, Ktc, Etc. ALL FHEK.

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ESSEX, Room l. 06 Maiden Laue, New York Clf jr. the science of advertising through bring Ins together, in free, discussion, the ablest minds. Ah a publication calculated to successfully educate and uevolop tho GUITAR advertiser, it stands entirely uiicquiilcd And unrivaled In this or any other country. Issued weekly, its teachings and Influence 1IJ frimK aifj are continuous on the reader; thus are luUIy no nHHl of nottm whntvr with thla mitthiKi, Uulur plylitir (niiKlit hy IIIUMtratlon.

We are re-rWvlnff huiiilrtNla of tiwtliiioiilalii every wwk fnitn men guided and developed almost with out realizing it. This continuous educa (niH Willi Umi MII'lll. child ran unlnitiul them. They tell you right where tlon means continuous progresH for the great field advertisers. Do not under stand me as saying that all wisdom in the selk art Is to be round lit this magazine, out 1 do sav that more Is to be found there than in any other single channel in the world.

Oultart In fart, Ml you all thura la to know. The author of thomt CharU hiw lun-n a U-nehur fur 0 yar, ami Ilia luccmia duo Ui Ihuim ClinrU. tAO worth of lnfiirmtlon aciiilnil for 60 ecu In. TIkiiiuukU al-reaily mill and (flvlnj pt-rfwt Atlfiwtlon. Hand- The chart is a little thing, but on it much of the safety of the mariner depends.

STEPHENSON PATENT ADDING-MACHINE. ota'Joji. But a Radical jjpki jj)ode iq fickle, (on dding jfijUMS achincny. Jtia the Greatest Invention of the aye in the mathematical line, adding figures without head-work, proving your trial balance, and carrying on a conversation at the same time. 1'rinterH' Ink is the chart or guide to oiui'ljr prinUMl aim ixnimi, anil win int a iiieuins.

rhnre am 14 OmrtN, ihowln 110 poltlon oo tbl Suiur. I'rtceb0cnuperaottiei). Buiiuw-aay. whom many advertisers already owe much of their safety and success. For twenty years I have constantly advertised.

Successful at the start, SentFHKE with a yearly suhscrlption to this paper. through the value of an original, popular TAUGHT AAAA4, 2'" V'l-. idea, I wa4 weak enough to latioy 1 knew something about advertising. The loss of over $100,000 in 1S72 made a profound iinpreHHion on me, to the effect that I knew nothing about it. I went to work to try to learn the art, and, by constant endeavor and study, I have been able to hold a place In the ranks of buccchs.

Could I have had at that time such a magazine, such an exchange of thought, a teacher and educator as Printers' Ink, I think I should havo saved over ijlHM.OOO In 1872. I also believe I should have made more money, and with less worry and care, ns tho years rolled by. The reader doubtles infers that I would pay a very high price for Printers' Ink, if necessary. I would nay one thousand dollars a year for it, If it could not be procured because I believe it to be worth more than that sun. to me in my business.

The successful lawyer studies the Law Hep irtcr, tho successful physician mid the Medical and Surgical Keview, and tho successful advertisers Printers Ink. Mistake not, reader. This article is not intended to Hatter and does not (latter. Flattery Imitates as nearly as possible the form of honest, deserved merit, and the one is only too frequently taken for the other. I hippy are those whose keen perceptions enable them to clearly distinguish tho true and substantial from tho false and hollow.

E. C. Aixkn. DESCRIPTION The exact fdze of the Adding Machine is fihown in the above cut; it being made small and of convenient form for carrying in the pocket, where it is always ready for use. It is substantially manufactured in nickel, and with ordinary tmnge will last a life-time.

Full and plain directions for operating are sent with each machine. FOR ALL POINTS IN Editorially, Underwood's Bnnk Reporter says: 'Stephenson's Adding Machine is practical Machine for adding figures. It is beautifully made, and adds any col Texas, Arkansas, umn of figures with marvelous rapidity and accuracy. One should be in every bank and counting-room. It will pay for itself in one day." S.

M. Armstrong, of San Francisco, says: "I can not say too much in praise of Stephenson's Adding Machine. Besides being perfectly accurate in all cases, it does its work much faster than the ordinary accountant, as I can add thirty 1 jl i A 1. A figures a straight lino in twelve seconds, my saies in una cuy amount, uver Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, AND COLORADO. Dirrcct lino to Kanwis City, AtchlHon, one thousand machines." We have hundreds of testimonials speaking in praise of the machine, but con sider the above indorsements all that is necessary to convince one not familiar with its use that it is all we claim it to be.

CraTThis Addinir Machine i not be confounded with others which have been Extra Fine Playing Cards. Send ton (10) cents In stamps coin St. Joseph, Omaha, and tho North, Bo- placed on the market, for while others are mere toys or mathematical curiosities, this is an article of practical uho in which the longest columns of figures are quickly added without requiring the least mental work. Besides its enabling experts to add twice as ranidlv as thev did before its use. and with the certainty of getting the lalia, St.

Louis and all Points East. FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS. correct result at the first computation, it makes experts of those who could never before master ordinary addition. In short, it is the only machine, thus far devised, that makes the work of adding lighter, more rapid and perfectly accurate- to John Sebastian, General Ticket and Passenger Agent, Chicago Hock Island Pacific Chicago, for a pack of the latest, smoothest, slickest playing cards that ever gladdened the eye or rippled along the fingers of tho devotee to Seven-up, Casino, Dutch Euchcr, Whist or any other ancient or modem game and get your money's worth several times over. It is the fastest selling article on the market, and live, wide-awake agents should write at once and secure good territory.

Dllman Buffet Sleepim Cars. H. C. TOWNSEND, 0. V.

and T. St. LOUIS, Mo. Price, prepaid, $1.50. Address Publishers Vade Mecum, Salina, Kansas.

To niiynnondliiK us yearly mtWIpMons to Vaijb Mkobm wo will kmiiI bi nn AilillriK Mnchliic, ohnrgos prepaid, FREE. SPECIAL OFFER, Head ounulvertisinonts. They are words to you from tho host firms in tho country wlio want agents. It. W.

WOHDAN, Agent, Siilina..