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Crockery & glass journal (1875)

New York : G. Whittemore & Co. · leaf 143

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heavily on it now. One of the biggest bills of goodsI ever sold was because my good looks were disfiguredby the discoloration of an otherwise perfectly goodeye. There was a man over at Louisville with whomI had made no headway after six months of regularcalls. He always seemed kind of lofty in his… … CORNER OF WM. COLEMAN S STORE, DEER LODGE, MONTANA. Then came the long list of bromides about per-severance, convincing manner, patience, earnestness,*and other sterling qualities. But the discussion wentback to: What is it that causes a dealer to buy a largeorder of goods from one man and nothing…

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