Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 67
cessful, and loses everything if he acts negli-gently or dishonestly. Here is a true story, by way of illustration. Ayoung drug clerk wrote from the Far West to aprominent pharmacist in New York, saying hewould like to come to the city and enter a store.He came, but when the pharmacist questioned… … LECTLRlv-ROOM IN TME NEW-VnRK COLEKCE OF by the way, the druggist often combines the func-tions of pharmacist and postmaster, or keeps astock of newspapers and periodicals and a mis-cellaneous assortment of cheap fancy articles. Clerks of real ability, who have not only gainedthe confidence of…
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