Wo deal extensively in the manufacture of
newspapers, but wo want to increase our
patronage. We also want some paper
hanging*but tho advantage of paper
hangings, after all, is uncertain. At the
suggestion of a dealer in paper hangings,
we have thought of the following plan to
supply ourself. Knowing it to be the inter
est of all business men in New \ ork who
take newspapers, to take the II iseonsin
Herald, and to advertise in it, and presu
ming that paper hangers in a New \ urk es
tablishment that is widely known, are ac
quainted with most of the business men in
that city, and can easily persuade them to
subscrite for our p ipet and advertise in our
columns, please forward to us immediately
s,i() worth of your best paper hanging*, to
be paid for by us on the following conditions:
you to send us cash subscribers nnd adver
tisers whose bills with us shall amount in
the aggregate to so much that five per cent,
lheiout w ill equal f 30—your charge for the
paper hangings. Whenever we are con
vinced that tins contingency has occurred
through your agency, we will pay you S3O,
and in turn, will try advertizing a year for
your company on the terms proposed in
your circular.
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