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We think that this firm deserves great credit for furnish- 

 ing so good an article and at sucli a low price. 



It may appear to many as though we had at the present 

 time everything in the Avay of labels that is required ; 

 still there is a want which is not yet fully supplied, and 

 that is, a cheap and durable label that can be written 

 upon with a pencil, and have it remain legible, not for one 

 or two years, but for ten or twenty. 



We have plenty of what are called indelible pencils, 

 but none of them are any better, if as good, as the ordi- 

 nary pencil when used upon a painted surface. 



There is still a chance for improvement in labels, ancl 

 we are all looking- for the man who will make them. 



