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The Business Guide will recommend itself to all who desire, in a concise form, full information as to safe and correct methods of doing business. All the technical terms have been omitted, and the language is plain and comprehensive, so that any one may read it and understand it.

The short rules of Arithmetic will be found so practical, so concise, and so complete that it will be a marvel to all who examine the Guide. This book has been prepared for the masses, and the theoretical and intricate parts in solving practical problems have been omitted, and only the "short cuts" that are right to the point, are used. The "why" has been omitted, and the "how" thoroughly explained. A business man wants to know the "how," and cares but very little for the "why."

For lack of the information which this book contains, business men lose thousands of dollars annually, and millions are lost in litigation, owing to the careless habits, or the ignorance of the proper methods of doing business, to say nothing of the loss for the same reasons, by the trickery of confidence-men and sharpers in general.

The Business Guide will be found especially necessary to young men and young women, and will give them many hints and helps in doing business, and will be a safe counsellor and a friend all their lives. The principles can be easily understood, and readily applied and practised. It ought to be in the hands of every teacher and every scholar of sufficient age to understand business transactions. It deserves, indeed, a place in every household.

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