Boone County Recorder . k he assumes the entire re-sponsibility for the merit of his prod-uct. He takes his business repo-tion in his bands—out in the lime-light—on the square with the buy-er of his goods, with the dealer andwith himself. The other manufacturer—the onewho holds out inducements,* offer-ing to brand all goods purchased witheach local dealers brand — sidestepsresponsibility, and when these infe-rior goods come back its the localdealer that must pay the penalty. A good example of the kind of pro-tection afforded the public by a trademark is that offered in connectionwith National
Boone County Recorder . k he assumes the entire re-sponsibility for the merit of his prod-uct. He takes his business repo-tion in his bands—out in the lime-light—on the square with the buy-er of his goods, with the dealer andwith himself. The other manufacturer—the onewho holds out inducements,* offer-ing to brand all goods purchased witheach local dealers brand — sidestepsresponsibility, and when these infe-rior goods come back its the localdealer that must pay the penalty. A good example of the kind of pro-tection afforded the public by a trademark is that offered in connectionwith National Lead Companys adver-tising of pure White Lead as the bestpaint material. That the Dutch Boy Painter trademark is an absolute guaranty of puri-tyLin White Lead is proved to themost skeptical by the offer NationalLead Company make to send free toany address a blow-pipe and imrtruc-Oons how to test the white lead forthemselves. The testing outfit is be-ing sent out from the New Yorkoffice of the company, Woodbridge. FULLY FILLED THE BILL. Rich Farmer Who Had Mistaken HimFor Wifes Admirer, Ended Life. Clay City, ill., Aug. 31.—Renderedtemporarily insane by remorse for hisact in killing his wifo and woundinghis son last June, whom he mistookfor her admirer, Julius Turner, awealthy farmer, committed suicide inhis cell in the county Jail here byhanging himself. He used his bedclothing as a death rope. Turner was60 years old, a civil war veteran andreputed to be wealthy. Mrs. Turner attended a church so-cial and had made arrangements tomeet her son there. Turner stood ina grove near the church when the pairarrived. He had a distinct look nt hiswifo as she left the church door, butthe face of his son was hidden ns heappeared from the roadway. He sawonly vaguely the form of a man standing close to his wife. Drawing a revolver he glided towithin a few feet of the couple and*opened fire on them. The first bulletstruck Mrs. Turner in the back. Asshe started to run another bulletst
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