Edward Stone rises from debt to prosperous stationery business
Edward Stone leaves Uncle Dan and follows advice to save and learn the business. He earns his aunt Polly’s respect, then builds a shop with his uncle’s backing. After three years he buys the business himself and prospers, marrying Polly as a reward for his diligence.
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Edward Stone
Uncle Dan
Edward
Mr. Store
Toby
Polly
Mary
Mr. Stone
Wanted. A list of oddly phrased people and names
A humorous item lists people who would make odd sermonists, speakers, and spouses. It then shifts to mining at Eureka and a discussion of Lionel Tennyson changing his name for money, Chinese naming customs, and a family anecdote about a skating mishap narrated by a minister.
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Galileo
Lionel Tennyson
Lionel Turner
Mr. Turner
Tennyson
Turner
T. P Crawford
China
Kaitse
Otto B. Aboy
Magpie
Margaret
G. A. Mariner
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