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Robert Kemp Philp
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987.
The
Use
of
Bellows
(1).
When
using
a
pair
of
bellows
to
a
fire
only
partially
ignited,
or
partially
extinguished,
blow,
at
first,
not
into
the
part
that
is
still
alight,
but
into
the
dead
coals
close
to
it,
so
that
the
air
may
partly
extend
to
the
burning
coal.
988.
The
Use
of
Bellows
(2).
After
a
few
blasts
blow
into
the
burning
fuel,
directing
the
stream
partly
towards
the
dead
coal,
when
it
will
be
found
that
the
ignition
will
extend
much
more
rapidly
than
under
the
common
method
of
blowing
furiously
into
the
flame
at
random.
989.
Ordering
Coals.
If
the
consumer,
instead
of
ordering
a
large
supply
of
coals
at
once,
will
at
first
content
himself
with
a
sample,
he
may
with
very
little
trouble
ascertain
who
will
deal
fairly
with
him;
and,
if
he
wisely
pays
ready
money,
he
will
be
independent
of
his
coal
merchant;
a
situation
which
few
families,
even
in
genteel
life,
can
boast
of.
990.
The
Truest
Economy
(1).
To
deal
for
ready
money
only
in
all
the
departments
of
domestic
arrangement,
is
the
truest
economy.
This
truth
cannot
be
repeated
too
often.
991.
The
Truest
Economy
(2).
Ready
money
will
always
command
the
best
and
cheapest
of
every
article
of
consumption,
if
expended
with
judgment;
and
the
dealer,
who
intends
to
act
fairly,
will
always
prefer
it.
992.
Cash
vs.
Credit
(1).
Trust
not
him
who
seems
more
anxious
to
give
credit
than
to
receive
cash.
993.
Cash
vs.
Credit
(2).
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