Judge — March 7, 1891 — page 11: what you’re looking at

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EXTRACT PROM A LETTER Written by a Boston lady while in New York to the wife of one of the firm which makes the Crawford Shoe. ‘Thursday evening a friend called (Mr. Snow), and something was said about boots or shoes, and he said, “Well, if you want comfort you must try the CRAW- ForD SHOE.” Said they were not quite so handsome as some, but they were very comfortable, Said his brother, who was abroad, sent to him to bring hiin over another pair when he and his mother went last summer. He did so, and as they were going to cross the channel it occurred to him to unpack them and wear them to to save duty, and he says, “And what do you think mother did?” Well, he says, ‘‘ They put in the box with the shoes a lot of their little book circulars in packing, and she put ever so many of them in her bag; and, if you believe it, she left one in every room, every station, and, in fact, about everywhere she went, as long as they lasted.” Her sons were very much amused, but she is one of those benevolent, kind-hearted ladies, and I sup- pose she thought if they were such a comfort to her boys everybody ought to know of them, Mr, Snow said he liked his brother's so much that he bought some for himself as soon as he returned : ‘* For, aside from the economy of the thing which prompted me in the first place, they were s0 comfortable I did not like to be without a pair.” I told Henry I was going to write you. 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