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Thomas J. Jones,

178 Royal St., Denver, Col.

Never write an anonymous letter. Treat it with silent contempt. Date every letter clearly and carefully. It is often of the utmost importance to know when a letter was written.

Sit erect when writing, as, if you write constantly, a stoop will surely injure your figure and your health.

We give examples of the forms of letters in general use. These will act as guides to the inexperienced.

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