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History of the American Clock Business for the Past Sixty Years,

CHAPTER XI
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I shall not mention his name, and my object in relating these circumstances, is to illustrate a principle there is in man, and to caution the young men to be careful when they get to be older and are carrying on business, not to do too much for one individual.

If you do, in nine cases out of ten, he will hate and injure you in the end.

This has been my experience.

Many years ago, I hired two men from a neighboring town to work for me.

It was about the time that I invented the Bronze Looking-Glass Clock, which was, at that time, decidedly the best kind made.


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