es in or near your city. What articles are
made there? What manufactured articles are in the schoolroom? At home?
What do you call the men who make these articles?

What kinds of goods are sold in the stores? What is a grocery store? A
dry-goods store? A shoe store? Where did the things in these stores come
from? Which were made in your city? Which were brought from other
places?

What railroads or canals are in the city? Do boats come to the wharves?
What do the boats or railroads take away? What do they bring in return?

_Write the following:_

Farmers raise (write the names of all the things you can think of).

Miners dig _______________ out of the earth.

Quarrymen dig ___________ from the quarries.

A shoemaker makes ___________.

A blacksmith makes __________.

Merchants buy and sell __________.

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