, 1866-11-25
FUKII.LET0N.
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EUKILLETONs ~
W.
A LITERARY BUREAU. ~
Among the thousands Of people WAC euac8 -.
ake daily newspaper or read one tna1 os
opcs to somebody else, thcfe a9e tua". -,
,1asses of readers, each of "nicn n.s sone ~ -.
[avorite column. It Is quite ukei5 tuas Nue ~
spcculator porse over mones@.! aaa sso. 49, cr
me1ciAl So 1e6 that "ouia NV =. .a, b,
81 tood by $pg lady, VINO tutn1 a -
atcly 10 th61esF nsaf11nses' "nN - w ' a,
is about the e&a4 lntefeS9ns patto. LIVE .." NJ
paper lltefatus9fEa Eanof7as a.e ~. I,
read by politicians, ous anote n
those who ME taem. ans Nv" w. - ~ hn--taa y
Of a morning u elancsu ~ " ~ nss. - 8
business man to the exclusion " 'ae IT,. "
the paper, and old people seek LOT oeatns :
With a much gear as VIM 49,, ~ 49, a,,h c
suppose they "ou4a employ "e..". wv sao 1ao
ject. There are some-lot Ane1'sans al
nationally fond OF neMsPapess-"%n % isou
them through and tntouHa' W. wv
classes Of readers are ptonAnenuY
large. The indiylduala ol oae elass
never read anything out tnc aase1'
tIsements, and the ndlsiaua@ Q! 'ae ONE,
never look 1t the advertisements p"t Feao
| everything else. .-....-.
For the first class 1t VIII not ne necessary
| 10 give Information OF the es1aoliShnleat o1
| Literary Bureau, but 1t may mol oe OUT Oh
~ a1d not rcfer: and. III recard to
ssl' ssa a,ass wa nronose. rratuitously.
to give the Bureau the bcneht OF ntt'
The project Of establishing bureau ior
literary reference IS Q novel one, ana siAe
most novel projects, originates IN our eouu.
try, To those who have any sno"1eose oi
these Matters II Will lui"eas1, ~ ..s
this bureau 's f" eo1 ~ ...sa.er Iaa1-t.soa
the mutual aceoNuoaAeoa -
. who nrc out Of employment uuu ~ tsfs,s
which require their 6ersees' ~ - p1opooe
that there will be more aPp'Aea.'oaa a1o..
Jcnkinses than tiom Inc papGse, w "m!s :.
/ Is q fact that without venA1nsSs ~. .ouaa
4 have no newspapers, II s eauAa1 "uS NV"
a | a-days that newspapers arc sc4oo" "lluoue
a full supply OF Jenkinses' .
|. But the utility OF tne bureau - " W. =. ~.
x CT depth and capacity .nau s .,,aa.sa,, ~
i. objects, TOT instance, 'ao .s..,..aa .-stico1
It | manuscgipts. Upon thosc suun'etea' e.l'saA
d opinion simply will be passed, "ita view "
d the writer's vanity only, or acslfea' sak-
D. gestions aud corrections WILL oe maoe, WIN
CT q vie" to poohsatlou ,-a,ss A - ~, f,,rn;sh.
st grammar intosna,'on nuu ~ :. III -, thasa ,vhc
:, ed for stipulated price 10 M tnoss WY ~
ID have weakness for seeing tnelnselss ,s, -
1c print. We can imagine Ing en1ei ' ss.saea =
be reader at Ills desk, suomesseo ~ n'oa 49, y
IS manuscript, mere atom III ehao'is taaa
ut Of literary matter, scratching hls neau wv w.,
biz lis pencil; md repeating TO hlnse,t Inns"
,st old definition: "What IS matter! we've
.ry / mind" +'What is Mind!' NO taalees'
tk- Procuring paol'sue1o % nnuA' m,',' ~ .as
The Intention Of the managers. This IS aes
eit derptum which has lons been wanting. 1he1
o a is hardly doubt but that matter cnoug
,ok | has been written to make up q largc nstion'
be library, ifrsintca. which the aushoEs ha7
nm meyer been able to ret Published at M
u.a p11cc, The cxtravacant expenditure Of
ncr nex48Folycd4in these hazardous literary e.
,rsr 5Ffscs must have Aeen enormous. Fro
H&&tmc henccforth, all this will be save
T6fIiterary Bureau will undertake to pE'r
.v1. - nGF%;uxnentc. If necessary, it will col
,1ies wcncc the publication Of daily newspaper
her ,,.hdoaudals. magazines anu 9uartcrlies
,rrss thc kndatlou Of writerS 10 pay
s.o, fa1attcR1Eantci, and these pc
amh anh. ran ulEord to clre
"a Ill., eial bulletins or hotel reg
atu. M< Which adgsrtisers support. The n
cord enI,. derived in this way alone will inst
ohle th, suceess ofthc undertaking.
,,a- tp..,,'o.ir,. hootsu ton will be as crca
and r,1,,f t., thosr who feel II to be a fashiona