The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-21
Our Weekly Row spapel

OQI "00ki1 NOW 8p P0
All that used to be said and sung 4
hostelrie, with iovial companions,
flowing grape or foacing John Bari
must now be transferred to the week
paper. This is the Worlds GRAM
Into it every week flock guests fro1
nation under heaven. 1t is full of
dom, story, poetry, romance. incide|
anecdotes, such as never come togj
any old tavern, even when Burns
fellows were met, or when Burk, j
Steele, and Addison exchanged int1
wares.
To know the genuine relics Of
newspaper, One.must not read thel
nor live amidst much company in c1
is in the country, and apart from
cial intercourse, that ones appetite
sharp. The paper is seized with
from the office. is borne home as q d
is there carefully reaN, as one wo}
the terms of a beQuest or will that
a treasure. Every nam has some |
part of fowl or flesh, and so every |
reader turns at once to some favor
of the newspaper for the first tast1
TO the next best. and gradually eve1
graph passes under review: and at |
very advertisements are conued. Y
the eve Of a new newspaper, the ben
subscriber lends his paper to q poor
Dor. and it begins another round o.
ure. The newspaper is to these n
lies a vision of the world-a
which comes to them thu
course of time. -.-s.
But an editor has a very different
ence, though in its way quite plea
Where the exchan e list is very larI
task of looking through all the new
that come to the office, although quI
rious business, is not so labsri0us
perts as it would be to the inexpe1
Newspapers, like people, very so@
and rank themselves. Those VIII
fresh, spicy, full of matter, come
hand almost of themselves, while tn |
are made up from other papers, an
that babituallv harp upon themes
row and local interest, are glanced
passed over. just as boys know vi
trees are that bear large nuts, aud
are the early apples. and who
trees are that never bear, or bear w
fruit, so an editor comes to knew al
changes. OF one hundred, he will
ten or twenty on the simple e1periel
these ten or twenty always help hinl
or rejected may be yer.
but not for him. ~
flee has its own selection.
The glory of an exchange list Is.
shall not be made up of papers In g
tial agreement with you or with eac5
One should hear all sides. He that
of honest discussion does not half ot
his own doctrines. Truth does nd
from honest questioning. The d
enemies Of truth are self-conceit,
anger, party-spirit, pride, obsonac
fierce cOmbativeness. tl..
Our weekly mail brings around 7
nails Of the EXTREMIST opposite views
are welcome. If anything, we turn
newer interest to those who controv
own tenets than to those who agr@
them. Il
risen and is still rising, not only in
but in kindness of spirit and genera
tian courtesy. There are few n
newspapers that might not circulat|
religious denominations, as well as|
one for which they are specially pal
Henry Ward Beeehsr in the cA''sft
ton.
Rpoxzrs.- Aluminum Bronze q
entering more largely into INDUSTRY
and is fast becoming q great favor
metal workers. The best propotul
found to be ten per cent. of alumni
80 per cent. of copper. For the colq
surpassed by and closely resembles
gold, while it Is capable OF reoeivln
ish tar superior IN briliancy to any,