The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-16


for the most refined society, and in every
way fitted tor our 6resides and our homes.
Let rs see. The advertising pages of a
newspaper are as much the offspring OF the
body, heart. soul and head of the paper
/ itself as the child is the offspring of the do
| ting parents. The tone of those pages rises
no higher, sinks no lower than the fountain
head-tbe editors and proprietors them
selves. When man or woman engages In
tho business of catering to the most debased
appetites OF the most vicious people and
opens out
HOUSE OF PROSTITUTION
or a house OF designation, is not that person
at once relsgated to the condition OF an out
law-an outcast from all decent society-a
prey upon all mankind? Most assuredly
so. Would you introduce your daughter,
fresh from childhood, and Just blooming
into sweet and blushing womanhood, to
bosstful hbertine or the keeper OF a house
of assignation? l presume not. Would
you make your young and uncontam-
mated son, fresh from college, full OF
honors, and hopefully entering upon
career of prosperity and lame, acquainted
with fallen woman, madame OF mouse oil
prostitution? In all probability you would
resent such an insinuatiOn OF doubt. Yet,
BEHoLDl
Your great organ (self-called) of the demo-
cracy ofthe West, is a sheet of prostitution
"a journal OF designation. It's columns
TEEN witt these potent means of poisoning
young virtue; of chilling the fresh blush OF
rnaidenhood, and branding her cheek with
shame; of sending her on her downward
road to death; of filling graves with sui
cides; of polluting our cities with degraded
brothels, where obscenity and debauchery
know no bounds; of bringing gray hairs of
loving parents in grief to earlier graves: OF
driving Hght-hearted young men into lives
OF dissipation; Of wrecking their careers
and beclouding their hopes forever; of in
vading even the holy sanctuary of the home
and bringing ruin and devastation in its
train! will give you few brief examples
from its teeming pages, taken at random
/ from its polluted files:
ENQUIRER PROSTITUTION.
| From the Enquirer OF Feb. 26l
! DERSONAL,-WANTED widow OF Column
| il bus Ohio, wishes the address OF gentle
man whose business engagements often brings
him to this place. Address Mrs X
From the Enquirer of Feb. "a
DERSONAL-WANTED- have just arrived
/ L in the city again and would be happy TO
meet and see my friends again. Address NJ Az
T.. s., Enquirer Office
DERSONAI-wANTED- kind gent to
! J. assist working girl who has no employ
ment for several weeks. Address FRIENDLESS
| ONE, Enquirer Office.
-
| L through this personal. OnIya true gentle
man need answer. Address Enquirer
Office.
From the Enquirer of March 81
| DERSONAL WAN TED BY a respectable
| II young widow lady, the acquaintance of
some g0Od-looking widower or bachelor Of
h hiSrS GShE'sn 'h' ages Oh % anu o. AoofsS
! ERSONAI-WANTED-A working girl, a
i brunette, wishes 10 form the acquaintance Of
some pleasant, agreeable and good looking gem
teman of means; must not be over 80 years old,
and must be liberal. Address ELLA, Enquirer
Office.
PERSONAL WANTED - To form the ac-
= quaiE1tta "a OF some young gent; 1 am a
blonde OF "a summers, plue eyes, D-acR waVy
hair. Address LILY, Enquirer office.
DERSONAL-WANTED- acquaintance of
L a handsome quadroon or Creole lady; object
made known ON interview. Address SOU HI
| ERNER, Enquirer once
DERSONAL-W y N TIE D-To form the ac-
L quaintance OF some nice young lady, by a
gentleman who VIII be true. Address TRUE,
Enquirer Office.
From the Enquirer of Feb. 25.1
DERSONAL-A young Lady of Is summers
4 wishes a gentleman companion TO travel
with her. Address CLARRIE.
[Frem the Enquirer of Feb. III
AI-WANTED-Two young Virgin.
4 ians want two young ladies to travel with
them through Europe. to start April LIST. Al
dress WILL q. and FIIZ J.
PERSONALLY WANTED - To form the &C.
i quaintance of some kind. hearted middle
aged gentleman, not over AZ, by widow. Adj
dress q. A, Enquirer Office.
} DERSONAL-WANTED acquaintance OF
gentleman of means. by young lady OF
discretion. Address LAURA F., Enquirer Of
From the Enquirer of March 81
DERsONAL-WANTED - To form the ac-
Il quaiutance of gentleman. Address
FRIENDLESS, Enquirer Once.
From the Enquirer of March 81
, DERSONAL-Will the young lady who prom
i ised to be on the corner of Eighth and
Mound at half Fast 2 last Sunday night, meet
nesday night. NED.
DERSONAL-WA NTED-L.W W. to appoint an.
Il other interview through personal, as
: could not 90 on Friday. SOUTHERNER.
DERSONAL-WANT respectable young
lady desires the acquaintance of gentle
man of means. Address FRIENDLESS, En-
} Quirer Office.
1t will be particularly observed that most oil
these designation and prostitution original
: articles in the Enquirer ask the person de.
, string TO make an asignatiOn tor the pur-
pose of prostitution to send directly to the
: Enquirer Office for information That's
business. These fellows up there know how
10 transact it to perfection
AS samples Of highly moral family
reading, especially for the young mem
bers of the family circle, the above
quotations from the Enquirer are
respectfully submitted. And this is the
. great moral " reform" organ that pays, (or
: promises to pay) an ex-convict egotist the
first-class stipend of $40 week in your city,
to vilify the people of Indiana, represent
them IS a pack of dogs, asses, fools and
: knaves, and to howl at everybOdy's heels
''stop, thief" Immaculate Enquirer Re.
, putable "a Wildrake." BUCKEYE.
, The GAINESVILLE Courier gives the follow
! ing unique Improvement in quick tele-
: graphing: a young man in the employ o
: one of the railway lines leading to Column
. bus, as telegraph operator, has a move
3 way of getting his rest al night. The ar
rsngement is not patented. we believe, but
is nevertheless one OF the indispensibles in
. we'll regulated telegraph Office, where the
Z operator desires to sleep about four-fiiths o.
: the time. Railroad operators are required
,. TO report all passing trains, and of courSt
Il can only do so by Keeping awake all night.