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OUR GIRLS,
AE HKADy FOR KMERuKNt}Es.

IL ths Editor o. Tbs Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. W--I want 10 talk to our cis,s
= lt.As nsose, anil hope they will listen latsept-
II to ons who wls!es mos. earnestly to help
jlrtu over soma Of tho qu!cksa,lds which are u,
'h'ckly scattcred over tlsc great highway callr,!
!sie. Did you ever shtnk, dear girls, what kurt
III world this would be 10 you II my sudden
mtsfoFtune should " one blow deprive yau Ut
pasenIs aud hoN,tf Are you armed with tho
nseessaFy Wcapous for such VII unequal battle |
They arc nut agreeable questions, l know, but
they mar 10 tosee'l upon you sumo ttlue, ant.
would It not b. Wi*a to have
&n antweE rtAlYl Would you not
theu wish yourself able to take rank
aud wages with lncn1 1t haa bern sasd lint
girls cannot ba thorough have not lhr tr.lillsltu
lat:encc tu Appfy tiru4selye4; that they gouJIi
Lever conduct l. business et.u2l tu u,rn. | Iu
not tcltoye il. Many wntnru hare .lssbruvr.. IT..
Not L0ln Ia Chicago believes i4u could eu.Jurt
ths inlrlcate dctulls ii ,l.r Fvn,ton Agcnry with
greater ahsfty tuan Miss Sweet has shuwt.. Anu
why has she su1ccclvsi any better tnal. auy
nshcr Young rirl might haye Iuues Hceat,ss
Ler business. 81 ,rw sEe thoroughly taught
anytiink,--"Ou. itu ply vi ~
Edison has leeil puzzn. lis hranA over q
u,eaus 10 lessen the uUIsr uu Tie Eleyalrl Hall.
Mny III aeH fuik, uni willis tss tsuu.itfed u.nt
e1psriu,sntea woman shougAt she had IN
ilsst trltl u plan Ut Lrr owu, PLACED the result
hcIO5G the Cvlupahy, Which Eayu her $i0.O&U Fur
Lei" t!ez." 1Atse arc oulY two Vi the Itany
IsAcs III over the ciyllszrd world where woInea
Alt Allowing That tt!el3 bruins Aro EuOd enough
II thcI will ouly tuhictt lrtia to ttle Eauie us
:IpIsnc meu are compelled tu en.lufu,
Altrr a!l, think satvni& are more tn blame
ta4n n'e X'Els, for willie they have Insisted ol
tnakihr ti.c Los4 icaru sutuc kuu Ut buslllrs .:
pcIfelely, TIC Eirls Lave LvlH allowed 10 tluM
Ny with no mCsv IDEA ol Responsibility thar
t4r ao*eis II the garden uut.ile, uoidiug te
, 1879-02-01

Several new contributors are on hand this
week, but, a tley.ialIcd to send real names und
addresses, their Efforts reached the waste
baBket-
*x*
Tue EMAncn1oaIss-Rca1 "Canary's" letter
IN to-lay'a issue for answers to your questions.
~
In as pfcy commuulcationt this week, "M.E,N.
refers to Candidate as a n,an. The same mis-
take in regard to the see Of that writer was
made by another contributor. II an. F.. WI
desires to change her argument because of tllc
mistake. she IL At liberty to do 10.
~
In q spicy communication this week, M. +.
W." refers to Cat,didatc as mat- The sanc
nsstako In regard to the sex Of that writar WIS
mudc by smother contributor. II M. E. w"
desires to change her argument bccauso Of the
mistake, she is at liberty 10 do So
, 1879-02-01
THE HOME CLUB.
rnM rrn6u1 4rvpr1u1
TUE COMING AAETlNus
10 shs Editor II 1tA Tribune,

To tbs Editor ~ 7hs Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Thc regutns monthly
meeting Of Tns TnIuuNA flumu Club will bu
held at the fremont, House As usuhl, ,on Wcdncs-
day, Feb, 12, commencing at 80 p. m. 3asi.
ness Of Importance will be transacted, and VT
hope for d full attendance of the memberr.
publish the announcement thus early to g!ya
you all n chance to gather together your
dormant forccs and mako ono gr,l,l effort to
put In an Appearance, II possible, in good sea-
Aon; II not better late than nevor.
Ws hays business Of Importance before US,
1nd let u not bc backward In manlfest!ng =
dcstro to bo foremost In the ranks Of workers,
now that tho elimination OF our hopes seems
but little way ahead. Those wishing to tolu
u as working members should scud IN their
names pro<aptly, and assist u la the work be-
fore Us.
Please be careful IN sonding package. to address
dropped some Ut bis .mtstakcs In uls letter Il
Grandma 0ldnsys OF Saturday last. liz is
nutable for that sort OF kindncss. peopl0 send-
{ni eno9g!! IN stating tlac address. II in thu
West Division, It should always be ~ stated.
II East, the samo care should 10 observed. The
Kalne In reference TO the North md south Sides.
elegant laee w. received this morning. lor whirh
accept olr thanks. For your bcnelt as well as
stbcrs tl,at wu aru IN bopes viii forward pack
sges for our Fall, would say, i.stead OF seal
Ing uu your Offering ~ you dill this time, usak-
lug Il cost letterrostaue, do It up niarly, cav-
tng IL 80 It can be opened By t1,G Government
otiletafs. for ti'efu are great many
prylng ayes IN tho Government service,
Two rents would have beought the lace, AMI
postha'card tlle msttcr contained In ti.e lcttcr.
Thus you would have kayed yuutEclf six cents
at least, fur you ara ono Of thousand perhal,a
who arc careful 10 shoulder the w!,ofu cxprnsc.
Hcnce It WaR all rrcpalu. It ct'sts only lsiila
to TRANSPORT articles now, II neut!y lono upwIth
paper an4 string. whcscas, II closely acaicd In
apy way, letter postage Ia be uemnntlrl.
+ Some Of US Arc fcsy ncgitScnt, frar, IN the
common coustetica oI LIE, lor a friend writing
1ns states that she has Furnished Etampn in
fortJ.ctght cases OF in,Iulrlcs 1or lace saaptrh
amI dlrectlous, an4 oaly QUO lady l,us taken tl,e
trouble 10 acknowledge lhe reyept OF .l,r goods,
lu tbs first placg We torgct u tsleloao stanns,
und wheE the mi! bring lis tile result wo ire
swajtlag, We forget III. t!si!!tscs 4sue The ttya-
sluu, nll let the one who has served rs ru.nn.t
ln tgDorauce ns to tho result Ut her tutiulgcCcu
III giving US her tsu1e alII money. A posta!.
tar1 would QUICKLY seleyn In. sus.acnne. Eur.
respondents will please address me Ut lYt Lake
stsoes, Waazes saiftng-naes4,ac roulns.
uHLENA.
, 1879-02-01

tn the EIftur a. The Tribune.
MADISON, WIS.,, Jan. 27.-tlow little thought
do the large majority Of parents give To the tu
dfcfous preparation OF ttscfr daughters for
womanhood. Ono woull think very strange Of
parents who should cducatc their sous without
having tu View euu,e particular branch Of study
thst might best fit them for the calling in iitc
for wl,tc'l they showed a prefcrcnce.
Mankind are supposed to be the stronger
vessels, bctter Gifted naturally 10 contend with
the stern rcaiitrs that must bc met, aud 1t
would DO thought unjust to start thrtn out to
meet all. without duo preparation. Can any
one tell mo why gfrl should not b. Al well
prepare.lf are We dung 1usttce to them3 We
u,ay have great wealth, but what ASSURANCE hRye
we TINT We Will atways have Il to provide for
ttrn,, to shield tilemf Disaster may, and death
will rolne. Tile girls tuay marry aud all nppear
bright, but arc u'cre not many WAYS fur wealth
to txke wpEsi And what then shall these helpless
girls Or women dol This greater number eau
only think of the hardest Of al! wars Of ekinc
out It'll existence, taking boarders. | would
that ctery n.an shda1a conade the atate OF his
business affairs to his w,ie. and II slIo isa true
woman she will provo hts tnoss vsiiable helper.
This knowing tho exact amount that cAu b.
safely expended has keot down the extsayagant
expenditures tsnt have, through 1eaoraace on
the part of is!e wife, brought tnany man to
poverty. Live within your tueaua, strive 10 lny
by for the rainy day that mRY coEur, tiyc rare.
! fully. climb slowly together, be content with
the certain, though sow. returns; this sinking
the vaguu uncertainty VI IN tue '!t,n futusa
gaintpg large sums docs not always prove the
wlsest Cuursc. Supposr death sttpa In and
claims that atronE right asm 6efors tbs
sturl Is afruightcned; caH that which
mind Lc Strengthened By a woman who knows
nauRht Of such, md perhaps KNOWS no one
thEn. sufficiently well to support hersclf and
dependent Itttla ones uul!l oft3ercaa ba brought
out Ut chaost With this In mind, dots II not
CAUSE one TO stop mud think! | fear too tnany
parents arc strangely neglertfal IN preparing
their daughters to meet ltfr'a probable duties
and e,tppoaahlo nerpcx,.ies. Aru not such cascs
brought torrby With sorrow to our hcartA al-
most daily,-whcre wo know tiIe widow turns
frutm the grave 10 l,ear Of cntanclements, press.
iuE debts, and poverty. even the luxury Of grief
uen,, swoWsa up y H.. ~ oatsne n LOT dns sc i
our daughtera' future, AZ 70 would shield thy
wives from double w0, leave tleM nut in igno-
sanru Ut scll-support. BUsY BEE.
, 1879-02-01
1RIsEVEIlENT POETS,
soME SUGGESTIONS TO rHEA.
IN fhs E.liIur al 1hk TfAhIns

CnicA1o, Jat,. A.-A now subject knocks at
ths door OF Tie ilome,-A worthy one, and,
The mors you Look Into It, the uore you will sec
these. Not!te low often In tho newspaper
poetry OF tue day tho expression oecurs, "Would
tod that" etc., "Oh, God" "siy uod, '.0rrat
doA." 'tiodi what lsayo douc," and others
Of the kind. Now. have no quarrel with tho
editor OF TNr TRIBUNE. Tha poetns In lt ara
no worss, pcrl,apa so,no are ettes. thau those Ia
n,oAt papers. secular or religious. II no pays
these yoa,lg poets. they nrc partly excusabe for
producing poor work, for be te.npss them to
wrtta - murh - they esu; hut, 1t he does not
pay tiIei,l. thry have no cxclaso far not doing
their best. However, I,s knows tA business
best, aud, no douhs, woult not publish what tho
taste ut hts readers did not demand;
aud 1t Is with tlat tasts slAt have to Do. and
not tint you havs w Influence; Jour Influence
lias already been proved wide a1au strong enough
to accomplish luucfl.
OF c.,urss w arc not fmplo enough 10 sup
rose tint these poets sing u their owu exper!-
encps. They uuagtue an Incident. tragic or pa
thst!c. faueY Themselves y bo the actors
therein. su4 write their vould-bs thought. and
Well enough. but must thev yiosats good
taste, tear their passion 10 tastcra, ani exhibit
tue holtowness thesciIt No matter what ulelr
crtsl, or whether they have no1c, how much OF
little they know Of religion; II they uss the 81.
tff''1s"' III Il DsstS Ell; eaI oo s' rat :sf p.sy
must bo perfect aud holy, and docs
not then careless use Of His nasne, throwing 1t
hack amt forth likua sbuttlrcock. bordsr on
ptosanltyf II these poc.ns arc translated Into
prose, and uerson uses them Iu couyersallon
iu uur paItur, would VIC not CONSIDER him Lark
Ing Ia atl taste anl extremely ilebscli Would
Wo look for refinement in such u psrsoni ! 10
uot suppose u.e.s wEltcst errs thought Of tho
at ttr In tbla lst hit MT t1tl.tn In tbink NJ
, 1879-02-01

TO tit Editor ~ Tas Tribune,
WlLAlNoToN, ILL.,, JAM GA reader Of TnH
TRIBUNE sen,.rss: "Aunt Helen, you have
occupied the position Ut both pup!! and teacher,
therefore give us your opinion OF boarding.
srh.n,Js for yuuur lA,ltrs.h II j should rfpo mn
,,m,,,arvc, t,,,',on a.. rht,t,,tr,. ,u,,,,,,, -.
er'"'u' ,, NV 1850 ~
upon NC. oat VIII venture ~ oeetase that haa
! daughter. In uo caso should shd attend
young !adie4' boarllng.scl,ool particularly II
H.. roiiw,. yr,unds u,,;nIn.,t
~, ,'',,,',,'.. h.. '',r.. .a.o.,. ,n,
@'os ny ."'ts ua| h.se" a.ao'"s 3o4 a''
thank youl an'i l shall se1otee when every
college In the lahd II opcR to ladies' u students
WA on1y IL years old when / tecau,e m
tn.,,,,o ~ .,n,tn.rv ~ ,n,,n,, ,,.,n,. 49,,
."'na'o u ~ seu"aay 4ol eoaps 4aale" an"
1'av'ns oeea taught cahsluer deception, false"
hood, al'l cl!eanery ~ asnong tue carl!nal 4[ns.
yuu may rest insured was not lltlfa shocked
Il. tnd ali three 40 unl,tushtpuly indul,,ea In
49, ~. "',,,,,.s, .s,.,..,.,. 49,, ~
Hs'oe '"e 5oa''ses1 'nsnoef u tho se"oo''
WINS immediately pressed Into serTire ~ envoy,
aud wus expected to do picket duty " occasion
, 1879-02-01
NJ. L. W.
CHAT ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS,

~ "s ""A"F " A"s at'7HHf
DAVENPORT, ID, Jan. D-MoasrEuH Con-
pucyo4; What makes You pull the lines 10
tl,ht m Tim Hama con, r,hntors ~ ,atc,
49, ~ o go, - os,... ~ =. 49,. s,,
Ha'e soo sso"h kf"u.J, W you co''eu naa
han last week Tor senfnh!inE AZ the bchool-
Eirs' dry go0dsl Maybe the Resumption act
haa mt hern tn your mini. or In fhrse }rlov.
.,,, ,,i,I,ts = .,.uo n vo,, h. f.n.xIn, .,w Id,
@elo o'si''" s"e 1oa' ~ 'iesA'"R !ou. nm, VI
g"1aR you taste ot poof ittlo ISIS ehll"
o!atnsa or has the cold Lake Michigan ar frozen
alt tlo milk Of human k!ndtcsa out OF yo,r pa-
,,snt soult nm lnatl, IN hcI,.v, Il. for IN ~
n'hd's eya you are ''1oEJ kooa 1ol'o",' ahoao
very worst fault u to have An Intense lnpg'
ltg to put Ill long, peosy, italtciacd
communications iuto that tJg waste .baskyt that
sou sttA e'oeer " ta.n pEo."es. nu. alas'
ol lat' yun show serious tendency to nip love,
dclectable subject marriage, and even wonau's
rights, in the bud. 70 strange that you do not
s,". 'ss ~ - 49," ~. y, h',,,a e ~, ~, ~. ~ ~
parties arc np 70 ool''he ueat, nta t'1c Ie~
that do not takc their " pen tn hand" arc sick
und tired oI the monotonoua air thu usual
livslv columns hare assumed. HIT YOU hays
Issued your n1andato agalnst witty, candid,
philosophical! OnpoIonux, iuTsoath! 1~cAuss
she talkea u "k!'ig Cottnn" aM! whalcbone.
bad husbands a"d broken hearts. You even
Aut gently that soon, II not nov. yon must
send furtA your royal manifesto agatilst a. H.,
u Council Bla!Ft, wheM We all knuH snc can't
help taxing t!It pafk ot lie "cfu1neu saStee-
hooo,' for It u her I!ic work.
As lor INC, have all tlsa rights want, unless
It IL te right to Alatrll tn xlass Of pusan tlAt
IL held out tu the Whoie.' brotherhood vi innn :"
| by the ssoNl.kecner Rnd send It alllyerluy ak
h1s fret, nnL marcts from, tl,crc, IL nced4 be,
| through tic yftcst crow1 Of fallen humanity
u'lA deposit my votc; though II BY but onu
scrap Ut papes, II, with ten thousand n,uterB,
wiyrsi, nit A!sters' fearless yolps will 10 what
up 10 li,Is latu lnrn have Rot dared II, do: use
lc ballot fur ths salvation Ut titr Iciluw Inc
! by ile sttoug arm ct tAa law elnsa thu largest
mud Atost populaF tnan's G[sL1lIery u,,lt from
ts.at ever, orads down to tue n,canest, shaubt-
est wuys!i!o salooh il.at nourishes shl.gle with
tt sign ii Wine, hecr, niHt Ettkts su!d here"
J When t,at Ctorfoua day colnes,-anl It will,
though lultg time Oh tile way,-alp fruul aching
hearts shall swell ts grand, grateful churus to
llIc liking of a1l Kings" 10 luu1. 50 trans
| porting will tp anthem 10 l,4t guad 1t. Paul
will GONE 10 the EAtes 10 Eec II tiie millennium
has arrived, n,rl. finding it is tho grand,
triumphant hallelMyaal u shs rallsonled from
, 1879-02-01
A Rockford Maiden Who Rcpndlates The
Marriage Laws of the Anctents.
Revelations and Views Concerning Board.
ipg-schools by Several Parties.
interesting Letters on Horticulture by
"Henuis,' Susan" and Others
The Subject of Hair-Dressing Discuss
ed by an Advocate Of crimping.
Aixeltantsus Contributions On III Kinds sf Sub.
jsets--.Retipts Wanted, Etc., Etc.
APART.

'Tfs sald that abfence conquefs lovs,
But o, II cannot be-,
7or all my dreams that waywasd sovs
+ Ara hl1cd with thoughts Of theo.
When morning o'cr the grassy bill
tooks with her golden eye,
And winds that through tho night aEc still
Are breathing softest aighs.
Then do think Of one, to me
The noblrst and the best,
And bid my wandering thoughts, and free
Fly 10 my hearts lows nest.
When tho moon IL in tho azpso seA
With al It's magic light,
think OF houta l've passed with thse
In lust such lovely nights.
But now thon arl 80 fsr, 40 fat away,
Thy care 10 not for me;
Yet ever will my spirit stray
Aud sHeetly .tat with thee. Mi1rAH.
, 1879-02-01
THE LETtrER-BOX.

There arc letters, postal-cards, or papers at
this office for the following persons. Those llY-
ing outside Of tho city will please send their ad-
dress, with three cent stamp, and the nattcr
will be Forwarded. Residents Of Chicago can
obtain their mali By calling At Room ~ TRlB-
pxz Building:
1iAry Heath. d.. L.
G. z. X. AlfAIettA.
Ollto ".
, 1879-02-01

Homo. or by lnnIl Wien ono desires, Il d dime and
\ stamp he lnelIsttt.
most r0]Ailar. For hundreds Ut years 1t has
been regarded as the Qnrcn Of Flowers.
o Sys snf IT, tsps 1s.ny r.. y 2ass
In spHtlces purity serene,
Tie lily stands With modest pride.
The Romans werc At Ereak expense 10 pro-
euro roses IN wtatcr; and cvcn In our own
America millions Of t,ds arc annually sottl at
1s' p wSa siRe can % cecil Il o q aessta ofa r si %
glnrE of Jae9urustnott For convenience 1
will divide the roses into two clatses,-thc cycr.
roses, 10 called On aseo,,nt of iheir osior, 40
perhaps the most beautiful Of all roses. Their
cehicf. beauty lics III tic half-opcuel buds.
boutbon roses arc TerT free bloomcrs.. Sos-
the winter. lIvbril! perpetual ruses are about
a. harllv ~ aprlc-trecs. producing magnificent
double RoHers 10 June, and at Intervals after
Enrsts during the season. &tpss roses 8rc quite
hardy. The buds are enyelopcd tn messy
covering. hence the f,asno.
To rrow and bloom roscs in winter: they
must bc planicd iu clean pots, win good rich
composct sods mixed with thoroughly rotten ma
hnre Il the hest; fresh manure IL very Injurious
They should havc regular hcat and moderate
moisture. The leaycs should be kept clean a.tl
uEiHH+@ rps!HklH tAtM frequently WttH Ha5Hl
water; dust Is very Injurious to tl1c health OF
roses. II troubled with carth.wnrn,s,, water
occasionally With weak limo matcr. Mi!dew
may be destroyed GT dusttng with -four OF sui
phur; Bnloke With tobacco 10 eradicate green
~. Tra roscs arc best for blooming In winter,
Bon 9llcne anil aatrano being tile very bust,
whie Marsha1l Nell, Isabella, sprunt, 1lermoRa,
and many otseEt, will givc satisfaction.
II roses llasc been received BY mail, and on
opening tbs package they are found the least
dry, 1t Is well to soak both roots and tops In
warm mot hot) water for abottt twenty minutes.
Then proceed 10 pot theH1, using pots which wIll
be but barely sufficient to contain the roots
without crnwttinR, aud prcss tue soil firmly in
tic pot with thumbs anil fingers; then water
the,n, n,.d set in the dark for = few days.
After this care must be taken tlas they arc not
quite dry, nor yst kept constantly soaked with
water. A. sauccfs are placed unler the pots,
they should bu einptlcd when watcr accumu-
lates. for plants, liko persons, will rot be
healthy i tllelr feet are constantly vet.
BOX 224, think thc rcaaon ynur gcranfnms
do not bloom, although they llnYo splendid
foliage, ia on account OF too targe.szcd pots.
Or four ineil pots, because they I'LL them soonest
with roots.
Rusrbody, II you will use a ANAL quantity
Of carb0llc acid l1t the soapsuds, and wase your
o!caudcr, think yon Will get rid Of t!lpsc little
insects. Can send you moro lily'ot-th the-vnlicy
plps. having Just received q fresh supply.
Next week propose to commence Il series OF
articles on ANIMALS, and flow to- grow them, dwell
tpE particularly on patsics and vctbcnas. Iii the
long winter evenings We ran form our plans for
identifying our garlcn-bct1e next simmer, and
| will send my SIX kinds OF annual aectla Tor a
dime and stamn, excepting pansca or verbc-
mas, n hich are moro costly. REHNIE, Boz a0l.
, 1879-02-01
HORTICULTURE.
THE PROTECTION or PLANTS.


T., isiseneS, s !n.' Jun ao'I,neso .s 'lucl s'a.
my oetlhles on extremely eo'a MORNINGS IN hany
dwcljIn1 III this little burg Of onrs followed by
hassy consultation OF thermometers, and hurry
1nr On Of rar,nrnts In n rcry t1isonler,v manner.
4'Ieso 1s i'a".lc p'"nsl"E " pose.s ,"1o n''
cosapetent coal stogea. au'1 ioud Gathering nila
Grabbing in regions below where furnaces abide.
There arc "burry,pre to and fro,n a,ul tlashInr
W ~, "Isss aouls' "''u esue W.. .Aeaus' ~.
and lamentations. There aro tall trop'cal oo'
ron'as and ca!ladusn' fa'r, stately :alas. aweot.
scented hyac!nths and heliotropes, hriEhteyed
nrinu,os that ..iatctv snrung n,,,, ttoo<1n the
wills ~ ware. fn,,,fai,,a ,,o,s. .,tn
o''oc VI many . ien'lnthe near1, no" WIN TROOP
Ing stems And limp, ll!e'css foliage, blooming
no morn. There arc ladles at breakfast tables
with tcpr-stasncta fncce. and there arc tyupa-
th,ylne fot,,crs AMI l,n.t,,n1s ard hr,,hnr.
ts.."'s ,a'tie' "'.4 'lns."1''8' "''o plos'e'7!
win seseF s''aoi WI! W moro case'u1 ne1S
tfmc," aud there nrc ttlosc whose masculine
hearts bave never thrilled with admiration fur
beautiful flower, who It neycr IN, .ee INV ma in
..,',,. @ 49, 49,! "ss - :.
~ "'usn e4usu' n.oso oo"'e' '''an :. 20 "o't".
Inc common ealutatloh When iaulcs meet II,
Have you kept Jour pantal'' anl she who has
been entirely kuccessfnl In ,},ntinr Jac, Frost IA
tu.ordctt viii rnvv. ns the fnvorc, rcc,nt-n, ~
'.t""ea wa "' ',I 'a'oieA 'ee.pss"' -
more good fortune than sue deserves. 10 much
dcpeuds upon tocaton; there aro 30 nany dlf-
themselves differ 40 m,,ch in ttebtuese of ron.
structiot,. onI sonseonertlv in iha ranIi1ity
With Which tils ruU1,1y cool I'll az nirht. tat 4
wou! j % bo aa IDLE wssto Of wofis @ to g. sttemps to
III. col, f1nn ca,, s,niv s.rs ""n " ~, :. iIn'r
nitun si,oulJ p,anss ha wat,rcisn tsWatcr vI'cn
tlry need it-nt1d 10 rive cxtra protection Hncn
+ - rsaateam'' '' !, T. In Judging q tue need
rn,ptrv ~ ,rs nm c~].t sns,"t,atns ,nt1 hn",ss
fust In orouortinn Is lin nn,n,,,,t ri
, 1879-02-01

the getty fnirgutF which make up the Bum of
tue ordinary scjoul-girls rxittcntc.
AUNT 1fRlEN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-02

How An Eastern Editor Puts the
Case.

Case.
The following on the subject Of adyer-
Using is clipped from an Eastern exchange
that knows a thing or two There is now
and then a person 30 stupid as to believe
that advertisements in the newspapers are
not generally read, and that money ex-
pended in advertisements is practically
wasted. Even such will concede that if q
hundred men of polite address, of fluent
speech and ready wit, were to call, daily or
weekly, each upon IN hundred others, and
get the ears Of each long enough to say
John Smith, or Jones, or Thompson, at
such q place, has such aud such at such
prices, or would sell a farm, or ho1se and
lot, or had lost a horse or pocket. book, or
would loan money. etc.. we say such men
will concede that the services of this one
hundred men would be Of great value to
Smith or Jones. and in some measure adj
v~antageous to the party to whom this state
ment was made. This hundred men could
not be employed to go from door to door
and make this statement to ten thousand
people at less than q cost Of several hun
dred dollars each trip. All this is lone by
newspapers ut a cost Of a few dollars at
most, and the visits are made week after
week. day after day. The messenger who
travels addresses himself to the ear, and
tskes the party addressed when he -snay
have his thoughts absorbed in business or
other matters; but the newspaper reaches
the party sought through the eye, when the
reader has his thoughts solely fixed upcn
the paper before him.