Smyrna times., 1890-11-19
Young Men who wish to Succeed

Young Men who wish to Succeed
MANY a man feels the lack of en- rly di-
rection Of his energies and early lnculca-
tion of the maxms which promote the for
nation of character and success in after
life. Every such man would gladly see
the young men Of to-day better guided in
youth than he was. The Tribune has plan
red the following series of valuable ar
ticles, which will appear in this paper
what shall do: BY S :. Pack
ard President of Packard Business Col
lege.
Suggestions for the Boys on the
Farm who are Ambitious. BY the
Hon. j. IL. Brigham, Of Delta, Ohio, Mas
ter of the National Grange
Education without the Help Of "a
College. BY President G.. X. Adams, of
Cornell University.
a Continuation Of"HOW 10 Win
Fortune. By Andrew Carnegie, whose
remarkable article of last spring was so full
Of announcement to poor men.
Multiplicity of Paying Occupa.
tiOnS in the United States. BY the
Hon. Carroll ID. Wright, commissioner Of
the Department of Labor.
A Talk with American Boys. BY
p T. Barnum, of Bridgeport, Conn, the
great American Snowman, temperance lee
! turer, traveller and writer
Examples i'm the History of Our
Own Country. ByGen. A. S. Webb.
| the gallant soldier of Gettysburg and
| Spottsylvania and College President
! IMPORTANCE of GOOD MANNERS
! The views of Ward McAllister.
A COLLEGE EDUCATION GOOD FOR ALL:
WHAT Is REST FOR THOSE WHO CANNOT
GET IT. BY President William Pepper,
| University Of Pennsylvania
Tho Tribune will print from week to
! week ell-considered answers to any ques-
tions which young men or women, in any
part of the country, may ask.
Vital Topics Ofthe Day.
Present Needs and Future Scope Of
American Agriculture. BY the Hon Jer-
emah Rusk.
islation. By the Hon. Julius C. Burrows
Kalamazoo
Village Improvement Associations
their practcability in Rural Districts, with
the story of certain Model Villages" BY
the Hon. b. q. Northrop, of Clinton, Conn
Principle in Politics and the Virtue OF
Courage" BY the Hon. James S. Clark
son. of Iowa
influences of the Labor Movemen
upon Human Progress" By Samue
GOmpers, President of the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor.
America 5 Suburban and Rural Homes.
BY George Palisser, of New York
Warehouses for Farm Products" B.
; L. l.. Polk, President of the Nationa
Farmers Alliance.
Glaciers of the United States" B
Professor Israel G. Russell, of the Unite
6 States Geological Survey and explorer {
Alaska.
Other Features.
. During 1891 The Tribune will print
| valuable series of articles, written by i
own travelling correspondent, on the agr
i culture of the United States, with explani
-. tiOns of large number of model farms.
: A special correspondents praCtC
farmer, is now in France, visiting the farm
and farm-buildings of that thriftiest of Il
q agricultural nations of the world. He wi
report upon the daily, grain, stock an
other branches of French farming in illu
f trated articles.
Mrs Annie Wittenmeyer, President
the Woman's Relief Corps will cOntribut
., column of notes and news to III
Il Trbune's g. A. r. page, every week.
# Admirable letters of travel in the SOut
ern States, illustrated with pictures, W
be printed, describing the South as it exis
to-day.
All the regular features will be cont
ued.
Inc nome AylICAt COluinuS Will Ob NdEl
by frequent illustrated articles on hOT
-, decoration, fashions and other subjects
W intense interest to women. Written pri
cipally for people with little money.
Mrs. Bayard Taylor, the widow Of Ba
ard Taylor, will write articles on cooker
She is q remarkable housekeep er, with
scientific as we'll as practical knowledge
her subject.
Steinitz the great chess champion of t
world, will supply column q week on
greatest and purest of all games OF
home.
Foreign letters, good, stories the news
the day, the best Of market reports, be
reviews and literary news, witty jOS
etc, etc
IN The Tribune is printed in large type a
iii, broad columns, and is the easiest paser
read in the country.
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