New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-09
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For Roth Sexes-City,

NAV HAVE M,DE 4 WRONG impression when 7
L compared the editorial page OF i"e tribune with
the advertising page. didn't inca" Z" ohc'peh the
Trb.ne editorials They very sood-some OF them.
I even read them myself when 1 cant get The Sun and
haven't aood book at hand. ] merely meant TO say
getting pay for writing an afu'e "nu having il
published nothing quite dlh'leht from writing
il for nothing and paving Unity Cuts line to have 1t
published While in the former instance the writer f.
tempted himself expression OF SOP over, >
As the phrase IS ; in the latter. he j. APT To weigh
every word, that it may expires" uhc eN'.' truth IN
the best Let In the a2at Nlc OIL the
Tribune advertisements there are ten words III line.
the OF thirty line, each "on costs three
cents. Now the man who payo three cents word 10
have his articles published unless nc i "h cNudN@eaht
fool. Will weigh every word and If "ou Isn't worth
three cents he will, like -'IiSIDie man. ScraNh IL
Qua and put a thrce.ccnt word in IT. place Now L
don't want to be lor,ona but would like To ask the
reader OF this advertisement 10 turn 10 thc editorial
page. take up the leading editor Al ana gauge oS hi'
standard. See whether, in case he eouihht get the
article without paying cents word Tor it, he
would buy it at that figure 1t seems 10 me uis VIII
settle the question.
Now, how about the Advertisement laKe ms one Tor
instance There will probably be about forty lines in
it possibly fifty. say hfty, at thirty cents ana the
publication will cost fifteen dollars Now 'uPi''s some
father in reading this advertisement should
be induced 10 send hts boy school II The boy
should stay year should receive therefor Slso sup
pose 1t cost onehslf that amount to educate him. That
would leave me- clear 800. From 800 substfaco so ana
you havc-or rather | have-s75 clean profit That IS
the kind Of arithmetic we teach at Packards College.
II any other information is desired 1t can De had by
calling the College or writing 10
s. ). PACKARD, Pre't.,
1oI Fast ga ST.
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