Daily Yellowstone journal., 1893-01-15

| Injury 1han 1t Durs tIutnl.
SrNaking M advertising brings te
mind Il very t>rtv;>la'1t nuisance
which IL being inflicted just. nov. on
long suffering New Workers. refer
to the: advertising letter: t|,c circ,1
TAR letter: "|&ich asks yut1> to trade
with st,n,ct,o1r =o' ut|lyr. They ;,rv
directed hy haid, pl1t III pl1i&l tmvel
opes, sealed and stamped with two
cents worth: OF terra .t1>tta pn}>rr.
The uninitiatrtl t~>''t tel} ti1r>u from
1t genuine lrttrr until tho e>,lyelupr
IL. torn open. THEN they ,1p I'm
masked. They ar, revealed IN all
their tminterc!;tl,lG disappointment.
These Vrn>le N.h>, send them t,t
IRE sl'nrl*. | tell yuu. They only
send them To private houses and
apartments. where Wtnnrn will most
likely receive them. ,,ut they know
the weakness Ut wH1nalltind for any,
thing in the nature of It letter.
Women always Just atlle IT, yet let
te1s. and these cunfonntle1 circulars
fool them every time.
It 1t happens that the victim lives
in a fiat the wife, mother or Sister
will gleefully trip down the four
flights of stairs when she hears the
postmnn's short. shurp ring on the
electric hell in the kitchen. She
knows the ring perfectly. and it is
to her cars about tho most welcome
sound of the whole tlay. Then she
opens the letter box and pulls ont
the circular. It looks interesting,
There il no advertising imprint 81,
the envelope. The handwriting In
apt tn be very amatenrisl or very
expert in its lines, The victim stud.
les it carefully. She sees that the
letter IN post1narlit1l in New York.
but tlmt does not count one WHY ar
another. She IN quite likely and
more liable to get II letter from some
one IN New York than anywhere
else. She also studies the lHlck tart. |
fully. aud holds tlc letter ,,p tu tl1o
light mud discovers nothing 10 rive
her II clcw ST whom it IL from. Dut |
she docs not open It. H.. /
Oh. no! s'llo holt1s it titxht like |
some precious. thing, and with II glllfl /
hetttt TIT the anticipation ct i, ,,lrus
mt. gossipt letter from SnntAl<alv
She climbs the four flights uf :stal,r
to her own floor. :>.-.. =:
Perhaps there are two of tl,c,,u,.
Then it ii all tho worse. When Mia
gets into the l,ox Of Il dining room III
her seven rt'n1u fiat. wlitl, also dues
1uty ns IL sewing; room. size Sits down
III tho rocking chair. draws II ln1,.
breath and OPENS the letter.
Then IL the time to Sct. II you1,n
nad
That woman will give tho most
'erfcct imitation IF anger and ais
gust You cell tl1rl anywhere. She
viii hurl that advertising letter On
he floor m though If Was Il thing uc>
'u1sH'|. She knows she hus t,n*r
oolcd, and sho resent. it. 1llc,1 she |
LOUNGES out into he Kitchen. and
}anS the door. That's a wolnnn'o /
way ut swearing. .: ~: +
doubt if under my circumstances !
'ou could in<}Hte her to h,iy ;,,otls of
no firm who >rnt her that letter, aud
Oh don ''"litve that this systematic
otter trit'ktry that no inHny FIRMS in
ulEc IN pays them az wei! ;,Y n,1vtr-
EslnE III some other manner would,
Within the 1ast week have RECEIVED
1ese dcl11sive letters from dry goods
ot'ses+ banks. furniture stores, tur. /
ct cleaners. liquor dealers. real es- |
ate agents, ronfectioners. bakers. !
utchers. cigar manufacturers, tui
IFS. and even churches u1e getting
ito this perniciors habit. The soap I
eorle Of course are always with you.
New York Herald. .. /