The Smoky Hill And Republican Union

ADVERTISING. - The first two verses of the first chapter of the Chronicles of Success, read thus:

"Who hath sadness? Who hath woe? Who shineth the streets with gloom of countenance and perplexity of mind? Who loseth confidence and patronage, and sinketh into poverty and forgetfulness? He that advertiseth not! He that doth not make himself known through the papers. He who by his negligence in this matter, depriveth himself of gain and secureth to himself loss! His business wisdom is foolishness. His lack of knowledge, yea, his stinginess sticketh out, and the discerning shun him."

"Who hath gladness? Who hath joy? Who hath growing business and full coffers? Who payeth his notes promptly? Who gaineth the confidence and patronage of men, and raiseth to affluence? He that advertiseth liberally - that through the journals of the day maketh himself and his business known! He hath chosen the part of wisdom, and his riches and honor increase like light in the morning - his shadow groweth broad." His complacency increaseth. His fame extendeth. His happiness endureth, and he is honored and blessed of all men - particularly the printers. So mote it be! - [Topeka Record.