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Show . To Newspaper Borrowers. Did you ever paue to reflect that you are a nuisance of the first water? Do you know that the neighbor from whom you borrowed this y'ery paper you are now reading is often greatly inconvenienred by you? He subscibes and pays for the paper for his own individual in-dividual use and benefit; it is net done for your pleasure, education, or comfort. com-fort. He may not tell you so to your face, because the-class of men "who subscribe and pay for a newspaper are good, kind hearted felloes: but they do a crood deal of thinking all the same when von -ask for their newspaper. Stop borrowinir, and you will stop making a niisance of yourself. Ik. |
