{"newspaper_name": "The Arkansas banner.", "edition": "01", "page": "p3", "byline": ""}
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.fdoertising.-The New Orleans Delta has quite plthy paragraph on this subject Advertising, says the editor, is to business. what the oil is to the night lamp. Withhold the necessary supply of oil, and the light goes out-advertise not llberally, and who you are, or what is your business, is known only to limited circle; your expenses other wise continue, your business falls off, you break, and your name, which was never seen to an advertisement in the newspapers, now figures Tn the list of bankruptcy. This is true-all true. It is the teaching of the times, and who will not learn it, must never ex- pect, at this period of general activity and ri- valry in business, to keep up with his adver- Using neghbors in the race for patronage and prosperity.