LITTLE ROCK A. T WEDNESDAY,, EEBRuARY lo 1881.
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kers to furnish a costly material without ever asking payment. Ne have no doubt that each of the pIopretcrs of the daily papers in this city gnes enough annually in the way of gratuitous advertising for persons or societies who areable and ought to pay, and in newspapers for which he gets neither credit nor thanks, to deiray the expenses of educating his children, even though lie might have a son or two in college Ifsomc rich fellow, who inherited his money without eaiidtig ii, were 10 give away half as much, lie would be loaded "sky high as the prince of phllanlhropiss, and his name would riug along the Atlantic from Maine to Mexico, and be echo ed from the Rocky Mountains, as bcnelactor ot his race. few hundred dollars, given ina lump is something to teiiof; six-pcncc at a time, a dozen times day, is never thought off, Bos- Ion Courier.