Anonymous Correspondence
By Editor
Anonymous Correspondence.—We wish once more to say that anonymous contributions or inquiry will receive no attention in this office. We must have the names of the writers, not necessarily for publication, if they do not desire, but for our own information. There are some who forget to sign their names; there are others who do not think it necessary; there are still others who do not wish to sign their names. We have no means of distinguishing between these classes, and have no time to do so. Some will be disappointed; for this we are sorry, but can not help it. We can not, for obvious reasons, break our rule, and have no time to spend over unsigned communications. If you write an article, place your name and address upon it. It is not sufficient that your name and address be upon the envelope or in the letter accompanying; the article is often separated from these.