Young Man, Young Woman, Go to College.
By Editor
We are glad to hear from President Howe, of Healdsburg College, that the prospects are encouraging for a good school. The attendance is more than was expected. This is good. It ought to be greater still. The college should be filled to the utmost capacity. Many a young man, yes, and young woman, has expended during the last year a sufficient sum of money for a needless bicycle and its congeners to maintain them, if economical, a year at college. Would it not be worth while to change the brawn for brain in the year to come? You may get sufficient exercise at school. And, young man, if your circumstances are such that you could not attend school yourself, would it not better repay you to loan the means to some deserving student who is endeavoring to fit himself for usefulness in God's cause? These questions are of eternal import.